09 Mar 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1876
Page
1
Washington figures react with shock as the Belknap affair unfolds, revealing a tense response to a political scandal. The correspondent notes heightened emotion and a stark display of dignity or resignation among officials and the public alike, reflecting a city in a state of unsettled inquiry.
A survey of editorials credits Judge Taft of Cincinnati with high character and potential for national service. The discussions in New York and Philadelphia papers praise his integrity, Republican faith, and suitability for high office, despite limited executive experience. Taft is depicted as capable, respected, and eminently qualified for duties ahead.
Washington March 9 the house committee on the lymer decided to proceed with an open door inquiry. George M Pendleton telegraphs that he will appear before the committee after being detained by business. Orvilleani was examined today by naval commissioners and will testify before the clymer committee. The witnesses examined by clywer today stated there is absolutely nothing about post tracerabips.
Scattered telegrams report in Yucatan the execution of revolutionist prisoners by federal troops and vice versa by rebels. Canada notes record high currents on the Nelson River, plus a British-flagged steamer Octavia with cargo sailed from Uruguay. Reports from Turkey mention peace talks, tax refusals, and troop tensions. A Kentucky court scene covers a broken leg accident, a marriage license, a divorce grant, and rapid legal activity in a local mayor’s court.
Prof Silliman appeared before the Committee on Foreign Affairs to testify on its report of the Frmmd Mine. He said his involvement was professional as he was hired to examine the matter. His fees included 5000 in advance and 10060 to 32000 after completion, with total receipts reaching 25009 for scientific services.
Special dispatch from Cincinnati reports Columbus proceedings with the Senate in executive session considering Governor nominations for Trustees of the Reform School for boys. In the House several bills passed, including penitentiary reform for forgery and land plat submission to the Platting Commission, plus road maintenance measures. Recess followed debates and speeches for and against a Paysage bill.
A fragmentary report describes a conference session led by Bishop Wiley and Rev. Garrett, with committees appointed and attendees including Rev. Nash and Bishop Foster. A gas price complaint dominates city talk, with meter skepticism and calls for an audit. Other items note a Pendleton County planter, a funeral, a rail accident fundraiser, and minor court actions in a local city.
Dispatch from Washington notes Pinchback has not abandoned plans to enter the United States Senate. He solicits Senators Fardan and Morrill for opinions on whether Governor Kellogg’s appointment would be recognized. If Pinchback gains backing, he aims to return to New Orleans to pursue the vacancy.
A damaged OCR fragment references a fire and destruction at a Worcester station. It mentions a rifle and telegraph police, with unclear details on actions taken and the broader event. The readable text preserves names and places but lacks cohesive facts.
The Senate confirmed George E Hore B W Chidw to join John Pugh as commissioners of the Boys Reform School. Only three votes opposed Howells confirmation, seen as vindication of his fitness. The Reform School is celebrated as a major institution and leaders deserve to remain at its helm.
A freight and mixed train on the Valley Division of the Baltimore and Ohio line wrecked after crossing a narrow bridge over Narrow Creek. The disaster left loaded cars and livestock scattered among the rocks, with many animals killed. A witness described the moonlit horror as the train plunged 100 feet or more, amid wreckage and timber.
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local event in the city with mentions of people and items but lacks coherent details or identifiable names, making the exact event, date, and participants difficult to determine.
In Brownsville Samuel Thomapson is convicted on one count for removing epicts from a distillery without tax payment. The jury verdict carries a three year imprisonment and 500 fine. About 75,000 worth of property has been seized to enforce revenue laws.
In Merriplex Conn March, a convention assembled and nominated a state ticket for honest administration. Candidates include Governor Chat Atwater Lieutenant Governor Francis Gelettey Secretary of State Lucca Vi Ven Treasurer Loren Judd Comptroller Jobo Li Peek.
A fragmented shipping chart notes vessels arriving and departing at Monongalia area ports on March 9. Mentions Cincinnati, Wheeling, and Island settlements with a rising tide and clear pleasant weather. several ships named in passing and a forecast of light winds and 11.6 feet low water.
Chicago reports indicate Henry Herbman and German accomplices face indictments connected to a planned conspiracy with Gov. Sarot. Authorities say Eesing Reha and others intended to plead guilty to charges. Several witnesses have provided testimony valuable to the government.
Weather data from multiple stations with readings in clear and cloudy conditions. Entries include temperatures, wind directions, and sky conditions across regions such as Omaha and Providence with notes on fog and precipitation.
A fragmented report describes an organized outfit with headquarters in Bulilo New York, alleged to furnish witnesses and jurors nationwide. It mentions lawyers private detectives and a plan to influence cases in Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati and other cities.
A small hotel near Prospect Park in Brooklyn was damaged by a morning blaze. Fire crews reported estimated losses around four thousand dollars and are investigating the fire’s cause as residents evacuate safely.
Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times-Picayune dated March 9 lists current shipments. Cincinnati received three steamers carrying 320,000 bushels, Wheeling 45,009 bushels of coke, Madison 175,000 bushels, Lousville 19 barges with about 3,000,000 bushels. additional vessels expected to depart.
Washington correspondence reports Lam denies claims he seeks a Colleague to oppose Hayes. He supports Hayes and Ohio Republicans, including the delegation in the House and all Ohio representatives. The movement in Ohio claims no other manager beyond the people. The third term sentiment was reportedly managed elsewhere.
The Be fon Choral Union led by Medawe Swoecklin claims to feature the city’s finest musicians and chorus training under Professor Stanage. The charter proposal, described as a breach of the State Legislature, is expected to become law this week, affecting the governor's signetere.
An Observer report describes a four year old boy in the Third Ward becoming severely ill from suspected picric acid in brown stockings. Dr. Tefft treated him, testing a stocking sample that yielded a bitter taste and a yellow discoloration in water, confirming the poison. The child recovered with symptoms of diarrhea and headache subsiding.
A large fire at Lock & Co dry goods in Newark damaged or destroyed goods worth about 15000 to 10000 dollars. Insurance coverage totals 42500 dollars across counties and cities including Philadelphia, Washington, Royal Canada and New York merchants. No injuries reported.
Forgoo March 9 Andrew Stepyan formerly County Treasurer and William Kraus senior proprietor of the late City Bank have been indicted by the Grand Jury for embezzling county funds and for receiving money for use of the sac Neither party has been found yet and it is believed both have fled the city
Fragmentary market note from Detroit and nearby, March 6, showing mixed bids and dull activity. Mentions corn daily price ranges around 535 and 825 with severalages omitted. Overall sentiment uncertain due to garbled OCR.
Port Burg March 9 oil market quiet with Philadelphia delivery and Parker market details. Prices listed for city market Victoria and Wells shipments, bids near 1 9 2 7 4, volume figures and minor market activity noted.
A Norwich Bulletin excerpt presents a grocer who prays on Sunday but preys on others during the week. Asked why he charges poor customers ten cents a unit of sugar and fifteen cents to the rich, he replies that the Bible commands to charge those who are rich in this world.
Fragmentary report notes Patrapetrata Bishop Stevens aboard Bermjuda for health as Penn sylvania voyage ends. Sub committee of the Nations House Committee will start investigation at the Navy yard next week with details pending.
Yesterday a work accident at Keaton cistiders left a man seriously injured though lucky to survive. At Archeiter Hall saloonmen elected Ben. Joseph Ilermis to accompany Col. W. Nelson to Frankfort for the new minor law. Colonel Billy Mann returned from Black Hills with dust for Peter Snarkey’s new business near the courthouse as preparations begin. Also notes on blue eyes and Robertson Station business travel.
BaLT LAK March 9 reports James B. McKean and George A. Black were elected as delegates from Utah to the Republican Convention in Cincinnati. The brief item notes the selections occurring today in a local political update.
Mrs wife of Senator Burnside dies in Providence on March 9 following an illness. The death leaves the senator and family in mourning as officials and friends extend condolences.
An evening at a general delivery window features a lively girl who clambers to the counter and demands a letter for her sister Sarah. She calls to Sam in a bold voice, urging him to write to Sarah, creating a small scene that echoes through the block.
President Eliot of Harvard shared a humorous anecdote at a New York dinner. He recalled growing younger instead of older, a tutor’s late night disturbance, and a visit from a voice calling out for “Here come a old Hee.” Later he overheard undergraduates debating where Casrlis is going tonight.
The passage links George Eliot’s term wara puleden with a vivid hue. It describes a figure whose face reddens on the edge, like orange peel, yet remains outwardly devout and unwilling to swear an oath.
In a session filled with procedural moves and committee referrals, lawmakers discussed postmaster compensation limits, authorizing third class mail handling, and a substitute for a judiciary bill. Other actions included a bill to regulate removal of suits from state to federal courts and a proposal to restrain or manage naturalization processes for imprisoned individuals.
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