02 Oct 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1868
Page
1
Fragmented OCR report describes a catastrophic incident during a sale of dogs and a Sea Company investment that led to a riot and street blockage. It notes a 600 dog slaughter and a camp obliterated, with hundreds displaced as crowds gathered and buyers balked at prices.
A rainy morning delayed events at the fair, with paced horse matches for a $500 purse and a crowd watching Red Rock and Whestone. Exhibits include Wood's self reaping reaper and mower, Clipper Plow, portable cross cut saw, and a popular portable fence. The event features a Republican mass meeting with Gen Len Wallace, a noted street fight, pickpockets, crowded hotels, and a fire hall display amid a bustling scene in Dearborn.
Nashville dispatch reports the 1868 municipal canvass ended with the regular Republican Alden defeating the Independent and reform factions amid intra party strife. The piece notes alleged fraud in issuing ballots, tension over race voting, and a riot risk during events. Presidential canvass continues with strong party activity and troop movements cited as fears rise.
A 1868 report from Hanging Rock details the Pine Grove furnaces and Ohio furnaces along with the iron works near Grove Crossing. The piece describes blast processes, ore and coal interaction, and the daily firing routine, highlighting the region’s iron industry, schools, and company support for workers’ families. It notes the historical observance of no work on Saturdays and Monday resumption, and praises local civic institutions tied to the furnaces.
Fragmentary text suggests a formal assertion that the exhibited books reflect true accounts and that expense estimates are approximately accurate. It references a fellow citizen’s influence on rates and the effort to reduce costs, with an emphasis on financial prudence and public welfare.
City Council addressed improvements on Briand Patterson streets to connect with the Licking Pike and reviewed financial items. Reports showed collections of $235 during the past month and assorted sundry claims totaling $324.67 plus monthly allowances of $830.05 and cistern costs of $851.73. Meat sheer licenses issued to several individuals.
City matters report corrections on personnel moves and brief items from Day ton on paving tests by Shutterly Hopkins, a ball by the Good Fellows at Mechanics’ Institute with a silver cup prize, and a Runaway and Serious Accident on Pendleton street railway injuring several riders with one severely hurt and not expected to survive.
The piece argues that the Little Miami region must develop an elevator industry to match Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans and Baltimore. It links elevator expansion to commercial importance, regional improvements, and a hoped for harvest boost as crops mature, noting sister cities’ success and public interest in the enterprise.
A summary of the Buckeye Club event describing a fair on an outdoor course with ladies and gentlemen spectator activity. It notes weather threats, two-mile and four-mile races, and a Purse of $100. The results highlight horses such as Bill Aiken and Woodford Belle, with times around 1:46 to 1:50 and wagers including favorite Bay. The piece closes with mention that today features eight races to conclude the week.
Fragmentary report notes September claims totaling $10,260.5, far below the prior month's amount. Mentions of soldiers, bounty, and settlements imply government or military disbursements and ongoing resolution of these claims. Named individuals or organizations are unclear in the fragment.
A fragment describes pestilence spreading from a vast tract where moss and rotting matter emit vapors. Surrounding areas report sickness and foul odors as authorities consider measures to suppress the danger and protect crops and people nearby.
The Ladies Home Society meeting described activities of several local churches and Sunday Schools, noting good teaching across six schools and strong citizen support for aid to destitute Nassau residents. President Rowland presented finances, showing year start $882.14 and total receipts $1,007.77, with a brief sermon by Rev. Dr. Pierson before adjournment.
Travel reports from Quebec note boats from Montreal bringing passengers to Gorham and Portland, with trips to Boston and New York. The San Francisco item reports a woman who killed her child then herself in a failed attempt to blame her husband, followed by recovery. A stray fragment mentions a passport and a Portland light on Sunday, with weather described as fine and a light frost.
Dispatches from The Dominion outline Colonel McDutant promoted to General of Militia and reassignment within nine military districts with bounds in Quebec and provinces. An order in Council revokes tenxinle tion on social respectability after the 8th and requires disinfecting cars after removal until November first.
In New Orleans on October 1 the Metropolitan Political Council convened with the oldest members of the forag present. The House yesterday approved two more whites from 17 Beton Range, while protests met all questions. The ally of conformity with laws remains a central point as the Convention proceeds.
Over 3 000 entries have been made to the fair opening here next week with large numbers still arriving. Accommodations will be provided for all strangers. Pavilions now built and every effort will be made to satisfy all comers. Horses will come from Vermont and sheep from other regions, with every Western State represented.
Fragmentary text notes General Harve Anthony addressing torches and a conversation about a governor, Cot. y, ean. unclear date or location remains.
A Democratic mass meeting drew a large audience of Black residents and others who cheered speeches by Winslow and W. Clinton. The event featured a girl procession later that night as streets along the city glowed with illuminated houses and multiple colored clubs joining the parade.
In Artamra Georgia October 1 the Georgia House discussed a public bill to prohibit color from influencing elections and to require equal accommodations for whites and blacks. The act to administer oaths to voters for elections and governor and state officers is tied to Mr Bryant who faces charges. A five member committee is named to investigate the matter.
The opening race at Laclede SC for the Brewers purse featured a dash of two ae free for sl with $400 awarded to the winner. The colt Oo racens tank Leteh oe placed second, and R. E. fourth, Jim Walker, ta Sahat 17 tarts ihank wind theat. Fine 5:16.
Resolutions discussed at Meaedae Teede meeting address trade impact on Portland, aiming to reduce costs of collection and avoid expensive customs at Island oud. The debate centers on shifting duties and the financial burden on local commerce.
Reports from Loxpow describe a London and Northwestern passenger train derailment near Rugby with two dead and several injured due to a broken Lorpos. Meanwhile European affairs note Spain facing political upheaval with Carlist concerns, Queen Isabel II seeking refuge, and movements involving Prim Serrano and Concha. Paris reports Manuel Concha and his ally leaving Spain for France.
An entry dated August 15 1998 notes Carl J Smith Diaz Sra and mentions I have except concur in the loan. The readable fragment indicates a formal loan approval or agreement involving named individuals.
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