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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1877

Page

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Democrats Sweep New York and Neighboring States

The dispatch reports Democrats winning New York and Pennsylvania New Jersey. Republicans carry Massachusetts Wisconsin and Minnesota with strong conkling influence in New York Senate. Connecticut Republicans jubilant over gains. Maryland Democratic margin cited. Partial returns from Pennsylvania and Massachusetts noted with uncertainty.

New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Massachusetts Wisconsin Minnesota

Brew Jersey Victory Reported in Taxston November

Taxston reports a Democratic sweep as results show 6 000 to 10 in the Brew Jersey race. The brief note notes Democrat carry of the state by a wide margin.

BREW

Maryland Backyors November 6 Mists Gham to'sbe enctsd le

Fragmentary OCR notes show a Maryland item dated November 6 with unclear text about a mist and a game or event. The readable words point to a political or local matter but details are not decipherable.

Backyors

Milwaukee County returns to elect Republican at large

The record notes a Milwaukee area contest with Republicans gaining statewide influence as Milwaukee County completes its tally. Vague figures mention about six thousand votes and a Democratic challenge in the path to the state result.

Unclear 19th Century Election Report fragments

Fragmentary report on gubernatorial results with conflicting Republican and Democratic tallies. Mentions Tilden and a governor race, early town returns, and claims of Republican gain versus Democratic victory. Includes quotes from party leaders about awaiting official canvass to decide state ticket outcome.

Milwacker Republica Urality Democrat Blican Smith Saco Democratic State Central Committee

Tidy Chicago Race Pattern Shapes 3rd Party Hope

Fragmentary notes indicate Illinois politics with references to Republicans and a possible two thirds requirement for party support. Names, dates, and clear events are unclear due to OCR gaps.

Mississippi election section shows close contested contest

Fragmentary OCR notes from Mississippi state election reference North Mississippi results. Mentions Mearns and Taxy names and a close contest with possible party or state race implications. Details are unclear due to damaged text.

Misgissippi. Mearns, Taxy Mississippi

City returns favor McCrea in early counts

In Cubcago on November 6 McCrea, Republican, leads with 11 817 votes to Lynch 10 599 from 82 of 115 precincts. Workingmen gain ground in full wards and may reach 5 000 city votes. State and county tallies show heavy opposition to the court house appropriation.

Cubcago McCrea Lynch court-Louwe

Subterranean Telegraph Line Completed Between Bernip and Kiel

A new subterranean telegraph line links Bernip and Kiel with completion ceremonies. The project spans a total length of Germanranean cables measured at 17% miles, with each cable containing Seren bired.

Bernix Bernip Kiel

Shot Dead Near Canalboat Incident in New York

A man identified as a member of Sreegs was shot dead near a canalboat with Nita Pompeo of Woodroft's stores in Brooklyn. The event occurred on a date given as November 7 in New York.

New York Sreegs Canalboat C ' S Nita Pompeo Tebe Woodroft's Brook

Schooner Sank All Hands Loss Reported

A fragment notes a schooner sinking with all hands missing, mentioning names likely including George and others tied to Rolle. Timing and locations are unclear in the readable text.

Weather Summary for November 7 in Sacra Region

A fragmentary weather note from November 7 provides a brief forecast and atmospheric hints. It mentions a predominance of cool conditions and possible light winds with no significant precipitation observed in readable text.

Election update from aleers as mayoral race concludes

The report notes the election results with the mayoral victory declared and officials informed. It states Republicans hold a slim margin and citizens await the new administration. The city chambers will convene tomorrow to organize the transition and confirm seating.

Miami County News Briefs Highlight Local Events

Local note reports Mia. ae Senay and friends plan a benefit event for the pal Church tomorrow evening. Typhoid illness grips Ropy Girvan who is near death. M P Cloven, Butler County native elect, visited the city and left for New York. Public Works lessees conducted an inspection in town. Tax Grange in Habever Township scheduled meetings at McGonigle's Sta. Tax figures for Butler County listed alongside various properties.

Mia Ae Senay Pal Church Ropy Girvan Hox M. P. Cloven Butler County New York Habever Township McGonigle

Miller Case Shrouded in Jailed Mystery Report

Fragmented text indicates a jail-related case involving a person named Miller and a reference to a theater and victims. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. No verifiable dates or locations could be established from the readable portions.

What Will the President Do on the Silver Bill

Doubted and speculations swirl around President views on Fland's silver bill. Officials say Sherman and the President are in accord and the bill would not win Executive approval if passed by the Senate. Others claim the President favors remonetizing silver if it won’t jeopardize public credit or funding operations. Republican leaders expect a prompt indication of his stance, which may temper Senate momentum.

Cincinnati Times Washington Fland Sherman Secord Senate

Consideration of the Points of His Use by the Committee

The Senate Committee on Privileges and Elections met in Washington on November 7 and weighed four propositions about the Returning Board and Kellogg. A majority favored the first two propositions and the last two rejected, signaling a report in Kellogg's favor pending Hoar and Gill's return.

Cincinnati Times Wasuincotor D. C Senate Committee On Privileges Hoar Hill Returning Board Kellogg Gill

France Assembly at Versailles as Cabinet stays

London reports a new French cabinet not yet announced while the Assembly gathers at Versailles. The De Broglie ministry withdraws resignations but remains in office at President MacMahon's request. Grevy provisional president of the Chamber with 290 votes to 170.

Rome Scotland Paris DE Groglie de Broglie MacMahon Versailles Senate Grevy Chamber of Deputies

Later Returns Keep Up the Republican Majority

MILWAUKEE November 7 Later returns give Smith a 2000 vote majority, as heard from. SPRINGFIELD Massachusetts November 7 The Keith paper mill at Turners Falls burned this morning. Loss 300000 Insurance 265000 The mill could produce five tons of paper daily and employed three hundred people.

Milwaukee Smith Massachusetts Paper Wills Springfield Mass Keith Turner’s Falls

Heaton’s Hefty Fire Loss Linked to Canadian Absence

A dispatch from Rouse’s Point reports Rufus Heaton, notable merchant and former president of the National Bank of Plain, facing a fire loss claims of about $100,000. The case cites insurance policies and alleges Heaton’s son caused the fire, with Heaton reportedly gone to Canada to evade government prosecution.

St. Albans Rouse’s Point Rufus Heaton Heaton Canada National Bank of Plain

Supreme Court Commission Decisions Remanded and Affirmed

Special Dispatch reports in Cotemnres on November 7 that the Supreme Court Commission rendered decisions in several cases. The Little Miami Elevator case and Harmony Lodge No.2 versus C White et al. saw the Cincinnati Superior Court judgment affirmed. William A. Craig versus David Hies was reversed and remanded for further proceedings in Hamilton County.

Cincinnati Times Cotemnres, CO Supreme Court Commission Little Miami Nova Casarea Harmony Lodge Va. C

Town Returns Show Split Vote With Narrow Lead

November 7 report from Bostos notes most towns counted with returns in all but seven. Howse leads with 17564 votes for Democrat, one Liberal Republican and two hundred for an act.

Bostos Howse

Mills Earnings in Pittsburgh Area Reveals Losses

In a November report from de Perresvac Pennsylvania the Hicuring Mills posted an earned loss of 16000 dollars while Walters and Co. four mills and J N Canalstree Alleghany night discipline show combined losses of 18000 dollars. the text notes partial destruction of facilities and financial impact.

de Prrresvac Walters & Co Fourmills J. N Ieee

Escape Attempt Ends in Fatal Wounding Near Bardstown

November 4 dispatch reports Marshal Hunter and the Sheriff moving prisoners to the penitentiary from Bardstown. At the railroad junction one prisoner, Sam Ford, convicted of horse stealing, broke away and was shot twice after failing to stop, with wounds stated to be fatal.

Cincinnati Times Louisville Hunter Sherif Bardstown Sam. Ford

Election Results in Cairo Illinois Narrow Winners Headline

The Cairo election reports small majorities securing state offices with Lutya Alden Treasier Bumw leading in likely decisive races. The contest appeared largely nonpartisan with independent candidates dominating.

Lutya Alden Treasier Bumw

Judges on Trial In Baltimore County Malfeasance Case

ANNAPOLIS Md November 7 The trial of Judges Grason and Yellett of the Baltimore County Circuit Court indicted for malfeasance in office began today in the state court.

Annapolis Grason and Yellett Baltimore County Circuit Court

Atkins asks postponement of Army bill in House

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Mr. Atkins chairman of the Appropriation Committee informed the House he did not wish to consider the Army bill that day and would move to postpone it until tomorrow. At 1 o clock Mills Gardner of Obie resumed debate on the bill repealing the date for resumption of specie payments and said he would support it.

Cincinnati Times WaAsninotox Atkins House Mills Gardner Obie

Cardozo Found Guilty in Appeal Court Case

A verdict of guilty was returned this morning in Cardozo's case. The plaintiff will likely be taken into custody following the ruling.

Cardozo Couemaia 8. C Ana

Fire destroys works in Naewaura with $15000 loss

A fire in Naewaura New York this morning burned works owned by D Powers. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars with about half covered by insurance. Fire authorities investigated the cause as undetermined and no injuries were reported.

Il Works Lesas Naewaura N. Y Pee Eens D. Powers Érey

River News Flows and Vessels Amid Falling Waters

River levels show 5 feet 1 inch and falling at Prirepert Pa with clear weather. Evansville reports 46 degrees and east wind as boats from Cairo and Louisville move upriver. The Belle makes a short trip while the Gen Lytle Grey Eagle and Vigo arrive. Dennet from St Louis expected to pass upriver tonight.

Cincinnati Times Prirepert Evansville C. W. Alderson Cairo Belie Louisville New Orland Rapiden Waterloo Fashion Heving Lowmvitle Cinein Henderson Vigo Madison St. Louis

Judge Removes Colonel Rey in Indianapolis Bankruptcy Case

Judge Gresham called for John W Ray to resign after a years long bankruptcy proceeding. Colonel Rey declined, and the judge promptly removed him. Reports say Captain Harry Jordan may be appointed to fill the post, with no stated reason beyond Rey’s long tenure. No suspicion is cast on Rey’s integrity.

Cincinnati Times Indianapolis Gresham John W. Ray Rey Harry Jordan Colonel Rey

Brand claims and local notices mix in 1876 Covington page

Content shows disputes over brand ownership and straight lot implications tied to Grant, plus a spill-caused cider and vinegar warehouse damage in Madison street with about 1000 dollars in loss and no insurance. Additional items list teachers’ half-fare travel to Williamstown, a school principal candidacy, saloon debts, anniversaries, and a steamer converted to a wharfbeat.

Curley & Ebersole Madison Street Cave Way Covington and Newport Common School Northewes Teachers’ Association Williamstown Scott Street Canada Fred. Renz Bemus Arbeiter Hall Tobeart Tarpotton Choral Society Jupor J Petor General Buell Cincinnati Rye Covington John A. Seely Henry Percival Harden Robert Gordon Patterson Walter Rankin Coneile Taylor Job Sherwan George H. Williams H. H. Matthews Leesars Daly Tax Ladies Aid Society Main Street E. Ce Kentucky Central Ksowis Suaw Fifth Street Chr Progres Choral Society Proma Schneider Mendelssohn Barnby

Festival and legal notices amid city happenings

The Pioneer Association meets at Red Men's Hall this evening while the Arion Singing Society holds its first age meeting. A suit by Jons Parsnert enjoins the Sheriff over Charles Schneider’s shop assets. A Dietrich Brandt property sale is confirmed with Adam Haas buyer and Dr Henry De Gruyter auctioneer. Reverend Mr. Gilbert to preside at 7 pm and Rev D Ten from Louisville to attend.

Jons Parsnert Charles Schneider Mopmouth Street Tromas Seaony Roth Thet Rev. D. Ten Louisville

Albany Special Reports Slow Returns and GOP Legislature

An Albany dispatch notes interior returns come in slowly. The State ticket ranges from 12 000 to 15 000 votes. Republicans claim twenty of thirty two Senate seats and sixty eight of one hundred twenty eight Assembly seats. Another dispatch says the Legislature is close with both branches likely Republican.

New York Albany Assembly

How Pitabarg Voted

Pirrencee reports results from 202 districts with Republican gains in several counties. Bailey holds a countywide majority, though official totals remain pending. Hart and Passmore lead in county margins, with McCrea ahead for treasurer and Jameson for judge, amid daily accident notices and no reported deaths.

Pitabarg Pirrencee

House debate on resolution and committee on appropriations

Fragmentary text indicates a House discussion led by Speaker and Rev Dr See about Mr Stephess resolution. Atkins comments on committee on appropriations and resumption, touching inflation and fiscal prudence within regular business order.

Servants in California Farm Labor System Complaints Rise

Reports from a committee in Baltimore indicate farm servants in California face harsh treatment and low wages. Most workers have returned home amid criticism of farmers and mistreatment. The account highlights indifference toward workers and calls for radical change to deter ongoing exploitation.

Francisce Commeneee Baltimore Califor

fragmentary scene with Buck and store potatoes

A cryptic dialogue describes a figure by a bridge railing and a woman near a center-table. The monotone voice asks if taters are fetching in the stores, while the setting sun or water frames the scene in muted, fading detail.

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