01 Mar 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1870
Page
1
In February prose dated Manuerza O, residents recall fear of God and the constable yet now endure an Arctic winter siege. The town notes the clerk of the weather has delivered a severe, consistent cold spell that has finally settled in, shaping daily life and prospects.
Special correspondence from Yellow Springs Ohio notes Prof Orton of the Board of Geological Survey giving weekly lectures on his ice pill to the town crowd. The piece mentions audience draw and a rumored new professor replacing Clark in the Mathies department amid local chatter and wealth concerns.
A fragmentary report describes Turner Hall carnival festivities with Prince Carnival and varied costumes, plus a feature on Covington’s new Catholic Church of the Mother of God. Architecture details include tower heights, nave width, dome diameter, clockworks, and fresco plans for the church.
Fragmentary condolence note references Seana and a near million figure, with unclear context. Readers infer personal loss and supportive remarks amidst incomplete wording.
Manager Miles presents Not Guilty with a first class company and lavish scenery. Lead players include Margaret Armitage Clara C Morris Alice Armitage Corolla Captain Willoughby Bilas Jarrett E F Thorne Jack Snipe Edwin Wright Joe Triggs and J Powers. Emmett continues week two as Frits with a strong audience turnout expected tonight.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a 1870 masquerade event linked to Pompey Smash and Ophelis walking arm in arm with a stout Patland peasant girl at a notable Orpheus party. Details are limited but suggest social page item or theater society notes.
The ceremony featured faculty absence and Dr John Davis acting as conferer with remarks on medical topics. Notable speakers included A D Bender Cincinnati and B F Biman Cincinnati outlining diseases and clinical topics across obstetrics neurology and respiratory conditions.
The Newport convention nominated a full ticket for city offices led by Samuel Cummins for President of the City Council and W. Root for City Attorney. Other incumbents and candidates included Jailer Jonathan Horsfall, Engineer Bruce Morton, Physician F J Lock, Market Master Wm Rigas, and J B Lock as Weigher. The meeting opened amid mild warlike partisan tones, with Republicans and Democrats praising incumbents and pledging support while preparing for a campaign marked by renewed cross-party cooperation and local issues.
In Covington, Rev Kel’s overcoat was stolen from the Seta ak of Ermity Church on Sunday. A sermon inspired by Rev Bellville’s note appeals to the thief to return it. The revival at Scott Street M E Church reports 140 conversions, with 75 entering on dayne. valuables including spoons and napkin rings totaled about $100. Michael O’Hare and John Farrell are mentioned in connection with the incident.
The public debt statement is issued today while a signature event in Minnesota is delayed to Monday. A land sale and a lottery-like bond offer intrigue observers as the Albany House fire in Wisconsin destroys property worth about $60,000. Citizens in Little Rock contribute $1,000 to a Stonewall Jackson fund. A silver mine discovery boosts Grayson county prospects, and Navy planning for next year features in scattered notes.
The February 28 Senate record shows debate over a bill related to currency and congestion in IsbariyMant, with votes and names such as Williams Beatty Morerractoes Obje ct and others, urging adoption by a large majority to address government needs and river valley concerns.
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