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22 Nov 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1877
Page
1
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A disjointed OCR passage shows senators arguing over executive session, with mentions of Hamlin, Prye, and Me, discussing discharged and disabled soldiers and the treatment of doorkeepers, amid a broader fight over the President's wartime actions and troop issues. The text lists many names and scatters phrases about policy and procedure.
Special dispatch from Washington reports in the Senate the Kellogg case and Butler matter stirring party lines. Democrats align with some Republicans as Thurman and Edmunds clash over seating Kellogg. a committee report favors Kellogg by a strict party vote.
Reports from Constantino ple announce Turkish tactics to lift the siege by threatening the Czaro vitch army and Danube crossings near Rustchuk Suleiman Pasha remains in command on the Lom. The Pope's feebleness is noted and the French cabinet crisis prompts a Congress call. An American arms shipment for Turkey arrives aboard the steamer J B Walker.
New York correspondence outlines the early stage of reconstruction with stockholders assessing twenty five years of expenses and balance to meet interest accounts under the reconstruction plan. The text references O. and M. and SP Seer in a fragmented discussion of financial structuring and responsibilities.
Fragmented dialogue portrays Republican Senators and a scuffle over views. A speaker laments estrangement while another urges direct encounter to reduce disagreements. The exchange hints at reconciliation through familiarity, airing tensions and calls for dialogue.
Two well known Townsend journalists, Brooks and a counterpart, reportedly resolved a prior dispute. Brooks expressed satisfaction and indicated readiness to return to duties when Townsend has available quiet moments to review the matter.
The New York Tribune quotes a post office war moral urging sticking to theory of no removals except for cause and no impediments except merit to avoid disagreeable consequences. A telegraph line suggests moving the post office out of city limits and appointing an honest manager.
A brief notice from the Nashville American in New York emphasizes a timely reminder. The readable text outlines a civic or community prompt urging prompt attention to a local matter. Further specifics are not clearly legible in the fragment.
Local dispatch reports the Butler Life Guards of Hamilton were disbanded on a colonel’s recommendation. The piece notes eight hundred patients at Central Lunatic Asylum and describes school authorities enforcing a weapon ban amid searches finding revolvers among Columbus pupils, including five found in one grammar school.
Fragmentary dispatch reports a late night incident involving a Stockdale's Pittsburg and Cincinnati packet named Katie Bt Stockdale. Details are incomplete with unclear names and times.
November river conditions show light northerly wind and 40 degree mercury as boats arrive and depart. Vessels like Triplett Regina Henderson Maggie Harper Vigo Madison and Robert Mitchell are listed with cargoes and schedules per the Louisville market report.
Wheat and corn prices listed with bids and sales across multiple grades and locations. Barley and oats show steadier trends while flour, pork, beef, and lard notes appear with varied quotations.
Fragmented OCR text outlines market, department, and public notice items with scattered references to entities like Cineashali Times and NASA. Names, dates, and concrete actions are unclear. the readable portions hint at trade or auction language without solid detail.
Readable fragments detail society chatter including weddings at St Stephen's Church and a silver-wedding celebration at a residence on Central Avenues. Names like Mrs Tole, Mr Joux Fithian, and Mr and Mrs Weary Fisher appear with gifts and an Odd Fellows concert lineup.
A disrupted record notes the marriage of Mrs Juliata and Eaton with a ceremony at a Presbyterian church. The Doctor moves offices to 220 Thin street. Various legal actions appear in COMMON PLEAS COURT including petitions against Catherine Screed and Elizabeth Brown. A chase, a rainstorm, and farmer relief are mentioned alongside a jury verdict and appeal to a commissioner in Wood County Ohio.
The article explains why newly elected popes adopt a regnal name due to superstition about longevity. It notes early examples such as John XX, Clement, and Marcellus, and observes the long runs of John and Pius names, including Pius IX whose birth name was Giovanni Maria Mastai Ferretti. It also mentions the 1755 coronation and the persistence of the practice.
An Indian Orchard Council incident recalls a pastor who admitted he no longer believes in eternal punishment. He spoke during a Monday ministers' meeting, seeking judgment from his peers, but the room fell silent until another brother changed the subject.
A fragment from the Newat Daily shows a confused speaker asking about a savings bank incident and fearing an unclear Christmas outcome. The text hints at financial worry and personal distress without full context.
The Senate adjourned to Monday after a 31 to 31 tie vote cast by Vice President Wheeler in support of adjournment. Republicans accuse Patterson and Conover of a bargain with Democrats to delay Kellogg until Monday. Patterson faces indictments in South Carolina, with nolle prosequi hinted if he votes for Butler's admission.
In Chicago on November 22 banking houses reported deposits near normal levels with no significant gains. Shares on Third National stock slipped yesterday but later showed some recovery as prices firmed through the week.
The House has taken up the bill to repeal the Resumption act with Mr. Ewing speaking.
The XLVth Congress extra session in Washington reports Senate proceedings with mood swings over Kellogg and Spoford credentials from Louisiana. A bid to discharge the Privileges and Elections Committee failed and a motion to postpone was rejected. The session adjourned at 2 PM with Vice President voting affirmatively as Republicans supported the agenda.
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