05 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1877
Page
1
The article describes large crowds at the funeral of Senator Morton with preparations for the day’s services. It notes a marching procession, floral tributes, and widespread public mourning as communities pay their respects to the late statesman.
A damaged fragment references a Conservative dispute over pay cabins and public works, with unclear names and places. The text mentions Interior, ministers, and a disputed decision but provides no clear outcome or specifics.
Grain shipment news from New York dated November 5 notes local transit details and a brief market update. The fragment mentions Samant of Rae and references a grain movement context.
An incomplete note describes an attempted escape by Jesse Pomeroy. The fragment references Boston and Chartres while mentioning a wall and a cell.
A New York Post excerpt discusses the Pennsylvania Company and its leased lines. It notes market activity following the announcement and cites Poor’s Manual 1877 78 as evidence that the Pittsburgh and Cleveland lines were leased to Pennsylvania, with details on the road and executive statements.
The Philadelphia North American notes periods when the paper emphasizes resilience and power in coverage, outlining how a strong stance or display of capabilities frames public discourse. The text signals a recurring editorial thread highlighting national or local vigor through opinion and reporting.
In Piketon Ohio on November 5 a mob of railroad workers threatens to burn The Nestler House saloon is gutted and townspeople fear escalation. Captain Evans of the Sill Guards receives a telegram from Captain J C Bateman of the Chapman Guards requesting one hundred rounds of ammunition, urged by the mayor and town drunk. The sheriff plans to summon militia once ammunition arrives.
The report details new war agitation in Belgrade with Russian advances at Plevna and Orhapie, occupation of Irtevan and Turskusver, and a Turkish force attack near Mahren resulting in heavy casualties. Also noted are bullion movements from the Bank of England and various financial and commodity prices.
Fragmentary obituary note reads honors to Morton at funeral for Peeters as Morton. Mentions District Governor and actions of the reveal Mex. Reads as a political or ceremonial memorial item with unclear full details and timing.
On November 5 Francisco adopted resolutions of respect honoring Senator Morton, paying tribute to his memory.
Fragmented report records rainfall from morning through noon and river levels near Creeme, Bremied, and Potomac with several towns cited. Mentions deliveries, arrivals from Evansville, and schedules at Louminis Kentucky amid varied times and conditions.
A brief telegraph style market note from Telegrapa mentions Movember trading notes with crude references to petroleum and a price hint around 110 test units. The readable fragment provides little context about entities or outcomes.
Superior Court deals with a salary balance suit Silas A Bascom sues John H Shillito Co to recover damages and seeks contract guidance. The document also covers a 1832 will dispute Lucinda Peiatt et al vs David H Sinton and notes several dispositions of other cases including reversals and affirmations.
In this case before Judge Burnet the decree for divorce was granted to Sardeve and Beteve Carter on the ground of willful absence of the defendant.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Andrew M, a Benedic, sedges, and a signer linked to a cabacaneiea Wekont street. Details are obscured, names incomplete, event unnamed.
Rain paused as ceremonies for the late Senator unfolded at the house and church in Indianapolis on November 5. Military and civilian dignitaries attended while two hundred voices joined in city choir music. The eulogies highlighted wartime service and domestic life, suspending business as crowds arrived from across the state.
In Washington the House passed Bland's silver bill to issue a silver dollar of 412 grains as legal tender for all debts. The bill cleared on a 163 to 34 vote amid many absences, with Bland introducing and suspending rules for passage.
Special Dispatch reports in Washington that a bill repealing the resumption date for specie payments was hurried through under suspension of the rules as a special order for the next day and continuing daily until next Tuesday unless cooper disposed of, not to interfere with appropriation bills.
The Journal of Agriculture sends to A. B H Buckner a document with a 127 feet length containing 5573 names. The text hints at a somber value assessment and mentions Gotan and C ioaitin, implying a financial relation or valuation process tied to alien status elements.
New York on the eve of a scheduled race between TenBroeck and Parole. The event, dated November 5, outlines plans for the forthcoming contest and notes the arrangement to occur the next day. The article emphasizes the anticipated clash and the competitors involved.
A brief notice from New York on November 5 notes a broker’s holiday and market delay as the Gold Exchange clears operations, reflecting a pause in trading activity and delayed quotes.
The steamer South Carolina arrived in San Francisco from Panama on November 5, bringing unspecified cargo and passengers.
A fragmented record of motions and debates in Congress on November 5. Items include proposed leave for a bill, reference to a ban law, and discussions on military and civil spending. Mentions of Mr Frye Mr Ward and Mr Shelly indicate committee actions and authorization proposals.
Special dispatch notes a quiet oil market with refiners at 10 cents and crude around 10 to 11 cents. Prices listed include 189 bid in one city and 265 in another, while New York shows weakness in refined oil and crude near 10 to 11 cents.
A dubious inspector, dining undercover, orders the boss summoned to court for selling out of season. The scene unfolds with a deputy waiter and a jokey exchange as the inspector claims to have gathered evidence. The piece blends odd anecdotes and era humor about policing and morals.
Acen and Communion merchants advertise private sale on consignment at very low prices. Readable items include linens, beaver hats, ginghams, alpaca, nets, buttons, and millinery. Stock lists vague but emphasize general goods, ready for immediate purchase.
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