18 Mar 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1869
Page
1
The fragmentary text combines arrests, livestock and animal lore, matrimonial notices, property moves, and local curiosities from a rural paper. It mentions a 16th of ebony arrest, a well with a thirty foot depth, a giant elk bone find, marriage items tied to Chicago courts, and assorted social and scientific snippets across towns, verandas, and markets.
An assorted anonymized clipping mentions Montgomery Alabama annual sessions and a Geneva like Galt Lake City, with references to Nova Scotia trade, worker wages in York and Green Bay, shipments to Alexandria, a non resident trader in Baltimore, Maryland law affecting tailors in New York, and a wave of Swiss immigrants expected in a Sing bn area. The text is garbled and fragments multiple places and topics with limited coherent detail.
Fragmentary items include a Kansas woman Anna Dickinson described as straggling for life, a Vermont citizen Hon M Clark noted dead at age 79, a U S Marshal Wm G Dixon reported missing from Atlanta, a candidate Maria L Sanford for School Superintendent in Ches candidate, and scattered garbled phrases about a New York office, a killer, a millionaire and buried assets.
Fragmentary text indicates discussion of a city or county rail route involving Owenboro and Russellville. Mentions Todd County voting a large subscription, possibly 400000 dollars, with references to engineers and state and federal roles. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A fragmented account from Honmerzy Amusements describes a chaotic scuffle amid a rowdy crowd. The passage notes a drunken man and a tangle of hair as onlookers react, with details obscured by garbled text.
Reports describe a series of violent events across Virginia and nearby regions. O Callahan shot and killed his son in Amelia county. Franklin Foreman of Norfolk county killed himself with a shotgun. A grocer named Chas. L. Nagle & Co. was murdered in Grand Teno. a man named Barnes killed a Bean family member in Weatherford. Willie Quarles and W. were killed in Texas in incidents tied to local disputes. A Māori letter from December 1868 urges peaceful settlement. New Zealand war dynamics shift as Maori leaders seek rest from conflict with English settlers.
The Metropolitan Record notes flowers and colors in vogue with looping skirts of three to four layers. Styles feature striped and solid fabrics, ribbon trims, and bold belts reflecting the era. A somber burial narrative follows the Queen of Beige’s era and her son’s interment, connecting fashion to recent events.
A garbled clipping reports various 19th century topics. It references Uri editors whipped for publishing, Swiss politics, a fire at an altar, the Suez Canal risks, Washington society gossip, a Holy See dispute with Voltaire, and a Rome letter about Pope and capital punishment.
Public notices praise Mrs. Southworth novels How He Won Her and How How go gota Crus nae Play. The piece extols thrilling incidents and vivid scenes, claiming mass appeal and strong narrative power. It mentions titles and readers among a general audience.
Senate discussed new See certs and the Tenure of Office Act in executive session. House debated correcting an omission in the general appropriation bill taxing bonded warehouse owners for storekeepers. Butler urged correction to guard treasury receipts while whisky interests resisted. Schenck defended the enrolling clerk and Holman faced insinuations amid pressuring remarks.
Cob Eget Grant has named one nominee to fill vacancies. The former head of the non sesvy Depart eon and med tag Nin pheeot BF Yeberwood is removed with no reasons given. W.8. Jones seeks replacement as Assemor for the twelfth Ohio District. John M. Connell to be removed. Aimed to forward name to the East and Patel or the above ain may be forwarded without delay. The President will appoint him after consultation with Senator Cameron. McCarte heads Currency department and Boutwell plans to depart as clerks policy shifts.
An obfuscated report notes a man collapsing between cars and a broader account of St Patrick's Day observations in Chicago, Nashville, Louisville, Fort Wayne, and other cities. The old board was re elected amid a meeting seen as a Key event. Continuous parades and celebrations marked the day in several locales.
Antique listing notes spring styles and paper hangings with window shades and fabrics. Includes references to importer of hangings and related goods and notes period styles circa 1568 and 1860.
Fragmentary read of bills to relieve Fayette County Treasurer Robert Stewart and authorize liquidation by warrant of certain claims, plus authority to tax and fund a bridge over the Mahoning River. Mentions Stickney bill and Leeann provisions, with money tools noted.
Five Black suspects were seized in Arkansas amid the Gen My Ago Genter murder inquiry. Details are hazy as the chaotic scene during the arrest left one train car derailed and another injured before officers contained the incident.
Rumors from Cuba surface about Satria Seekers with unclear ties and unfolding emissions. Officials have not confirmed details as investigations or inquiries continue.
Reports indicate Negrete has fled to remote mountains while factions demand a general amnesty to restore quiet and confidence. Authorities face pressure to ease tensions and stabilize the region amid ongoing unrest.
Water and mildew proof canvas awnings and tarpaulins advertised with fee increases. Trade notice indicates suppliers expanding durable fabric offerings and related pricing. Public interest item notes product categories and market changes.
An early 20th century classified ad announces John B Morris as importer and dealer in watches, clocks, and jewelry. The notice lists his Cincinnati location at Second and Main streets and offers a range of goods, inviting inquiries and examinations of current stock.
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