10 May 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1870
Page
1
Fragmented OCR item references Senate, city governance, and legal matters amid notes on votes, a census proposal, and a murder case in Warren county Georgia. The text describes outbreaks, civic issues, and court proceedings interwoven with social commentary on domestic virtue and moral instruction. The overall fragment hints at political maneuvering, labor, and community concerns.
The article notes Joseph Jefferson as Rip Van Winkle drawing strong crowds for a ten night engagement at this venue. It praises his natural style, cites a Chicago preacher praising his work, and mentions other acts such as Morlacchi Troupe and the Horcmysoy Family plus a temperance lecture by Rev. Spaudling at Park Street M E Church with the Hutchinson family present.
The report notes favorable prospects for wheat and fruit crops in Missouri and the lower South, with notes on corn and oats in Kentucky and Tennessee. It cites improved field work, borers, and weather as factors, and mentions the possibility of an abundant harvest if frosts do not devastate yields. References include the Bellefonte National and the Pennsylvania Herald noting promising conditions in Georgia and the lower South.
Two sea captains, one steamer Cambridge captain and one connecting line first mate, fight in New York Supreme Court over a four year old girl named Lacy. Elizabeth Wood, a chambermaid, had a romance with Captain Beaufort, prompting a custody dispute with Captain Ingraham and his wife. The case, heard by Judge Cardozo, centers on paternity, residence of the child, and a demand for recognition of Beaufort as father, with threats of removal to Rockland and a tainted return if he pursues the matter. The proceedings end with adjournment to Monday and lingering tension as both sides press their claims.
The item bundles scattered notes from Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, and Wyoming. It lists church counts, wells, library sizes, wage mentions, a prairie town fire, editor meetings, rail line changes, a damning mix of crime, trains, and weather, plus a wild array of local curiosities and incidents across multiple communities.
Graham’s remarks extend from yesterday’s late edition as the court reviews key evidence. The proceedings focus on testimonies and defense statements regarding the defendant’s alleged actions at issue.
A fragmented report describes a man rushing from a boat deck then returning to find chaos aboard an iced vessel. The text is unclear but indicates confusion or danger during an ice barge event with a roly and ward reference.
In Nova Scotia the number of coal mines in operation increased from sixty eight to a higher count as activity expands. Details on the exact rise and locations are limited in the available text. Officials note continued mining activity and potential economic impact for the region.
Fragmentary report from St Louis Republicn describes a man found in Franklin County Missouri after a seizure. He allegedly hid in a car, was taken to Kirkwood, and wandered naked through the streets before dying of brain inflammation.
The piece notes California fears earthquakes since 1869 and describes a church design. It mentions a basement and thirty foot walls, iron cross beams, and two rows of pillars. If the walls fail the roof might be launched outward and the seal moved aside eighty feet where pillars stand.
The Cape Ann Advertiser reports Sam Hartley of Gloucester escaped a night attack after a rogue struck him with a dirk. Hartley grappled the assailant, took a heavy blow to the side, and revealed the weapon’s presence, enabling escape and pursuit.
Wy Ade Ye Peere Haier navigates the craft with careful skill and steady effort in a concise report. The piece notes focused practice, attention to detail, and recurring challenges faced by the navigator.
Yesterday the Red Stockings defeated the Chicago team 6 to 1 at New Gitanes after a nine inning tilt. Forest City Club of Cleveland to face Hedrae, Union Club of Philadelphia to play Haymakers, and Brooklyn Atlantics touring Philadelphia as part of a busy schedule. The New York Sun notes Stars shone, Mutials beaten, and Atlantic club struggles with fielding and batting in a disputed nine innings.
Religious notices describe a Daily Union Prayer Meeting with Rev Keay presiding and opening with a passage. Attendees joined in singing and prayer as a number of tents were present. Reading and guidance were provided each morning until further notice. Strangers welcomed.
The last of the free winter lecture series at the Young Men's Mission on Vine Street will feature Milton Sayler Ozre J Dodds and A Kenny Esq with readings from Toe eel on Trowbridge and other extracts. It is described as the most interesting closing event of the season and invites all attendees.
Historical note on Jewish holy days in May, detailing Rosh Chodesh Iyar and Lag Gadol customs. Describes the Pesach aftermath feast, the counting of 7 weeks to Shavuot, and symbolic meanings. Mentions a Louisville excursion via the Steam Line with ball and banquet for authorities and press.
Crowds gathered as three workmen perched on a cathedral steeple crossed a long beam to adjust the cross atop the spire. One man climbed toward the very top while the others steadied him, amid fears of a dangerous fall and onlookers' breathless anxiety.
The Board met at the usual hour with several absences noted. They approved several items, granted Richard Dugan permission to place a water line on Pecan Street near Eighth, and referred a communication about selling a winching device to the committee with power to act. A note on sewer repairs and a break in the sewer near Baymiller Street was referred to the committee for prompt action.
The fragmentary note mentions an amount of 6000 dollars linked to Burnet and a Seguegae named item or event. Details are unclear but imply a payment or wager related to a local matter involving these entities. Further readable context is needed to confirm scope and outcome.
A Sunday school convention of the German Methodist ministers meets in Covington with about thirty ministers expected, starting Saturday at 9 A M and another session at 7 P M. Rev. one a3 and Mrs. Rich Court hear custody case, awarding custody to Mr. Helm after testimony.
A slave named Alfred Dean was arrested in Newport for trespass on a piece of ground in the county. He was brought before Equire Payne in the Hart County district and is held at Kone awaiting further proceedings.
The council reconvened to discuss street and utility matters. Pending resolutions involve an order in favor of a party, property papers, and printing tasks, with the Street and Strength Committees to address details at the May meeting.
The late ball hosted in Clifton on April 20 by the committee raised 300 dollars for the Depository, a charitable institution. The balance from the event supported Clifton’s local charitable effort with strong community interest.
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