21 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1877
Page
1
The President asserts the position that any bill failing to expressly exempt the public debt will be vetoed. Hayes and Sherman align, reinforcing an accord on the debt protection stance across the administration.
The report notes a November incident in Montrealne involving Matholend and Capon A deters of John F goods and assets valued at $ Sh,000. The text appears fragmented but references a financial loss or seizure tied to unnamed parties and a formal action.
Fragmentary text mentions telegrams and biographies dated November 21 7064 with unclear context. No identifiable people or organizations readable. Unable to determine a concrete news item or outcome from the garbled source.
Fragmentary notes refer to an officer named Wasui Norby and mentions November 0 90, the Upper Lake region, Mississippi and Lower areas. Text is garbled with unclear events and mentions dewater and subdivision, suggesting weather or water management context without clear actions or outcomes.
An assortment of terse notes on the Army and deficit bills, presidents and generals, and international affairs. Mentions Moscow, Ras elaine bar tar Pasha, and Paris politics with references to ministries, chambers, and a forthcoming parliamentary dynamic.
The fragmentary text mentions a lingering around a concern with unclear context and potential reference to uneasy focus or hesitation in addressing an issue. It lacks identifiable people, places, or events to anchor a precise summary.
A collage of brief items mentions Jerich Tire inquiry about Jeneses, New England boot demand strain, Paris Opera avenue near completion, Sir Bernard Burke’s new Heraldry edition, a Mass groom age 76, bride 17, German bishops summoned to Vatican, 10.5 million dollars of dried fruits sold in Europe, Nevada’s public whipping law, a whip ceremony in Austin, a lone Washington male relative, Queen Victoria urging Asia’s Empress over a London book, British free postage offices, a Russian cavalry history prize, a Pall River omen of silence, Paris hotel room rates, British capitalists’ credulity, Ottoman Bank dividends, Khedive documents, and rising English art education and Bethnal Green museum visitors.
Anna Dickinson recovery at Elisabeth area. Mrs. Charlotte Smith, Inlandlub president, returns from Europe to support a women’s profession promotion. Mrs. Irvine travels widely, delivering sermons that move sinners, urging penitence as drink problems impact many, with supporters traveling long distances to attend gatherings.
The Newark Courier notes that Trimes comments on the free traders steering the movement in England. They do not favor free trade when news is unfavorable to it and emphasize progress despite criticism.
An unclear OCR fragment notes Benjamin F. a male Fon with unknown origin. The report mentions he has not been heard from and hints at a disturbance or possible departure from Lowell. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Salem events tied to De Allen and telegraph routes. Reads as garbled town notices with scattered names and places, offering little clear detail beyond a sequence of local happenings and references to telegraph or transport links.
The Silver Bill is advanced by the Senate Finance Committee amid voting on amendments. General Butler informs House Appropriations that he will query the Louisiana Commission funding under what law it was authorized, prompting an Appropriations subcommittee move to strike 34,000 from the deficiency bill. The session notes a brief executive period and weather and river reports from Louisville, Knoxville, Evansville, Carbondale, and surrounding areas.
The Senate Finance Committee authorized Mr. Jones to report the House Silver bill with a recommendation for passage without amendments. The measure seeks purchase and net amounts between two and four million dollars per month, with an amendment about a commission rejected. Hoyt's nomination agreed to by the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs awaits full Senate action.
Dispatch reports worsening French political strain amid European tensions. No immediate peaceful resolution seen as Erzeroum remains a focal point of concern for diplomats and military observers.
The Times notes in its France leader that the moderate Right of the Senate fails to stop growing opposition as the powers of France stand arrayed. A Norfolk Duchess marriage shines at Brompton Oratory with bishops presiding. Erzeroum fears winter and Kars fall threaten defense while a Pera report hints at Russian advances. Paris declares no budget vote while the Republic faces a fragile Ministry.
Boston on November 21 sentenced Colonel Henry R. Sibley for forgery to four years in the Prison and one day’s solitary confinement.
Springfield, Mass. reports the death of a veteran congressman with sparse details from a November dispatch. The brief note notes the death occurred in the year and year-to-date count is unclear.
Special dispatches report calm business and quiet conditions on the river as of November 21. Captain L of the erwie is noted in the dispatch, with no further incidents reported.
Petroleum market steady and unsettled trading in wheat corn and oats across Cleveland Toledo and Milwaukee and London with No 2 Western red and amber oats price ranges noted. Liverpool reports mixed grain values and ship trade alongside oil and pork markets in the late November sessions.
A terse editorial urges Bervin to act decisively. The piece questions stance in a broader conflict and warns of war if inactive, implying firm action is demanded from leadership.
Washington November 21 The full text of the silver bill as amended by the Committee is reported to the Senate. It authorizes the minting of standard silver dollars weighing four hundred twelve and a half grains troy with devices and inscriptions from the 1837 act. These coins shall be legal tender at nominal value for all debts unless otherwise contracted. The Treasury may buy silver bullion up to four million dollars monthly, not less than two million, and coin it into dollars with any gain paid into the Treasury. Investment in bullion shall not exceed five million dollars. Sec 2 repeals inconsistent acts.
Middlefield Geauga County Ohio constable and two deputies tried to arrest a robbery suspect from Church Co Middlefield on the 15th but were attacked by masked men near woods half a mile from the village. The prisoner was bound gagged and hanged to a tree. The body lies in Middlefield. No name given. Citizens under arms in intense excitement.
The Grand Lodge of 1.C.C. F. reports three lodges chartered or reissued for violations, five dispensations granted for new lodges with one instituted, Rebecca lodges formed, and four instituted. The Grand Secretary notes 1,334 brothers relieved at about 25,000 spent, total relief near 40,000 for the year, and 515 effective lodges with 25,783 members.
In Chicago on November 21 the trial of Rolle, Jonker & Co and others proceeds as Government and defense present testimony. Government argues their sources for government funds. pleas begin after evidence wraps up this morning and after a trial involving many thousands of dollars.
A notice from CarcaGo dated November 21 states that friends of the late Bangs plan a memorial in Soreka. The operation involves arranging operous cain tendents of way of mails in the post offices.
Police report arrest of Nicholas re Wilton on November 21 on suspicion of threatening Mrs. Van Voorhees and involvement in a cottage fire at the town. Victim found with injuries or at risk. Pleimling described as desperate and spotted near the scene before the blaze. Detention orders issued as dispatches continue.
In Montreal on November 21 a storm damaged the American steamer Dundee bound for Dundee. The crew and the beam were saved. The cargo owned by D. Butters & Co. Montreal was fully insured. The vessel value cited at $150,000.
In Washington the Senate debated private bills and entered executive session after 2:20. The House discussed river improvements and appropriations, with local notes on a retirement, a drug business exit, and a religious charity event. A fatal railway accident near Covington involved a bridge timber car. Other items include cholera infant charity, a death, and various court actions including a bigamy sentence and a contempt ruling.
An 46 Order appoints a receiver in the Kiotter’s Sons breach matter and for rent collection from Kiotter’s Sons. The court held it proper to appoint a receiver to manage the brewery premises and rent obligations and ordered an entry to that effect. The trial before Judge Burnet also covers a jury venire issue and other probate matters.
A Philadelphia Record blurb notes it costs the United States 100000 to interview Sitting Bull and jokes that public interviewing could be let to the lowest bidder. It mentions a hypothetical bid of fifty thousand for interviewing the first er of Siaz.
Report notes the Indiana Senate will hear Mr. Hendricks on the silver issue and listen to a message from a relative in the Senate Chamber. The piece reflects ongoing Democratic discourse as the party navigates monetary policy discussions.
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