28 Nov 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1868
Page
1
The article discusses Gaim’s stated beliefs in purity and charity, his democratic opinions, and opposition to forms. It notes his long hesitation on halle and goccum of dick but how he was overruled by his hope and intellect. It highlights his role in the church and his writings including Life's Journey.
The article extols Rev Chauncey Giles of the New Jersey Church and notes his Massachusetts birth, West upbringing, teaching years, and Cincinnati stint. It lauds his learning and urbane manner, praising his oratory and influence among diverse congregations while acknowledging a crowded clergy scene and inviting readers to choose their preferred preacher.
A reader describes Artemus Ward’s London move and estate, noting initial wealth about $16,000 plus a likely £700 needed to start in London. The letter details gifts to Hingston’s children, Ward’s own, and the plan to fund a Home for Aged and Indigent Printers via Horace Greeley, then asks what became of the property.
A prominent rents company plans to use vast land along the French railroad lines for fruit cultivation. The firm has secured a sixty year lease from a railroad company, enabling orchard development on both sides of the tracks.
A historical note records the 1318 great quake and a later November 1852 tremor felt across western England. The account links the events to significant churches and places, highlighting seismic intensity in the era.
The readable fragments describe a local event with names and places unclear due to garbled OCR. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or outcomes are identifiable beyond general reference to a community matter and possible public notice.
Extract from the Commissioner's decision notes a significant portion of court records in the Franklin County Probate Court case against Judge John M. Pugh. The text references alleged mass fabrication of naturalization papers and questions the permanence of the record in office.
A dense Covington City Jail update lists sixteen residents confined as officials report ongoing petitions and committee actions. The piece touches on street improvements, proposed levies, a Mary Brown incident, and upcoming arraignments, along with baptismal services and a Cincinnati visitor.
Fragmentary notes from Newport dated November 23 1888 reference Masonic chapters Newport Ledge and Olive Branch, with mentions of arrangements and possible events, though text is garbled and unclear about outcomes or specifics.
News notes from New York on November 27 detailing the consolidation of the Merchants' Union into the American Merchants' Union Express Company with capital of $18,000,000 and changes in officers. The Erie war story covers Gould, Fisk, and Davies, pending decisions, and a secret mission to gain favor from the American government amid the ongoing railroad dispute. Also reports on stock sales of $900 per share in the $1,200 monthly issue.
State officials void the election results from Avoyelles West Feliciani Jackson Jefferson Orleans St Bernard St John the Baptist St Mary Washington for informality in returns. No legal returns reported from these parishes. Democratic certificate and Manard (negro) named in the unexpired race dispute.
A 1868 item notes Secretary Seward's instructions to Gen McMahon and Admiral Davis on Paraguayan issues, with State Department dispatches dated November 17 1868 and other late November notices. It mentions Hawaii disturbances, crater activity, Hawaii polls, and the death of navigator Grant.
In Cincinnati, authorities captured the man believed to be the Express Company robber involved in a three-peat crime. He was sentenced to the penitentiary but pardoned before serving time. Officials claim the right man has been caught.
The Atlantic Cable notes a night session where 633 members of the House of Dh te ae debated. Minorities and Conservatives clash with Liberals as MPs such as Sir Ty Pome Hon. F. Walpole Cumberland Hon. Hodgson and F. Peel Aubaron face defeats. bullion in the rohag falls by £100,000. a meeting proclaims the will of the people on reforms and Corunna and de Campos are mentioned among debated topics.
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