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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1876
Page
1
March 16 report from ministers and lay leaders at the Temperance Church notes the passage of a suffrage bill. Rev Dr Miner delivered the opening remarks on physiological effects of alcohol. Attendees included Rev R and James F Saces among others.
A Washington Dispatch summary cites a Chicago Tribune note that Pendleton’s testimony damaged his public standing. It reports a Democrat muttering that Pendleton will never lead beyond a one horse Kentucky railroad, framing the day as a setback for his political prospects.
A fragmentary 19th century notice describes John Smith of this city living at Fifth Street near South Witch Street. It cites his long life, birth January 24 in Chester England, relocation to Philadelphia area, and mentions his age around 95 with family ties, church affiliation, and a local election activity.
In a Cleveland House session March proceedings, nominations for Soldiers' Orphans Home trustees were confirmed. Debate covered liquor law amendments, toll rate changes, railroad fare opposition, police reform bills, and additional judge elections in Adams Brown Clermont counties with filibuster and votes.
Loxvon March 6 ranks report shows Bank of England liabilities rising 11,006 with reserves up 792000 pounds this week. French bank notes lift 14,032,000 francs. a marine disaster at Queenstown leaves crew missing and others rescued. discussion of Hell Gate blasting project plans and expected river impact. detailed description of explosive works and underwater rock removal with projected costs and outcomes.
An obituary notices the death of Prosper M Wetmore, a representative of New York University. Details on his life and date of passing are given in the notice.
March 16 to 17 reports from Evansville describe persistent rain and strong westerly winds. Log ships broke loose, river levels rise, coal barges unable to move, and cargo ships await calmer conditions. Traffic delays and suspended operations affected business as vessels maneuvered upriver and prepared for nightfall.
Fragmentary notice cluster from Warneron Tennessee region, dated March 16. Items mention weather forecast details for the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys with rain potential, low barometer, and northerly winds, alongside small classified ad snippets and service notices. Names and precise times are unreadable in parts.
Reports describe four prisoners escaping from Pewipapvae sh Salt Lake City being hunted, captured, and returned. A French ministerial statement draws press approval while a large flotilla arrives in Senisreisee. New York hosts the Greenback Convention seeking repeal of the 1569 act and currency reforms. In Abyssinia, conflict grows as debts rise and peace talks loom. Flooding at St Maur destroys homes. Sellée’s River rises.
A York Herald excerpt argues that kerosene lamps offer cheaper brighter light than gas and candles of yesterday. It notes kerosene is safer and cleaner than camphene, but warns of fire dangers and monopolies. The piece contrasts old mixed lighting with the rise of modern lamp use and fire department oversight.
The piece argues New Hampshire will determine whether the Democratic party still commands strength or faces revival by Republican blunders. It notes divisions within both parties and suggests a cautious Republican adaptability is needed to maintain power, warning that past offenses may be judged by the outcome in the state.
Special dispatch reports General Kiddon testified of conversations implicating Mrs Belknap and Pendleton in a claim for Kentucky Central Railroad funds. Clymer pressured for investigation while Marsh’s return from Canada looms. House debates room and RepublicanSenate stance on tracted appropriations.
Democratic state efforts face venue changes with a proposed gathering in Utica on April 26. Supporters of Governor den's plan preferred an earlier date and location, but the choice settled on Utica amid discussions.
The Boston Transcript summarizes a dispute over citation rights and legal authority between Mr Lawrence and Mr Dana. Judge Chiford ruled in favor on some points, referred annotations to Henry W. Pains, and noted an injunction and a sold edition. The case centers on private content linked to Wheatone and may reach the United States Supreme Court.
At a stockholders meeting the Denk of the State of New York accepted the resignation of the old board and named a new nine member board led by Augustus Belmont as president. The bank will reorganize officers, liquidate debts, and resume business shortly with former president GW Daer remaining as advisor.
The London Dramatic News reports Captain Bogardus, famed American shooter, facing top English pigeons in a dramatic long distance match. An English counterparty bet fifty pounds, yet a misfire prevented the live birds from flight. The captain maintained composure and taunted the crowd as the peculiar sport drew mixed reactions from spectators.
In a reflective moment, the speaker recalls Commodore Vanderbilt and the old habit of speculation. He cites Mr Drew’s remark about not carrying wealth beyond the world and notes how Vanderbilt used to visit town and talk about the risks of speculation.
A fragment from an 19th century article questions virtue and independence in journalism. It contrasts the Cincinnati Commercial’s handling of Fred Grant’s leave with not asking for Weitzel’s leave, critiquing privacy and self reliance in private enterprise.
Fragmented OCR recounts a congressional hearing where General Boynton and General Pendleton are discussed, with questions about Europe travel and possible investigations. It notes Morrison tariff bill to be taken up by Ways and Means with a party line split on reopening tariff questions.
March 16 market notes show wheat prices steady amid firm tones in Demnorr with bids for No 1 at 2.22 and April around 2.33. New York reports dull weeks at 12 for middling, with wheat receipts near 9 000 bushels and 14 000 for corn. Rye quiet. oats and barley softer amid mixed futures. pork firm at 22.45 per barrel, whiskey at 8.69, petroleum trades limited.
A heavy wind and rainstorm swept through the area this morning. In the country long strings of fences were blown down and a chimney at Antioch College was toppled.
Special Dispatch notes a quiet market with steady prices in Cincinnati. Transportation delivery and shipments appear sluggish while local market indicators show mixed activity, with prices around 2.01 to 3.27 and several mentions of market opens and firm bids in Philadelphia and nearby areas.
A telegram linked to Professor Silliman is found in the Emo Mice office with a receipt stamp dated April 4, 1572, contradicting claims that no telegram was ever sent. The message begins with very great improvement since that date and refers to recent reported progress.
Providence March indicates the Democratic State Convention today nominated General George Lewis Cosk for Governor, John Price for Secretary, Oscar Liphem for Attorney General, William P. Congdon for General Treasurer, and other officers including Stoeam for Lieutenant Governor.
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