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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1856
Page
1
The fragment shows a newspaper advertisement imprint listing office counting room and local printers. It includes names like W. Starbuck & Co., and W. R. Looker Cincinnati, suggesting a local business advertisement in a historic Cleveland or Cincinnati paper.
Supreme Judge JW Peck Scioto County and Moody Jefferson County list as electors. Fgfln Ham Co and Van Tawur Fairfield Co appear among candidates. Cincinnati, Ashtabula, Hamilton, Columbiana, and other counties provide names for electoral slate.
The London Correspondence from June 10 1856 surveys Palmerston ministry fate and opposition stance the American question and French floods. It also details the London General Post Office operations with local centers post boxes and money orders plus a vivid visit description of clerks, mail trains, and a Palmerston trial scene.
The fragmentary text notes a person named Lovmass in a fast or feast observation, but the copy is incomplete and unclear about any event, date, or location. No identifiable organizations or outcomes are discernible from the readable portion.
Citizens yesterday applauded Mr Fillmore at the Falton street hotel with an ovation and a display of fireworks. Local reports note a flattering reception and a vivid scene near the river Gealuie.
A chaotic episode centers on the president of a National Club who tried to seat a Fill-Van Riper regime and stir disaffection within the American party. He withdrew from councils yet retained leadership, arranging a transfer meeting as observers noted minimal attendance and factional rifts.
The Orizaba sails with P Vijil the newly arrived West er minister to the United States aboard. About three hundred youths and four filibusters were noted aboard and ashore at Dubek. No prisoners were captured as the steamer departed.
Stryker employed by Blashford and Clark dry goods merchants in New York confessed to a daily five year theft of silk and other goods valued between 25000 and 30000 dollars. He sold items to German receivers in Mott Street for five dollars or less and was forced by these buyers to continue theft under threat of exposure.
The speaker claims Walker is not acting on men but seeks funds for his army, describing him as an incumbrance and asserting he cannot feed his forces. The remark frames Walker as driven by money rather than leadership.
A violent scene near the Gamay Hotel in Portsmouth involved eight dragoons unable to halt two fighting horses, a black stallion and a bay, until a strong young man subdued the stallion by the ears. The public were terrified as tradesmen closed shops and onlookers watched the chaos unfold. The incident caused widespread consternation in the area.
The text appears garbled and unreadable. No coherent event or names can be identified to summarize into a factual news item.
A Recorder faced a case involving a love interest and a Wisconsin suitor. The judge paused a verdict to allow a late-arriving gentleman to marry the woman in the ante-room, with consent after intervention. Also reports a railroad machine shop fire in Quincy Illinois destroyed by fire Sunday with losses around ten thousand dollars.
Flour receipts light with demand from city bakers and retailers. Graint sales include 2000 bushels of oats at 36e. 560 bushels prime eat at a price not fully shown. Whisky active with 960 barrels sold at 94c. 566 from wagon at 9c. Cheese dull at 8c. bacon strong with 20,000 pounds sides sold at 10c. Lard keg at 1c. sugar firm with prime at 10 10k. Potatoes Reds 1000 bushels at 5c. prime northern 5c. Candles up to 65c with light stock.
A body identified as Todd was found in a room at 61st east of the First Church after a strong odor and signs of decomposition appeared for several days. An inquest was held by the Coroner, with speculation that arsenic or intemperance caused death. the case remains mysterious. A society election for twenty-five to twelve members was deferred pending faithful service assurances, ending with a prayer by Rev. Gray.
Yesterday afternoon graduates of Woodwards and Hughes High School received diplomas in a crowded Hall of the former. Principal remarks praised the students for proficiency and good prospects. The program featured a quartet and a song as the conferring by Mr. W. Green, President of the Union Board, concluded the exercises with twenty one diplomas awarded.
A London to New York telegraph review reports the Asia's arrival from Liverpool with dates to Saturday the 14th. Anxiety over American affairs grows as calls for Dallas recall surface, while peace sentiment rises in Liverpool and Manchester. Lords Palmerston Clarendon and Russell discuss the matter in Parliament amid war fears and possible arbitration.
A Western literary figure praises the novel Bama Bartlett or Prejudice and Fanaticism from American Lady. The work aims to critique Know Nothing and Abolition opponents with an Uncle Tom like plan but the reviewer finds its characters and rhetoric steeped in prejudice and fanaticism.
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