15 Mar 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1856
Page
1
Prominent notices list attorneys and dentists with office details. Includes references to Ware, Douglass, McCulloch, and Longworth, plus various dental claims and services. Addressed locations point to Broadway, Beavour street and the northeast corner streets, reflecting a dense mid century classifieds page.
Reports from Washington note improving sentiment toward recognizing Nicaragua's new government led by Walker. The NY Mirror suggests American influence will push a union in Central America, while editorials praise Walker as pacifier and engine of modernization. Adverse news include fires, lawsuits, and crimes from other cities.
The London Chronicle reports American observers wary of European insinuations on the Clayton Bulwer treaty while urging firm support for the Monroe doctrine. Editors warn against British pressure and advocate a strong American stance to defend rights and curb British claims in the West.
A Miss Martha Perkins from five miles away wandered in a fierce two day blizzard that left eighteen inches of snow. She built a small shelter, remained four days in the prairie storm with no food or fire, and was found near midnight Saturday by searchers. Her feet are frostbitten but recovery is expected.
An explosion Tuesday morning near Teath and Master streets in Philadelphia’s 20th Ward caused extreme alarm and structural damage. The blast in Alder street collapsed a building on Master street, toppled debris into the street, and left several workers trapped with rescue efforts underway.
A garbled reconstruction of wartime recollections describes a late speech on the Fourth of July, a deathbed meeting with President Taylor, alleged murder without malice, political tension in Boston about missing gold, and a Russian Asia disaster note. The text mixes personal testimony, rumors of bank theft, and foreign correspondence.
Fragmentary telegraph report recaps Senate exchanges on slavery, Know Nothingism, and party loyalties. It notes clashes over adjournment requests, accusations of misconduct, and remarks by Douglas Trumbull Crittenden and Washburn, with references to Reeder’s removal and Kansas papers.
The assembly advanced a bill to sell Section 29 in Springfield Hamilton County. Committees debated concurrent county jurisdiction and a church property disposition bill with strong speeches for and against. The House approved the Senate deficiency bill to pay state indebtedness and examined tax exemptions and public debt investments. Adjourned after lengthy committee work.
Linghs list received by the Arabia compiles Edinburg's report on portions of Wreek during outward voyage near Borth and longitude weet. Judge Merrick orders Reed and M. Robinson to receive Grocers' Bank assets and pay liabilities if a settlement is reached. bank may continue at their discretion.
The Patapecisia market reports 7 009 tons of pig iron with improved city delivery. Rail shipments to Susquehanna and Sac were scheduled with prices around 684 dollars and local bars and rails advancing.
The board discussed a reward of 75 for the capture of John Orr on kidnapping charges. Ordinances fixed Wharf Register salaries and granted funds for steam fire engine Marion and engine Powhattan. The city settled fire engine bills and prepared for future expenses including an expulsion clause for intemperance and a printed annual report for the City Infirmary.
Fripar on March 14 shows moderate demand but lower closing prices across commodities. Catalog includes flour sales, pork, whisky, cheese, beans, sugar, molasses and butter with scattered quantities and downward price tendencies noted throughout the session.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a brief ad or note for burning fluid products. The line appears garbled with stray letters and does not form a complete readable item. No clear date or organization is evident.
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