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Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1869

Page

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River flood and damage report from Mississippi to Arkansas

Fragmented news item notes high water across Mississippi and Arkansas regions with rivers rising or stationary. Mentions Grenada, Yalobusha, Black River, Vicksburg area, and cotton market receipts. reports a riot incident and general political unrest amid flood conditions.

Little Rock Mississippi Grenada Yalobusha Allon Black River Vicksburg Svort Tung Alabama Arkansas White

May 5 1860 Dispatch Notes Political Banter and Local Happenings

In Coumapus Ohio on May 5 1860 the rain dampens mood as local politicians mingle with no bloodshed, jokes at Hamilton County representatives, and a lively debate over the Gilbert avenue bill. Notes mention a new steam fire-engine, a stalled college near a road, and a range of civic items from licensing to a court docket deadline.

Coumapus Biggs The Enquirer Hamilton County Golden Boot Mesars Bowman Evans Gilbert Avenue Loeden Acti Ek Bey Walter Brown Ard Brothers

Newport Elder Faces Alleged Abuse in Carthage District

A report from Newport notes allegations involving a 80 year old man in the Carthage District. Names Joe A of ag in ali Gindetaat and James Jolly appear in the unreadable text alongside references to Michael Searna and a bread and water phrase. The fragmentary source mentions a 29th setting and comments on a local authority or district involvement.

Joe A Michael Searna James Jolly Carthage

Missionary Committee Meeting of the W C A

The Women's Christian Association appoints a Missionary Committee to meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock in rooms at 27 and 2 Longworth street. The article also notes local interest in the McCoole versus Allen fight with scattered details about the contenders and past bouts.

Women’s Christian Association The Longworth Street Allen McCoole

Presentation to Major Megrue by Internal Revenue Office

The Second Districts Internal Revenue Assessor office, led by C. G. Megrue, held a gathering at Megrues residence last evening to present him with a silver set featuring a gold inlaid tray. C. L. Lingo delivered the presentation speech, which Major Megrue eloquently acknowledged, followed by a formal repast hosted by the generous hostess.

Major Megrue Internal Revenue of Second District C. G. Megrue C. L. Lingo

Decoration of Soldiers Graves Planned at Second Presbyterian

A vestry meeting at Second Presbyterian Church arranged to decorate graves in Spring Grove Cemetery. Mrs H E Foote chaired. volunteers set Saturday May 2 for the ceremony replacing Sunday. A follow up meeting is scheduled Friday at 3 PM with hopes for full female participation rain or shine.

Second Presbyterian Church H. E. Foote F. P. Anderson Pcos

German Destie Association Annual Meeting Notes

The attendance fell short due to the storm. President absent, Mr. Bast presided. Fred Hassaurek presented the association’s original record book. Auglaize County’s Boesel, of Auglaize, gave a talk recalling 1535 Baltimore landing by boat, Cincinnati work search, and New Bremen settlement, praising Ohio’s growth and naming the Fairmount shooting grounds for the annual picnic before adjourning.

Sceudea Us Mobie Manali Bast Fred. Hassaurek Destie Association of County Ts Cosmaties Semurses Baltimore Cincinnati Hamilton Fort Wayne New Bremen Ohio Fairmount Shooting Grounds

Appointment of Railroad Committee and Cincinnati notes

The article reports a chamber meeting appointing a committee of William Hooper, Briggs Swift, and Charles W. Rowland to address the Southern Railroad termini. It mentions a Memphis convention planned for the 18th to discuss contest matters, grain inspection rules, and commerce officials. Additional items include a police court report on three Columbus State figures, an obituary for Henry Tibbitts, a burglary in the West End, and public safety notes.

WEAVY Bartlett Corbin Memphis Ohio John Miller Parison Chamber of Commerce William Hooper Briggs Swift Charles W. Rowland Oo Creel Board of Trade Ami Southern Railroad Quicke Ag Es Ce Aun Ber Cen ‘Onviets State of Columbus James Frazier Jeorge Johnson William Doty Dick Barry Henry Tibbitte Warwick BR. L Cincinnati Tibbitts East Louisville Illinois Presbyterian Church Central Pi West End Ninth Street Cutter

Equal Rights Association Address and Delegates Named

The Equal Rights Association met yesterday despite a storm and heard a strong address by Mrs M W Longley on the woman question. A vote of thanks was given, and delegates to the American Equal Rights Convention in New York and Brooklyn were elected: Judge A G W Carter, Mrs M V Longley, Mrs Soule, and Miss Etta Soule. The meeting adjourned to June 3 at 3 PM.

Equal Rights Association M. W. Longley New York City Brooklyn Mth A. G. W. Carter M. V. Longley

Third Annual Grand Army Convention Plans Announced

The Grand Army of the Republic fixed Wednesday May 12 as the convention date. A joint committee including Col. Moore Armstrong Barry McDonough Baldwin Hefferman Titus Robinson Aten Evans Karr Woods Trautman Harper Michie and Schultz was appointed to coordinate arrangements with local councils. The encampment will meet at Hopkins Hall noon with escorts from Spencer House, public reception at Reder Gaew, business Thursday, banquet at Spencer House, and Friday excursions to local sites. Separately Kansas settlers clash over railroad land grabs prompting calls for US troops to restore order.

Grand Army Grand Army of the Republic R. M. Moore H. G. Armstrong Thomas J. Barry Fred. McDonough W. H. Baldwin Thomas W. Hefferman C. H. Titus W. L. Robinson A. M. Aten D. Evans C. W. Karr EB. E. "Woods Trautman Wolf J. W. Harper J. W. Michie Lew Frints James Morgan C. Schultz Hopkins’ Hall Spencer House Waltscole

Ohio Senate and House Action on Local Reform Measures

A telegraphic digest lists Senate and House actions on local reform topics including justice of the peace, criminal procedure, ditch maintenance, and abandoned churches. Bills cover refunding stolen money in Addison Township, Perry County fair grounds taxes, and sewer projects for Cincinnati. The report notes approvals on general lands sales, Gill nets and seines, and other municipal measures across several counties.

Senate Justices OF the Peace Reform School Scioto River House Howe Itn Agricultural College London Gilbert Avenue Clncinnati Perry Madison County Kee Ie Erie Avenue Addison Township Gallia County da Howe

Fragmentary War and Shipping Reports From The Bay

Fragmented news notes describe tugboats moving men and arms toward Cuba, with a Spanish shipment reportedly aboard the Castle and rifles to Havana. Crowds jeer as Rudolphe faces mockery during a game while brief personal items mention Secretary Boutwell and Alexandria events.

Cuba New York Boston Quebec Havana Tees Sailinesse Petrastia Foster Rudolphe Ee Rudolphe Boutwell Alexandria

Fragmented parliamentary notes and foreign dispatches

The article fragment mentions the House of Commons debate on government power, noting Sir John Gr Gray of Kilkenny Cork and dispositions of Disraeli and Prim. It also references the Evening Mail from Constantinople about a man arrested in import cases and a force deemed ready, plus insurgent movements in San Domingo with Baez’s forces preparing in April.

House of Commons John Gr Gray Kilkenny Cork Marcell Osiniethd Jolyon Disraeli Prim Turkey Evening Mail Mye Cebeel San Baez

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