04 Oct 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1867
Page
1
Brief fragment shows hotel arrivals with partial, garbled listings including names like James Horri and P. Eutas. Readability is poor but indicates a city notice column recording guest names and affiliations among hotels.
A garbled compilation shows numerous personal names, towns, and institutions such as Richmond, Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis, Jersey City, Wilmington and others. The fragmentary text cites individuals like J Cunningham, J Johnson, H–Betryen, and Eulabtiaas, with scattered references to states and cities.
The readable text lists numerous personal and place names such as Wilson Flemingsburg Hamilton Perdue Thompson Caird alien Andiaiapotia and Cairo with scattered initials and fragments. It appears as a garbled directory or index snippet with no clear events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names and places including Beruer Hover A and Co, San Francisco, Memphis, Nebraska, New York, and Indianapolis. The readable items appear as scattered references to individuals and firms without coherent events or context.
A Hamilton era canal register lists arrivals and departures over a 24 hour period. Names include A B scay and Newport entries with vessels such as Robt. Barns and Mary Ocean. The record notes cargo figures like 281 and 291 feet lumber and 68 brick, alongside mentions of the City water works inquiry about wine temes.
Fragmentary OCR lists many individuals and places from Kentucky Ohio New Orleans New York and elsewhere. Names include Vincent Portsmouth H Winkelblack TD Hopkins and Lindsey Davis and Johnson among others. The text appears to catalog residents or participants with varied spellings and unclear roles.
A reader reports near accidents as conductors start street cars before passengers clear the platform and steps. A lady with a large bundle nearly drops to the ground when a car starts as she steps off John Street.
United States Collector Thomas Francis seized the distilleries of Xavier Honk and John at Demon Grove amid a revenue enforcement sweep. Officials aim to enforce licensing and measure racial and geographic concerns related to the Belmont region. Local officials report broad support for proposed street enhancements along a railroad corridor. A Covington judge grants appeal in De Lang v. Ferry Co. and sets term for Kenton Criminal Court with multiple defendants set for trial.
A mixed recap of boxing plans and rivalries notes a $600 a side confrontation between Davis and Gallagher with Arthur Gore backing Gallagher and Johnny Mackey backing Davis. The report also touches on broader news items from Europe and America, including military, transportation, and public health notes, and mentions various political and social anecdotes.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports on Rev. Edward Dunbar accused of bigamy and misconduct while serving as a preacher. He arrived in Minneapolis last Friday under arrest, prior to marriage to Miss Eu Nice B. Lewis in November, and later preached before his ascent to ordination. Rumors and suspicions grew after a wife noted suspicious conduct, leading to investigations and his eventual removal from the pulpit. Further notes trace his movements from planning to preach to desertion and subsequent letters.
The Kansas City Advertiser reports Stone McCoy Co bank was burglarized on a weekend night. The robbers entered through a rarely used door and stole an unspecified sum, with estimates ranging from six thousand to eight thousand dollars in reported deposits and cash on hand. Authorities investigate unexplained gaps in the bank’s cash records.
The article chronicles the yellow fever outbreak in New Orleans with weekly death tallies and rising caseloads since July, noting the city’s mounting toll and the disease’s spread across neighborhoods.
Fragmentary note suggests officers may be exempt or spared from duty as Beoridan’s fate looms. The text references New York Cities and a possible move to wear craps CME for some units.
Dispatch from Washington on October 3 reports a Court Martial detailing a plot and executions linked to prominent conspirators including Booth and Wirz. The article describes removal and interment of bodies from Andersonville, and notes military and police actions amid public unrest and international tensions.
The New York Democratic Convention, called by Samuel J. Tilden, opened with Hoffman and Seymour speaking. Nominations were not yet made as debates on policy and party divisions continued, including attacks on the Radical party and excise laws. Resolutions praised Tammany and Mozart Hall factions and named temporary delegates.
A committee session titled Committee on Resolutions adjourned the meeting until tomorrow, with members signaling continued debate on pending motions and possible final actions to be scheduled. The room proceeded to wrap up current business and set a tentative agenda for the next gathering.
Providence visitors report shows the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston with Major Gen. Banks and Howtar ort Vete attending a two day event. A parade occurred in the evening and a supper at a clambee down the bay is planned for the next day.
Yellow fever in New Orleans prompts 24 hour interments and relief efforts. The association reports eight hundred families aided with an average of three fever cases per family, reflecting the ongoing health crisis and community response.
A brief dispatch reports efforts to view the new White Mountain Hotel and nearby Clea Cottage. The note describes confusion and partial details about the hotel’s status and the surrounding area.
A confusing October report from Canada mentions a clash between two politicians and a threat linked to a professional career. The arrival of Gen Windham is noted and a ship named Hibernia is referenced in relation to these events.
A terse Havana dispatch dated October 3 reports dina cena and no change in conditions. The short bulletin mentions lard and related market notes with no additional context.
The ministerial bulletin mentions fever outbreaks in Memphis with scattered notes on health concerns. Lieut Zabriake is reported recovering and there is reference to political events including a Mobile vote and a convention.
A brief foreign dispatch notes arrivals from New York to Rennee, describing actions against Fenian elements. Details are fragmentary with unclear names and dates, mentioning confinement and replacements in the ongoing operations.
An Era volume review highlights the ablest works by a noted author including a forthcoming volume and a Doré illustrated Holy Bible Part 16. The Herald of Health showcases new publications with ladies’ attractions, a Letter to Young America, and multiple contributors, priced at $2 per year.
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