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11 Nov 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1867
Page
1
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Fragmentary OCR lists multiple names and places including Ky, Heit, Orange, Aldborshall, Pollock, Bracken, Clifton, Filson, Union, Rock, San. The readable items resemble a wandering set of personal and location references without a clear event or narrative.
A fragmented OCR list names merchants and firms from multiple locations including Clark Kentucky Sinclair Nass ville Maysville Duret Matta Aven United States New York Nelson Vicksburg Boston Crawford Covington and other places. The legible items include personal names business designations and localities without coherent events or narrative.
A fragmented OCR list names numerous individuals and towns across many states, showing scattered references to people such as Hall Lesley and L Chase with spouses, several surnames like Lockett, Haverstock, Haley, Wilson, and Keily, plus locations including Philadelphia Memphis Newark Pittsburgh and Cleveland. The text appears as a garbled roster of names, affiliations, and possible roles or addresses with no coherent event or narrative.
A fragmented OCR item lists numerous personal names and towns across Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Michigan with scattered initials and abbreviations. It appears as a partial directory or notice snippet lacking full context, dates, or actions attached to these names.
Fragmentary OCR text shows numerous personal names and places like Indianapolis New York and Morgan, with scattered initials and numbers. The readable content is sparse and resembles a partial roster or notes rather than a complete event report.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous personal names and locations such as Haynes Madison Miller Grey Ohio and James Chae, with scattered places like Richm ad and Pailena. The legible items hint at a compilation of names, roles, and locales without coherent events or dates.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals such as Nixon and Peters and places like New York and Fort Wayne. Limited legible content references percentages and roles, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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A 9th inning clash between Covingtons and Reliable Juniors ends in a Covington victory. scattered names and partial stats indicate a closely contested game with players like Davis Hatch and Heliapie contributing in a traditional early baseball score report.
A baseball game between Brockway and Avenue Jr ends with Brockway claiming the victory. Scoring details include Richter, Maxey, Wentzel, Lee, Hegenbuch, Tay and others contributing. umpire listed as Mr. Vogt.
James Sherlock, drunk and disreputable, aimed a four barreled revolver at Lt. Deitech in Bucktown. The weapon misfired twice. Sherlock was subdued by Lt. Deitech and Seames White. Sherlock arraigned in Police Court, bond set at $3,000 for next Monday.
A Newport News skiff race is slated for next Thursday from Covington and Cincinnati bridge between noon and 4 pm. The course to Dayton Kentucky and back covers about five miles. Competitors Henry Weaver and John Barber race for a $25 wager aboard the Unique and another boat Built by Becker.
A man named Carl Arremurt threatened death after visiting the toll house on the Ohio river bridge at Covington. Watchman Hoban restrained him from leaping and the incident followed earlier drunkenness and disorderly conduct cases heard by the Mayor. Local fines were imposed for Sunday offenses and minor breaches of the peace were recorded.
The Greencastle tornado damaged the Second church and nearby homes, lifting doors roofs and scattering debris. Six lodging students were away, a wedding party was struck near the hotel, and Mrs. Durhams residence lost porticoes. Subscriptions aided Baptist relief after the disaster.
Reports from the Columbus convention dated November 20 1867 discuss ongoing discussions on the organization’s role and methods. Prominent speakers include H Thane Miller and Rev. Chase, with letters from national executives urging cooperation andDetroit gathering. Cincinnati Case Sheaff describes hospitality and the need for membership certificates to aid regional coherence.
An inquest at Salford investigates the death of a three year six month old daughter of Watts a private in the Fifty seventh. Elizabeth Tibbles a schoolmistress testifies the child drank liquor and subsequently heard quarrels between the parents about the drinking. The father and mother deny clear responsibility while accusing each other of fault.
The article discusses a proposed European conference to guarantee peace and balance in Europe, urging Britain to participate. It notes Garibaldi’s arrival in the Continent, the Pope Italy dispute, and public addresses to Victor Emanuel urging national unity and sacrifice.
A telegraphic dispatch from Berlin reports Prussia’s view on Italy’s uprising and possible foreign intervention. The Official Gazette quotes the government discussing its stance and approach to foreign cabinets, noting caution about interference and coordination with Italy’s Porta.
Garibaldi's Florence stay is described with fragments of escape and escape plans. The text mentions a flotilla or vessels and a naval route, but details are garbled. The correspondent hints at danger and a hoped safe exit through a chain of events and a staged sequence.
A letter from Blount County Tennessee dated October 20 1867 offers to fight Mike McCoole and Joe Coburn for massive bets. The writer proposes staged rounds with specific injuries and payouts up to sixty thousand dollars and invites others to correspond.
The Chicago Journal lauds Chicago poetry while noting a six month period totaling 43, male. The Bureau County Patriot reports John Card, who killed his wife near Limoill, jailed ten years, then moved to Jacville Asylum. Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Chicago and Teck Island Railroads plan a joint crossing at Wyanet to provide transfer access. A new station and widened line are planned to boost travel and public economy. Charles Augustus Frederick Smith died near Mysboro Illinois at sixty four.
An item from the Plattsmouth Herald mentions a man planning to move to Nebraska to build a home and live there for six years. It notes heavy labor and the promise of a good house next winter, reflecting local sentiment and a personal venture described in the column.
New York reports a week of 367 deaths matching last week while crimes and revenue fraud surface in Manhattan. A Brooklyn court arraigns Col Richard C Enright on whisky bond fraud with $20 000 bond. A shoemaker's wife in Brooklyn gives birth to four infants eight pounds each. The Temmany City Convention re-nominates Mayor Hoffmen, Mozart Convention to meet next week with Fernando Wood likely to be nominated.
Susan B Anthony Lucy Stone and Elisabeth Cady Stanton lead a Female Suffrage Committee campaign across multiple cities in the North, with meetings scheduled in Omaha Des Moines Milwaukee St Louis Louisville Cincinnati Cleveland Syracuse Albany Boston Philadelphia New York and more through December. George Francis Train plans to speak in support at the listed venues and dates.
Washington reports General Grant has ordered no leaves of absence for officers and restricts public contact with War Department bureaus. Clerks and attendants must report any nonofficial contact by claim agents or outsiders, with strict penalties for breaches.
In Richmond on November 9 a Republican meeting at headquarters saw a committee appointed to visit Gen. Bochefield. Lewis Lindsay, a colored delegate elect to the Convention, spoke about firing black voters for supporting the Radical ticket and warned of blood in the streets if his children went hungry.
In Jackson a building project ends with heavy damage and only a fragment of the office remaining described as a demolished site with a lone Negro brekem observed nearby.
The fragmentary note reports a senonantion in Mexico reel news with unclear names and events. It lacks readable details on persons or organizations and provides minimal context for a fuller summary.
Reports from October describe uprisings in Peru with Prado leading forces toward Arequipa and Truxillo revolting. Venezuela and Costa Rica show unrest amid drought and economic strain. Panama dispatches mention Mosquera’s defense on military despotism while Colombia weighs its powers.
The Richmond Examiner and Courier denounces a soon to meet convention and vows resistance to Northern efforts to alter Virginia’s status. The piece asserts loyalty to the Union Constitution while condemning movements to elevate any group over whites, warning of swift and decisive action.
The fragment discusses freedmen children in Florida with thousands mentioned in generic terms about rents and schools. It notes teaching them, their education, and a perceived social and moral state. The text is garbled with unclear figures and inconsistent phrases.
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