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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1875
Page
1
The New York Times reviews Reoasi's Othello featuring Grace Greapwood. In Rossi's tribute, the company presents a dramatic scene with a notable young actor, while the audience's fervor grows as the performance unfolds amid a charged atmosphere.
The record notes a date associated with the name Thomas Gliphs, identifying March 3, 1775 as a referenced point in time.
The readable text presents a fragmented scene describing a night at a social venue with names like Adelina Patti and Adelaide, lingering light and spectral visuals. It reads as partial, with many garbled phrases and missing context, offering only glimpses of a fashionable gathering and decor.
Yesterday at the Brooklyn Rink Moody and Sankey revival drew about fifteen thousand attendees with five thousand inside. The service order shifted with one oclock popes service four pm for women, nine pm for men. Outside, men escorted ladies through chilly air as crowds gathered. discussion swirled about Ophir and the shaft lease, with speculation and stock chatter interwoven into the event.
Fragmentary notes from the Sam Francisco Chronicle on October 23 describe rumors and wagers around a street sale with fluctuating price expectations from $33 to $100, as buyers urged faster purchasing and assessed prophecies about the final value.
Balow offers affable frank talk on Wagner’s news status and Beethoven’s grandeur. He cites Paris quartet study of Beethoven, Tannhauser in Paris, and debates on operatic practice, while weighing Booilderieu Auber and Gounod Faust alongside Meyerbeer and Bellini.
A dispatch from Washington November reports a hostile rumor that Senator Morton seeks to replace General Jewell and the Treasurer New in. The tale is fiction, denied by those named, as election day absorbs attention and Republicans predict solid gains.
Cabinet will review the Third District Court of Utah order imprisoning Br Young until $9,500 alimony is paid to M Blizs Young, examining grounds of illegitimate marriage and whether arrest is lawful under US law. Also notes Patent Office clerks dismissed and bank liquidation in San Francisco.
Philadelphia reports a quiet election with a very heavy vote as Rawle runs ahead of his ticket. Exit, Pennsylvania notes favorable weather and continued polling conditions. New York dispatch mentions balancing markets and exchanges as voting continues with few disturbances.
In Columbus on November 2 the Supreme Court dismissed the information in the Ohio executive case against George E. Howe, allowing him to remain Superintendent of the Reform School for Boys. Oral arguments proceed in City of Cincinnati versus Auditor Humphreys with Strong representing the city and Vachel and William Worthington for the Auditor. An art exhibition for the Centennial fund is under way with promising works on display.
Reports from Grand Island indicate the steamer Sheridan will be a total loss. The schooner George Worthington, carrying iron ore from St Helena Island, is damaged but the greater portion of its cargo is saved.
New YorkNovember 2 It is understood the railroad freight rate to Chicago will rise on the 1st on a 60 cent base in fourth class freight Several roads ordered their agents to make notes contract for freight Suspension of Coal Dealers C B Bonane Fire Co wholesale dealer made a general assignment for creditors yesterday
In Wasurleton Georgia around 9:55 pm two severe earthquakes struck, lasting about 45 seconds with a west of south direction and rumbling motion that shook houses. Atlanta and several Georgia locales felt a distinct quake last night.
Calvin Littlefield of New York filed a bill in equity in the United States Circuit Court seeking the appointment of a receiver for the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. The bill is resisted, with arguments likely to hinge on a capable St. Louis man to oversee the case and ensure proper administration of the road.
On Halloween in Scraxtox Anthony Scanion confronted Henry Kelley after an argument about the latter attacking Scanion’s house. In the ensuing wrangle Kelley stabbed Scanion. The injuries and exact circumstances are under investigation by local authorities.
Special dispatches report river levels at Monon rising slowly to five feet eleven inches with coal barges awaiting movement. Weather otherwise clear and cold as observers note minimal cargo flow and tight conditions on the river system.
Additional Markets Peoria Illinois November 2 Noon price notes show steady at 49 cents for t, Onte steady with No 2 wheat rejected 290 Bye 67 cents for mixed, indicating a fragmented mid day market update from the Peoria exchange.
Market report lists steady wheat including No 1 amber Michigan and futures for December January. Corn firmer with mixed bids and dull data. Ongoing freight rates to Buffalo Oswego and confirmation of flour prices and pork, bacon, lard, and hog sales with regional price ranges and receipts.
Mayor Johnston revokes licenses of B Exterkamp and Frank Boyd vault cleaners this morning for health lane violations. W.8, at Burnet House, receives a valuable gift from his wife around 6 30. A silver cup is awarded to M Work and Sex by the American Wine Growers Association for best native sparkling and best still native wine. James Jackson pleads burglary not guilty and is held on 500 bond. Pat O'Gorman arrested on jewelry theft suspicions. awaiting examination. Change of venue in Andreas Egner case withdrawn. jury summons issued for 22 inst. Missing sixteen year old Elizabeth Wier wille reported from 572 Rece street. John Weeter man charged with passing counterfeit five dollar bill. Hoffman jailed. to appear before US commissioners.
Henry Lohman and Mary Baldis sentenced to 90 days each for drunkenness. Kate Dixon 30 days, Peter Purcell 60 days, Rona Creighton disorderly conduct. Save Gaheral Wises petit larceny 30 days. Brown, va cy, co daye, Ben s ah street 5 days. Go, same 10 days. Manning and John Howe accused of having burglars tools in possession, 30 days.
Tickets sold rapidly at Hawleys for the Woodhall and Clafia event at Robinsons house, with a talk on Mariage Free Love and Divorce. A crowd gathered at Chicago offers and a strict limit of six tickets per person was enforced to guard entry.
Discussions on Change today indicate strong Republican momentum, with a large anticipated victory in Pennsylvania and a sharp decline in Democratic strength in New York. Market reports from New York and Chicago closed, suggesting continued business progress and optimism for the Republican outlook. An official from the New York Republican Executive Committee expresses confidence in winning New York, with bets and speculation supporting a sizable margin.
Mr John S Sloan of Shafer and Co pork packers dropped dead from brain paralysis at his home 127 Dayton street. He was active at business yesterday noon but suffered severe head pains in the afternoon and died shortly after returning from the water closet. Funeral notice to be given. Col Holloway announced Sloan's death and praised his character and service to the Chadber.
A meeting at the YMCA last evening set plans for a Centennial Religious Celebration to be held in 1876. J D Hearns chaired, A L Frazer acted as secretary, Rev Halley gave a prayer, and Dr Maeler presented the Preachers' Committee report outlining objects and goals for the event.
A Detroit style report notes proposals for a national religious centennial celebration in 1876, to be held in Cincinnati with a two to three day convention. It calls for a broad religious invitation, a formal board of managers, and papers on religious institutions and social philanthropy, plus a Sunday exercises opening and grand Sunday-school procession.
In Superior Court general term judges Y Plan Yaple O Connor and Tilden, the action by Mary Kohl et al against Samuel Hannaford et al seeks damages for wrongful entry and destruction of buildings on lands claimed by the plaintiffs. The defense contends congressional authorization for a site purchase or condemnation in Cincinnati for a custom house and post office. The case details possession, writs, and a complex sequence ending in judgment for the defendants with Batenson and others in opposition.
The court heard cases including Fanny Hess v Valentine Hess a feme sole business holding and Gertrude Muscheck v Gertrude Muscheck a divorce on willful absence with findings on conduct, while Catherine Bloom v Pius Bloom featured neglect and self-support by washing as the jury for the month was announced with foreman John A. Ashbury leading a dozen jurors.
November 3 dispatch notes Bank of England rate likely steady all day. Heavy bullion withdrawals shift value. much sent to Germany. Faraday grapples and buoys direct transatlantic cable to United States. Royal and personal items cover Danish royalty, British court moves, and Michaelmas term changes under the Judicature Act. Dated reports from Liverpool and Quebec detail financial suspensions, Texas cotton gains, and a deadly late storm with seventeen deaths near St. Famille, Isle of Orleans.
November 2 news from ChicaGo reports tailor Andrew Johnson shot and killed Mary Clark a young servant girl instantly. Johnson described as a bad citizen faces murder accusations and is under investigation by local authorities.
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