06 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1877
Page
1
The senate receives a list of nominations with Mr Stem among the named appointees. The document outlines proposed selections across several departments and agencies, signaling upcoming confirmations and committee scrutiny.
The President sent the nomination to the Senate for D. WN. Coney amid a tide of political maneuvering. Rumors and partisan chatter swirl as party leaders weigh the potential appointment.
The Committee on Securities of the New York Stock Exchange has decided that any stock certificates issued by the officers of the Ohio and Mississippi...
Inprazarois November 6 the Library returned to day from Europe. He was warmly greeted by a host of friends.
Fragmented report notes a quiet vote on November 6 with Rice leading in terse results. Mentions of New You and Cumica unknown. exchanges closed, and local establishments described as slow to respond amid unclear context.
A Sofia dispatch reports Chafket Pasha leading a strong force toward Plevna as Mehemet Ali arrives to organize the Western Balkan defense. Osman Pasha's army remains well supplied and confident Plevna will withstand Russian advances.
A body was found buried near the lake after a fatal incident described in the report. The text notes a man involved and a shoreline location, with details indicating the deceased was a mid adult and connected to a nearby community. Further particulars remain unclear due to the damaged OCR.
Joe E. Hayes, formerly a sheriff, is sought in connection with embezzling funds from the Central Railroad Company of Chicago. He was last seen in Hupeox New York on November 6, with authorities pursuing him for the stolen money.
A fragmentary excerpt discusses toleration and distrust of government. It mentions Morton and treason, stating traitors should be punished, and expresses belief in no friend of the Dales. The passage lacks full context and clear attribution.
Local Wheeling Register reports on practical measures or actions credited to officials or entities. The brief notes developments, policy steps, and outcomes expected or achieved within the community. No explicit dates or names are provided in the fragment.
Analysis of statements criticizing Mr. Welsh and others named as villains of the Returning Board. The text notes a contrast between entertaining remarks and actual earning, with reference to pay and the group including Stoughton Slovaker Anderson Cowgill.
A. Barrett, longtime resident of Zumbrota Goodhue County, killed himself with a razor at his home on the morning of the 19th. He had opposed the act for years. His father and mother died by the same means. Barrett was 58 and left a large family.
A garbled excerpt from the New York Tribune discusses linguistic roots and contrasts a king's authority with shifting allegiance. The passage references German terms tennen and meanings to be, to do, and to can, while noting a wavering stance and a failed gap in leadership.
A clipped, garbled note hints at an election topic with mention of a candidate or ticket. It references a person named Ry Sellen and terms suggesting a campaign or condemnation context. The fragmentary text implies a proposed ticket or platform without clear details.
Friends of the Greenback group mentioned in the Terre Haute Express with brief notes on local supporters and context of the movement.
Private dispatches from Washington to Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll report the Illinois delegation is united for his election as Minister to Berlin. Ingersoll plans to visit Washington this week and could secure the appointment if he desires.
Special Dispatch reports from Washington that Congress had little of note. The Senate met only briefly while the House spent about three hours listing bills for reference, with no major actions recorded.
The Philadelphia city election proceeds quietly as polls open amid cold clear weather. Voter turnout appears light with early returns expected later. Reports mention Preretox and nearby areas noting calm conditions and general order.
The first race today in the mile and a quarter dash saw Smenncienne win with King Faro second Viceroy third Hattie F fourth Susquehanna noted as the third choice to win. Time recorded at 2:15. King Faro was the favorite.
Due to uncertain weather in Cleveland on November 0 the race between Smuggler and Great Eastern has been declared off.
A sprawling mid session of the Senate and House in Washington discussed citizen rights, journal corrections, and several introduced bills. Notable items included pensions for certain families, land sale limits, nonconforming legal reforms, and civil service requirements for high salary officials.
At the Hannibal and St. Joe Rail road stockholders meeting in New York officers listed include William Pradetet, Wm. M. Bijss, William B. Leonard, M P. Bishop, James Hartshorne, A. W. Greenleaf, Horace Porter, H. Cook and Julius Hall. Three old directors remain on the new board: Horace Porter, William Lloyd and A. W. Greenleaf.
The report details mileage systems for roads, upcoming meetings to apportion initials, and the Danville and Vincennes Company filing required accounts. It notes steel rails at 45 a ton and Lyon rails at 53 37, freight agents meeting, and personnel changes including Perrin becoming agent and the Ohio and Road office move with new desks.
A fragment from the Springfield Republic discusses practical cooking lessons for masses detailing how to cook potatoes, beef, pork, bread, and coffee. It notes a Congregational General Association meeting at Gloversville with a tobacco paper by Dr. Ovid Miner and an odd anecdote about a church deacon piloting a ferry on Sunday.
Fragmented OCR note outlines demand for signs and related goods with prices per unit. Mentions Aloe Tides A and Fe wer items, unit costs around 4 to 9, with references to locations such as Washington. Indicates general price pressure and color variations.
Special dispatch from Cincinnati Times notes Barnet market quiet with little activity. Prices for commodities such as Antwerp and crude oil in Philadelphia and Paris areas show limited movement amid subdued trading.
Patient reports twelve year tumor in the small of the back cured by Radway’s Resolvent. Advertisement-style claim emphasizes miraculous relief and radical remedy.
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