17 Mar 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1870
Page
1
A garbled excerpt mentions advice to read a document at once and references Betoun Teas and a senator. It notes 0 persons and implies women were interfered with in a bond matter. The speaker claims someone did not admit to the United States Senate.
Special correspondence from Covington Ohio praises the town on Stillwater River near the Miami and Stillwater Valley Railway. It notes a growing population around two thousand and the promise of new intra Ohio railroad enterprise, while lamenting isolation during winter and stressing optimism for Ohio’s advancement.
A regional surge in railroad charters signals rapid growth across southern and central Ohio. Projects include Portsmouth Ironton Cincinnati Ironton and Columbus Gallipolis McArthur Columbus Lake Erie and Atlantic and Marietta and Wellsville lines. If built, these routes would extend toward Cincinnati and connect key towns, promising enhanced commerce.
National Theater presents Undine with fairy groups, Amazon brigades, and lavish dances drawing crowds despite rain. Critics praise graceful interpretation and artful expression, urging appreciation of ballet as high art and noting the audience’s indulgent gaze through lorgnettes. Nip at Woon's Tuzar r features a light diverting play for last show. purists of legitimate drama may find little to admire, but the lighter fare appeals to many.
A dramatic narration portrays a gambling room scene on Wall Street where a game is rigged for insiders. The speaker offers ten thousand dollars to corner a stock named Eric, while others in the back room gamble unseen, culminating with a taunting shout from an insider.
The joint committees of the Ohio Enabling Societies and Merchants Exchange elected officers for the board of directors. Officers include President H. L. Post, Treasurer Abner L. Frazer. The board features A. V. Bost, Jodah Eber, D. B. Bearson, W Cone, F. Wilnach, P. Lane, Jennain Dale, Thos. Gil, C. H. Gold, James H. Laws, Jacob.
Readable fragments describe a scene near Seventh Vine streets with unclear details. The brief mentions a location on a street corner and a nighttime setting, but specifics or events are not provided in the text.
A religious gathering led by Rev. Mr. Dart opened with hymns and readings from Matthew as attendees prayed for two troubled youths. A Jewess speaker described her conversion and urged Christians to live their faith while church leaders announced officers and planned future meetings.
Revival continues under Dr Summerbell with Mr Wells traveling to Paget rest. Rev R E gees ke will preach this evening followed by prayer and conference. All are invited. Board of Council meets Wednesday evening March 28 at five o'clock at Hon M B Hagans residence 438 Broadway.
A sharp admonition denounces gossip and false insinuations that tarnish reputations. It argues that slander is a grave offense, more injurious than theft or murder, eroding purity and virtue and inviting public condemnation of those who spread rumors.
Incomplete OCR reads like a note about Indianapolis rail project with Beacl involvement and bids. Names and details are unclear but reference to a city and a rail corporation indicate a municipal transport engagement under discussion.
Fragmented city notes recount council tribulations, pro tem clerk elected, nominations discussed, and multiple dated communications from 1860s officials. Includes references to Stanler, Irane, and Treasurers with appointments and a variety of unrelated notices and historic items.
The Senate discussed the Municipal Code bill in Committee of the Whole and passed several measures. Bills include a tally sheet falsehood penalty, asylum reforms, and a central high school loan for McKinney township Summit County. A Soldiers' Orphans Home near Xenia was outlined with costed plans and buildings.
Moses F. Wilson, Prosecuting Attorney, spoke yesterday afternoon before Miami Medical College students on The duties of a medical witness. The talk covered legal obligations, reliability standards, and the role of expert testimony in court, emphasizing careful documentation and impartial evaluation.
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