13 Nov 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1867
Page
1
Hotel arrivals list the principal guests and noted names A Peart and Poraiz-Hovuss-L. The snippet reports arrivals in a local city section with terse notices of guests and origins in a concise traditional newspaper tone.
A garbled OCR item lists multiple personal names and places including J Raymond in Indiana, J Leon in New York, and others such as Sargent Moscow and Adams Express. The fragment mentions towns like Columbus and Philadelphia, with scattered initials and unclear associations. The exact roles, events, or dates are not discernible from the readable text.
A garbled OCR segment lists numerous individuals and locations such as Dickson Phils Learing Smith Philadelphia Moe W ler Obie Kelly St Louis Contain Ri Hoas Hull Merthur Baldwin JK Walbridge West Virginia Kester Oklahoma Tad Waverly Ohio Fox HA Morris Obl Guy Fe Brunswick Fulton Rutherford Anderson JIM Tittle Falcon Hamilton Ohio. The text resembles a partial roster or notice with scattered names and places, lacking clear events or actions.
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A scattered OCR list shows names and places including Paris Kentucky Ford Kentucky J Claxon son Ky Grimstead Madison Germantown and Omaha with partial addresses and institutions. Other entries mention Wheeling Kentucky Maysville and Buena Vista with several individuals and families referenced in a damaged grid-like notice.
A garbled OCR list names numerous individuals across various towns and states, including Pittsburg Greenfield Fremont Hamlin Selma Bath Bath ca Dayton Tippecanoe Crawford Oxford O'Connell and New York. The excerpt presents scattered personal names and places without coherent context or event.
The address of welcome to Right Rev G Z Bedell D D by the clergy and laity of Cincinnati expresses gratitude for his restoration to health and service. It notes prayers answered and hopes he resumes duties as spiritual leader. Also mentions St Luke’s Hospital and Protestant contributions.
Last evening at Finlay Chapel Clinton a temperance meeting drew a large crowd. Judge A G W Carter spoke on abstinence and the need for education and organized societies. Miss Etta Soule recited and Charities worker Morning Star spoke on charity and prison visits. The crowd applauded the readings and speeches praising total abstinence.
Astronomers schedule a meteor shower peak around 2:30 AM local times with activity from 1:00 to 4:00 AM. Predictions place New York at about 2:35 AM and Quebec Boston Detroit around 2:45, while Philadelphia follows the broader timing as observers await spectacle.
A county report notes an individual named Mali ban wae senanee was discharged from service after a local illegal vee meeting. The item appears in a county bee record and describes the discharge action and official context.
In Ludlow area meetings led by Elder Fr Batt draw hearers all week with immersive testimonies. In Mayville Deputy Marshal Satterthwaite detained Thomas Daughan near Wash Mason County on charges linked to a brawl involving a negro named Taylor. Reports recount a riverfront robbery spree by a four-man gang who assaulted a man on Lexington Turnpike near Ward House and stole cash, with another mile from town giving up further plunder.
The Memphis Ledger reports arrests in the Jackson Tennessee Southern Express Company robbery. Suspects James Creighton and John Reagan are tied to the crime after a description from a local informant led Col Beaumont and Col Shuter to monitor them. Authorities planned further inquiries as the investigation continued.
Returns from across Maryland show statewide governor results with Somerset County omitted. Some counts are official while others are reported, indicating preliminary tallies and verifications in progress.
Captain Parker named Postmaster in Wisons In dex. Wisconsins twelve schools, seven teachers, near thousand pupils. Wat eeke to open woollen mill. foundation underway. Prisoner retaken at Geneseo. Quincy Masons plan $200000 temple. Pekin Lincoln and Peoria RR stock defeated. Tornado damages Carlinville during service. Glass factory planned at Ottawa with canal frontage. Burglaries strike Salter grocery. two youths suspected. Ben Watson shoots at Lawrenceville editor. arm severely wounded.
Indiana items report La Porte County Sabbath Schools with over four thousand scholars and numerous churchgoers in Richmond. A father and two daughters run a steam circular saw mill near Brazil. Photographic views from a Lafayette wood sawing tournament are sent to Herper's Weekly. Jacob Godfried, charged in Harrison County, appeared for bail on a habeas corpus writ set at five dollars. New Albany described as a hub of Cincinnati copying and local business chatter. Divorces flagged in a circuit court from several couples. rough notes on harbor restrictions and timber case plans appear in the Ledger and City Enterprise.
Dispatch reports on Southern political affairs and the Arkansas election. Chief Justice Chase visited Richmond amid coverage of South American issues and the Paraguayan War.
A compact column gathers rumors and assorted notes from the nation’s capital, touching on political chatter, policy hints, and social tidbits swirling around Washington. It highlights the era’s mood and public interest topics without sensational detail.
Reports from Washington describe disorder around a fort with a cordon of troops at Alexandria after a riot. Sorrell escaped. Gen Schofield supposedly directed arrests though most prisoners were released after lectures. Separate items note Danes awaiting votes, Murillo as envoy, and postal treaty approvals with Switzerland and the North German Union.
Reports from Ricamont dated November 12 note Lewis Lindsay a colored delegate to the Virginia Convention has been arrested for inciting racial strife and faces trial by military commission. In Arkansas political results show Radical control with large Black and white turnout and regional delegates. Chief Justice Chase set to preside in a Spring Term circuit court with mentions of Jeff Davis and a Freedmen's Bureau arrest of Judge Parker in Winchester.
Fragmentary Rio Janeiro correspondence describes shifting positions on war mediation. References to October reports, brief optimism, and statements about government roles surface amid vague mentions of Sok, Brasi, and Brat.
From Canada Ottawa authorities report a cryptic case involving a so called poison imprint device and a figure named Farlomet in a school context. The note mentions an 208 000 figure tied to the incident and points to a potential education related motive.
A short report states that the militia program runs at roughly 800000 dollars annually. Officials emphasize steady funding as essential for operations and training.
A garbled report records a fatal altercation in which a mulatto man is accused of killing another person instantly. Details are incomplete and event context unclear.
A Sunday note from Cleveland describes the Nations Convention in session with Culvetano and other delegates urging bold steps. The report mentions discussions on costs and remote measures as the convention proceeds.
In Wreenpages Pennsylvania, Neal Devany faced a November hearing over a serious case involving his wife. He reportedly made a full confession as details emerged from the proceeding.
Reports of continued rioting in England accompany a conviction of General Halpine for treason and felony. The story notes reactions to Lord and Jensen Nepoteon on the Roman Question, while discussions on a proposed European Conference feature Victor Emanuel. Bismarck blocks free speech in the continental dialogue.
A digest of 19th century items notes England and France in diplomacy, Italy opposing a conference, Paris credentials to the Emperor, and Swiss postal ties with the United States. Also reports on Honduras railroad prospects, Prussia jail terms, and U S fleet stays in Lisbon amid global trade and policy discussions.
The Hartford calculations outline Weston the Pedestrian journey from Weedsport to Madison and Painesville with segments toward Cleveland. The narrative lists a multistage route beginning Monday morning and names places such as Palmyra and Port land while noting interest in the long walk from Portland to Chicago.
A physician compiles statistics showing winter and spring as peak mortality in Europe, while summer and autumn bring most destruction. He attributes marsh miasm to seasonal changes and urges perfect drainage of soils to reduce deaths.
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