30 Jun 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1869
Page
1
Fragmentary notes describe a Tuesday mir work and a two day fight, with references to a House debate and a Cote scene. The text mentions a gilt framed piece, connoisseurs examining works together, and a general outline of life-like portraits. It notes diagrams or examples, Shakespeare lines, and a chapel audience struggling to hear a speaker.
The readable content is fragmented with mixed letters and symbols making identification of people places or events impossible. No coherent names dates or organizations emerge to form a factual news item.
A long lecture style piece critiques smoking in The Man Who Smokes and celebrates American liberty. It traces the rise of the United States from Washington through Jefferson and Adams, praising independence, the Constitution, and the founders’ wisdom as guiding light for the nation.
The Collector of Internal Revenue yesterday closed four distilleries for alleged violations of revenue laws including J. C. Appenseller at 573 John Street and Paxton Coates at 596 Front Street. Police appointments sworn in this morning include Alexander Littell Joshua Frances and others who will join the force tomorrow.
The body of young Maloney drowned near Deercreek mouth remains unfound. A $50 reward is offered for recovery. Workers dragged the river with a seine yesterday and found an eight months' fetus, which the Coroner did not order an inquest into and ordered proper burial.
Committees of the Grand Army of the Republic plan to secure use of the old Orphan Asylum on Kim street for five years to house soldiers' orphans. Leaders including Colonel R M Moore and Generals Burnett and Banning spearhead the effort to place youths in trades and useful occupations.
Report describes a silver vein about one and a half miles long discovered in a hill near the Agua Hedionda river. A mysterious disease spreads, with evacuations and abandoned sites. Ruins near Orizaba volcano reveal over two hundred well preserved mummies. A marriage in Santa Maria del Rio is recorded, and a chaotic scene at a Puebla church door ends in a proposed duel.
A report traces how tea arrived in America tracing import routes firms and trade routes. It notes early imports by colonial merchants and later mass distribution through coastal ports with native grown varieties and evolving consumption patterns.
In Covington a trial for J B J Nienebar ended with the jury discharging him after testimony failed to prove larceny. The case centered on a saddle and a second hand organ in a Garrard Street property bought for Morgan. The report notes community events and political sentiments locally, including railroad support and public notices.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Baptist group, Bowpest yeore, a few poor aims, and a possible request or aim to attend. The legible facts are extremely limited and names or places are unclear.
George Forbes, a sailor who fell overboard from a scow on Lake Michigan, recounts his near drowning. He recalls a rush of courage, ringing noises, floating sensations, and drifting with the rollers as waves swirled around him before rescue. The Detroit Free Press quotes his vivid, disorienting experience.
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