13 May 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1875
Page
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Fragmentary OCR item mentions a fifteen year old Charlie Chapin from Edwin Chapis, with a capsized boat at the water front and a body found. The text references stock representation and company matters, but clarity is limited by damaged source material.
A young woman's body was discovered twenty miles distant from the city, prompting police to investigate the circumstances. The case remains under inquiry as authorities search for clues and identify potential witnesses.
Lompon reports that the late warnings were not groundless, while Germany rapidly reorganized its military and prepared to march on France, though the danger is averted for the moment.
A fragment from a historical page notes the Bank of Fag has raised liabilities to 36 percent while discussing rates and discussions about a ves ter cube measure.
At Louisville on May 15 the Republican convention opened with General John Fivnell presiding. Delegates from most counties attended in a disciplined, orderly session. William Cassius Goodloe was named permanent chairman. General Jno M. Harlan received a unanimous nomination for governor, with Harlan accepting on condition of limited active campaigning before July 1. The ticket suggested includes Robert Boyle for Lieutenant Governor, W. C. Goodloe for Attorney General, K. B. Radcliff for Radicor, W. J. Berry for Producer, and Richard Patrick for Register of the Land Office, with resolutions referred to a committee.
Calving Mills of Buffalo testifies about involvement with Woodhull and Claflin's Weekly and the Woodstock letter. Horace Claflin, Charles Stores, and George W Curlers recall arbitration details, papers, and the submission process amid dispute over publication and ownership of the story.
Special dispatch from Cincinnati May 13 reports forces gathering for a political fray over whisky frauds. Western politicians and connected officials are alleged to be involved as investigations threaten officials and possible prosecutions. A broad effort is expected to shield those implicated and avert federal action.
Deputy Supervisor Hiram Brownlee of Indiana visited Proat street and entered Pike Barrett & Dole. He carried a warrant dated May 15 from Commissioner J W Douglass authorizing seizure of the establishment amid whisky trade concerns. The firm faced public demand and may face further seizures, with details pending.
Special dispatch notes the Daily Herald in Columbus Ohio has suspended publication after seven issues, leaving the Democratic party without a central organ. The Sunday Herald will be published as usual. Mrs Mary Childs, severely injured by a colored boy, Wyatt Flowers died this morning. About 705 is needed to raise funds to secure the building for the Columbus and Toledo Railroad.
Detroit May 14 The General Meeting of the American Social Science Association begins with Elazur Wright of Boston presenting a paper on life insurance for the poor. The General Secretary then reports on the work of social science past and present, praising early founders and noting expansion, journals, reforms, and international ties.
Board of County Commissioners conducted a thorough examination with results showing cash balances, advanced funds, and unsettled discrepancies. Waterworks matters lack new developments as the investigation plan awaits decisive input. other items include jail terms, a probation request by Ferdinand Thompecn, and semi annual Thespian Society elections.
A man calling himself J W Withers, claiming to be Mobile city treasurer, washed $10,000 in city scrip for Hamilton & Co. He is under arrest and to be taken to Mobile. He was Mobile’s city engineer with no authority to issue scrip. Also notes from Topeka report President Grant reviewed objections to Indian Superintendent Long and Governor Osher plans to press further charges against Hoag after his California return.
In London on May 13 underwriters agents and divers sought the Schiller wreck but were halted by eerie groans heard underwater during the attempt to reach the site.
John Millwey was chosen Chief Engineer of the Fire Department with S. N. Evans as Assistant Chief. Captain Fallwood becomes Superintendent of the Fire-Alarm Telegraph. The National Temperance Convention opens today with strong attendance and likely adoption of by laws this afternoon.
Acknowledges a reunion in Curcaco with the 1st Illinois Regiment presented their colors by Lakes of Chicago. Governor Beveridge and other notables review the procession as home organizations arrive. Denies yesterday's Tribune rumor of a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad management change. J. Walker and Robert Harris to remain in senior roles. railroad flourishing.
In New York on May 15 a heated Erie Directors gathering, led by President Jewett and ex Governor Morgan, discussed the road’s finances. The special committee reported the company cannot pay June interest and a telegraph to London was authorized. A mortgage on coal lands for half a million was noted, with figures to be released later. Judge Blatchford issued a decree in the Northern Pacific fiat mortgage case, appointing Masters Fisk and White.
Pennsylvania news from Wilkes Barre and Tyrone on May 13 notes strikers harassing workers at Hitchinsons breaker and at Morrisdale mines. Four more men join Hutchiaven area efforts while on the Phillipsburg branch workers reportedly remain active. John Siney leads strikers amid ongoing labor unrest.
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