12 Nov 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1870
Page
1
Burglary and crime notes appear alongside scattered names and places. References include Indiana school figures, a steamer shooting, Union Pacific ties, and a trestle incident. The text mixes names such as Gounod, Wirz, and Mrs. Sarratt with scattered financial amounts and dates, but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Gen D Aurel les de Paladines announces Loire army has taken Orleans after a two day fight. Losses under two thousand on our side. enemy losses heavier. Over 1000 prisoners taken, two Prussian cannon seized, many wagons captured. Fiercest fighting near Coulommi er. Paladines orders praise to officers and soldiers, vows government thanks and renewed courage.
A Berlin report notes Prince Frederick Charles advancing south with a sizable French force resisting. Brussels cites potential arbitration by four neutrals as Russia seeks a congress. New York Echoes political shifts after elections with memos on Tammany, the Democrat, and Punchinello’s fate. Gotham notes praise for sea air and health in Manhattan amid urban neglect. A column on wills reveals fear and relief in estate planning, followed by appreciation for Captain Judkins despite rough manners.
Captain Hathaway of DeKalb, allegedly involved in twenty five murders, was killed during resistance to an officer, ending a controversial pursuit. The incident details a dramatic confrontation and the resulting fatal milled blow.
A garbled clipping from the Nashville Banner recounts a violent confrontation where a man draws a weapon and fires three times, killing another. The text implies a chaotic scene with calls for order and accusations of rebellion, but the fragmentary source limits clear facts or names.
National Theater reviews a brilliant performance of Much Ado About Nothing at Old Drury with Booth as Benedick and Miss Bailey as Beatrice. The article praises Booth’s grace and vocal clarity, Beatrice’s sprightliness, and notes the play’s wit, varied mood, and stage effects. Other items preview Wood’s troupe farewell, and announce James K. Emmett’s Monday appearance as Fritz.
A close Avondale game ends in a one run Walnut Hills victory after nine innings tie. Reported line score shows Walnut Hills offense led by Mochorus and Taylor, with Positional notes and later mentions a championship match game at Union Grounds between Cathartics and Elixirs. Other items note Mutual Club plans to sail to New Orleans to play Robert E Lee Club, and Forest City efforts to secure Spalding and improve roster for next season.
Fragmented listing shows multiple land parcels with measurements and corner references on Spring Grove avenue, Straight street, Shall avenue, Riddle roads, CiLica avenue, Spencer street, and a 1908 Whitewater auction. It mentions Samuel Arnold, D P Baxter, and W Gizisy with wife J W O Conner deed references in Green township section 7.
The Industrial Exposition General Committee convened at 3 pm to review complaints including a claim that Griffith & Wedge allege two members were wined and dined by Mr Blandy for a silver medal. Debates covered multiple awards, diploma disputes, and a move to distinguish medal degrees as the session ended with adjournment. A separate item notes a couple seeking to marry without parental consent, and local road-rights petitions stir Newport citizens. Reverend Felix to address Dayton mission group Sunday.
Rev. C Monjean will preach tomorrow morning and evening at Freeman Street Baptist Church. Dalton will address the Sabbath school with Holy Land illustrations, followed by a free lecture on the wonders of the human body. Jeans of Marietta Col will preach at Third Presbyterian tomorrow at 11 AM, and Rev H D Smith will speak for Lane Seminary at 7 PM. Union service is free to all.
The notice details arrivals and departures on the canal with goods receipts including lumber, whisky, coal, flour, starch, iron, and hardware valued at thousands. It also reports a tragic infant burn at a Betts Baymiller home, a burglary arrest for harness theft, Green-line excursion finances, telegraph updates on police connections, a lecture by Miss Edith O'Gorman, and local crime coverage including a race-street disturbance and grand jury notes.
Incoherent OCR fragment describes a dispute over a trade affecting New port and an individual's benefit, with unclear names and actions. No verifiable events or outcomes are present to establish a concrete news item.
The October financial report for Covington lists receipts from taxes tolls fines and salaries paid to city officers including names such as Jacoba Miss Kate Lee Mrs K Miss Martin John Chas and others. It notes income from taverns street cleaning and elections among other revenue sources and shows refunds from Mayor's Court.
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