27 May 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1869
Page
1
The World laments government overreach and mockery of Sickles, condemning the era’s sensationalism in New York’s press while noting the season’s social bustle and upcoming summer events in Central Park.
A collection of short notes mentions Lucretia Mott ill, Mr. Bryant summer plans, Leonard Jerome at Jockey Club races, Baron Stoeckl’s decoration and pension, Count Beast visiting openings, Rev Dr Storrs declining a Boston call, Dr Pusey affected by rest, Daniel Home famed for poetry, General Lee as a Protestant congress delegate with $30,000 income, a suicide note, John Ross replacing a temporary appointee, Horace Maynard in Senate, Governor seeking Cuarton title, and Austrian government reactions to Galicia.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports wheat in Minnesota is thriving with cool weather aiding growth. Farmers are expanding seed acreages, including a Brownedeale operation of 200 acres, while Austin plans to purchase all seed from a local source. Freight costs and other market notes appear in a scattered fashion.
Disjointed items from a Martha’s Vineyard era noting debt payments by a contractor for the Union Pacific, a release of the steamship Quaker City, a proposed Washington monument, banks liquidations, incendiary fires, Ohio River improvements, and a Georgia editor indicted for high misdemeanor. Also mentions canal plans around Falls of the Ohio, grand lodge officials, and a notable literary work in progress.
Newspaper fragment notes a defendant named Philip Keabell and others asury. A verdict or sentencing mentions a one year prison term for inflicting injuries following a murder case linked to Bundy. Names and addresses read 149 Stanton Street as part of the report. Woman victim not expected to recover.
Fragmentary notes mention sisters, a rifle, and names such as H Spangler Jeff and Joe Daoly amid jumbled phrases. The garbled OCR hints at a broader column of misc. items, but readable content is minimal and there is no clear event or outcome to anchor a full brief.
A Chicago Times story recounts how President Grant hesitated to remove Jack Grimshaw, the district collector, after J B Hawley pressed for a change. The tale claims the president warned Hawley to refrain from demanding Grimshaw’s removal, illustrating the limits of presidential patronage and knowledge of appointees.
A fragment reports a woman named oeeneee died from starvation as grief and hardship weighed heavily. Friends recalled she was too wretched to live, reflecting a bleak mood and social stress in the era.
A fragmented passage shows a scene with a table and a command to place someone upon it. Ben is addressed as a master, and Bandford’s athletic presence is noted, hinting at a tense confrontation in a crowded setting. The dialogue suggests a dramatic turn in a rural or southern milieu with strong character names.
An obituary note from Brooklyn mentions Robert B. Hall of Louis the Southern Pacific ville and President of Railroad who died suddenly in Marshall. The fragmented report also refers to a freight brakeman named Taetoed who was killed in Wayne, with unclear details about the incident.
A fragmented praise filled notice for Oldtown by Harriet Beecher Stowe, author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, lauds its narrative strength and descriptive power, noting the broad appeal and artistic growth evident in the work.
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