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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1877

Page

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Burglary and court notes from Harcourt County

Thieves entered a corner house on Thth and Wheeler streets and stole part of a woman’s wearing apparel. Arrests and court actions include Theodore Ryder facing two charges with fines and a 20 day workhouse sentence.

Johan Body Thth Wheeler Streets B.C. Stewart Sanecker Sreet Ecg Lantete Petters Pdenngirest Peenie Sonecerest Mattou Giese Weler County Court Harcourt-Clark Taras Cvery Court Theodore Ryder Prem

Weather forecast for Tennessee and Ohio Valleys

Fragmentary forecast notes from November 28 describing light rain turning to snow, cloudy conditions, and a transition to colder, windy weather across the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys and the Lower Lake region.

Tennemee Ohio Oda Pias

Telegraphic Brevities Incoherent Crime Snatches

Fragmentary telegraphic notes describe a murder case, a named suspect vandals, and a mob incident across several locations. The unreadable text hints at a Belgrade affair and various regional matters with no clear sequence or complete details.

Covington Newsnote on Manufacturing and Local Events

Fragmentary notice from Covington discusses patent-right for manufacturing and construction, a Mary’s soiree fundraiser, stock deliveries and shipments, and local social events. It mentions J Farrell and Andrew A Eairhart, and a song or music for a march by a carrier band with venues along Feott and Fifth streets.

Siteen J. Farrell Andrew A.eairhart Ballon James McBatee Uather J. Mary Feott Fifth Ene Carrier

Protes tant Thanksgiving Service Planned at Columbia Street Church

Tomorrow the Protestant Churches of the city plan a joint Thanksgiving service at the Columbia Street Church. The sermon will be delivered by the Rev. M Matthews as gray hint services at Taylor Street M E Church are announced in connection with the event.

Gray Taylor Street M. E Columbia Street M. Matthews

Brunhild Devotion Sets Scene Ablaze In Theatrical Run

Sensational week in the theatre with Brunhild delivering a charged performance. Critics praise the intense portrayal of jealousy and revenge amid restrained emotion, noting the production’s striking stagecraft and emotive power.

Thorse

Muddled note reports drinking incident at counter

A garbled entry describes someone drinking from a bottle in a counter area and an implied disturbance or interaction with another patron. The text is fragmentary and unclear about names, places, or outcomes.

Anse Dickinson Lectures on A Quarter Dollar Error

A fragment notes Anse Dickinson delivering a lecture about a small miscalculation tied to a quarter dollar. The odd phrasing suggests a humorous or satirical take on a monetary topic and rhetoric.

Anse Dickinson

Kellogg Case Debated as Privilege Question in Senate

Senate proceedings restore Republican leverage as Kellogg case is debated. Wadleigh’s motion to proceed met Thurman’s objection. Vice President overruled. Conover joined Republicans in the tie vote, and Wheeler cast the deciding vote amid a lengthy wrangle over committee prerogatives.

Ciocianat! Times WastiInetor Senate Wadleigh Kellogg Thurman Berhte Conover David Davis J. Thurman Tilleee Moe

Executive Session Deliberations On Nominations At New York Custom House

In a brief executive session on Monday night Baxter Wharton and Fitzimmons were reported against LER appoint m ent attacked. Nominations at the New York Custom House appeared likely to fall as discussions covered Roosevelt and Prince, with Gabriel C Wharton for Kentucky among names examined. Reports indicated a cautious approach to inquiries and committee consideration of the Treasury correspondence.

Baxter Whartox Fitzimmons Ler NEW York Customhouse New York Times Wasaixctos Poe Lea Roosevelt Prince Ce Seppornmenin Benster Ia Benster Teer Gabriel C. Wharton United States Kentucky New York Lee Frank Tee The Treasury Senator Conkling Sherman Benate Orin

Senate Delays Kellogg Admission Vote After Long Debate

In Washington on November 28 the Senate debated the Privileges and Elections resolution admitting Kellogg of Louisiana. A lengthy procedural fight followed as the body considered rules, votes split along party lines, and a plan to amend the resolution was discussed before proceeding to a vote on Kellogg’s eligibility.

Wellsigh Committee On Privileges and Elections Kellogg Louisiana Meers Edmunds Mealeiien Ts Ict Co Poe Senate Akeo U Patterson Davie Tharwan Kellesg Aledk Butler Saturaz Keleme Wodle&h

Turmoil and Winter Quarters Mark Balkan Front

Reports from Loxpon dated November describe renewed fighting near Rustchuk with Turkish assaults repulsed. Russians in Asia prepare for winter quarters at Beyazid, snow depth three feet. Army changes include Achmet Eyoub Pasha taking command at Chipka. A Balkan storm with snow affects the region. Scotland Roman hierarchy delayed amid De Broglie ministry accounts. Paris notes illegality concerns on nineteen million franc sums.

Ghazai Moukhtar Pasha Fizeroum Seidekan Karakilissa Tirstenik Metchka Balkans Scotland Roman Hierarchy Paris DE Broglie

Death From Boating at Waietamene Coast

Omana November 25 reports the death of FE Buckingham district attorney Waietamene Coast. The text notes a violent incident among Yale College attendees and mentions a 1873 graduate of the class.

Omana Ngs FE. H. Buckingham Attorsc

Boardinghouse fire leaves woman seriously burned

Mrs. Fr. P. Shall, proprietor of a boarding house, attempted to light a fire with coal oil and candles. The blaze produced the usual result, leaving the woman seriously and probably fatally burned.

Fr. P. Shall

Gold Sale Ordered For Saturday

A Washington official announced a sale of gold on the upcoming Saturday. The notice, dated November 25, indicates the Sub-Treasurer will conduct the sale in New York.

New York Washington

New York Report Notes Unclear Financial Update

Fragmentary item from New York dated November 24 shows uncertain notices mentioning Rongit and Emilee Pela with vague references to today.

New York Emilee Pela

River News Highlighting Monongahela Traffic and Coal Movements

A special dispatch lists Monongahela sailing activity with Emma from Cincinnati and towboats N J Bigie and s consides carrying 1300 tons of steel and 3200 tons miscellany for Commodore Kouitz hulls. Emma Graham returns to Cincinnati this evening amid mixed cargo movements and a Katiedale trial trip. Weather is cloudy and river conditions show rising water. Evansville port activity notes freight demand and several arriving ships.

Cincinnati Times Monongahela Emma Cincinnati N. J. Bigie Ronsides Commodore Kouitz Emma Graham Trip Carrie Brooks Nesville Yeanetley Marrietta Katiedale W. H Alice Brown Wellebure West Virginia Nick Witter Wheeling Evansville James W. Gall Memphis Golden Crown New Orleans W. Means Tow Arkansas Belle Cairo Florence Lee Florence

Van derbilt case linked to Tammany Hall power

New York correspondence notes Schell links to Penmeasers Seats and Augustus Schell as a NY Central Railroad director and adviser. The piece argues Surrogate Calvin may be pressured by Tammany Hall in deciding the will contest, amid muttered talk of influence and questionable testimony about the late patriarch. It hints at social rites and cryptic symbolism from the Free Masonry context.

New York Chicago Journal Schell Augustus Richard Schell Agustus New York Central Railroad Stearick Vanderbilt Tammany Hall William B. Vanderbilt Calvin Rapwar

Untitled fragment hints at a trade of a doctor to a jockey

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a doctor and a jockey and a messy quote about selling or trading. No clear event date or names are readable. The passage lacks sufficient context to determine what happened or where it occurred.

Thurman Challenges Vice President Vote in Senate

Dispatch from Washington reports Senator Thurman challenging the Vice President’s right to vote on a tied Senate question regarding seating. The Kellogg-Butler amendment failed 30 to 30 as Wheeler cast the deciding negative, Thurman withdrew his objection after Edmunds cited constitutional support.

Thurman Senate Edmunds Mr. Thurman Wheeler

Brother Kills Brother in Cold Blood

Special dispatch reports Doctor J. W. McWhorter murdered by his own brother after a quarrel. The killer retrieved a gun and fired at close range, the doctor dying almost instantly.

Cincinnati Times Atuexs J. W. McWhorter

Interference urged by British interests societies

Lord Derby, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, received a deputation from the Society for the Protection of British Interests and three other societies led by Lord Strathden Campbell. They urged active interference in favor of Turkey. Derby said the government would not depart from neutrality and saw no immediate danger to Constantinople or the Suez. He pledged to act if a reasonable opportunity arose.

Lord Derby Society For the Protection Lord Strathden Campbell Turkey Constantinople Suez

Unclear financial irregularities cited in past year

An untidy note mentions a total amount of illegal bills reaching about 50000 dollars for the previous year. No clear names or entities are provided in the readable text.

Two More Bodies Recovered From the Huron

Washmeton reports two more bodies recovered from the Huron wreck. Charles Carson landsman and Thomas Armstrong seaman were lashed to the bowsprit and brought ashore.

Charles Carson Thomas Armstrong

Fragmentary New York Legal Holiday Notice

An OCR fragment notes a New York legal holiday and mentions the National Bite and cae Sees with unclear references. The readable text is too incomplete to determine a specific event or responsible bodies.

New York Beco

Death of a Well Known Clevelander

Cleveland November 28 Thomas A Stow longtime procpelins and Grand Master of the Aneland Order of United Workingmen of Ohio died in this city this month

Cleveland Thomas A. Stow Aneland Order of United Workingmen of Ohio

Stock market wrapup from a Chicago area exchange

A compressed OCR scan lists various U S stocks and bids from multiple exchanges. It names firms such as Western Union American Express and Union Pacific with bid figures and totals, noting activity across railroads and other listed entities on a busy trading day.

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