04 May 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1869
Page
1
A fragmentary letter discusses Irish and other impoverished immigrants seeking aid after failed passages home. The writer notes moral judgments about would be settlers and mentions an auditor named Clark denying certain accusations while highlighting reliance on loaned funds for travel.
Fragmentary text indicates a Tenn School periodical note about adjournment and periodical matters. The readable portions reference school, adjournment, and a periodical context within the Tennessee education scene.
The Boston convention on working women seeks better statistics and wages, noting unreliable figures for women earning a living by sewing. It highlights disputes over women’s earnings, the role of wives, and calls for organized support to aid poor workers and promote reform in labor conditions.
Mr Shaw runs the Second Ohio District duties this morning appointing Colonel George Martin as First Assistant. Other deputy changes expected, details limited. Andrew J Flynn formerly lessee of Wood's Theater attempted suicide in Huntsville, Alabama, wounded, motive domestic troubles alleged. Coroner inquest finds accidental drowning for a man found at Harriet street. pockets bear engraved name E Luzius. German carpenter Frank Frauer drowned after falling from a flat-boat. Federal indictments announced by US Grand Jury include counterfeit money, evasion of duties, and several named individuals under bonds awaiting trial.
A local column recounts Carter Garlay of Ward Fifteen filing a humorous personal property tax statement filled with quirky entries. The report then notes a beer saloon assault on Race near Fifth Street where Harry Landry was beaten and arrested. It ends with news that a Reform Movement meeting is planned, drawing signatures from Republicans including Fred and Judge Dickson to push civil service reform and protective measures.
The School Board met and admitted new Trustee Wolfley of the Fifth Ward. A resolution on education and seats passed. Debate over desks in grades A and F, cost about 7,000 with 4,000 to 5,000 for current seats. Opinions split on discipline, sanitation, and finances. A discipline complaint process was discussed, with emphasis on proper channels and rule suspensions. Other district trustees were appointed. brickmakers face potential strikes and police orders to prevent disturbances.
A man wounded his wife and a bystander during a domestic dispute at the Second and Market streets house. He then killed himself with a pistol as neighbors heard the gunfire and a struggle ensued amid reports of reconciliation and separation prior to the incident.
The report outlines adjournment and multiple bills in Ohio's legislature, including liquor and police issues, with three bills passed and thirteen defeated. It notes the Southern Bail ee bill passage and references general appropriation debates, plus a bridge project for Hamilton and a gravel road maintenance provision. In Cuba, a grand Congress of revolutionaries, confiscation of estates, and U.S. diplomatic notes are described amid ongoing unrest and General Dulce’s actions.
A local ad showcases furniture of all kinds along with looking glasses and window curtains four shades.
An item notes sheep in Vermont and New Hampshire, mentions clergy deaths in the central and western regions, references Anglican clergymen, a council to arrange differences with the Ees Church, and a special appointment at Rome. The fragmentary text implies church disputes and administrative actions across regions.
Edward Lome B. Andrews of Marietta College and J. John Franklin of Franklin County are named for appointments. Former editor Sweetzer joins St. Paul Evening Dispatch staff. The report notes a misused sum of $183 000 tied to Eatin pond rambling and mentions ex President in connection with In See repack alen.
Report notes Tories press for changes to Irish Church disestablishment while Lords hold firm. Discussion in the House of Commons persists as debates in the chamber continue without resolution.
Readable text notes A H Bridgman and partners at Bridman River Lumber located at the corner of Ninth and Carr Street in Cincinnati. Mentions Bie Pines and Guo with scattered names Wamar and CINCINNATI N.
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