Hotel Arrivals Mention Casrtvein and Motes Oe
Fragmentary report lists arrivals at a hotel with mentions of Casrtvein and Motes Oe. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but indicate guest names and lodging context.
10 Oct 1867
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1867
Page
1
Fragmentary report lists arrivals at a hotel with mentions of Casrtvein and Motes Oe. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but indicate guest names and lodging context.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous names and places with uncertain spellings across states and towns. The jumbled entries mention individuals in Germantown, Aberdeen, Batavia, Paris, Danville, and Toronto among others along with several surnames and partial addresses.
A dense OCR style fragment lists numerous individuals and locations, including Olney, Albany, Marietta, Columbus, Cleveland, Brooklyn, London, and Atwater, with scattered initials and titles. The text appears as a damaged roster or directory snippet lacking coherent narrative or event.
A garbled OCR list includes scattered names and places such as Jameson Toledo Medina San Fran New York Paris Paris de Mie and do. It appears to be a partial directory or notice with numerous misspellings and incomplete entries. No coherent event or action is discernible.
A damaged OCR passage shows numerous personal names, towns, and initials linked to a local notice or directory. Entities include Cleveland, Detroit, St Louis, Baltimore, Columbus, New York, and various individuals such as J Hanna, M Hanna, Wilson, White, Carpenter, Faulkner, Brinkerhoff, and D Pents, among others. The fragment lacks cohesive context but preserves many proper nouns and geographic anchors.
The Covington news reports a Ladies' Mite Society supper at the Union M E Church at seven o clock with promised excellent edibles. Also noted is a Loyal Synod assembly in Lexington led by Rev James T Lesley with ministers and elders listed across several presbyteries. A forgery arrest of Dr J H Jary is described along with a Morgan County cast anniversary service at Linden Grove Cemetery later observed.
A murder near Lockland after a drunken quarrel ends with Jerome Robinson and Jim Clarkson attacking Wash. Robinson, a 26 year old bachelor, dies from a knife stab to the breast. A coroner’s inquest returns a verdict consistent with the facts as police seek the assailants.
The Grand Jury in Campbell County at Alexandria reports an indictment against Wesley Fgh for manslaughter. He shot and killed William Shaw, his brother in law, on Eight Mile Creek in July. His trial began in Criminal Court at Alexandria yesterday.
A Westminster Review essay argues for dissolving the Hudson's Bay Company to open its vast territory to confederation and population. It warns that British Columbia and Vancouver Island may be excluded and urges immediate action as Americans push toward Rupert's Land and Red River.
A Kentucky tragedy reports two young boys killed by a rattlesnake and a sister drowned after a mother’s hour of horror. The Bowling Green Democrat recounts a fatal bite near a spring branch and a subsequent community shock. Also in New York a dramatic elopement case unfolds as a husband confronts his wife and her lover after a yearslong deception.
The fourth season at Tas Vincisia University began on the first of the month with about 400 students in attendance. Enrollment grew as more students joined, while state officials reported broad participation in the lead.
An American balloonist after three hours of ballast tossing and a drenching storm lands near a village outside Cleveland. Rescuers pull the craft from the woods as the crew explores moonlit clouds and a distant water view before reaching safety at three a.m.
A young man attempted to take laudanum to end his life near five o'clock last evening. He was found unconscious by the armory and carried there. The remedy failed to act, consciousness returned gradually, and he is described as a lumber firm keeper’s helper who had been in a gloomy mood. The motive is believed to be intoxication.
A New Albany Ledger report describes a gang of bold thieves near Collins's half way house and Silver Creek area. Two men halted a wagon carrying Mrs King and her fifteen year old son, seizing the reins as they attempted a roadside ambush.
Telegraph reports from Europe cover races Fenian scare and arrests while Washington notes list pension examiners and Maryland impeachment inquiry. Updates include Sheridan ovations and Lincoln Monument project progress with Italian marble statues. Government printing of impeachment materials resumes as Spalding and Moorehead arrive.
Brief scroll of 19th century reports notes quiet conditions on the Isthmus and in Central America. The Rising Star brings 451000 in gold and Panama advisories reach the first of the month. An Arequipa revolt ends after twenty two hours with fifty killed and many wounded. A railway survey in Costa Rica is mentioned. rebel supplies seized at Islay.
General Sheridan tours Worcester and Albany areas after large suffrage meeting signals. Local officials greet him. crowds cheer as he travels through Chatham and Poor Corners with Governor Fenton's escort. Speeches by Sheridan and Sickles mark the visit.
The October 8 evening report from Newmarket notes Julius winning the Czarwitch stakes with Westwick second and Romping Girl third, and Pe Loxpos taking the Royal stakes. October 9 reports Irish unrest in North England with fears of Fenian plots. troops are being sent by rail to aid civil authorities in Ireland.
In a Bavarian sitting Prince Hohenlohe as chief minister declared Bavaria’s aim to unite with the North German states under Prussian presidency while pursuing closer ties with Austria. He argued unity of the Fatherland would be completed with a balanced power between Austria and Prussia and greater European peace.
The Toledo Blade notes a calm-to-storm shift on Lake Erie with two ships ashore on Gill Island Reef and no major injuries. Cleveland reports a German switchman run over by a train, losing both legs below the knee but expected to recover. The Lake Shore Grape Growers Exhibition in Blyrn next week expects attendance with M P Wilder and horticulturists arriving.
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