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20 May 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1868
Page
1
New Work House plans outlined with details and aims
The piece describes the City Work House project with hopes of reform and confinement for vagrants. It covers architecture, capacity, and committee leadership including Allison and Sipett, plus officials decrying crime while planning a humane, efficient institution.
Bail and arrests reported in Bucktown incident notes
Fragmentary police blotter items from Bucktown describe Gilbert Page of Bucktown receiving a gees club and a $50 bail, with several others named for charges and forthcoming appearances. Multiple individuals faced bail, fines, and examinations, including a vagrant waived to bail and a man charged with violence toward a Palace Varieties employee. the report ties to local court activity and a Board of Equalization meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Page
Bucktown
Ann Maria
Gilbert Ein
Fis
Wss Daniels
Joe
M. Shang Ohh
Burke
Rene
Benton
Enkaree
Palace
Eorge Anderson
Fes
Bn Wuntz
Memes
Serena
Costa
John Brown
John
L. Martin
Benigibes Acettoni
Woasenon
Seinen Eteacos
Hotel Arrivals At City Hosts
Fragmentary hotel arrival notes list Berxer House and A C Jostix & Co as proprietors with scattered names including M Dedants Rah Beas Hine and Me Gar Ep Taserne Et Louis. Mentions Chi Sherwood Utica Licothe and J A Hanter with a child and several other travelers toward Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berxer House
A. C. Jostix & Co
Pro-Prietors
Dedants
Pga
Wesw & W
Taserne
Louis
Chi Sherwood
Utica Licothe
JA Hanter
Child
Farkhowse
B Horton
Pomeroy
Fragmentary OCR Names Reflect Regional Figures
The readable OCR passage lists scattered names and abbreviations such as Abell, West Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland, and Pennsylvania markers. Missing context prevents clear events or roles. The fragment resembles a regional notice or classified roster with uncertain connections.
Fragmentary OCR: Local Names and Places Amid Scattered Text
Readable portions mention Cairo and Piqua with several surnames such as Green Miller Moore and Sortie. The fragmentary lines reference teens, measurements, and locations but offer no cohesive event or clear outcome. The piece reads as a damaged table of names and places with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janzs Horex
H. P. Extas
Paorare- Tor
Chi
Froane
Cairo
Green
Miller
Pete
B Moore
Ant
Ohio
Piqua
Fragmentary Names and Places Amid Obscure Text
OCR fragment lists multiple people and locations including J Deir Harrison Cott Bt Louis iM Hae and Wray NY with scattered references to Geer fire Phila Hopkins Waynes Hobiet Fort Wit. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Deir
Harrison
Cott
Bt Louis
Wray
Phila. Hopkins
Waynes
J Hobiet
Fort Wit
Unclear historical names in fragmented notice
Fragmented OCR listing multiple names and places including Richmond Holbrook Lebanon Philadelphia Indianapolis St Louis Kentucky and Ind. delphia with partial personal names and affiliations, lacking clear event or outcome details. The text reads like a damaged social or legal notices page with scattered individuals and locales.
Fragmentary OCR Readout of Names and Places
Scattered OCR text lists numerous unclear names and locations such as Mrmorotitan Hors W A Taurstox Propaizron and Ky Mayavilie with fragments of counties, towns, and individuals including Perry Ripley Okoroma Covena N Y and Charleston Bourbon. No cohesive story or definite event emerges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Ripley
Okoroma
Astuller Astuller
Rising Sun
Mulbenhy
Mayavilie
Shimie
Bradford
Cord
Charleston
Bcity
Bourbon
Muncuawre Holst Gartanen Firm Listing In Decatur
Fragmentary OCR shows Muncuawre Holst Gartanen, Newson & Co., Paoristers in Decatur with names Weta Haviland Ky Face Geo Baraft Ky Louisville and Rose print id of Mrs Harteths EC Eiwell Ohlo, plus unclear fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Haviland
Geo Baraft
Louisville
Harteths
EC Eiwell
Ohlo
Miss Manufacturers' Convention Delegates Meet in Cleveland
Delegates appointed to the Manufacturers' Convention will assemble in Cleveland on the 27th. The event will convene at the Semusictetel, with sessions planned for the afternoon at a specified hour to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cas Conten
Cleveland
Semusictetel
Aew
Hollywood Benefit Draws Crowd at Palace Varieties
Last night Dick Holliwood staged a rousing benefit at the Palace Varieties. The wind-up with Doc Kane drew strong crowd and satisfied the audience. Mike Coburn arrived in town this morning. Jes Uehees schedule a benefit at the Nai Theater next Saturday with Jim Cusic Aeron and Hollin Barney performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Holliwood
Palace Varieties
Sparrers
Holliwood
Kane
Mike Coburn
Joe
Jes Uehees
Nai Theater
Jim Cusic
Aeron
Hollin Barney
New Dovar: Counterfeit Arrest Ties Up $2000 Notes
A Pike Street merchant pressed a delinquent debtor to pay and alerted an officer. The man was arrested and searched, revealing about $2000 in genuine greenbacks. $600 was attached by the officer to cover the merchant’s loss. The debtor threatened suit, while the merchant warned of Cincinnati creditors upon a larger sum. Also reports: Georg Mitchell jailed on suspicion with tools tied to a theft. farmers fret over late crops due to South import flooding markets. Harria, drunk, arraigned for assault. bail set at $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovar
Pike Street
Cincinnati
Georgs Mitchell
Marshal Thompson
Wm. Hall
Criminal Court
Amy Griddlestone
Philadelphia
Savoy
Princeton
Reading County
Paris
Aeon
Binny Ley
Est
Moscow
Alaska
Pop
London
Ther
Detroit
Jefus
Britain
Egypt
Campbell County Bar Fight Touches State Office Candidate
Two Campbell county lawyers clashed over a lawsuit in Alexandria with one candidate allegedly drawing first blood and winning the altercation. In Newport News a new Native American tribe Minnehaha No 10 elected officers Moore chief sage Schell Sagamore Shannon Prophet Thompson Records Keeper Boyd Wampum Keeper. A man named John Jones drowned after falling into a water-filled cellar on Cabot Street near Todd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell County
Neers Moore
Saga
F. Schell
Sagamore
DR. Shannon
Oliver Thompson
J. M. Boyd
Wampum
Johnes
Madison Street
Isabella
Cabot Street
Todd
Gold wealth and African mines spark global interest
A tale of a disgraced Vicorate de in Paris returns to wealth after discovering gold in a river hollow in New Grenada. German traveler Mauch reports two African gold mines near Natal with rich ore, while Livingstone notes indigenous mining knowledge. In Georgia 15,000 Blacks allegedly voted Democratic, signaling shifting political patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Vicorate de
New
Grenada
Sven
Byndays
Lees
Republic
Barriere de l'Etoile
Africa
Mauch
Geographical Society
Rey
Explora Io
Ns Ieee
Natal
Iis
Pr. Livingstone
M. Mauch
Aie Travom
Parnes
Georgia
Span ish Gipsy and other oddities in a bustling era
A varied column notes George Elliott's new poem The Span ish Gipsy and a poor St Joseph couple starting a Idaho trip on a flat boat with a quick return. Brussels mint nears finishing thirty two million francs in coinage. Paris sells trichinoscopes and the Abyssinian rise dominates newspapers amid European affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Elliott
St. Joseph
Missouri
Idaho
Brussels
Excited Buffalo Express describes New York to Chicago special train
The Buffalo Express reports a special NY to Chicago train carrying 180 gentlemen and several ladies on a 15 hour 45 minute run from New York to Rochester via Portageville a layover to view Niagara Falls then onward to Chicago on the Great Western road. The four sleeping cars are described as among the finest built for the A and GW. They are longer and richer with luxury features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo Express
New York and
G.W
Rama
YM A membership growth and global reach in 1867 report
The report shows 181 new members joined in 1867 and aid given to form 21 new associations in England. It records 736 societies worldwide with 490 members and 241 others, plus 11 917 members in England and Wales, 3 008 in Scotland and 817 in Ireland. Central Bible Class Aldersgate Street hosted 3 300 men, with 325 joining educational classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Christian Association
London
England
Wales
Scotland
Irelan
Aldersgate Street
Soldiers and Sailors Union backs Grant for President
Closing exercises of the Soldiers and Sailors Convention report resolutions pledging support for Ulysses S Grant as President. The gathering denounces Andrew Johnson and Republican critics, calls for civil rights for naturalized citizens, and urges unity and loyalty to the Union with a nine member committee to present Grant with the resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Committee
United States
Ares
Andrew J N
Wm. Gregg
New York
Grant
H. C. Alliman
Pennsylvania
U.S. Grant
Soldiers’ and Sailors
W. Andrews
The
Republic
South
H. Alliman
William N
Daniel E. Sickles
John A
Alfred Pleasanton
John T. Hartrauft
W. B. Stokes
A. Grant
James W. Hawley
Sickles
Ee York
General Conference of M. E. Church in Chicago Deliberates Union
The Chicago gathering hears reports from the African M E Church delegation with union proposals and petitions from the Evangelical Association. Delegates discuss boundaries, delegations, discipline revision, presiding eldership, and possible connections with a German bishop while supporting or opposing caste divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protestant Episcopal
M. E. Church
Georgia
Talley
Mr. Newman
New Orleans
Evangelical Association
Mesers
Bruebl
Dubbs
Keng 3
Thomson
Local Laclede Races Highlight Smith Victory and Notable Bets
The Laclede races open with Smith's bomb winning the mile heats, Meek's Zero second. Pat Teveease heads a two mile free run with top bets. Jubilee and Malcomb tie for first in first race. A full program of annual exhibitions and fraternal matters concludes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ak Rath
Malcomb
Jubilee
Whence
Congress Delays Vote as Quorum Fails
The House adjourned without a quorum amid procedural confusion as members postponed action on a measure. Debate halted as leaders indicated resumed session the next day.
Political Speeches at Cincinnati Laboring to Formalize
Reports detail speeches by Hawley Sickles and Logan at Cincinnati on May 10 as committees form a Permanent Organization. Logan declines presidency. Fairchild elected. Grant later nominated for President with a four-point platform including impeachment and citizenship protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
South
Tennessee
Gen
Sickles
Bickles
Committee On
John A. Logan
Committee On Resolutions
Gov
Fairchild
Woolley Testimony Under Review By House Managers
In Washington on May 19, Charles Woolley faced examination before House managers. Schenck and Morgan praised his conduct and said he would not evade process, though they opposed Sunday summons. Kythe prepared to testify as managers debated their next step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Woollee
Kythe
Impeachment and political intrigue ripple through cabinet and senate
Reports describe impeachment managers probing Woolley’s $20,000 bank funds drawn as five thousand dollar checks to various parties. Witnesses and correspondents are called while Stanbery’s possible reinstatement as Attorney General is discussed. Delano v Morgan case judge Kerr to present minority report next Monday. A cabinet committee adjourned without witnesses after meeting Henderson Missouri talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley
Lorenso
Thomas
Stanbery
H. V. Boynton
Cincinnati Gasette
W. Geott Smith
Cincinati Chronicle
Sidney Andrewa
Henderson
Missouri
Eotley
Fire alarm and rescue amid city disturbances
A daytime fire alarm sounded after a tar kettle incident near the creek. Firemen contained the blaze with aid from Phenix Hook and Ladder, though a ladder accident injured a boy. A murder occurred on a Nashville and Northwestern passenger train near the city, when Dr Newton and Robert Phips argue ended with Phips shot in the back. The killer fled, pursued by bystanders, and the injured man was taken to Bellview Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville and Northwestern
Hickman
Newtom
Robert Phips
Nashville
Abe Penser Viyer
Phipe Bes Bard Ver
Ng Ae
Tiee
Phipete Pepti
Nett St Hed
Bellerview Station
Raabe Seereee
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Rea
Bulwer
Eace
A. Ritchie
Gru
Bso
Reicus Na A
Rap Alliso
Robert Allison
Aed
J.F. Sipett
Seetainere
Iit
Ores Breiort
Ue Ee
Sraneene
Meath Ambirs
Board of Health
Daum
Simpkineon
Thames and Health
Clen
Baum
Carrick
Parker
Clendenin
W. Cuzxpunis
Shas. Vilter
A. C. Chapman
A. Feunel
Cates
I Miller
H. Waffenschmidt
Cutter
Daniele
Chas
Woodwaschen Spamer
Vine
Otto Enslig
J. Boot
J. Dm Walle
Central Avenue
Joseph Heeveler
A. Crowther
C. H. Foertmeyer
Richmond
S. L. Hayden
Freeman
H. Her
Conteh Avenue
Ae Weat
Pendleton
Columbia
Greenwood
California
Sbi Abo
the & A. M
Groves
Fourth
Walnut Streets
J. W. Watkins
Dalla
Richmond and
California Turnpike
Miami
Heron's Point
Camp E
Board of Equification
Auditor's Ofice
Mondsy West
Hotel Arrrivals
Rae Ean
Srexcer House
Crowx & Swear
Y . Abell
OD Weetmore
Rose Mine
Abel
Ky. Wick
GM West Va
Sais Brice
Arnold
Ky. Yi
Jer
Til
Gatt House
Guomae Wanen, Prom
Etor
Gissox Housr
Davinson
Stmns
Pro- Prietors
Balla & J
Holbrook
Lebanon
Cockeril
Hami J Lae
P Richardson
M Winslow
Phila
Sherman Arnee
Commersv
Jebemon
Indianap
Palmer
Fleming
Har
Fadiang
Toateastm EK
Glens
Ansington
Ind
Delphia. Jones
L. Lockwood
St Louis
Mrmorotitan
W. A. Taurstox
Propaizron
Jary Se Weat
Fourth Street
Covington News
Newport News
Carlotta
Ital
Jackson
New Reservoir
Central Park
Senetettysburg
Peasee
United Tes
Marquela
Europe
Charlotte Cushman
Jon
Formosa
George Harrington
George
Afghanistan
Sirdar Mekouel Fetes Khan
Herat
Ameer
Shere Ali
Joseph Brown
Canada
Balearic Islands
Russia
Arin
Turkey
Constantik
Pangsoon
Danbian
Shumlah
Greenville
Memphia
Campbell
Polk. Co
T. G. el Howell Hinds
C. M. Blanton
Hinds
Major Byrne
Blanton
B. @. Sims
Soldiers’ Convention
M. BE. Church
Laclede Races
Eaditorial Association
Louisyitur
John Rankin
Hungary
United
Sexnon
Congressional
Wasurkeror
May
Edjcare
Eriley Wm Inet
Sigkles and
Hawley
the Permanent Organization
General Logan
Cmcaco
Fen. Grant
Republican Party
Washington
S.C. Dunlevy
Agers
Greeley
New Yonk
Horace Greeley
the. Union
Malta
Liverpool
James Davis
TRA
Nashville Union and
Diapaten
Phalen
Pasig
Thos. W. Farrin & CO
Hamilton
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