21 May 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1870
Page
1
An incoherent OCR snippet mentions Semmenery Lawt and Jem Mace arriving in Memphis with references to a pending fate and a Thursday sentencing. A woods fire near Lakeland, L.T., is described as burning across six miles, with little legible context or dates.
The lengthy Senate debate covers order of business and legislation amid executive sessions, with adjournment motions and amendments noted. In religious matters the Synod’s afternoon session discusses reports, committees, and decorations for graves, plus financial items and local civic notices.
The matinee this afternoon and the performance this evening will close Mr. Jefferson's engagement to the satisfaction of actor manager and public. Rip Van Winkle is the night show and the regular dramatic season ends at this house. Next week Manager Miles takes the company to Louisville suburb then returns for a complimentary benefit to Mr. Miles. Tonight's audience has not been remunerative.
In a scrambled report from Wesse, the executive reading cites a poll about the National Bolainee Desens Seppiers. The leader reads a passage from Paul to the Eph. The fragmentary text suggests a misheard or garbled transcription of a church or political meeting with Bible chapter references.
Closing social of the season at Vine Street Congregational Church impresses attendees. Reynard Totten of St John’s to preach at Seven Ard Wigwam on Sunday afternoon. union prayer meeting held each Sabbath at 5 6 o'clock PM. Dr Dalton of Ninth Street Baptist Church to conclude services tomorrow. Ohio State Christian Association session to be held in Betle counti on Wednesday May 187 a. Treasurer appeals for principal or interest. funds to be forwarded by others if unable to attend. Ladies Home Mission Concert to benefit Cincinnati Home Mission featuring grand concert by Metho dist Roles Schools at Moza next Tuesday evening.
Incomplete text describes a collision scene with an owl seen and references to a person named Betty and others, including vehicle impact and reactions. The readable fragments mention a bystander or witness, a potential vehicle end, and clearest cues indicate an accident context with uncertain details and names.
Fragmentary transcript shows questions about a Col Roberts case in court. The examiner questions A P Williams about letters, certifi cations, and a bookkeeper, while defense notes handwriting and signatures. Some dialogue references a drip to be made of certificates and timing extending to Monday morning.
Abstract summarizes 1869 70 health year focusing on deaths 3740 total, 679 fewer than prior year, marriages 2267, births 7428, deaths 8740 with ratio one birth per 35 inhabitants and one death per 69 52 inhabitants. Includes mortality by sanitary ward and census notes on city housing.
The Central Fire Department in Cincinnati has long been famed for its excellent firefighting force and outstanding quarters. Plans describe palatial living spaces for members, including rooms for harness and display areas, funded by proceeds from a February 22 benefit ball held by two fire companies.
A local editor recounts communication on subscribing to the Licking and Big Sandy Railroad stock. The letter analyzes Covington and Cincinnati trade dynamics, rail access, and the impact on Newport and local economies. It argues for or against public improvements and emphasizes avoiding unnecessary taxation while urging support for riverline connections and new roads to boost commerce.
Since May began the matrimonial market has been unusually brisk with twenty five marriage licenses issued by the County Clerk to date. The city council reports a new organization forming and meetings scheduled for tomorrow. A townwide crop update notes early corn damaged by cut-worms in Boone and the river bridge suicide attempt incident near Scott street.
The Columbia town hall overflowed as pupils and citizens attended a school year exhibition. Students received praise for rapid progress under Mr Osborn and his assistants Miss Scott, Miss Dinckelman, and Miss Ears. The event featured fine performances and generous support from J L Thompson and Mrs Davis.
Public invited to listen as Rev Dr presides at seven o'clock in Clifton. Council to meet tonight in special session to discuss proposed plan and budget. Taxable values cited include real estate at $648,537 and personal property figures.
A fragmented note discusses Texas beef packing and cattle supply, noting industry expansion and planned markets. It references new ovens and business aims to speed meat production, with emphasis on locating convenient sites for sales and growth in the meat trade.
An old advertisement claims Helmbold’s Extract Buchu aids a wide age range from 18 to 25 and 85 to 65, helps after confinement and labor pains, treats female affections such as chlorosis and leucorrhea, and addresses bladder and kidney diseases. It asserts improvements in digestion and absorbent action, reducing watery or calcareous deposits and swelling with less pain.
An 19th century medical advertisement touts Helmbold's Extract Buchu as a universal cure for diabetes related issues and urinary tract conditions. It claims to cure pain from kidneys and bladder, prostate troubles, stone and sediment, and general debility including nervous and vision problems. Also promotes Helmbold's Rose Wash and urges buyers to beware counterfeits. Included is pricing and delivery offer with address at 594 Broadway New York.
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