05 Nov 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1869
Page
1
A fragment suggests social unrest over divorce, with phrases about nuisance calls and a judge promising action. References to Maria and a new court to handle rising divorce cases imply legal urgency, though details are unclear.
A fragmented notice from Grass Valley reports a disrupted wedding ceremony. Readable bits mention a Chinese wedding party and the bride being released to balance her own status, with no clear next action or official outcome.
In the fall of 1867 a fragmentary line notes a dream context and a brief mention of events from the era. The readable text provides limited details, leaving the historical moment largely obscured by ellipses and incomplete wording.
Fragmentary OCR notes an event involving a rode ins or stage-coach and railroad-car in 1818, mentioning Petetor and CN in a brief historical record. The readable portion signals transport mishap or archival reference without full context. Entities include 1818, stage-coach, railroad-car, Petetor, CN.
A profile of Daniel Drew traces his early toil on the farm and butcher trade, then river steam boating and rising to finance. It notes his firm Drew, the Company on Wall Street, his Erie railroad role, the battles to keep steamboats afloat, and his eventual retirement. It records dispatches about the Civil War era and a variety of personal notices and society items.
Telegram items report the Spanish Cortes adjourning again, Emperor Francis Joseph in Urreece, Boutwell's financial plan, Topete pressuring a cabinet resignation, plus sports scores, deaths, and various misfortunes. Notable mentions include Geo. Peabody's London death at 74, Empress Eugenie's canal passage, and a Baltimore emancipation anniversary.
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