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Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1875

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Democrats of Pendleton class aim to break hard-money foes

The piece notes that the Pendleton faction of Democrats intends to oppose hard-money Democrats, with Senator Thurman’s son reportedly voting for Hayes over the Democratic ticket. Secretary Bristow allegedly favors Richard Smith of the Cincinnati Gazette for Secretary of the Interior. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad recently dismissed about five hundred city employees at Mt Clare shops in Maryland.

Thurman Hayes Bristow Richard Smith Cincinnati Gazette Interior Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Mt Clare

Fragmentary Local Notice From Damaged OCR

Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places in a partial way, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes. The readable fragments reference people possibly linked to a bar, a cellar incident, and injuries but do not form a coherent news item or verifiable incident. No definite action or identity can be confirmed from the data provided.

Auction Rumor Details Mare Sale For 2500 Dollars

A fragment describes a horse sale where a mare reportedly sold for 2500 dollars. The bidding portion suggests a team or party involved, with an implied sale price and a bidder identified as the buyer. The text reflects auction activity and monetary value.

Portraits of ex Presidents Eliot and Ker oot in Trinity College collection

The Chronicle notes added portraits of former presidents Eliot and Ker ou t to Trinity College Hartford Conn. Other items include Edmond About likely visiting the US next year to write Centennial letters, and a tale from the Detroit Tribune about a conscience-stricken lawyer who pays mistakes to his client. Also mentions Miss Warner author of Wide Wide World performing at her father’s funeral, Malmaison estate sale, Whitman in Philadelphia, and Toole avoiding a London bank failure with prompt cashing.

Eliot and Keroot Trinity College Hartford Conn

Patriotism and the Nation’s Name in World Eyes

A late address urges unity and faith in the nation, recalling a broken promise by Congress a long ago. It emphasizes integrity, the government’s solemn pledge, and the duty of citizens to safeguard the country’s good name amid global perception.

Springfeld Republic Congress Rey Doller Sollee Peta Ot Ge Howe

New York Elects Attention Mirrors Ohio State Campaign

New York listeners focus on the Ohio election as readers note a shared wave of reform talk. The Chicago Journal correspondent reports heightened interest in state canvassing and inflation concerns driving voter attention, with Democrats claiming the reform banner and calls for economy and retrenchment shaping public mood.

Ohio New York Chicago Journal Iean Republices Lerong Vance

Financial Prospects in California Chronicle Summary

San Francisco Chronicle reports on California finances and banking activity as of September 21 with Nevada Bank expansion plans and Bank of California conditions. Discussions cover bank openings, resumed business, and expected statements from bank executives amid Pacific financial market conditions.

California San Francisco Chronicle Nevada Bank Sem Bank Pacific Bank of California Esce Condipop de Bandeat Selevtion Re — T

Galveston Plan Reforms Described By Correspondent

A Galveston correspondent surveys property, discusses stay of losses, and critiques city improvements. He notes the plan to raise the island’s grade and remove hills, citing costs, barriers, and potential protective works. He urges authorities to act wisely, suggesting a cheap horse rail road for filling streets and improving drainage and defense.

Capaors Galveston

Uncommon Holt County wedding shocks two suitors

An unusual Holt County nuptial tale centers on Miss Alice Carson who agreed to marry Mr. Wheeler from Atchison County while Mr. Kretzer from Holt pressed for her hand. The ceremony, conducted by Rev. Edmonds, left Kretzer astonished as Alice had already wed Wheeler, and the trio parted amid tensions without violence.

Holt County Oregon Alice Carson Kretzer Holt Wheeler Atchison County Alice Keeler Edmond Jed Edmonds Eeler Wheeler Immed

Secretary Delano resigns from Cabinet October 1

Special Dispatch notes Delano ceased to be a Cabinet member at noon October 1 in Ohio. Assistant Secretary Cowen acts as Secretary and will run duties under law until a successor is named. The President may assign duties across departments if needed until a new head is appointed.

Cincinnati Times Wasitixatos Delano Ohio Cowen Poe

Treasury to issue 20 bonds call and debt drop noted

The Treasury Department will set a call for 35,000,000,000 in 5 20 bonds this afternoon. The public debt statement issued today shows a reduction of 5,342,562.61 during the month. Currency balance stands at 1,352.42 in coin and 67,533,31.34 in coin certificates with 11,645,200.00.

Treasury Department

Trevellicks Speech in Columbus Draws Hundreds

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports a staged appeal by workingmen against the Republicans on financial issues. A first call disowned by officers and 200 members failed, then a new invitation drew 60 workingmen and a crowd of 300 to 400 who heard Trevellick yesterday. Portions of the address were noted as eloquent.

Trevellick Cincinnati Times Columbus Republican Party Workingmens Trevellink Association Tno Democratic’ Party

Lumber firm suspension stirs Boston banks and creditors

The Hreniy Journal reports that Shepherd Co., a major Boston lumber firm, failed amid a long lumber downturn. Banks in Boston held nearly one million dollars of the firm’s paper, with a Montreal bank exposed to about two hundred thousand dollars. Overall debtors see only about 25 percent of indebtedness in business paper, as the failure is blamed on ongoing lumber trade depression.

Boston Hreniy Journal Shephard, i & Co Montreal

Iwo Found Guilty of Murder and the Other Acquitted

In Boston on October 1 the jury returned verdicts for George Miller John Glew and Smith of the Jefferson Borden mutineers Miller and Smith found guilty of murder while Glew was acquitted in the week long trial

Iwo Boston George Miller John Glew Smith Jefferson Borden Miller Glew

Railroad Collision Kills Two Men in Vermont Inquiry

At Fair Haven Kinterscoe Vermont a late night railway collision killed two men named Carswell and another passenger died. Two engines and several freight cars were demolished in the crash.

Vermont Whitehall XN. Y Fair Haven Kinterscoe Carswell

Union Pacific Directors to Inspect Western Line Tonight

New York leaders including Jay Gould Sidney Dillon and other Union Pacific directors will depart at five o'clock this evening to inspect the railroad in the West and identify improvements for feasibility and efficiency.

New York Ontoberte Jay Gould Sidney Dillon Union Pacific West Union Pacific Railroad

River News notes towboat shaft and cylinder upgrades

Special Dispatches report Monongahela stationary at 15 inches with a Mountain towboat receiving a new shaft on Monday and the Ben Tiger to get 20 inch cylinders to replace 15 inch ones. Rains persist, river at 4.9 feet. weather cloudy cold with northwesterly wind. river movement limited by current gauge readings and nearby port activity in Evansville and Louisville.

Cincinnati Times Prirsny Ri Monongahela Mountain Ben Tiger Enansville Shinkle Louisville Louisville Ccass Cook Cairo A. M

Markets Report From Detroit Toledo and Chicago

Detroit and Toledo price quotes show wheat firm and corn weak to mixed with various cash bids. Chicago notes active wheat and firmer pork and lard values with oats and barley steady to weak. receipts and shipments list grain, flour, and meat markets across multiple cities.

Detroit Ee State Lie, Braa Toledo Michigan Buffalo Onwego St. Louis Lena Andy New Wendy Snemand Ornie Ira Inréiulat Hi Ieee Bas Wold

Governor Hayes to speak at Findlay Market tonight

Local notes report Governor Hayes scheduled to address attendees at Findlay Market this evening. A vivid flower display at the Exposition appeals this afternoon and evening, drawing crowds as usual. The street to the Exposition was crowded with country visitors despite the chilly weather. John Gillis, charged yesterday with petit larceny, was dismissed by Judge Lindemann for lack of sufficient evidence.

John Gillis Lindemann

Judge Lindemann Faces Charge Over Threats to Individuals

Henry Bauer appeared before Judge Lindemann charged with threatening personal violence. He was ordered to keep the peace for one year. The Zoological Society proposed a grand climax, a wild beast boat, after shooting matches conclude and all offensive animals are disposed of.

Henry Bauer Lindemann Was. Com Zoological ‘Society

British Minister Wade Warns Pekin Over Demands

Shanghai dispatch notes British Minister Wade warning the Chinese Government that noncompliance with his demands by today will force him to leave Pekin. The statement underscores mounting tension between Britain and China during the period.

Shanghai Wade Pekin

Local Democrats Rally Behind Opinion and Currency Fears

An OCR fragment suggests lively Democratic support for fiscal opinions as inflation fears rise. The text hints at public readiness to equate sentiment with money value, implying potential consequences for Sean Wade poverty and broader economic anxiety.

Arrest of George Fairfield for lard press theft

George Fairfield was arrested last night for stealing a piece of lard press from Werk. Judge Lindemann this morning sent him to the workhouse for thirty days and issued a $50 fine.

George Fairfield Lindemann

Charles Sheridan Arrested for Disorderly Conduct

Charles Sheridan became disorderly last night and resisted officers during arrest. He was fined five dollars on the first charge, the second charge was dismissed, and he received a ten day sentence to the workhouse on the third offense.

Charles Sheridan

Affidavit alleges theft of 650 dollars in value

A. Berwinger swore Joseph Gradolph stole a law of value 650 dollars, leading to Gradolph being brought to Police Court. case continued to tomorrow on bond. meanwhile Dillon and Hofner found a dark bay horse and buggy at Court street and Eggleston avenue left at Wilson's stable for identification. Mr Weir urged to call.

A. Berwinger Joseph Gradolph Ebarge Josph Dillon Mike Hofner Court Street Eggleston Avenue Hunker Wilson Weir

Exposition Call From German Citizens in Cincinnati

Florence Marmet and others urge local German residents to support the city’s Exposition, a six year effort that has drawn millions of dollars and national attention. They praise the event as a valuable school for children and call for a strong show of civic presence from German born citizens and descendants.

Dane Gerinim Eoie Citierns Cincinnati Ohio Indiana Kentucky van Hot Germany Asell Florence Marmet Michael Goepper John Grossius G. B. Stall George Bogen, Jr Jobostaallo Aexken Beecher Chas, Jacob Jaw

Brutal Death at Prostitution Den. Coroner Inquest

The coroner’s inquest into Mollie McGinn’s death at Cincinnati Hospital concluded the woman, a 27 year old from a respectable family, died after sustained brutal abuse by Annie Wilson. The jury found temperance caused the death and that kicks and blows hastened it, censuring Wilson for her treatment. The report noted extensive bruising and lung masses from long term disease, with no fatal head injury.

Mollie McUinn Cincinnati Hospital Mollie West Peny Street Jo. Mckenzie Annie Wilson Mollie McGinn

Weather and river notes from Loviavinia area

October 1 reports the river four feet lower with indies in the capal and about four feet out over Port land Ber. Cloudy cool weather and quiet business. The George Spangler from Cincinnati departed for Natchez last night and for Ironton and Oil Valley. W.C. Holt has not arrived.

Loviavinia Capal Portland Ber Tke George Spangier Ren Cincinnati Natchez Eton Ironton Oil Valley Pomeroy W.C. Holt

Buck the Bigamist before Judge Lindemann

David Buck, alleged bigamist, appeared with defense counsel Major Blackburn as testimony from two wives was heard. Mrs Jeanie Buck identified him and showed a marriage certificate. Hannah Berants testified of a June marriage in Lawrencepuné Ind. The case was continued to next Tuesday with Buck bond set at $500, which he could not post.

Buck Ox Buck Hannah Berants Lawrencepune Ind Ward Suelbaker Callahan Blackburn Lindemann

Heavy suit filed against Barnum for damages

The late America's Racing Association Hippodrome and Congress of Rations, led by DeHaven Height and Miles, sued Barnum and associates for 50000 dollars claiming a conspiracy to ruin them through a May Utican Observer libel. The article alleged imitator accusations and claims their hippodrome copied Barnum and included parts of Great Western Circus and Buckley's Hippodrome, both of which failed.

Barnum America’s Racing Association Hippodrome and Congress of Rations Messrs. DeHaven Height and Miles Utican Observer Great Western Circus Buckley Messrs Blackburn

Premium billiard tables at Exposition awarded to Brunswick Bros

Exposition premiums list shows Brunswick Bros Stephen Hart Co win for best constructed billiard tables and beer cushions. Display by Brunswick at the Exposition draws crowds with its substantial tables and fine ornamentation. Wm St Martin, manager, offices at 69 West Fourth Street.

Aif. Ver Wedal Brunswick Bros Stephen & Hart Company Wm. St Martin West Fourth Street

Republicans Hold Grand Mass Meeting at Findley Market

Governors Hayes and Taft will speak at Findley Market tonight marking Governor Hayes first Ciocinusk campaign address. Organizers expect a large crowd and a generous ovation for the next governor.

Findley Market R. B. Hayes Taft Hayes Ciocinusk

Workhouse Sentences Listed by Judge Lindemann

Annie Armstrong jailed six days for drunkenness. Lewis Albers received zero days for loitering. Moses Murphy and Kate Kriell both jailed twenty and sixty days respectively for the same charge. Tuk Fartsld given thirty days for petit larceau. Charles Sheridan punished ten days for resisting officers.

Thie Lindemann Annie Armstrong Dronkenziess Lewis Albers Moses Murphy Kate Kriell Tuk Fartsld Petit Larceau Charles Sheridan

Martyrdom Assignment Repeats for J N Mey

The text describes J N Mey facing another dungeon ordeal, marked as a martyrdom event set for Wednesday October 6 in Winchester. It emphasizes truth as virtue and portrays Mey enduring relentless pressure under adverse weather.

J. N Winchester

Precinct canvass predicts Republican statewide victory

A well informed gentleman says if the current ratio of Republican gains holds, a large majority will elect the entire State and County tickets. He asserts Republicans Sas and Geosine Se acne do likewise, with both tickets expected to win by a wide margin.

Tis Pcb Gyda

Local notices and court talk from Covington City

The Covington city page records a mix of social tidbits and legal notes. It mentions Johnny Felthaus dining at noon, a cigar-store sign mocking a local official, and updates on murder cases including Nicholas Lovelace’s charge and two men from Magoffin County being held for illicit distilling. The council debated the fire department’s costs and authorized borrowing, while the mayor considered Chris Santill’s shooting case and set a bail of 320. The piece mixes court, politics, and local color with remarks on language and city life.

Kentucky Republican Johnny Felthaus Jim Sanford Esquire Nicholas Lovelace Lock Fabsotin Robert Frank Jenkins Magoffin County United States Bostwick Mia Leport Hagh John Fe Fiogh Eana

No Mayor Court This Morning and Local Happenings

The report notes no Mayor's Court session this morning due to unspecified reasons. It mentions the Clinton Hotel opening for sweeping and a Fourth Ward heat showing Walsh leading O Harra. Lanipe Louis delivered a strong Democratic speech near the old market house. Possible School Board election in process. Principal Maginnis of Bellevue Street School ill. Constable Alexander Russler arrests Anton Hack in South Covington for assault on August Hue. case to be heard before Esquire Manson. A stove with a beer flange showcased at a Johnny Habbel event. A marriage occurred last night at Monmouth Street, John Eyer and Lizzie Hetech.

Clinton Walsh O'Harra Lanipe” Louis Maginnis Bellevue Street Alexander Russler South Covington Anton Hack Hal Monmouth ‘Street John Eyer Lizzie Hetech

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