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Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1868

Page

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City Matters From May Ve Evening On Local Club Play

Local notes describe a May evening in the city with baseball and club game remarks. Mentions players Meagher, Dockney, Wrage, and Weese, plus a New York store opening by brothers for outdoor game gear and equipment.

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Local baseball notes from a faded May schedule

A fragmentary sports column records stray references to teams like Cincinnati Holt Club and Brooklyn and players in informal games. It mentions May 21 to June events, a scale of mixed results, and a late night Mills shift, with no clear single narrative beyond ongoing regional play.

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Lecture on the Second Movement of Protestantism

The eighth lecture in a series critiques genocos bases of faith conflicting with science. It argues miracles conflict with law, claims true religion rests on inner conscience, and condemns church dogma as obstructing Gospel truth. It contrasts Jesus’ teachings with institutional salvation and stresses freedom of faith. Also notes local civic issues and obituaries.

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Geed for the Young Ladies Picnic at De Brasi Grove

The young men of the county attend a June 13 picnic at De Brasi Grove. The event is described as among the most beautiful and well organized, with strong social prospects for attendees.

Gond de Brasi Grove

Newport News City Council Advances Cabot Street Plans

The Newport News council on Thursday referred a petition to improve Cabot Street from Rin to Tibbetts, and considered ordinances for Elm Street, McArthur Street, and others. They instructed the Law Committee to draft ordinances, advertise projects for sale, and warned owners about obstructed streets and tracks on Madison Street. Delegates to a convention in Louisville include D. E. Mortimer J. H. Wheeler and Rev. Orttie, with Mr. Stevenson and Benton among attendees. Garibaldi suffers rheumatism and cannot respond.

Cushing Maple Seeman Thos. H. Kennedy Romer Peent Pabes Kean Bridge Tole Committee On Eile Tood Messrs St Jackson & Johnston Comtee Kennedy Madison Street Pike and Eleventh Said Street Nicolson Twelfth Street Keenup Bievens Committee On Improvements Casey Sree Street Scott Madison Joseph Hovekamp Main Street Ohio River Lexin Pike Michael Moore Thireet Main Arnold Third Ward Ick Cukam Isaac Sutton Fifth and Scott Streets Frederick Rohlf Bakewell Street Eighth and Riddle Wm. Bridges Culbertson's Station Covington Kentucky Central Railroad Francis Riley James Russel Madison Streets Warner, Yates Winrelty Lovejoy Ates Yates Costa Couxcu Procerpios Cabot Street Rin Tibbatts Street Elm Street Tostells Patterson McArthur Street Cabot James Alley Monmouth East Breee Taylor's Creek Centenets Putnam Adam Boweitzer Law Searle Cus Siteen Steed Wit D. E. Mortimer J. H. Wee Louisville Dalegates St. Paul's Church Mr. Ortise Sybrally Church Coving Jno.tevenson M. M. Benton

The Colfax Campaign and local politics in Cincinnati

A detailed 1868 Cincinnati Times summary describes the Colfax ticket, Curtin, and Cameron intrigues. It notes Pennsylvania leaning Republican, New York and Delaware solidifying for Grant and Colfax, and outlines local ratification plans, weather, and public notices. The piece also covers the theatrical scene, secret orders, and a report on a mysterious cavern discovery and Dr. De Huss’s research.

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Cavern Found in the Palisades of Hudson River

A Metropolitan Record correspondent reports discovering a vast cavern in the Palisades near the Hudson River. The passage describes a mile long and wide vaulted chamber with many pillars, side recesses, and winding passages. Ancient ruins and bones suggest a race long vanished, with subterranean features and rushing waters echoing through the vast underground hall.

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Presbyterian Union Talks and Church Debates Amid General Assembly

An Albany dispatch reports on the Presbyterian General Assembly debating union with Southern churches or a confederation plan, with reports from Rev. Dr. Hodge and Rev. Dr. Backus. The session adjourned to discuss treatment, reunion with the New School, and amendment proposals amid strong theological contention led by Judge Findlay and Henry Day. The Reformed Presbyterian Church reports tension over hymns with other denominations, while the New School Presbyterian Church sees visiting delegates and communications from the Harrisburg session.

N. L Chicago Stewart J. E. Thomas Judge Findlay Philadelphia Henry Day New York Judindlay Eagleston United Church General Assembly Harrisburg New School Presbyterian Church Renae Spee James Sample Brooklyn Reformed Presbyterian Church Snd H. Stuart Cha Commission B. W. McLeod Newieee Exeen Atrest Rev. A. Wylie Duansburg

What the Post Thinks of Impeachment

The Post argues Radicals should feel satisfied with their position and foresees a favorable shift. The Telegraph adds a word on recent events, noting evolving opinions and potential consequences for the political landscape.

The Post Loxpow Telegraph

Ladies organize committees for graves decoration event

The text records a ladies’ meeting organizing committees to decorate graves of soldiers on the 20th inst. Names of chair, secretary, and numerous committee members are listed, including Mrs. Mendenhall and Dr. Foster, with many others from Clifton Avondale and nearby areas mentioned among the volunteers.

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Phalon's Paphian Lotion for Skin and Complexion Promoted

Fragmentary ad text touts Phalon's Paphian Lotion for beautifying skin and complexion. Mentions a price and unspecified labs, with garbled phrases and dates. The readable portion signals a cosmetic product promotion without clear context or full details.

Phalon

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