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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1872
Page
1
Special dispatches describe Democratic ticket efforts in Cincinnati and national moves. The text notes Senate and House committees on nurses pay, arms investigations, and tariff policy favoring American materials, with references to military and political figures and a March meeting in Washington.
Fragmentary Dayon item reports a twenty dollar till dispute with unclear details. Names, dates, and exact actions are unreadable, but the brief mentions a till shortage or claim and a potential local inquiry. Further readable text needed for complete summary.
In New Albany an incident involving Whitehead and an officer details a reckless attempt to throw on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail. The report cites bad faith against a section and notes the involvement of law enforcement.
A special dispatch to the Times and Chronicle details a convention with rapturous applause for Gen Grant and debate over a resolution about delegates. It lists officers, including General John M. Harlan as president, and notes river news from New Albany Evansville and Memphis with arrivals, departures, and cotton cargoes amid rising waters.
Reports from New York on March 13 claim Jey Gould resigned as president of the Erie Railroad. The move comes as friction with a new board member, John Len Bitton, and others over direction and governance intensifies. Contempt and disputes over policy reportedly accompany the upheaval.
Fragmented New York from March 13 reports a shipping arrival The Wrewing from Liverpool with mentions of Miss Van e and business men Then a brief death notice includes A T Browert Co and Leet Brocking over an account linked to light rain and Croton water Col W H referenced in a Quebec dispatch.
In New Hampshire yesterday Republicans claim victory as Warren Brown defeats the Democrat by about 200 votes in the Senatorial District. Reported from Maxchester and Portsmouth dated March 12 and March 13, 1:30 AM.
Fragmentary OCR from Albany shows a paid rally with limited legible text. The brief mentions a public event but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Philadelphia reports a Camden and Amboy related strike affecting local transit actions. Sparse OCR text notes men involved and an incident connected to presses or public works, with unclear outcomes. Further readable details are needed to specify entities or dates beyond March 13.
Washington March 12 House and Senate conduct a flurry of measures. The Yerba Buena bill to empower Central Pacific faces votes with amendments debated. A mail subsidy raise to China and a government stamp issue prompt heated points of order. Union Reform Association meeting at College Hall in Ohio discusses civil service reform local government and anti tariff stance.
March 12 notes from Colvusus recount session items including bills on officer regulation for the county board, salaries and accounts, and a noble county member sworn in. The assembly discussed liquor laws and police bill for Cincinnati while finance committee work on appropriations drew attention.
fragmented report notes March 12 proceedings in Kentucky with references to adjournment resolutions, committee discussions, and policy actions. mentions Ways and Means Committee, a special session, and unidentified individuals and votes.
Judge Hoadley voices alarm at federal overreach and private interests guiding party policy. He calls for amnesty in the South, opposition to protective tariffs, a return to gold and silver currency, civil service reform, and a united National Republican ticket across states including Missouri and Kansas. Col. Gilmore adds remarks in Springfield, urging broader unity.
Prof. Cox, Indiana State Geologist, spoke at the Bard of Trade Rooms on black coal’s geology and manufacturing uses. He traced Cincinnati’s formation, assessed coal types, and argued Bessemer steel potential, noting Indiana fields span multiple counties and are suitable for iron and steel production.
County Commissioners approved a resolution setting compensation for collecting delinquent taxes: ten percent on money collected and twelve percent on taxes collected by agencies. Payments to be drawn from collections in each county township and corporate district.
Columbus reports filed certificates of three local financial institutions with substantial capital including Miami Building and Loan Akron Citizens Savings and Bean and Steese Coal. Senate and House move on redistricting with bills by Jones Stimson and Thompson. Hamilton County asks five commissioners for soldiers relief fund. Schiff to propose reforms in the Auditor’s omission department.
Special Dispatch notes protests over Sixth District caucus in Louisville led to Debriefed withdrawals from Kenton and Campbell counties. Delegates named for Philadelphia Convention include B G Brazelton J J Casey G R Branner General E H Murray and others plus state at large and alternate selections with electors listed.
Special dispatch from CuicaGco reports the sudden death of Mrs Anna Marble in Cincinnati on Monday evening. She was the longtime old lady at McVicker's Theatre in Chicago and mother of Mrs Myers, with ties to Joe Jefferson. Her body travels to Chicago as newspapers shift in editorial strength.
Fragmented text from a wire service note discusses a presidential race. It mentions securing more than one third of electoral votes and the challenge of coalition gaps. References to a selection made at Colassban and efforts to unite unions surface in incomplete form.
Special Dispatch from Memphis reports T. E. Brown & Co. won a judgment in the United States Circuit Court against the city for six hundred thousand dollars for pavement work. The dispute centers on a loaned amount claimed by the city and reflects a lengthy legal process.
Special Dispatch from Washington reports the Senate wasted nearly two hours discussing Conkling's resolution and the near of departmental recommendations by Trumbull Fenton Schurz and others before resuming the Appropriation Bill. House proceedings are described as dull.
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports that Lemuel Fenner, a about twenty three year old resident two miles west of Butissoro, on Monday night shot himself in the stomach with a shotgun. He was described as sober and industrious, with no apparent motive for the rash act.
In Cotrasus on March 13 a legislative discussion references Ward Wales and county auditors, railroads, and revised articles sold in a bid to finish a local school project. Mentions Beery, Sutbecton, and enforcement of contributions under a Baquor law, with actions by village and police authorities.
Special dispatch notes Te-Pay markets with distributed prices and activity. It reports dull market tone in New van taaréet with refined, crode, and pla raerhet signs. Lower Susville market remains unchanged as prices linger modestly.
The Commission of Investigation heard defense testimony from Channing Richards about the dissolution of the firm Haken Map Moulin Johnson and its relation to the Gibson case. Richards described his role and preparation for the Plank Road Distillery suit, noting parallels to the Haffee case and questions on tax readiness and procedural demands in government cases.
Superior Court before Judge Hagans. R B Houpt & Co and others sue to recover for alleged breach of a brick contract to build a structure with extras. Plaintiffs claim damages around $1000 for reduced sale value. Defense denied. W Johnston for plaintiffs. W M Ramsey for defendant.
Snippet records court matters with a divorce action, criminal whisky case, and disputed bills on Pearl street. Names such as Gottleib Kinner Ernestine Kinner M. Wicker and W. Suton appear amid references to Judge Cox and county court rulings. The text shows docket fragments, account disputes, and procedural remarks without complete context.
The third edition reports the Louisville March 13 platform resolution by Mr Scott of Freaklin. It proclaims equal protection under the law for all citizens and urges support for convention nominees. The platform praises President Grant and honors Gen John M Harlan as a candidate for Vice President. The report was adopted and the convention adjourned sine die.
The Pittsburg Conference of the M E Church in Allegheny City presided over by Bishop Simpson gathers about 250 ministerial delegates and an equal number of lay delegates to elect lay members for the General Conference in Brooklyn in May. The Gray cane case looms with hints of expulsion as he reportedly practices law in Kansas. The Titusville Herald reports February petroleum output at 522957 barrels, 18033 barrels per day, up from 14591 last year by 3642 barrels.
A Dakota meeting led by Gov Burbank discussed Black Hills development policy. Speakers claimed mineral and agricultural advantages while delaying action until government consent is secured. A separate incident near Na se Ranch resulted in Tomkins killed by Hyer when Hyer fired at Sommers.
The Republican State Convention met in two rooms at noon to elect delegates to Philadelphia and nominate Presidential Electors. George G. Swain of Madison served as temporary chair with Fines and F. P. M. Reed as temporary secretaries. Three committees were appointed for cred Putnam, Dana, Field, Smith and others. The body adjourned until 3 PM.
Foreign dispatch notes March 13 says new Board of Directors and General Dix’s elevation will restore confidence in American enterprise and boost national resources. Montreal arrival noted. Tichborne Claimant recaptured on forgery charge amid India-related items.
Returns from 183 towns show Straw ahead with 31,180 votes and a 20 of the final tally. The report notes the overall reform efforts and suggests the是否 majority support in several areas.
Fragmentary OCR text notes an Erie related meeting with scattered phrases about quiet conditions and a potential Atlantic Coast Westgen plan. Key entities include Erie and Atlantic Coast, but specifics are unclear.
A March 13 blaze in Hamauron Oxf damaged Darling's goods store and Hind's store, causing an estimated loss of $42,000. No injuries reported as investigators inspect the scene.
March 13 in Laxsixo the Legislature assembled to open proceedings. New House members Mar din Bey County Walker Genesee Hodge Jackven were sworn in and seated. A communications read aloud and officials noted routine procedures as the session began amid expected early agenda items.
Fragmented hearing details recount how Moulton served notice to inspect and resist delivery of books in a tax case. Witnesses address indictment and removal actions as the court maneuvers paper filings, motions, and district attorney discussions amid tense proceedings and questions of government compensation.
In Tae eeae, Mrs Plants recovered after a difficult surgical operation performed by Dr. Dupiap of Springtel, with dates uncertain, and shows steady improvement since the procedure.
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