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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1876

Page

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Ratification meeting draws crowd in Cincinnati politics

Correspondence reports a packed East Saturday night ratification gathering for 9 and Wheeler at the courthouse. Citizens fill streets amid cannon, rockets, and music as editors note strong support and tensions over Odlin and other candidates. Improvements include a new streetcar line to Asylum and plans for expanded routes to Fair, Soldiers’ Home, and beyond.

Cincinnati Dartex Wheeler Warhoad Aris Gales Groty

Kansas Wheat Boom and Political Rally Report

The letter discusses party strength for Wayes and Wheeler, noting Democrats admit their appeal. It estimates Kansas wheat expansion from 100 acres in 1872 to potentially 100000 by next fall, and Marsh Harvester sales. It also mentions Chiniquy’s breakfast with officers, reading Acts VII and commentary on early Christians.

Corte Oponi Depen Tomannati Berner Cousty Kangas Cineipiati Ansl de Stron Wayes and Wheeler America Mayes Iva Fanwen Pole Chiniquy Stephen Chiniquy

Raw market notes from Milwaukee and Chicago trading desks

The report blends commodity prices and futures from Milwaukee and Chicago on corn, wheat, oats, rye, flour, lard, and pork with bid offers, shipments, and cash quotes. It records weekly receipts, price quotes for various grades, and market conditions, highlighting firm or steady trends and limited shipments. The terse dispatch cites specific dollars per unit and dates in late June, reflecting a broad commodity snapshot.

Cleveland Petroleum Dernorr Plour Hiner Y Haben Milwaukee Mate Coe Daytona Michigan Sige Siena P. M Aclab Eaec Oe C St. Louis Milassos Juline Bae Lord

Oil market steady with mixed quotes from Philadelphia

Special Dispatch reports oil market steadiness on June 24 with refined Philadelphia deli at 14e and mixed bids for United market ships. Prices show slight changes in barrel rates and overall balance remains steady despite small fluctuations.

Philadelphia Iui Ee United

TILDEN ALLIANCE HOLDS STRONG DESPITE STRAIN

Delegates from Georgia Arkansas Texas and Ryas arrive as Tilden backers claim steady support. Report notes a dampened rally with modest crowd energy. Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania lines predict backing for Hendricks or Allen with a two thirds rule looming. German press largely silent though some expect Hayes victory unless Tilden wins nomination.

Clyetrnati Timex St. Louis Georgia Arkansas Texas Raiyas Tam Bae ‘Misa Tilden Lindell Sem Montgomery Dorsheimer Enthusiaen Vania Hanedél Todiana Coirse Hendricks Delaward Bayard Ohio Allen Tix Sapien Tildén West Hendricks O Kansas Cal Iit Kentucky Hayés Tila Anne Entil Armas Bat Looky

Governor Hayes Invited for Fourth of July Festivities in Columbus

Special committee under Dispatch boss Petennality appoints Governor Hayes to invite Ding to attend Fourth of July celebrations in Columbus Ohio. The plan includes a welcome procession, park reception, address of welcome, and fireworks. Hayes prepared to attend if in state, promising a nonpartisan speech focusing on town improvements and old citizens.

Hayes Ding Cincinnati Columbus Bart Birchard Avenue Euihaiocaane

Water rises rapidly in Sault Ste. Marie canal

June 2 report from Derrott describes the water in the Sault Ste. Marie canal rising about 10 am with a four foot nine inch spike in one hour twenty minutes. Over the reef a large sheet of water flowed into the new lock-pit, gates closed to prevent damage, and vessels delayed. Two schooners grounded during low water, repairs completed, gates reopened last night with no further trouble expected.

Francis Smith Hutchinson Brightie

Weather and river notes from Cincinnati dispatches

Special dispatches report rain in last 24 hours, river levels rising slowly with five feet three inches in the canal and five feet on the falls. Vessels including Arkansas Belle and others make trips as heavy showers ease. Weather to-day expected clear spells with more rain likely, river gauge falling. Arrival and departure times for boats like Leadder and Future City noted across Cincinnati routes.

Cincinnati Times Lkoxtor Robert Peebles Udy Andy Paum Portland Bar Evansville Eva Ansvilar Tarascon Boulsvilles Idlewild Cairo Consiar Cincinnati Silverthorn Nasville Mary. Miller St. Louis Arkansas ‘Belle Liberty Catto Ledpard Ohio Leadder St.Louis John ‘Means Norton Pitrsprre Monongahela Exchang Lily Exchap David Méstetter Governor Garland Arkansas River

Democratic Delegation Girding for Convention Tilden Split Foes

Report from a Pacific slope gathering notes Hancock and Hendricks as favored by many, while opposition to Tilden grows among delegations from Ohio Maine New Jersey and Georgia arriving to back Allen or other reform candidates. Arkansas reps plan to attend and select delegates to the National Convention.

ED Press Gg Donn Hancock Hemricks Tilden Democratic Party Pacific Pengetaa Sena Ohio Allen Thorman Endric Hendricks Waterloo Maine New Jersey Cieorgia Arkansas

Democrats Taste for Cock as Path to Presidential Victory

Democrats not at the convention speculate cock could win the presidency if approached, while local letters hint at Texas connections and a potential run. A committee may be formed to locate this figure, amid a flurry of notices, court reports, and local chatter from Covington Kentucky in 1876.

Ier Washi Texas Hayes Washington Covington Kenton County Kentucky Behevis, Lotger Tetty Aia Say Advert Barker Garrison

House Adjourns in Early Morning Rounding of Appropriation

Special Dispatch reports the House adjourned around 1 o'clock after a long late-night session. The Conference Committee on the Legislative Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill has failed to agree, leaving the situation more grave than before.

Thurs Wasuixoros

Whisky tax case yields jail terms and fines

In a United States Circuit Court session Judge Blad overruled a prior view and imposed sentences on several defendants linked to a whisky tax scheme. AL Macane, B Dicken son, Jonathan A wl, and others face jail terms from months to a year, plus fines up to $1,000 and additional penalties.

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Rail congestion delays Kansas City lines across region

Fragmentary OCR reports train service disruption as several lines including Hannibal and St Joseph Kansas City St. Louis routes face repairs. Kansas City traffic may be affected for about two weeks while ridges and bridges are attended. The affected roads include Kansas City St. Joe Council Bluff and St. Louis Kansas City and Northern.

Kansas City Hannibal 8&J. Joseph St. Joe Council Blade St. Louis

Storm and sickness mark quiet town notes

The storm damaged the grand duchess at Star grounds and Johnny Hall lies ill with smallpox. Edwin Thomas funeral set for tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church. Captain Bell fell twelve feet while repairing War rington’s stables but remained unharmed.

Star Grounds Eighteenth Street Johnny Hall W.W. Hall Fourth Street Frank Berte Samuel Moreland Boland Moreland Edwin Thomas Norrow First Presbyterian Church Bell Jim’ Warrington

Turbulent Political Motives Stir Party Delegation

Fragmentary notes describe a contested selection with references to Paria and Tilden. General Sprigg is praised as a strong, principled leader whose stance could sway the delegation. The text hints at support dynamics and a first ballot showing Hendricks as a second choice, amid private political chatter.

Alione Thurman Tilden Sprigg St. Dows Rinin Cassie Allen Hendricks Dal ‘Ela

Army appropriations bill faces changes in Senate report

The Army Appropriation bill, as reported by the Senate committee, retains the present force of 25,008 with officers but removes House plans to cut and reorganize the army. Amendments raise House items to over 34 million dollars and align with Secretary Taft's estimates in most parts. A conference on the Legislative and Judicial bill adjourned without agreement, with a new conference likely when the House reconvenes Monday.

Innett Senate Taft House Senate Committee Tait

London and foreign notes on June events and a rowing match

Foreign items report the death of the English sculptor Malihdw Noble and notes on American Fourth of July celebrations in London. Westminster Abbey tours may be offered by Dean Stanley. A London rowing match from Putney to Mortlake sees London Rowing Club win by eight lengths. Berlin discusses possible Austrian moves against Servia and Herzegovina. Croatian refugees to be interned to hinder insurgent contact. Spanish church reform debate moves forward. The piece closes with a note on press privileges.

Tee London Dean Stanley Ifon Westminster Abbey John Bright London Rowing Club Frankfort-o--the Main Thames Putney Mortlake Long Oolds

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