03 Mar 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1869
Page
1
Correspondence notes New York City as a thriving metropolis on a drizzly winter night. It contrasts the city’s bustle, culture, museums, and art with the weary, hopeful mood of its people, hinting at reform and the enduring energy of its citizens.
Lawrenceburg Indiana sketches its history and notable figures while the Griffin murder trial dominates Cincinnati area papers. Reports describe a pending new trial motion, potential further executions in Butler county, and local business and Fenian matters amid Westward plans and railroad ties.
A fragmentary horse notes column mentions Dobie and a stable of horses preparing for tracks. Myron Perry shows form, Vanderbilt rested last summer, and plans hint at a strong season. Fashion Course entries and other owners like John Harbeck are cited with prior fast times and confident prospects for upcoming racing.
Fragmentary notes describe a harsh freeze Tuesday night revealing crop losses and a claim that this year may yield zero. It mentions a 5,000,000 bushel record and 40,000,000 shipped by a company in 1838, with scattered references to Greenwood County and the Emperia Kennas.
A fragmented San Francisco wedding notice references a dress outfit and a Dr Bowie. The readable text is garbled with stray phrases including Was teonasen le 10,000, leaving unclear names, dates, or exact details of participants or ceremony.
A poem by a known author recalls an incident of the war where a dying soldier calmly asked Shall I draw their fire and fell. It reflects on duty and sacrifice, urging self surrender and steadfast resolve. Adored readers recognize the author from earlier writings and a patriotic mood pervades the piece.
A mixture of scattered reports notes killings in McKenzie Tennessee and Wake Bone Reams near Nashville, an editor attack near Pilot Point Texas, and a freedman incident in Sherman. It references a Madrid letter expressing fear of upheaval on the Peninsula with Carlist activity and Isabellist plotting, plus artil lery rumors and movements around Carrion, Palencia, and Cordova.
The Montg o Advertiser reports eight car loads of iron arriving for the Selma and Montgomery Rail road. More iron is on the way to complete the rail line.
A new organization has been formed in Mek aan to promote cotton production. The debate touches on legal rights and duties of participants while addressing the broader economic crisis and regional denominational concerns.
Fragmented note cites Lincolnton North Carolina alum wells and coal mines. Mentions Princeton Clarion and Talladega Alabama editors with unclear references to river and Fatoks. Claims about mineral wealth and old mine activity appear without coherent details.
Scattered business items describe talks of uniting ventures in Booneville Missouri to create a watering place. Mentions routes and proposed links via White Water and nearby towns. Text references milk production and a dairy with pounds and product totals, though details are fragmentary.
A fragment notes a shift in the musical instrument trade where customs are nearly obsolete and time frames for usage are changing, hinting at broader economic transitions affecting makers and buyers.
A Mississippi student anchors a Wheaton College composition praising Southern women for unwavering loyalty to the Confederacy. The piece recalls mothers feeding troops and defending their sons, praising steadfast patriotism despite Union pressure and wartime trials in the South.
A fragile account from the New Orleans Picayune describes a Mississippi steamer wedding that devolved into a disturbing scene as guests, amid celebration, faced a locked berth and a grim outcome. The fragments imply a chaotic event with fear and sorrow, leaving the precise details unclear.
Partial readable lines mention a shoe item and a name, with unclear details about the event or context. The legible fragment suggests a discussion of footwear, possibly a product or advertisement, but the surrounding information is missing for a coherent summary.
A series of tragic incidents are reported including an unexpected death in Virginia from heart failure, a brewer named Melms dying after weeks of illness, and an Indiana man fatally shot in a barn in Lay Farm Adair county Missouri. A mother in Ohio mistreated her infant, then a sibling aggression led to the infant’s head injury and death. the event details indicate a sequence of accidental and violent acts within households.
Fragmentary text references B. Kalle and D. Thatcher among readers and long practical experience. The snippet suggests a catalog or endorsement of skilled men, noting acknowledgment and practice, but lacks full context to define a clear event or outcome.
The Senate approved several bills including lands to Wisconsin for a Sturgeon Bay breakwater, a cannon donation to the Lincoln Monument Association, and Alaska trade improvements. An Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill, aimed at 7 to 8 million dollars, passed and goes to the House. Various Treasury, currency, and public land bills were acted on, with conference committees and non concurrence noted. Health and political developments abroad in Ireland and Russia were also discussed.
A circulated rumor suggests volunteers are being recruited to guard transport ships. The government has not commented on a cave commander allied in the district of Pinar del Rio who has been jailed on a dialogue charge.
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