18 Nov 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1867
Page
1
The Daily Times lists arrivals at the principal Exchange House and notes Elan Park, L. A. Paart, and Peorniz Tor among notable guests. The item records hotel activity for Evanston on Monday November 18 1867.
A fragmented OCR list enumerates names of proprietors and associates across multiple towns. The entries include E Smith, Frankin. D Hart, Indois. Kelly Newport. Fisher M frown. JIM Sarvin St Louis. J Moore. Fess Williamstown. J Maurer Indianapolis. J Miller Dayton. Ellsworth. Newton Himetoan. Speers Ohio. Perry Pittsburg. Baltimore. Sliver. Chicago. Sanders Inn. Oa. J Patterson Buena Vista. Kingston. Hopkins Kingston.
Readable fragments list individuals and locations across Kentucky towns including Mayville, Bourbon, Liberty, and Newburg. Names include Patterson, Duke, Hichartson, Cugier, Battinore, and Dowden, with scattered references to counties, paths, and possible notices.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and places including Paris, Waterville, Louisville, Mass, Colum, and Phils with scattered initials and affiliations. No clear event or narrative emerges beyond a scattered catalog of people and locales.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous personal surnames and place names, including Milford, Casstown, Dayton, Brookville, Laurel, Kentucky, New Orleans, Chicago, Springfield, and Louisville, mixed with scattered initials and titles. The readable content resembles a directory or roster of individuals tied to various towns and states without coherent narrative.
A garbled OCR list shows numerous names and initials across multiple states and cities. The fragmentary text includes references to individuals such as Bunzer Hovsr and Merrill, plus firms like Josuum & Co. and Trans. Jigietheart, with scattered locales including Milwaukee New York Philadelphia and Ohio.
A New York law restricts railroads from selling tickets outside state lines. The Supreme Commissioners ordered enforcement to curb out of state sales, forcing travelers to buy within distant depots and raising costs and inconvenience for long journeys.
The Hamilton County Sabbath School Association held meetings in Anderson and city venues. Officers presented two blackboard lessons The Cross and the Crown and a Holy Land outline with Tyre Jordan Dead Sea. Local ministers led discussions and plan to introduce blackboard teaching in township schools. The national allegory pageant closed in the city with 41 800 attendees across eighteen shows and netted about $2 200 for the Woodward Monument fund.
The First Orthodox Congregational Church faces a clergy upheaval as Rev Dr Storrs resigns. The congregation resists the move and urges him to remain, while city officials and named clergy from nearby institutions weigh in on the matter.
About 11 o clock Saturday a man was found unconscious on the pavement with a bullet wound above the right eye near Pith and McAllister streets. He died at Commercial Hospital yesterday. The victim named Thomas, living with his mother at 76 Kilgour Street, was to be examined by the coroner at 4 o'clock.
A YMCA lecture by Dr Wiley discussed the modern spirit and skepticism in society. He argued science and liberty shaped the era from the Reformation onward, noting dangers from materialism and foreign unbelief while praising religion as nature’s guide.
Today at 6 evening the Stop lead the provement to create a park west of the city. A committee was proposed to report on the policy influence guiding this effort including Doctors John Davis and James Caries.
The readable text shows scattered terms likely from a dated record with mentions of dates hours power and names but lacks clear events or complete phrases to define a proper news item or outcome. No identifiable persons places organizations or concrete actions are extractable for a reliable summary.
We regret to announce the illness of Rev Wilbur McKaig pastor of the Presbyterian church who led the congregation through trials. He is severely ill and it may force the church to accept his resignation at the Friday night session.
The funeral for Mr Samuel A the fireman who died from injuries sustained in duty was attended by uniformed officers and the entire force. Citizens gathered in front of the deceased's residence. Elder W P Stratton conducted the funeral services.
Crowds gathered at Planter's House and Postoffice corner discussing Democratic nominees as the convention looms. The Mayor's Court docket showed routine cases of breach of peace and the town weighs campaigns before tonight's City Hall event. A fire at Mansion House destroyed the building, insured for 2500, with suspicions of arson. A saw mishap at Philip e Son's mill injured a worker, and burglars tried to enter Wm. Beck's store while clerks were away. Betsy Drinkard, a former sergeant’s nurse, was arrested on related charges.
A Havana letter reports ongoing anti Masonic actions by the government in Cuba. On the 28th the Masonic Lodge rooms in Puerto Principe were searched by government agents and several visitors were detained for several hours before release. The writer warns the campaign harms national harmony and inflames ignorance.
A meteor observing party from the United States Survey and assisted by telegraphic contacts counted about 125 tracks by 4:30 PM and estimated a thousand meteors between 4:14 and 4:36 PM. The maximum thickness occurred around 4:26 PM with radiant at right ascension 10h01m and declination 22°30'. Several bright trains were seen from Leo and Callisto Minor, with meteors mainly moving north and east. Signed by B. F. Sanps, Superintendent, to Secretary of War.
The Toronto Leader reports two inmates Charles Ulrich and Adrian Geese, held on forgery and awaiting extradition to the United States, escaped from the east wing at five in the morning. Ulrich unscrewed his cell door bolt, freed Geese with a wire, and used a zinc water closet piece as a lever. They created a false lock impression, lowered from a window with rugs, climbed a brick wall, and fled.
A report to Governor Green Clay Smith details auriferous veins found on foothills with veins cutting quartzite sandstone limestone and slate. The rock matrix varies from white ferruginous quartz to iron oxides and vein ores including copper bearing veins with quartz heavy spar and iron oxides.
A fragment indicates a December meeting in Cleveland by a group described as the United Bines seeking to address a convention objective aimed at repeal. The text is incomplete but suggests a political gathering focused on repealing a measure.
Reports from Washington and Mexico dominate this late dispatch. Updates cover Alabama convention news and Western affairs with a notice of a terrible boiler explosion and ongoing election coverage.
In Washington on November 16 1867 reports detail fractional currency disbursements totaling 118 586 and 407 600 in redeemed currency. The Judiciary Committee examined witnesses on government matters before delaying impeachment inquiries until after the session start. General Grant authorized honorably mustering out several officers, while Sickles remains colonel of the 44th Infantry. Internal revenue receipts for the week reach 2 050 00. A note from Sitka dated October 26 reports a transfer and protocol, and a criticism of a constitutional timing claim for Congress. Senatorial and representative arrivals number about 15 and 30 respectively from distant regions.
A Reconstruction era convention votes 57 to 53 to require renaming counties named for rebels. An ordinance to rename Colbert to Brownlow is tabled 76 to 12. The executive offices are set as Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Auditor and Treasurer with terms two or four years. Compensation for slaves serving in the Union army sparks debate though broad passage seems unlikely.
A large fire in Saint Louis and across the Missouri–Illinois border destroyed multiple blocks in the business district. Losses reach tens of thousands with several insured properties including Henderson & Co and Jacob Block warehouse. Two men were killed in separate incidents as responders fought the flames.
Fragmented lines show vote totals and party notes from Leavenworth dated November 16 as the elect distribution in twenty two districts and several counties. Counts include negro suffrage figures with unclear context and several numerical fragments.
The article reports sentences from a court martial for Santa Ana's trial with all except the prosecutor jailed for mild verdicts. Imperial generals and colonels face four years, field and staff officers three years, line officers two years under police surveillance. Foreign empire adherents are banished. higher civil officers banished. others imprisoned.
Boston on November 17 reports a drive to raise 100000 for the late Governor Andrew's family. The generous subscriptions, both pecan and unsolicited, have already surpassed 73000 toward the fund.
The first Memphis Association meeting concluded today with unusually high attendance and strong results. The event featured a saloon race won by Malcolm in three straight heats with times around 1 50. Chickamauga won the Consolation stake in straight heats. arrests were made in Jackson related to a press office robbery.
Reports from England to Denmark detail executions in Ireland and Fenian trials with lengthy sentences. News from Paris notes a French navy adoption of Brown and Laver tackle and ongoing Vatican conference disputes. Movements involve Piedmont Italy, Civita Vecchia, and potential U S purchases of Danish West Indies.
A boiler explosion at a Syracuse Dinghman ton and New York Railroad pit near Binanawarren on November 16 fatally injured engineer Edward Caton and fireman William Rose. Both bodies were found in the tender with severe head injuries. A boiler fragment weighing about seventeen pounds and other debris were located nearby, and the blast was felt miles away.
Burrato November 17 reports the pope Antelope with 17,000 bushels of wheat and flour stranded after catching fire at noon in front of Reed's elevator. Owned by Lathrope of Racine Wisconsin, valued at 000, insured for 44,000. Origin near the boilers. shipping and elevators in danger as the burning vessel burned to the waters.
November forecast suggests milder temperatures and moderate conditions. Rivers may open as sea sonable weather returns, offsetting the current cold snap and easing coastal navigation concerns.
Robert H. Pomeroy, former Mohawk Valley Bank cashier, reportedly died by his own hand in Urica on November 16. The act is linked to alleged salvation from a financial crisis and a failing bank position.
A reported murder case in Cleveland is linked to Dessestie troubles and an illicit for the girl as possible causes. Police investigations are underway as details remain unclear following Cunvenasp on November 16.
In Boston on November 16 the trot between George Wilkes and F was won by Wilkes with times of 2 1 4 3 and 2 8 2 4 in a brisk race.
The St Paul Pioneer notes Hole-in-the-Day, a famed Chippewa chief, visiting the Merchant's Hotel in St Paul. After a few days of intoxication he is escorted to City Hall by Officer Galvin and later kept at the castle’s warden, offering bribes to be released, until his peers retrieve him and plan his return home.
The text cites a rare interval with a month containing no men, a remarkable fact. It mentions Milan Place around year 26,000 and notes similar gaps in 1347 and 94, with references to a Whee 94 felociie and a nation experiencing a comparable occurrence.
The note states money can be had at the Galt House Gents and Ladies Restaurant, indicating a payment or purchase opportunity at that venue.
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