03 Oct 1871
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1871
Page
1
A garbled report notes a brakeman injured in a crash and a broader fire incident near Defiance Ohio and New Haven Indiana. Fort Sill guidance mentions a reception for ladies at an hour, and a rally or event in Little Rock is hinted. The text is partially unreadable with multiple fragmented phrases.
Dispatch reports brisk fair activity with crowds descending on the grounds while the Clem trial proceeds. Abrams testimony yields no new developments, leaving proceedings largely unremarkable amid busy exhibit spaces and local interest in the fair.
The fair opens with light harness and general purpose classes, draught horses, and breeding stock. Entries in all livestock categories exceed last year, and Floral Hall shows increased variety and completeness, reflecting a bustling exhibition across multiple sections.
In St Louis on October 3 the fair drew a vast crowd with over thirteen thousand attendees yesterday. Hotels were crowded as excitement matched the show, and pese weather stayed fine though dusty air lingered.
Fragmentary dispatch notes from the Chronicle and Times describe an order related to Keeighthood and a nomination process involving William S. Copeland and his son. The report mentions the capital, a company with $50,000 filed today, and the investigation by a department official into the nature of the case.
A fire this morning partially destroyed the White Lead Works of Haslet Leonard Directors of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. The incident affects preparations for a forthcoming race between friends of both parties, with strong interest and effort from supporters as the event approaches tomorrow.
Shal Oh Geek Panden appear on charges related to illegal imports, with prosecutors seeking trial. The defendants have been remanded for further examination and scheduling of hearings.
Readable details are limited fragmentary lines mentioning names and locations without a coherent event or outcome. No identifiable persons, organizations, dates, or places can be confirmed for a proper card.
A recent meeting between the Linkin ars dwar f and Com by Mayor addressed the ongoing financial crisis. Officials pledged careful oversight and plans to stabilize the budget while awaiting further economic signals.
Fragmentary public debt statement shows figures for principal, unclaimed interest, and total bonds. Mentions further time for examination and a memorial filing, with scattered amounts such as 874,569,009 and 87,450,700. Notes suggest interest ceasing on maturity and unspecified currency details.
Connecticut in New Haven on October 3 reports Democrats gaining strength as selectmen factors show a marked reduction in margins. The fragmented OCR suggests party activity and local official votes, highlighting a political shift in the region.
Special dispatch reports river status on October 3 with the Portland bar now at three feet depth and twenty one inches at French Island. Absous remains the only upstream arrival while lower packets run on time. Business is dull with no Cairo packets for over a week and no prospects of shipping. Mercury 68.
Everherd recommends careful watch over suckers to prevent infestation and untidy growth. Remove all suckers from trees each year, using a knife to cut cleanly and leave short stubs. For young trees apply spring pruning to reduce future sprout growth and improve shape.
Fragmented agricultural notes advise sowing crops early in April with seed rates of ten to ten per acre and three to four peed per acre. It mentions New England and Southern timing differences, three weekly cycles, and three and a half acres of oste to be sown for early blossom and feeding fodder.
Fragmentary text notes a debate over a local weed problem and measures to prevent its spread. The wording references a necessity and strategic actions but lacks clear dates or named entities. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Special dispatch notes a forthcoming National Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Baltimore with high and low church disputes likely to cause a lasting split. Rumors about Mr Fish retiring and Pendleton succeeding Sherman circulate despite Davis denying retirement.
Loxpor on October 3 reports Baron You Amim renewed his demand to Count De Remusat over Germans’ treatment. The count responds with assurances that the government will protect indemnity for Germans. A steamship named City of Lane is said to have touched at Southampton.
Special Dispatch notes a quiet oil market with crude holding steady as price quotes varied. Titusville and Rouseville listings appear, with prices around 455 and 500, and references to seller’s or buyer’s options amid a generally dull market.
North Carolina telegram reports Judge Bond refused yesterday to con the Ku Klux cases. Durham con d his case on affidavit, campaign work will be prayed as immense supplies of political documents flow from Ohio and Indiana to influence forthcoming elections.
The report notes steady prices at various markets with bids around 25 and 30 for futures, wheat remaining firm in Michigan at about 60 cents, and corn slightly higher. Freight costs to Buffalo and Oswego are quoted, with Michigan white corn around 162 and other oats near 60 cents.
The paper notes Grant's arrival from the West at 10 o'clock tomorrow with a large escort from Union Depot to the Monongahela House including military outfits fire department and public schools. It also recounts the trial of Rev John A Gray with witnesses linking him to public bars and a Fourth street house and a church study. A Birmingham case describes a father dancing with his deceased child after a fatal small pox loss and an officer arranging burial arrangements.
The article lists new names added to the usher roster for the Davidson Fountain dedication. The group will meet at 7 o clock tomorrow evening in the Board of Trade rooms with Myron Ban Fete ere au L. mi kre Sat Me Grubb, A. G. 1 2. Gano, 0 Malleni, Moris Jource 5B i. W. Kes, Swit, Abram Swit, Jr, and others.
Nathaniel Haskell, an 80 year old banker in the community, had funeral services conducted by the Masonic Fraternity with imposing ceremonies yesterday. Over two thousand people attended, marking his sixty years as a Masonic member.
New York reports William H. Seward arriving from Europe to a hearty reception. The court session covers the Grand Jury and discusses irregularities in city governance, including concerns over funding for fast women and other alleged city treasury expenditures.
In Rochester speculation centers on damages being ruled out at the Convention as there are sufficient votes to do so. The brief discussion notes that some see no need for damages given expected support. Sources indicate a leaning toward avoiding such claims.
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