09 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1877
Page
1
Fragmentary report describes Sitting Bull pledging fealty to the Queen while expressing hate for Americans. The Deer River area and Plain Crees are noted, with references to police readiness, a favored home site, and Sitting Bull’s stance amid pressure and conflict.
Fragmentary note discusses a Conservative stance on France and policy alignment. The text hints at a debate over direction and potential followable approaches but lacks clear specifics or named figures or dates.
Readable fragment notes a steamship arrival from New York with partial details. No names or dates discernible. Further text needed for full summary.
Paris reports the death of a leader named Hemess in November. The brief item notes his prominence and ties the event to national significance and Paris.
Fragmentary weather note indicates cooler morning with rising temperatures later, warmer winds and a falling barometer. Mentions November 9 to 10:30 A M with unclear place names and dates due to garbled OCR.
The proclamation by Governor Taos L Youre designates Thanksgiving Day in Ohio for November 8 1877. It states the people of Ohio may give thanks under the authority of the state and United States, with official seal and signatories Mittox Barnes Secretary of State and the governor.
In Washington on November 2, 186?, a list of confirmed Ohio postmasters appears. Names include Jas F Curren Marion Wis Barbouer Columbus Frank E Bishop George Krebs Fremont George Lima Newark Wm C Lyon Sandusky and others in a provisional roster.
Report from Calcutta notes Mussulmans in the city are greatly excited by the news of recent Rieven victories, spreading celebrations and hopeful talk among residents and leaders.
Reports claim Russian forces captured Erreroum while Turkish forces retreated in confusion from Deve Boyun. Losses since hostilities began reach 64 800 men. Pennsylvania Democratic majority conceded by Republican committee. Requisition case of Senator Patterson postponed to November 21. Morton monument project progresses as Indiana soldiers pledged one dollar or less.
London dispatch in yesterday's Chicago Times outlines Turkish resistance waning and Armenian issues growing as European and Asiatic Turkey faces oppression. The piece notes potential withdrawal from Saas Ont Se teres and the lack of relief army prospects while considering English control of seas and negotiations for peace terms amid regional tensions.
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief New York Herald snippet about an event or notice with unclear details and missing names or dates. The readable portion hints at a local or city matter requiring clarification and further proof.
A summarized view of congressional discussion on Army aid and related Senate testimony. It notes key figures and proposed actions, outlining the legislative stance and potential outcomes. The record preserves the event's core ideas without graphic or sensational wording.
Special dispatch from Washington reports the army bill in the House allowing recruitment to twenty five thousand. The amendment, supported by Texas Republicans and Democrats, passed 122 to 114. A Virginia member was inebriated at the chair during the session. The Senate confirmed John Welsh as Minister to England.
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus that Cincinnati uses City Hall free for years. now the gas company seeks 6000 dollars for gas in the ball and the Council asks the Board of Education to bill rent fuel and light for a term of years. In the Supreme Court the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad case against Wheeling Parkersburg and Cincinnati Transportation is argued by Judge Hoadly for the prosecution and Bentley Matthews for the defense. A Columbus excursion to Portsmouth via the Scioto Valley extension is likely soon.
Special dispatch from Zanesville reports the grand jury returned thirteen indictments after a five day session. The Board of County Commissioners faces misdemeanors likely tied to illegal courthouse contracts, including a seventeen thousand dollar stone paving project and a five thousand dollar contract chosen without advertising. The Prosecuting Attorney’s full report is pending. political complexion of the board is noted.
A fragmented OCR note cites The News San Antonio and mentions information received on the 19th with local political or social context. No clear event, people, or organization details are provided.
In Coxcorp New Hampshire on November 9, the Carroll County Five cents of Bink is brought to address a contract deal and the neglect of trustees to perform duties.
Special dispatches report river traffic updates at noon and morning observations. Towboat Wilson arrived near Cincinnati as snow and cold weather spread. river gauge readings ranged from 3.7 to 4.2 feet with light rain and growing north winds.
In Louven on November 2, Hight Honorable Thomas 8 Owden was inaugurated Lord Mayor with ceremonies despite drizzle. A dispatch from Peramys Ghazi dated November 6 notes Mukhtar Pasha still hopes to hold Erzeroum with artillery, munitions, and reinforcements arriving. Also reports Liverpool Autumn meeting Great Lancashire Handicap won by Arbitrator with White Balt second and Hesper third. Bullion into Bank of England today amounting to £40,000.
A mixed late nineteenth century letter notes British firm Smith & Co. pressing an American claim in the Islands, a Committee of Safety formed to preserve peace, and a failed attempt to incite natives to attack a warehouse. Interwoven are commodity prices and market quotes from New York and New Orleans, with grain, coffee, sugar, and petroleum updates.
A brutal November gale battered Chicago and the lakefront last night. Wave action wrecked boat houses and damaged harbor facilities. the Illinois Central track was torn up, and several vessels were driven ashore or broken apart.
Newport Vermont November 9 reports ongoing trouble between the eons ane and the Southeastern roads causing track damage and traffic disruption. The incident threatens the United States mails and hinders rail operations in the area.
Market reports from Cleveland and Milwaukee show mixed activity in November. Petroleum remains steady while flour and wheat prices move, with hard and No.1 white wheat quoted at various levels. Rye and oats hold, and Western markets show scarce supplies. Chicago and other centers report demand and price adjustments.
The Covington Choral Society opened its first public concert at Odd Fellows Hall with selections by Hiller Grimm Mendelssohn and others. A later City Council session discussed a loan, Treasurer Stone’s conduct, and city finances as members debated motions and future meetings.
November 9 report states Mr. Welsh was unanimously recommended and confirmed by the Foreign Relations Committee without debate. The Judiciary Committee failed to act on General Harlan’s Associate Justice nomination due to no quorum. Robert H. Crittenden’s nomination as United States Marshal for Kentucky was reported favorably to the Senate.
In Camden New Jersey on November 9 Charles Caffres car works suffered a buried loss valued at 105000 with insurance covering 81700. Campos listed as the insurer.
In Washington on November 9 the House elected the Rev. D. W. P. Harrison as Chaplain. The day included references to Paris ex criminal cases and committee actions on military recruitment and other bills.
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