06 Mar 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1876
Page
1
A multilayered, unreadable mix reports conflicts in Servia and remarks on arbitration with Buenos Aires style phrases. Mentions President Grant, Indian affairs, trials in Cleveland, Turkish uprisings, and testimony sought for Belknap. Notes political debates, currency issues, river drownings, and grain shipments from New York.
OCR fragment recounts a court martial, bureau leaks, and a push for Armes dismissal, plus a political roundup of supplementary elections. It cites Pierrepont, Dyer, and Wilson amid Chicago ring intrigue and a looming French cabinet reshuffle with several deputies elected across Bordeaux Lyon and Marseille districts.
The Herald reports Don Carlos arrives in London after a voyage from Boulogne. Police secured his hotel as exiled leader is greeted with mixed cheers and groans at stations and on the streets. He describes his plight and loyalty of his generals, praises bravery, and notes a final wish to avoid public views on the struggle. Austria may be a preferable home to England, with funds from the Modena estate supporting future agitation against Prussia.
Attorney General orders guards around ex Secretary Belknap's house after tip that he planned to flee. Reported baggage and banker present prompt steps to ensure trial proceeds. Dispute arises over whether guards are necessary as District Attorney, not the Attorney General, handles proceedings.
The President nominated Richard H. Dana Jr of Massachusetts to fill Millis inter to agland in Schenck's seat. The House Judiciary Committee finished consideration of impeachment articles at about 2 pm and will report them to the House. About twenty articles exist across payments and related matters.
A lengthy session list shows a petition for abolition of the death penalty, numerous temperance measures, and a memorial urging a state asylum for the mentally ill. Several measures target road and sewer improvements, school funds, and educational voting rights. Debates reference taxes, railroads, and water power for Celina, with petitions from Lucas County Female Battleage Association seeking presidential voting rights.
A county election appeal centers on ballots from multiple precincts after questions arise about box seals and counting. Judges and clerks testified over ballot boxes amid claims of resealing and possible tampering, risking a contested result and calling for a clear, verified count before finalizing the winner.
In Philadelphia a burial matter involving Henry Jove arises over whether his widow may proceed with burial at Mount Marich Cemetery. The case moved from the lower court to the Supreme Court, which upheld the burial order despite widow ownership of a lot.
Report from Guxes Livan Wy March 0 describes rich mines found in Horn and Creek Mountaing areas. A stage travels to South Pass about one hundred miles away. The mine lies roughly 125 miles north of the valley with implications of further prospecting and travel to Cam Iowa farther north of South Pass.
In Nevada near Jacks Valley three young men named Rynia Nezry and Edgar were overtaken by a snow storm in the woods and perished. Two bodies were recovered in a grim winter tragedy. Authorities name F Marco 6 as the br. and continue search for the remaining remains.
In a Saturday night dispute in Baltimore authorities report a fatal shooting during a quarrel among several individuals, involving Edward Roach and Jon Bauer. The incident occurred in a theater setting, with one victim fatally stabbed. Police investigation ongoing.
Special Dispatch to the Clecknay Times reports the river at 6 feet 4 inches rising, then falling, with clear, pleasant weather. Local pack boats voyage on schedule, with port lists noting James ap at 2 PM, Graven at 7 PM, and Jullants at 9 PM, while the Hudson and Bostons move in opposite directions.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Memphis and New Orleans teams, numbers such as 254 and 114M, with scattered names like Vickstoi and Furner. Mostly unreadable. appears to reference a sports or team listing with mixed data from multiple locales.
The notice states regular evening prayers each day this week at Union Street Church led by Reverend W. C. Metuns, following his prior order. Neighboring parishioners are invited to attend the services.
The fragment describes a religious meeting led by Rev. i. Wi. Scoti at a first church, with fervent services and a hopeful outlook. It praises spiritual vigor and a spirit of union among members, predicting a bright, glorious future for the congregation.
Local notes report the Centennial Lodge of Good Templars will convene at Feeder's Hall on Friday with Win M Leathers presiding. Collateral items mention the death of Coleonel J. Crockett and various city happenings including a stabbing incident and mayoral court activity.
A fragmentary 19th century style column notes varied items: Court actions, a lawmaker's leave, a fatality and funeral, and local civic chatter. It mentions Mayor Berry, Mrs Estell, the Barracks Band’s St Patrick’s Day visit, a critique of the Fire Department, and the arrival of Col Thomas L Jones.
Officer chatter and municipal updates fill a late 19th century column. Mentions Captain Tom Dowling, Orry Coret, and tempers on the streets with fines for disorderly conduct, a Star Light Social ball at Eclipse Hall, and parade chatter. Reports discuss freight movements, crowd control, and a town meeting on public works and church additions.
A Yeerday's New York Sun informant portrays Mr. Marsh as innocent of any fault in the Belknap post scandal. Marsh reportedly left Washington with his wife after a sudden departure, denying any legal action or incitement. He allegedly believed the post was worthless and meant to pass it to his nephew, while compensations to Evans covered expenses. Marsh’s charity to the Belknaps exceeded the yearly sum involved, and he purportedly rejected any motive of dishonor.
New York correspondence recounts a famous tenor inviting a critic to dine in elegant Chicago style. The critic enjoyed the meal but gave unfavorable after shows. The tenor, incensed, told conductor Max Mareze the story, realizing later he had targeted the wrong man.
A garbled report describes Secretary Belknap, staying inside his residence following a disciplinary action. The text notes threats of arrest if he attempted flight from Washington, mentions grand jury considerations, and references ongoing political and legal maneuvering, with Grant and Sherman figures moving through offices and committees.
In Washington on March 6 the House remains in session over the treaty. reporters expect 8002 to be called for the floor as the Jadi Saree Nowa issue unfolds and potential actions are reported.
Ree N. Nooth & Co excise pork packers protest Setardey claim a sarptas in lecetiver amounting to more than half a million and will likely seek action. D M Oliver & Co provision dealers allied with North & Co. Hapgood & Co wool dealers report failures. Pacific Express derailed near Dursort injuring several workers. Michigan Central train wreck near eathe pt toward Grand Rapids, mostly minor injuries.
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