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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1868
Page
1
A fragmented account recalls a Ninth District housing project idea from years past, praising proposed wide spaces and practical design aims. The speaker argues for rational, affordable homes that reflect future needs while avoiding extravagance.
In Eliza Deihl and Addie Bradley rooms, young students read and recite with evident instruction and animation. Pictures and drawings on blackboards delight the class while Miss Bradley’s teaching earns high praise for talent and impact.
In a Cincinnati Times special from May 8 1868 the author muses on accident insurance on rail travel and recounts a trip via the Little Miami route. He highlights scenes along the line including Cleveland Erie and Erie Harbor, praising the Lake Shore route and noting hotels officials and local boosters. He comments on meals trains and polite travel manners while sketching the region’s railroad consolidations and prospects.
A disturbance prompted a blow up and reorganization of Dr. Boynton's church in Washington due to colored members. The event centers on disputes within the congregation and leadership changes.
The column notes the Ohio Legislature’s plan to refrain from state house improvements and reports on anticipated impeachment motives from the National Intelligencer. It discusses Johnson’s potential acquittal, a rushed grand session, and a British politics aside about Disraeli, the Irish Church bill defeat, and the Queen’s intervention delaying resignation.
The Ways and Means Committee likely reports a consolidated tax bill creating a department for the Internal Revenue Bureau, retaining whisky tax at two dollars and raising cigar tax to ten dollars per thousand. A separate bill admits North Carolina South Carolina Louisiana Georgia and Alabama to representation upon ratification of a constitutional amendment.
Fragmented report details a Senate secret session on impeachment including debate over articles, voting procedures, and timing. It notes Chief Justice presiding, references to articles of impeachment, and expectations about which articles will be considered. Witnesses and reporters are mentioned amid delays and procedural steps.
Washington reports rising excitement as impeachment proceedings proceed. Chief Justice Chase views the procedure and the method to present the question to the Senate. Supporters of impeachment show despondency while Senators Trumbull and Fessenden oppose conviction.
The article covers live Senate proceedings on President Andrew Johnson impeachment. Reports indicate impending party-line votes on the second article with likely conviction, plus detailed remarks by Chief Justice and a description of how articles will be read and voted upon.
The Senate will decide the final question of guilt for each article after evidence is reviewed. The Chief Justice recommends a general question on each article without subdivisions, subject to Senate directions. Sumner introduces an order for the presiding officer to pose the questions and for each Senator to declare guilt or not guilt.
Senators Doolittle Davis Henderson Keverdy Johnson Dizon and Trumbull spoke on the articles with Henderson opposing eight. Trumbull declared against conviction. Panic and feverish plotting followed outside the Senate doors while the House passed a relief bill for Holden and about 200 North Carolinians. Impeachment stock looked blue though convictionists hoped for two headway on articles two and eleven. Fessenden spoke against conviction as the Senate remained in session.
The Emperor and Empress arrived late on May 11 at Orleans Wetarday. They attended the mayor’s address of welcome and the Emperor delivered a pacific speech.
An ad claims Helmbolds Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparilla clears black spots pimples and skin eruptions. It promotes a smooth complexion and a radiant appearance through its concentrated formula.
May 11 Ninth day of General Conference of the M E Church convened with Bishop Ames presiding. Canada delegation formally admitted. Discussion on admission of Southern delegates resumes with remarks by Foster Crane and others. Dr Harris proposes resolutions for immediate admission. Conference adjourned to meet in the afternoon.
A blacksmith named William Shutledge from East Sy avenes left for the city to buy iron with about 100 dollars. He rode with H. F. Long after meeting a neighbor, then disappeared. He is described as an exemplary man and son in law of Require Crazy, an early pioneer. Police are investigating for new light on the mystery.
Advice against powders and washes claiming they clog pores and harm skin. Recommends Helmold’s Extract Sarsaparilla for a fresh healthy youthful appearance. Occurs in period style with promotional tone.
The Louisville Courier notes income tax hints and presents returns from various wards. It mentions advertising impact for silver plated ware, with Manning Robinson & Co and the Superior De Lysate tableware, and references repairs and replating by Britannia Metal Co and others.
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