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05 Oct 1867
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Cincinnati Daily Times in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1867
Page
1
In Want of Flour Mike Nolan Breaches Shelf
A garbled crime item notes Mike Nolan in want of flour, posters at Shelnen Glote & Co store on Canal and Court, a loan and a barrel of flour involving him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Nolan
Shelnen Glote & Co
Loan & Co
Canal and Cour
Unclear fragment hints at travel route to New York
Fragmentary text describes a route toward New York through various names and places with no clear event or outcome. The legible parts mention a plan not to change a path and reference days or names that cannot be reliably identified.
Fragmentary Trade Ledger Notes From Laurel Area
OCR reads like a fragmented inventory or ledger. Mentions figures such as L400 retin 1763 7 and items including whisky, paper, lumber, coal, fire, kegs, rags, iron, and beer. Several names appear in unclear form alongside scattered numbers and units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Lockington
Sar
Trey
Fk. Wilson
P. Newport
Monitor
Line
Covington News Recoveries Prompt Four-Week Update
A reader’s fragmentary report from Covington notes recoveries and a four week timeline for what appears to be a local matter. The brief text mentions an unnamed Kosten Chnett Onur and a Satatel Priss Sacoxp in unclear context.
Fourth Street Vision of West Side Growth and Plans
James Carson reports on Fourth Street development in the West, highlighting new stone fronts and two four story buildings by Plimpton and partners. The piece notes early grand plans, local contractors, and the evolving streetscape from Walnut to Plum with ambitions for commercial prestige and iron work details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aw Samwart Gr Walters
Acer
Haanewell
Fitzpatrick
Fourth Street
Plum
Central Avenue
Sutra
Walnut Street
New York
Oman
Prisoner Interferes With Fare At State Fair
An event at the Dayton State Fair involves a conductor Eckert quarrelling over fare. The passenger asks the fare be paid by the fair, leading to a disruption. Onlookers note the horse display is strong and cattle are mentioned among exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Afeoah Fine Art Hall
Bate
Eckert Ca Slong
Dayton
Timee
Kuppart
City Council Debates Licenses and Waterfront Repairs
City Council session reports resolutions praising Great Western Railway officials and ordering car license collection from Pendleton and Fifth Street Railroad. It covers East Court Street road work, wharfage payments to Smith & Bros., and a proposed bathing house amid moral concerns, plus repairs for East Front Street and drainage toward settlement with a railroad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Hooker
Ares
Great Western Railway
Pendleton and
Fifth Street Railroad Company
Dalton
East Court Street
Wolf
Brown
Smith & Bros
Eyo
R. R. Tion O L. Co
East Front
Bete
Fea
City Sal
Fricker
Indianapolis
Smith
Telvin Wald
Religious notices and church activities fill city diary
Weekly ministerial meeting at Second Street Presbyterian church and related services across Clifton, Poplar Street, Vine Street, and Central avenues. Confirmations, cornerstone blessings, temperance movement notes, and Sunday School details accompany reports on several congregations and pastored by Rev. L. A. Allen Wood, Rev. Chester, Rev. E. T. Wells, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oh Fourth Street
Ee Voy M. Walden
Feeley
East Cincinnett 2
Drecket
Heberg Chapel
Webster Street
Mt. Washington
Bible Chapel
Bethel
Phratey Rae Purectt
Youernsen
Associaon
Young Men's Christian Temperance Association
Sixth Presbyterian Church
L. A. al
Poplar Street
Chester
Concade
Acra
Columbia
God
Clifton Protestant Episcopal Church
Clifton
Protestant Epiacovat
Pall
Maion
Pat Sen
É de Chaptay Y Ieek
Rae, Co
Moss Bows
Studley Mal Reigh
E. T Wells
He Wiltsee
C. L. Thompson
Central
C. A. Hills
Tant
Gta Prestyterien Iy
Burting
Mita Rasresadel
Distinctive ration noted in distant view fragment
Fragmentary OCR hints at a distant view near Jane Bg with mention of keeping up a distinctive ration. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or places to anchor a fuller report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Delegates Allocation for 1868 Republican National Convention
The Chicago Republican presents a table showing state delegate counts double the number of state members in Congress. The convention will meet in Chicago in 1868. Some former rebel states may return to Congress in time to participate, but the majority are in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress
Coast Battery
Calif
Eves
Cape Colony
A Kis
Illness Strikes New Orleans Press Corps
The New Orleans Times reports illness among city attachés with three Picayune corps members sick from cholera fever and yellow fever, all later convalescent. Major Robinson of the Tribune editors also affected, Catlin of the Crescent slowly recovering as editorial staff battle disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Orleans Times
Picayune Corps
Bacon
Dotson
Condon
Robinson
the Tribune
Catlin
The
Crescent
Suffrage Document Signed by Prominent Kansans
A public statement supporting women’s suffrage is signed by notable figures including Jos. W Nee, 8.Benster, BT Sam. C. yea, 8. Senator, Kan., 8. G. Cra, Governor, Kansas, and others. The document argues for equal rights and government consent as the basis of authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nguai Gu
United States
Worns
Jos
Benster
Tor
Sam. C
Kan
Claske
Senster
Tative
Kaepresent
Taneas
K. Pas
Jersey
Charlee Lee Hobinson
Kansan
Samuel N. Wood
Kansas
Mrs Lincoln in New York Reveals Financial Scandal Details
The World of Friday reports Mrs. Lincoln, wife of a Mrs. acne, in New York, discussing her rumored financial strain. A Broadway firm claims assets worth about 7 dollars, with investments in the State yielding roughly 400 dollars in potential fines. Amidst chatter about lace dresses and a parasol cover, Mrs. Clarke or Mrs. Lincoln seeks a new wardrobe as public curiosity grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
New York
Acne
Evan
St Paul Man With Two Wives Sparks Pistol Pursuit
An enraged father-in-law allegedly chased a man with two wives as the scorned spouse sought to defend an old civic scandal. The improvised pursuit involved Colt pistols as the rumor of a bigamy case circulated through the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Diverse items from a bustling late 19th century fair scene
Reports describe peaches of large circumference at a fair in Illinois and widespread agricultural fairs in New York. Notes cover railway car innovation, gold dust shipments, high stakes bets on Grant, and various global and local curiosities from Paris to Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
New York
Reagan
New Haves
Lowell
Paris
General Grant
United States
Strasburg
St. Louis
Montana
Ralph 8. Frit
San Francisco
Hendricks County
James Adams
Revenue and cabinet rumors sweep Washington headlines
October 4 dispatches report Deputy Revenue Commissioner traveling West to confer with boards of trade and discuss future commercial legislation. A War Department rumor places General Sherman as a potential Secretary of War amid possible resignations of consuls in Quebec and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren Bell
Aps
Dacoe
Washington
Boards of Trade
Cleveland
Teledo
Detroit
Chicago
Milwaukie
Louis
Chasis
Bee
Setiemes
Louisiana event boards dis men of for the execution
A terse report notes prompt action by a Negro judge in an execution case. Abel, counsel for Henry Smith, is identified in the fragment as involved in the defense proceedings. The readable text centers on judicial action and defense representation without detailing outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Abel
Henry Smith
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Fragmentary OCR text without clear entities or events. No identifiable people, places, organizations, dates, or outcomes. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the readable fragments.
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