08 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1874
Page
1
The gathering drew two to three hundred attendees from across the United States. Speakers from The Church of England and The Sos nano be wagon addressed opinions on reforms and medical opinions. The event reflecting era and faith drew attendees to Stanfordville for a period of discussion and healing.
A special dispatch from Colcanos, October 8, reports the County Fair a dead failure due to dreary weather and recent State Fair crowds. Baker faces a disheartening congress nomination, yet claims Franklin County support. An Excelsior Pepsinola Packing Company certificate is issued in Cincinnati for county clerks. Races favor a 15,000 Republican majority. Strader may win Independents, and Democrats urge unity to secure the State and County tickets, warning the public treasury goals in Washington.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports Mrs Mary Kelly a mother of three in Pittsburg attempted suicide by hanging in an Alleghany lockup this morning she died. Her husband works in Youngstown Ohio and has been telegraphed. She was arrested last evening for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after heavy drinking. Tomorrow Donaldson plans another balloon ascent from Barnums Hippodrome taking six ladies.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times On October 8 Ned McDill aged thirty five superintendent of Telegraph at Seeman dent fell beneath a train at Rosedale Missouri and was instantly killed leaving a wife and four children He was a son of Chas McDill of Zanesville Ohio and well known among railroad and telegraph fraternity.
Special Dispatch reports George Sayler a depot switchman was fatally struck when his foot caught in a frog and he fell before an oncoming locomotive at the Hocking Valley Depot. The incident occurred last night and Sayler died instantly.
The Episcopal Convention meets in New York on October 8 to discuss church matters. Delegates and clergy gather to address diocesan affairs, resolutions, and program priorities for the coming year.
Loxpon October 8 The Bank of England did not make the expected change in the rate of discount today.
River conditions indicate cloudy weather with a slight chance of rain as a water level near 4 feet 10 inches in the canal is reported at Louisville. Boats are few, with Oberokes yet to arrive by noon and river traffic slowed by low water and unsettled conditions.
In New York Oct 8 wheat prices moved higher with Milwaukee No 2 at 05 cents, No 2 Chicago at 103 cents, and No 1 Milwaukee at 12 cents refining. Oats bran scarce. cotton and whisky markets show modest activity with varied receipts and bids across regional markets.
Market notes describe a quiet, weaker overall tone with some steadiness at Parker's Landing and Wells. Prices listed include $1 05 and $1 14 for certain commodities, while crude and refined items show varied activity and receding demand in a 1934 context.
The Young Men's Gymnasium hires Ca Roebuck as Superintendent. The Captain, known for sparring and fencing instruction, is remembered by many in the city as an accomplished teacher. The gym now offers daily gloves and oils at no extra charge to members.
An old vagrant named Jerry Cronin appeared in Police Court this morning protesting his good character while a muddled Cincinnati 1874 report notes directors of an infirmary facing decisions. The chaotic recount mentions Joshn Seeemeet and others, with a 30 day sentence indicated amid unclear names and phrases.
One of the season’s most elegant weddings was held at St Johns M E Church last evening. Mr Joan T Price wed Miss Bische Catt, daughter of a Clermont County commission merchant. Miss Lizzie Mears attended the bride. Hon John M Pattison attended the groom. Ushers included Chas L Wilt S S T Goodwin and H L Mr eke. The couple departed for a brief bridal tour.
Last evening the wedding joined Mr. A. F. Evins of Indianapolis with Miss Minnie M. Maddux, daughter of B. Maddux Enq., of this city. Hundreds witnessed the event as the couple planned permanent residence in Indianapolis.
The debate centers on Paris, Menelaus, and Helen after a scandalous report. Letters from Paris and others claim Paris guilty, while Menelaus defends his conduct. A commission's finding clears Paris, triggering a wave of counter statements and a public row across Troy. Original papyri are en route to Berlin for full publication.
A fragmentary notice describes a theft at Kaiser and Isler where a horse named Oak ogy was involved and a daughter of BF Lage aged about forty, left their home Friday afternoon at 3 o clock to retrieve the animal, but both disappeared. Further details are unclear.
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