23 Nov 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1870
Page
1
Fragmented OCR style mentions Thanksgiving, a new Brazilian cabinet, printer shortages, St. Charles reopening, and abolition proposals. Scattered notes reference Indiana pol is convention, naval and governor recruit efforts, a walking mile time, and arrests or legal actions.
The Cincinnati Times special correspondent at Nice, France, describes Nice as a sunlit coastal city with a 50,000 resident population, around 6,000 donkeys serving visitors, and a Paris-influenced war news atmosphere. He explains geography, climate, and local life, noting Italian ties and cautious views on the Franco-Prussian War amidst ongoing armistice talks and Gambetta reports.
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Fragmentary text recounts a final riddle concluding with a shrug at remembered turmoil. The ending leaves lingering questions about what preceded the mystery and who was involved, without clear names or dates.
Frost King’s stormy weather aside, Woon’s Theater at Vine and Sixth drew a good crowd for Fritz’s entertaining acts of songs and dances. Theodore Thomas leads a concert tour with pianist Anna Mehlig, praised for her brilliant performances. detailed program notes and reviews appear in the Meîcal Review.
The Cincinnati Base-ball Club announces it will dispense with hired players for the next season. Citing the high fixed rates demanded by Harry and George Wright, the club states it cannot liquidate costs and thus ceases operations of the Red Stocking nine. The decision follows the view that the National Game is played out and that large-city contracts require costly consults. The club’s circular, signed by ALP. C. Bowes, is noted in the New York Tribune.
An entry notes Rev E P Waerout honored by a church guild with a resolution and election to a position. Fellow members express sympathy and support as he receives a requested role within the guild.
A dray horse bolted near Miami yesterday afternoon, colliding with objects and causing injuries to an elderly man, Mrs. Cunningham, and a child named May Wea. Reported as serious, police and witnesses describe the scene with concern.
A fragmented OCR item notes a medical or health related action involving Dr Henry and a liver disease case or plant. It mentions attention to a disease and a remedy or action taken, with unclear wording and possible misreads. It reflects a historical health notice or editorial snippet rather than a complete report.
City council met on call with no quorum. A half hour recess preceded a Hobart Co locust block contract extension. Proposals for improvements on numerous streets and alleys were invited, with a committee to prioritize repairs. Additional items included water mark and fire alarm placements, canal and price hill work, and a proposed street railroad. Ohio Missionary Society session reported at Cumminsville with delegates listed.
A historical lecture by Bans Prixorro and Benjamin T. Peixotto is noted in Rovmawia records. The event highlights scholarly discourse and includes mention of the attending audience and venue. The piece emphasizes late 19th century intellectual exchange.
Directors of the Relief Union appointed committees at the Board of Trade to manage the cabinet of the allegory of the Ge Committee. Proceeds from the exhibition will aid the poor of the city. Donations sought from friends of the institution with a noon Wednesday deadline. A fatal accident was reported on the Junction Railroad near Lotus Indiana as a night express train fatally struck a worker.
In Covington an inspection report cites repeated prohibition violations tied to a local route in Cincinnati. Lick and Turple Road area residents face weekly disturbances as the Raffery Company halts new car builds. Mayor’s office reports no cases today. Teller Connelly distributed flannel over-shirts to prisoners in his care.
A Thanksgiving sermon will be held tomorrow at 11 o'clock in New Port Kentucky led by Pastor Rev F L Sencur. The event appears in a mixed OCR with other local notices and minor details.
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