09 Nov 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1868
Page
1
A report notes that the Bandy project on Rene Rentosky side is targeted for completion within two years with Pieters overseeing progress. No additional details available.
Fragmented OCR text references treason, media, and public figures amid a charged period. The lines mention Times, Tribune, and Pelstebed with hints of debate over journalistic and political stakes. The snippet signals a political scandal and press contention without clear names or dates.
The article recalls the shift from volunteer to paid fire protection in New York, detailing clashes between old police and Metropolitan forces, the Dead Rabbits and Bowery Boys, and the 1857 upheaval. It praises the paid department’s discipline, efficiency, and reduced fires, noting 873 fires last year and a $5.711 million loss, with bells and telegraph alarms aiding rapid response.
A Cincinnati press letter reports Memphis's election day as the quietest in memory. Col. Beaumont and Col. Curry led police and militia to secure order, with infantry at Court Square and guards at approaches. Voting proceeded calmly, though a temporary flare of tension occurred over late-night threats and a shooting incident in North Memphis. The race results show a Democratic lead in several wards, with a large turnout and a strong Radical showing in county returns as observers noted peaceful conduct overall.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions General Gordon Granger and a dated reference to 1868. It names individuals and places in unclear order, suggesting a historical note or obituary fragment with limited readable detail. The text is partial and lacks coherent events or outcomes to confirm.
A terse fragment discusses foreign science and mineral wealth, noting large pink mineral wealth and a prediction that reductions would last. The text is incomplete, offering few concrete names, dates, or locations. The overall tone hints at economic or scientific commentary but lacks verifiable specifics.
A planned school ceremony was postponed due to heavy rain, with officials rescheduling to a later date. Students and families were instructed to monitor the district site for updates and new timing details.
A lively gathering celebrated Grant and Collag's apparent win over Beymour, with a large program centered on an oyster feast for Republicans. An immense bonfire lit the street while a hotel resembled a stage from cellar to attic. Music, speeches by Alonzo Smith, and extensive supper drew over four hundred attendees who praised the organizers and urged Republicans to attend future events.
Special correspondent reports substantial Indian excitement after a freight train on the Union Pacific Railroad derailed between Oglenley and Alkali stations on the night of the 30th. The collision piled cars, burned fuel, and trapped a fireman who died from burns. U.S. infantry units were rushed to the scene to guard and repair, with additional teams clearing a burned bridge. Samuel.
Ex-President Roberts discusses Liberia history from the New York Tribune report. He outlines origins of a colony for free blacks, Cape Mesurado settlement, and the four aims to aid self government, reduce slave trade, civilize, and provide asylum. Liberia’s defense against attacks, religious progress, and education deficit are noted with missionary involvement and growth of Methodism.
Weather reports say warm spell continues with bright skies and gentle winds, not ideal for health. Brighton Sabbath quiet amid seven hundred buyers at the cattle pens. Bayart and team weigh shipments as stock moves out. Gas quality in Cincinnati tracked from November 7 with measured readings and a daily lighted period from November 9 to 16.
Saturday night a Swiss flood relief meeting at Workingmen's Hall elected Dr Jistine as chairman and J Ritchie secretary. A committee was formed to raise funds and letters of sympathy read from city notables. Swiss residents formed a separate committee. A meeting is set for 4 pm at Mozart Hall library room. The Post Office corner is deserted as campaign season ends and political activity shifts to future contests.
The Presbyterian church on John and Clark streets inaugurated free sittings with a large audience and readings prayers singing and short addresses. Ministers Hagans and Revs. Mo and Stewart spoke in favor. The Methodist Sunday School Union held its inaugural meeting at Morris Chapel with a large attendance and remarks by Revs. Smith McKeown and Chalfant. The Bethel School logged 1851 scholars with 70 mothers in a mothers class and 26 babies. donations urged to Lee, financial secretary. The women’s society meets at 214 o'clock at the Young Men’s Christian Association roots. Rev. John Kinnear’s visit to become pastor of United Presbyterian arose. Ministerial Association of the West meets at Harrison two days. Rev. J. Murray to speak.
Dispatches depict General Rousseau returning troops after political tension and facing Radical criticism. Florida reports describe Governor Reed facing impeachment actions, Governor’s proclamation suspending duties, and fears of unrest in Tallahassee as Lt Governor Gleason and Secretary Mary Alden are arrested.
November 7 dispatches report mixed gains for Grant with Pennsylvania and North Carolina favoring him and a large Republican lead in New York area counties. The Morning Star estimate places Grant ahead in North Carolina by about 8000 votes and local counties indicate strong Republican shifts. Louisville announces consolidation of the Courier and Journal to form a large two-paper operation.
New Orleans reports General Rocaren repudiates a conversation and a letter dated 28th from a corri senate. officials say prior to the Leiden period that trouble could arise on election day and urge clubs to mobilize voters for order, with no further apprehension.
A collision off Scotland Light near New Jersey involved the General Meade and the Lotawanne assisting, after the steamship struck amidships injuring crew and passengers. The General Meade was run ashore on Jersey flats to prevent sinking.
Fragmented report notes a court case to set a precedent for female rights in the district, with a decision anticipated Monday. Also details ship Kate Darton burned at sea near St Johns, crew fate, and political notices from Spain and Britain about monarchy and military participation.
Fragmentary Detroit report notes a November movement on an entry of pret equa and the tablotasault involving Howard and Johnson of Buffalo in a matter tied to frauds. The partial text suggests legal action or court event linked to a dispute over entries and accusations.
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