16 Nov 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1869
Page
1
The fragment references Congress scenes and a Sumner speech with mentions of Alabama claims and Mor ton, noting European and Cuban ties and a House committee chair. The text is partial and lacks clear events or outcomes, preserving only scattered names and phrases from political discourse.
A mosaic of 19th century newspaper snippets covers a cold New England day with melting snow, maritime shipping notes, an amusing Nasby lecture excerpt, and a long discussion of women's suffrage. The Boston Journal items mention steamship movements, cotton markets, and a talk by D. Locke on Petro leum Nasby. The Nasby excerpt critiques traditional gender roles and argues for women's suffrage with cautious optimism.
fragmented OCR note mentions land in Ohio and a trustee role for Aanate D. Campbell as a trustee of the Usi- with unclear context and incomplete names, suggesting a property or trust matter under study or inquiry.
A garbled OCR fragment references a rising figure and a message to Marucey with a last rite or sacrament hinted, but the exact events, names, and context are unreadable. The text lacks clear persons, places, dates, or actions to form a coherent news item.
A New York Mail correspondent notes social divides in Cincinnati, describing wealthier residents who hide from public life behind their homes, while others struggle with rising costs and infrastructure. The piece touches on water supply, the railroad's impact, and urban growth. It mentions German lower-class life, public works delays, and a restless civic mood during a period of expansion and reform.
The report notes Dayton Ohio will establish a Free Trade League amid broader national coverage. It mentions Perry and Brinkerhoff speaking in Galazaroes on free trade, the federal treasury actions, and various political shifts including official adjournments and state legislative movements.
The Chief Justice of the District of Columbia Court announced an opinion Thursday limiting discharge of prisoners on technical objections. He stated he did not fully sympathize with pure technicality and would not allow criminals to escape after guilt was established due to indictment defects.
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