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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1856
Page
3
An OCR fragment provides limited readable details about a local news item. Names, places, dates, and actions are partially present but not coherent. The block requires reconstruction from readable elements to form a concise report card.
A county case streams through Bethe Clermont with John Brown sent up for months for stealing attire while three warrants loom in jail. A Newport melee ends with both men floundering in water and calm afterwards. Epidemic fears grow among city ladies, treated with dry goods cures. Schoolhouses festoon for week’s closing events. Covington ferry float to feature a substantial wharf-boat and supper by Campbell county bar. Jail counts total 97 inmates including chain gang and vagrants. Mayor Foley's absence sees A J Madeira presiding. fines recorded for license and assault. An English steamboat painter dies from heat. an inquest held. Mr John Henrie departs for Texas for land claims. Newsboys earn two dollars daily on Times editions.
In the Police Court Judge Praden Braman fined Pouos Rereant one dollar and costs for disorderly conduct and Wm Truss five dollars for the same offence. Richard Holmes jailed two days for abusing his family. Ana Donabes and Rebesos Moore each fined two dollars and costs for quarrelling, John Boeuer two dollars for trying to provoke Mr Oskamp into a breach of the peace.
Public invited to inspect a new cooling process at Refrigerator Rooms No 168 Vine Street. Patentee plans to ventilate and cool public halls to 80 degrees, delivering dry air through a duct system to any part of a building. Visit John Schooley at No 16 Vine Street.
A fragmented report describes a motion for a new trial before Judge 5 in a murder case of Irvine for killing John Butler. The defense argues insanity while the State presents its rebuttal. Also noted is a separate civil action brought by Kerr and spouse against J W concerning work and cash sums with adjudicatory questions.
A damaged OCR fragment references the French and individuals named Wale So Dix and Bawards. The text appears to be scattered notes with no clear event, date, or context provided.
Fragmentary Omaha era item from the Columbia Times dated the 16th shows a note on mechanics and a march, with unclear participants and outcome. Readable elements include a procession tone and a reference to a shah.
The note describes a limited display of fine strawberries with remarks about a one to two-per-day harvest, referencing a county fair setting and ongoing exhibition of fruit quality.
No discernible events or facts could be extracted from the provided fragment.
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