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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1875
Page
1
New York reports rising tensions as Hecon commits a sim and Speers and both sides face clashes. Unclear details point to growing racial strife with sporadic incidents and calls for calm from authorities.
The death of Surgeon James F. Weeds of the United States Army is reported at the naval post after several months of service. The notice mentions Tennessee and nearby areas affected and references officials including Adjutant General Tuwarend ry Cary and others in a brief obituary style notice.
Fragmentary text notes discussions on free banking and currency by national banks since the 1875 act. Mentions a capital of $9 and circulation totals, with partial figures indicating a long history of bank issues and evolving monetary activity.
A partial public record dated October 1 outlines the CORE BOS proceedings and related committee recommendations. The document notes a general banking and community welfare focus with unnamed attendees and unspecified votes.
A fragment notes a return from Trebigue and says the area is in insurgent hands. The message mentions Sage and ongoing conflict, with BES telegrams referenced as sources for the claim.
In Welle County Indiana a fire caused loss to the office and four adjacent houses. Details specify extensive damage to the county facility and several residences, with no immediate report of casualties. Local responders battled the blaze through the night, assessing fire origin and containment.
The item notes Daniel Webster in the U S Senate with reference to a contrived victory and laboring themes. It hints at political manipulation and a historic legislative scene.
The War Department Weather Report from the Weather Bureau notes clear skies and a southwesterly wind over Lebanon area on October 12 at 1 PM. The message, issued by the Chief Signal Officer in Washington, provides meteorological observations for military operations and supply routes.
Pittsburg reports a quiet oil market with Parker's Market showing little movement and prices near 150. Philadelphia refined products are mentioned but details are unclear. The dispatch notes subdued trading and a generally flat session.
The Republican Executive Committee met at Hopkins Hall to adopt the report on apportioning election judges and clerks. The Democratic and Republican Conference agreed on precinct allocations with two Republicans or Democrats per precinct and one clerk per poll, detailing ward by ward assignments and noting adjustments from earlier publications.
The document lists precinct by precinct Democratic and Republican slates for judges and clerks, naming wards and areas such as Anderson Columbia Colerain East Green Hurricon Miles and others with two Democrats and one clerk or two judges plus one clerk. It notes committees instructed to read and distribute documents and arrange for mass movement.
An old man named Kelly was brought to Hammond Street station with a two inch forehead gash after a chair attack by a young man who claimed motive involving his mother. The assailant was allowed to go home. Kelly was cared for and released later. The incident prompts calls for inquiry into police conduct and treatment of the vulnerable.
Mr. R Ellis Jr bank examiner for Ohio returned from a months trip in the Northern State. The Deacon reports Bivins banks in good condition.
Yesterday afternoon a German man about 50 was found unconscious at Hamilton’s wharf in Fulton. Policeman Fisher and a citizen assisted him to the Police Station then to the hospital after he could not provide a full name or residence but suggested John Fredrick as a possible name.
The passage notes pestiferous tramps occupying station houses nightly as the election nears and questions whether the Democratic party bears any responsibility for the situation.
The Police Court this morning continued the case of Clemens Vonderhaar charged with assault with intent to wound until October 9 with bail set at 3000 dollars.
The Pork Packers Association will hold a meeting at 11 o clock Monday to elect officers and read reports.
The Two Orphan’s Combination presents vivid photographs of the play’s scenes and tableaux and of the company members, highlighting their staged artistry. The framing images accompany the production, offering a visual account of performances and performers.
Special dispatch from Hamigos reports E G Dyer of Owens Lane Dyer Manufacturing shot himself in the head on October 2. He purchased a large bore IXL revolver near 9 am and was later found dead in the old saw factory third story after a pattern storage room search. He leaves a wife and was widely respected.
Police officer Chas Hecht died last night and a burial is scheduled for tomorrow. Hecht served with the force for many years and the department plans a full attendances at the services.
A crowd gathered in San Francisco on October 2 as the Bank of California opened amid high demand for coin. The bank announced readiness to pay all presented demands, while deposits surged both in and out. Early reports noted large sums deposited and anticipated that withdrawals and payments would continue throughout the day.
Ex supervising architect Mullett returned from the West and says President Grant promised action on the Chicago case. He faced questions over plans and power to alter assigns without submission to the board, while a vindication of Mullett is noted. Credit disputes with Halles are mentioned.
Gov Woodford and Tom Ewing spoke in Cheteville attracting about a thousand residents. The meeting elected John Grode and A R Vancleaf as leaders and discussed bond redemption and inflation, with speakers from Franklin and Pickaway counties.
State census returns arrived as the auditor reported a large total. In Feribanit Peter Stance found a pistol in his son’s coat and allegedly pointed it at his wife. The wife died and Brange was arrested, then discharged by the coroner's jury.
Ragusan Times reports insurgents attacked Kirk with front and rear assaults, ammo exhausted, three killed, seventeen wounded carried away. Belgrade and Yangon dispatches note harsh counsel and cross-border tensions. Cardinal McCloskey plans US departure around October 10 amid Simioni-Spain talks.
A Globe Democrat correspondent reports two fierce waterspouts struck Las Cruces New Mexico on September 11 causing 63 houses to be destroyed and widespread flood damage. No lives were lost though four homes valued up to ten thousand dollars each were wrecked. The two storms together may total about 150000 in damage as residents rushed to repair and salvage what remained.
A dispatch from Cincinnati Times notes the Mas Oy K shops in CuiLiicotar. the full working force was put on duty. An early harvest festival was arranged at the city park. A plan to hire idle men at Isoto Railroad may begin within a week, offering work at fair prices until harsh weather arrives.
Montreal dated October 2 reports Shephard Hill & Co., barber merchants of Boston, have failed after a long local business run. They hold a large amount of paper at discount at two or three local banks, but all are well secured and no loss to the banks will result.
New York on October 2 reports solid crowd at Jerome Park. The mile and a half event saw Aris tides win with a 3 45 time while another race for three-quarter mile was won by Mattie in a time near one ex. Both races drew steady wagering and public interest.
The town discusses the presidential party's visit and actions while the Black Hills Commission faces a failure, stirring bitter sentiment among the Indian population and a prevailing bad feeling across Cheyenne.
Former members of the New York Seventh Regiment residing in Frisco held a meeting to form a veterans society for the Pacific theater service.
The October 2 report notes President Grant and escort traveling toward Cheyenne and the East. The attempt to obtain the Hill is described as a failure with bargaining for large sums. Northern Indians are departing amid bad temper among bands. Colonel Stanton’s expedition to the Bad Lands of Dakota also returns after visiting new country between Cheyenne and the White Earth rivers, gathering fossils of extinct animals.
October dispatches report the Monongahela stationary with 18 inches in the Oil City channel, slight rise in the forenoon, slack-water traffic only. Governor Hartranft visits the city for a torch-light procession and reception. River falling at New Albany with clear weather and a one-dollar fare for boats from below.
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