13 May 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1870
Page
1
Delegates gathered to discuss the National Encampment while reports mention a strike at Kingsland Iron Works in Carondelet St Louis and violence against M J Cramer US Vice Consul in Leipsic. Other items reference Pearl Lens voting shifts, Red River money totals, and upcoming conventions in Indianapolis and Boston.
Fragmented OCR reads that Lacien of W Senior is named commander as part of a GAR observance. The text mentions vote totals for Toothair Petes 18 Heteosh 11 Logan and other scattered names such as Dennison G Schenck and Dr Samuel Semel ue, with references to National Cemeteries and commemorative duties.
Correspondence from Columbus reports the Grand Lodge officers adjourned and a select committee on the Orphans Home recommits a fund plan. They propose ten thousand dollars to the Home’s Board of Trustees, distributed as six thousand on location, two thousand after one year, and two thousand thereafter, to build and furnish accommodations for all future inmates. The article notes the home’s design to provide convenient, individualized care for up to about forty thousand dollars in anticipated costs and describes ongoing ceremonies and locality details as officers were installed. A late item mentions a doctor sought by police with a warrant believed issued, but no further detail available.
A tangled report from the eighteenth ward centers on a physician’s alleged malpractices and a murder scandal. The text hints at Gardner-Barke swindle echoes and a high profile investigation involving civic streets and a captain’s ward, with sparse readable details.
Immense losses reported across Delaware Sullivan and New York counties plus Pike and Sussex in New Jersey as fires consume dwellings and timber. Port Jervis and Deposit suffer spectacular glow and trains delayed on Erie line. Homes lost and property values placed at tens of thousands amid widespread devastation and scattered flare ups.
The essay argues for annexation to extend services and fair representation, urging laborers to vote yes. It counters opponents by highlighting city improvements, police and street benefits, and tax value growth. The piece defends equalized districts and warns against restraining growth that favors a few.
A collage notes theatre events from Morlacchi's benefit to Undine and other stage acts. plus a violent incident as a husband tries to kill his wife on Jackson street. Police pursue the suspect, who is later captured by his son and held for a week. A separate feature recalls a fatal family tragedy dating to 1863 with a daughter’s death and a lover’s role.
A vivid recap of a recent Forest City vs Cincinnati game highlights a strong Forest City showing despite a Cincinnati rally. Key players like Jayce, Burnet, and Cross are noted, with game details and umpire credits, plus hints at playoff implications and upcoming fixtures with other clubs.
A large audience attended the daily union prayer meeting this morning led by Hiei of Ninth Street Baptist Church. After singing and prayer the morning lesson was from John chapter seventeen. Hymns and prayers followed with remarks on holy living and devotion to Jesus. Mr. Maxwell to lead tomorrow. prayers for Centerville, Indiana.
The Board of City Improvements met with Mayor Tor rence presiding. Applications for water troughs were granted for John Learning and others. A communication from Alderman David Dewar ordered surveying of ward streets for improvement. Extensions of time for street improvement were requested by property owners on North Street and McMillan Street and referred to the Engineer. Businessmen asked for a gas main on West Street. referred. Health Board notified sewer and well-hole issues on Deer-Creek premises. Bodman sewer junction questioned. A resolution to the Council about gasoline laterlines was laid over until next Friday.
A YMCA concert directed by W H Doane drew a listening, attentive crowd of polite and intelligent spectators. The program featured varied and entertaining exercises that pleased the audience and silenced noisy critics. Special notice to Sabbath School Superintendents of Ohio calls for urgent reports and guest counts for upcoming arrangements.
A Police Court case yesterday challenged builders who, after obtaining permits, extend occupancy of street frontage with construction material, blocking adjacent residents from street access. Judge Straub condemned the practice, noting it violates the spirit and letter of the law and should be halted to prevent ongoing nuisance.
A small but appreciative audience gathered for the opening lecture of a course on oo subjects by Prof Vaughan at the Dentalon College street venue. The text notes a rough, partially garbled recital discussing moon influence and attraction, leaving key ideas unclear.
The note outlines the arrival of S. Hutchings, a famed Cincinnati figure, heralded for his past works with wax figures and classic attractions. It suggests the public’s mixed reception and hints at potential exhibitions to attract back visitors and revive interest in his previous efforts.
A Covington city meeting discusses Third Street improvements from Madison to Green between Fourth and Sixth, with the City Attorney report and fee duties. An ordinance to tax for grading and paving Lynn Street between Greenup and Prospect is approved. A lighting petition and census delegation are noted, along with April treasurer figures and ongoing prayer meetings.
Vague Newport report notes a very light turnout in a special election. It lists names Henry A mies and John French among five votes cast by colored residents and mentions Schriver's Theeeet, with six to Democrat and references an ordinance. Details are fragmented and unclear in the OCR.
Fragmented OCR text from College Hill contains garbled phrases and partial names. Readers are left with an unclear reference to an event or figure, lacking coherent details, dates, or locations to identify a specific person or action. The trace suggests a local news blurb with naming errors.
In Norwood, a small post office event draws attention as residents discuss the Saimin Sea Cm and its relation to local eating habits. Authorities emphasize community access and service efficiency during the opening period.
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