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Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1869

Page

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Emigration and business notes amid postwar Tennessee items

The column blends weather, railway speculation, and New York finance with Tennessee news. It notes the Nashville to Knox route under Pacific Railroad discussion, Fisk’s newspaper bids, and Western Texas migration. It reports crop prospects, cotton gin tech, emigration trends, local industry hopes, and miscellaneous society items from Georgia and nearby regions.

Pacific Railroad Nashville Knox- Maney

Return of Opera Taste Sparks Public Fickle Hope

The academy reports nightly crowds as can can dancing French artists perform. Public opinion shifts show Don Giovanni and Prophete gaining favor, while Belle Helene and Genevieve fade from favor, indicating a revival of refined taste.

Wansgein Belle Helene Genevieve

The Dog Star Still Rages in City Streets

Two more mad dogs were killed yesterday one at 09 Liberty street by citizens and another on Freeman street by officer Shiner. Also notices for Republican candidates meeting at 734 o clock to arrange printing and distribution of tickets for election day plus a Velocipedin ta race offer with a $600 forfeit.

Liberty Street Freeman Street Shiner Bess True Justice of Peace Ninth Central Avenue Brighton Rooster Club Wheeler & Hudson's Feaanlectes Shi City West End

The Weather Enlivened Sabbath With Bright Sunlight

The article notes a beautiful Sabbath with widespread street enjoyment and well attended churches. It mentions parks crowded with people before evening rain began around midnight, and forecasts another pleasant day ahead.

Theo Cloede x

Meeting of Workingmen Urges Union With Independent Voters

At a Saturday evening gathering the Workingmen passed a resolution calling for unity with the Independent voters of the city to oppose corrupt rings of both parties and restore integrity to local politics. The meeting emphasized solidarity and reform as key aims.

Desling

Inquest on Watchman John Schneider at Gerke Distillery

Coroner Dotscher held an inquest at the distillery where John Schneider, a private watchman, died suddenly at duty. Evidence showed months of heavy drinking with little sobriety since January. Verdict: death from apoplexy.

Dotscher John Schneider John Gerke Storrs Schneider

Kicked to Death by a Horse in Stable Incident

James Jeffries, about sixty, watering horses at a Third and Stone streets stable, was kicked in the breast by a horse, fracturing several ribs and shattering the stall gate. He died fifteen minutes later. Coroner Betscher led an inquest with a verdict of accidental death. He leaves a wife and several grown children.

James Jeffries Third Stone Streets Betscher

Brighton House Reopens Under Col Garrison Ownership

The Brighton House, closed for several weeks, passes to Col William M. Garrison for a year. Garrison, a former host of the Cufton, is noted for guest comfort. The Brighton, a popular resort on the street railway line near the western hills, will be formally opened on Sunday.

Brighton Wm. M. Garrison

Patch Line Fashion Attracts Attention In Cabies Context

A fragment notes advice on how to wear a patch line near the mouth, claiming it draws attention to beauty. It mentions that only handsome ladies wear them and references a line about lovely women and folly, implying social commentary on appearance.

Abe

Volksfreand Reorganization Names New Managers

The Volksfreand reorganizes after John B. Jeup sells his stake to become Emigrant Agent in Atlanta Georgia Limburg remains outside manager Kineman stays in office and Leopold art news paper man handles the weekly Peters Thilly becomes traveling agent and oversees operations

Volksfreand John B. Jeup Atlanta Georgia

Exposition in August draws local attention and support

The exposition planned for August is gaining interest among manufacturers and business leaders. The local committee, publicized earlier, is attracting attention and will coordinate preparations to reflect credit on both the association and the city. A Burnet House meeting is scheduled Wednesday afternoon to hear the report and finalize arrangements.

Hennties Burnet House

Sedial Second Meet Spurs Credit Movement

The item notes that the second meeting marks the start of a credit movement, highlighting its initiation and ongoing momentum. It records the event as a pivotal step in organizing financial reform efforts and rallying community support around credit initiatives.

Death of Solomon Kahn Sr and colorful parade of mourners

A long obituary notes Solomon Kahn Sr died at his son Charles Kahn’s residence 101 Wes Seventh St after a life of regard and duty. It recalls his age near sixty, his positive character, and respect from many years of acquaintance amid a bustling parade of Friday afternoon city life.

Solomon Kahn Charles Kahn Wes Seventh Street

Millcreek Township Republicans Nominate at Convention

The Millcreek township Republican convention met in Cumminsville on a Saturday with forty-one delegates. Elected permanent officers included President L Swarts, Vice President Geo Fice, Secretaries H H Ry Haywood and J C Fort. Balloting followed for township offices with results listed for several candidates.

Millcreek Millcreek Township Cummineville L. Swarts Geo. Fice HH. Ry Haywood J. C. Fort

Ex Mayor Harper Dead and Other City Scandals

Fragmentary notice outlines the death of former mayor Harper, a sunk actor charged with theft, and references to Cuban aid, Erie Railroad arrangements, and a Castle Garden incident. Vague, damaged text mentions Dana's stance on office and a Providence steamer cargo loss amid theater events.

Harper ERIE Dana Castle Garden Peter Providence Pee Ee Carrie

Murders in Havana Dispatches From Havana Journals

Havana journals publish dispatches from Ead Moe Eee detailing multiple homicides in the capital. Reports describe suspect sightings, crime scenes, and ongoing investigations as police coordinate inquiries and publish updates for residents.

Havana Ead Moe Eee

Independent Nominations Amid Fire and Drowning Tragedy

The scene features an electoral meeting where prices and candidates are discussed for mayor. A separate report details an accidental drowning near Shadeville on the Circleville coach route after a flood waters forced a halt. a woman leaves a house and a fire results. Ohio towns like Mansfield and Massillon endure high water with receding streams and flooded streets in varying degrees.

Le’s Lother Rae Secor Nick Samuel Circleville Shadeville Ohio Mansfield Sandusk Mansfield Thetok Rahtel Cevasat Larly Mansfieldled Aidlumas & Taylors Manufacturing Massillon Thuredat Seaton

Montonsier to Be King of Spain France Asks Prussia Explain

A report notes Montonsier as a prospective king of Spain, with France seeking explanation from Prussia about the plan. The item reflects interwoven European dynastic maneuvering and diplomatic exchanges.

Montosnsier Spain France Prussia

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