07 Oct 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1867
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR lists names and locations including P. Buras Prorat Janesita Bursa Loulaville Vo vuthrie Sa AVerback Little Ji Ohio LW Detumer Ohio. No coherent event or action provided.
Fragmentary OCR lists several personal and place names with unclear roles and locations. The text lacks coherent events or dates, preventing a definitive summary or confirmation of identities and affiliations.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a business proprietor Molter Ree involved in a resale matter. Names appear garbled, with references to Garnet and Mia but no clear event, date, or location. The readable portion suggests a notice about a sale or sale-related action without full details.
A fragmentary notice details Muznocmarts company name with unclear references to executives Keaton and Edinsba and an alleged Hechobriagios project, suggesting a local business expansion or partnership.
Fragmentary OCR hints business notes listing Beaust House and several firms including A C Justix and Co and Miss vil New York with names like M Semmerfield Huntington and Loutrille Marshall. Details obscured by garbled text.
Meserole provides a 46 hour tally of canal events showing the latest list of wars and departures affecting traffic and schedules. The report notes ongoing activity with multiple vessels and shifting priorities along the canal route.
A girl climbed a well wall and crossed to the far side aided by a waiting scene, showing notable strength of mind. She sustained no serious injuries though a head contusion occurred during descent. Officials note the event as an extraordinary escape and warn of dangers near open wells.
A reporter visits Good Samaritan Hospital at Sixth and Lock, noting Sister Anthony's leadership with sixteen Sisters of Charity. The rebuilt facility, funded by Worthington and Butler, offers about 130 beds, with 35 private rooms and two wards for sleeping women, plus a convalescent area with balconies and river views.
Residents west of Main Street suffer from suspended streetcar service to Cincinnati. Many workers in foundries machine shops and furniture plants rely on the Main Street crossing but the connection is cut causing commute hardships.
Dispatch reports a brisk, confident tone as observers note clever methods and practical approaches in daily tasks. The piece highlights innovation, efficiency, and an undercurrent of humor shaping routines across departments.
The St Louis Republican recounts Civil War era violence including attacks on a transport train, casualties among soldiers and civilians, and pursuit by Gen Marcy and Gen Carleton. It describes the Jones and Bent faction actions, Fort Dodge defenses, and a raid near Fort Learned with discussions of Booth era intrigue and postmortem reporting on the Lincoln assassination aftermath.
A mixed, OCR damaged run captures political chatter, local probes, and projected events. Mentions inspectors fining owners, discussions of elections, a Fenian rally, literary controversy, weather forecasts, French trade aims, and Atlanta’s Lincoln Monument push with plans for a military rendezvous.
Fragmented report lists street railroads planned in Wayne and Crawfordsville, a failed balloon ascent at the State Fair, Johnson College professorship note, and scattered mentions of ore discoveries near Brasil. Fading names and places blur details in this garbled summary of multiple items.
A Dubuque Herald report outlines a young man hiring a farmer named Graham near Dubuque to perform duties, with mention of a disputed romance and financial arrangements involving the girl's father. The account appears fragmentary with garbled phrases and unclear chronology.
Reports from Washington describe Treasury receipts for the year and currency rumors while Civil War era turmoil lingers. Plains notes recount Murphy and Red Cloud council prospects, with details on Fort Buford, Iron and Sioux movements, and Cripps Mexico legation history in a sweeping, period voice.
The article describes a riot case in Jefferson City Louisiana with an ex named Rolland involved with a revolver and political tensions. It notes arrests, violence, and conflicting reports about the colored hero and white participants. Weather and December dates appear as garbled notes.
Police say a prize fight occurred with Brwer declared victor near Detroit while another fight near Philadelphia drew a crowd to Davis street. A tip led officers to the city to watch for the event but the participants escaped as the police could not reach the scene.
Partial text reports illness among sailors en route to Nova Scotia and Mexico with scattered dates and names. The note references Scommermen and a man about forty, illness described as yellow fever, and mentions military honors and general news without clear context.
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