27 May 1876
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1876
Page
1
A terse note dated May 26 references a bond sale tied to a fee structure for securing funds. The brief mentions possible money availability, troves of assets, and fees tied to securing insurance or securities, with implied actions underway.
A fragment notes distilleries in Brooklyn and Spayould producing a red hued spirit. Details are unclear but imply notable output from both locations and potential market interest. Further readable facts are limited in the source.
An unusual Cumberland reunion centered on a group and a plan to honor a key figure. The gathering sought to recognize the influence of a local leader while noting tensions and differing views within the community about the event and its purpose.
A fragmented recap of church activity across the United States and Canada. It notes vacancies in Presbyterian churches in New Jersey, funding drives for statues and missions, membership totals, and ministerial movements. It mentions the American Bible Society and various denominational efforts in India, Fiji, and New Mexico, with broader commentary on church finances and interdenominational relations.
A lengthy critique of round dances and sensual movements linked to immigrant and religious groups. It contrasts curbing divine opinions with secular social customs, condemns certain dances as unchristian, and reflects on the moral policing of dancing in Brooklyn society.
Sexton scored 287 in one inning breaking a long run as Erle Dion supported with consistent shooting and crowd cheers. The Philadelphia Dispatch notes a dramatic display, with Sexton advancing 252 and reaching 287 amid ovations and banners. Dion contributed steady scoring as crowd reaction built to a final score line showing Sexton’s dominant performance.
An unclear report notes the assembly closing as the genertay was read and the case of Veikaap reviewed. Banning’s ArmyCon Dill and Banning’s supporters gathered on the io Somer in backing the measure.
May 27 dispatches report the Prince of Wales suffers inflamed leg veins and will stay indoors. Rumors swirl that Rothschilds are selling consols worth nearly a million, possibly due to worsening political prospects. Other items note the Salian sailing to join the Mediterranean squadron, wage issues in Welsh coal, and martial law in the Basque Provinces.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times Cuftgreit details heats won by Bob Woolley Brakesman and Phyllis with times listed. A trial of burglars is noted in The Crichamatt Times with dates and locations mentioned.
A mangled OCR fragment mentions New York in May and a person named Bas ara or Janes with a threatened self harm or homicide incident. The text is severely garbled, containing partial phrases about discovery and hopeless recovery, with references to an AP report and a late night event.
May 27 reports the General Assembly of 1855 reaffirmation of anti Catholic declarations. Rev Dr Breckenridge of Missouri argued Catholics are pagan, with confessional secrets corrupt. Rev Dr Knox Chamberland and Rev Mr Brier also spoke, assembly refers the matter to a special committee and adjourns.
Cleveland May 28 A night engineer Robert Muteh of the Cleveland Rolling Mill was found dead at 2 o clock after being caught in a revolving machine part. He was drawn into the machinery and ejected, leaving a grisly scene and authorities investigating the accident.
Special Dispatch reports at Pittspons on May 27 Monongahela traffic shows 50 feet 8 inches falling. The Rover and barges bound for St Louis depart Mennday. The Mary Miller for St Louis leaves early next. The George Robins sails from Freedom this afternoon carrying Capt McClure’s hull for a new steamer bound to Sassen Wheeling and Martin’s Ferry. The Granite State left last evening to Huntington taking 200 barrels lubricating oil for Philadelphia New York and Boston via the Draire and Ohio Railroad. Weather is cloudy and warm.
The article describes Miller and Ex as massive landowners with the Home Ranch Canal Ranch and several dairy properties. It notes extensive alfalfa fields, multiple fences, large cattle holdings including branded calves, and ownership of the Baneat Kin River Canal system. It highlights their vast water region, sloughs, pastures, and warehouses capable of storing about 1,200 tons of wheat, with wide-distance farm operations across a fifty to sixty mile area.
The San Francisco Directory 1876 reports a permanent population around 287,345 and a total growth to about 42 1009 during the year. It notes 810 buildings erected, including Nevada Block and Wade’s Opera House, with total improvements valued at 12.2 million dollars supporting about 5,700 pupils. An Berlin fire exhibition featured Captain Ahlstrom and inventor Ostberg, where Ostberg entered a wood petroleum blaze for fifteen minutes.
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