23 Mar 1872
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1872
Page
1
The telegram from Minister Schenck to Secretary Fish notes no tenth in the report about a speech by Senn er on his political stance. The Japanese Embassy action will be extended by about one month and then travel to England.
Special dispatch notes that Mead and Nixon Paper company has reorganized, with SSeenneee capital, and Major E S Dodd of lede becomes a proprietor of the Ohio Stateeman. Paper to be handed over by April 1 as delegates to the state convention are to be selected and questioned about party support.
A fragmented report notes Lompor on March 22 where the government aimed to finalize statements about the Treaty of Washington. It mentions a hope that the minister would address key points in the discussion.
March 23 reports from Loudon and Loxpom describe a severe storm delaying the race but the University boat race proceeded. The Cambridge crew won by a short length amid continued gales and high surf, despite forecasts of postponement.
The report covers Senate tariff debates with Logan Windom and McCmey motions, plus district business and public notices. It records John Huesman murder trial testimony where the defendant described threats, a knife, and the escape from danger as witnesses recounted the scene and cross examination concluded.
March 23 report notes Hennessy Cooke indicted over Societe confidence ties and Tammany Society enrollment amid Jersey City funds case. Port conditions show falling river levels. Monongahela at 2 ft 11 in, Carrie riverboat expected to return to Cincinnati. New towboat Oakland named. Capt. G W Bea forwards beds for St Louis and Red River trade steamer.
The text is a garbled foreign report mentioning Rocha and Uarez with force, salutes fired, troops parading in honor of an event. It references San Francisco and a date around March 22 and a Western Mexico location, but specifics are unclear. Names and places are partially captured and uncertain.
In Blurrs Iowa on March 22 a local dispute over a bridge construction caused a quarrel between parties believed connected to the Union Pacific affair. Details remain sparse as officials investigate fault and settlement options.
ST Louis reports a bidding session for a property subscription list with bids around 109000, and after about two hours the process ended. B McCullough will remain the Ohio editor, while rumors suggest a stock sale and that Fishback has a love interest.
Grinnell delivers a speech in Des Morxzs Iowa on March 23 addressing local issues. The remarks highlight community concerns and call for civic engagement. Local attendees report emphasis on collaboration and practical solutions for residents.
Dispatches describe the wreck of a vessel named Charmer seen floating in the river near Alzary New Ixp. March 23 notes a 18 inch quaaee and Bering Green incident details amid the chaotic float.
The page notes the New York Cotton Exchange will close on Good Friday. It references various disparate items from the era including mention of the Emperor poet Semany and episodes in Los Angeles Brooklyn and New York, with scattered notices on public health, insurance losses, and civic affairs.
Fragmented report from the Ohio state legislature detailing introduced measures, procedural moves by Mr. Wales and Mr. Brine, amendments and votes on adjournment and filibuster days, with references to readings and committee actions. The text mentions representatives Saint, Jones, and others amid discussions on taxation and legislative processes.
In Judge Miner’s courtroom a suit on an account and counterclaim were dismissed after testimony showed a balance claimed due from the defendant. The court issued a lengthy opinion on money between the parties and noted wages per month for an uneducated man were spent. Mallon & Coffy represented the plaintiff with Forrest Linde mann contra.
A brief probate court notice states writer J F Spofford was admitted before Judge Hoeffer. The fragment records a legal proceeding or filing in the probate division with the involved parties and proceedings partially described.
A writer describes lion taming in a London daily, noting forest lions are more intelligent than caged ones. The trainer feeds them from outside, using a whip briefly, while a lion still lunges, forcing the tamer to hold position to avoid injury.
A mass meeting tonight at Huston Hall in Dayton aims to nominate a city ticket to enforce the Sunday liquor ordinance and reform city government. The event, party neutral, challenges the two existing tickets as not temperate enough. Music Hall Directors promise no improper characters will be admitted and will eject intruders. Legal proceedings test the issue, with contestants funded and prepared.
At a Coal Exchange meeting in Pittsburg on March 25 resolutions urged Pittsburg and Allegheny Councils to block any bridge changes that would obstruct Monongahela or Allegheny River navigation. The group asked Harrisburg representatives to oppose charter modifications and appointed a committee to request Gov Moorhead to raise dams Nos 1 2 and 5 on the sluice at dam No 1 this season.
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle Indianapolis March 23 The Clem trial scheduled to begin Monday is postponed to the last week in May The Protection Life Insurance Company of Chicago has filed a libel suit against the Masonic Advocate of Indianapolis seeking 10000 damages Mrs Griffith the wife of the forger made a final pardon bid to the Governor but failed The weather is very cold with some snow today
A fire at about eight o clock morning destroyed the residence of Thomas Jones one mile east of Monroeville. The building and most of the furniture were burned with an estimated loss of 2000 dollars and no insurance.
Lexpos reports the Queen delaying her trip to visit her daughter in Germany, the wife of the Prince Imperial, for several days because of bad weather. Parliament adjourns for Easter. Lords suspend sessions until April 8, while Commons plans to adjourn Tuesday and reconvene on the following day.
Special Dispatch to the Times reports three corpses in advanced decomposition found this morning in an old dead-house at the south approach to Lincoln Park cemetery. Investigation underway to determine if negligence or foul play. A locomotive boiler exploded on the Illinois Central track at Sixteenth street, sending debris through a house but causing no injuries.
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports George Bryant a warehouse worker in Marysville Ohio was crushed to death this morning while coupling cars. The incident occurred at the local railroad yard and authorities are investigating the accident.
Snowy conditions marked the University boat race at Loxpon with Cambridge gaining a decisive one and a half length advantage over Oxford in the final stretch. Reports of the race time vary between 21 minutes 14 seconds and 21 minutes 53 seconds as spectators filled the riverbank with visible enthusiasm.
Wasumorox on March 3 reports the house met for general debate only. No votes or decisive actions noted in the brief record.
The Boston Eight-Hour League protests the Labor platform adopted at Columbus, Ohio, arguing it has no remedial measures, ignores the eight hour demand, denounces the story system, and fails to recognize the late Congressional Labor Bill or European labor reformists.
Special dispatch reports on Utah river developments with abrupt notes and limited details. Names and precise events are unclear due to OCR garble but indicate ongoing coverage of local river conditions and related actions.
Albany March 23 The New York Senate debated the city charter amid a shift to special order for amendments. Changes affect two boards and set commissions for public works and parks with no salaries for commissioners. The discussion centered on oversight and funding, with emphasis on board appointments and procedural reforms.
Yesterday a trapeze performer M Heroes Wrenn died from a pistol shot at Madison House. James C. Davis is held on murder charges at Hammond Street Station House as coroner's jury is awaited. The couple reportedly lived as man and wife since a Mississippi meeting, though both were married to others. The coroner's inquest begins at 2 PM.
JoJo De Camp sues Samuel Cummings for $10,000 alleging he visited Cummings at 202 Front Street on January 18 and Cummings threatened to strike and killed him, then struck bruised him without cause while De Camp sat in a chair. The suit seeks compensation for damages.
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