23 Jun 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1874
Page
1
A brief unsigned message to the Daily Times asserts no change and remains quiet and firm at the price of 115. No additional details or context are provided in the readable text.
Mr. Fred W. Dutin has been admitted to practice law by the Supreme Court. The confirmation notes his eligibility to file, argue, and represent clients in the state judiciary.
A late dispatch reports Congress approving a $3,500,000 appropriation with exclusive sideness. The note notes the arrest of Robert Estbridge by Officer McKenzie days earlier and reflects mixed reactions from the two Houses amid the briefing.
The House met at ten amid tangled remarks and scattered notes as members debated a bill sent to the Senate. Discussion touched on revenue, railroads, and broad amendments while a conference committee plan was floated for next session and further consideration of lands for direct tems was noted.
A June 22 meeting of the Cotton Exchange in Cincinnati chaired by Lester Taylor considered delegates’ report from the late National Cotton Convention. The document outlines forming a National Cotton Society with representation rules, delegate pay, and the need for statistics publication, praising Augusta and the Augusta delegation for support and provisions.
In the Police Court this morning Michael Bauer a private watchman at Inwood Park was convicted of assaulting Patrolman John Mechle and fined plus costs. The Mayor revoked Bauer’s commission to act as an officer.
An excursion party led by W. 8. Dumler appeared before the county yesterday morning. A receipt was presented, and papers related to Ohio were noted. William Russell was involved in the proceedings. Around 9 o'clock, a gun or arm seemed to have gone missing.
Report from Washington on June 23 notes bills passed by both houses and signals a possible adjournment. Select committee details examine safe burglary allegations, witness attendance issues, and misstatements. It records proposed judges Hezekiah G. Wells and John Davis for the Court of Commissioners for the Alabama Claims.
Maprro June 23 reports Castellar and Martens locked in a long center as a condition of the power. The article notes a conference on radical and Republican fusion shaping political maneuvering around a new election.
In Laspor on June 23 a telegraphic message praised Fennes and Brazil for a notable achievement. The brief note credits a cemented collaboration and celebrates the successful exchange of congratulations.
George E. Patton sheriff of Clay County Missouri filed libel suits in the Globe against articles relating to the arrest of the James brothers during a robbery aboard the Iron Mountain Railroad train at Gads Hill Damages sought are 50000 in each case.
New York traders face a sudden stock surge on June 23 as small operators scramble amid a volatile market. The abrupt rise unsettled many market players and raised questions about underlying causes and trading dynamics.
Yorx and Joannes report steady sales with restocked shelves. Prices range from 7 to 10 cents for common grocery items with Demerara sugar at 9 to 10 cents and standard granulated and cut loaves around 10 to 11 cents per pound.
A fragmentary line lists F. J. He E. J. W. Brooks and Nathaniel OY with garbled names including Erastus Corning and Moses Taylor of New York. The incomplete text mentions Bardl eston and John Senekmitenee, rendering identity and context unclear.
A local grounds event for St Peter and St Joseph Boers featured a square manet dance to entertain attendees. The Opera House venue had limited patronage, reducing support beyond expected attendance.
Fragmentary readable text mentions Reverend FJ and local names Blanchard and Lions in a place called Nye Ed with unclear event. No coherent events, dates, or outcomes emerge from the damaged OCR snippet.
Police Court today docketed all cases of violations of state liquor laws to be sold for on premise drinking with only Alderman Henry Alf's case reaching the call. Major Blackburn represented Alf, with the information drawn by the attorney. The courtroom proceedings were interrupted, and the reporter was obliged to leave.
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A community sale invites young men and business seekers aiming for affordable homes in accessible suburbs near the city. The event promises options for those seeking easier commutes and a fresh residential start outside urban centers.
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