11 Oct 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1867
Page
1
The list shows arrivals at principal hotels with names and origins including Beu and Meanver Pao proprietors Berkherdi Evers organ Seadhete Cis Kilbarne Cork Eve Milter and others from New York Kenton Gailford Hamilton and more. The fragmentary roster indicates guests from various cities and potential business travelers staying at local hosteries.
A fragmented OCR list names and places including Marnoretitix Horsi W Tavneron and others, with scattered states and towns such as Kansas Mo Pitt North's Button Ripley Vis io KR Conn West Va Indiana New York Kentucky Ohio Tennessee and Paris KY. The text reads like a roster or contributors with partial affiliations and no clear event or action.
A damaged OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with scattered surnames and initials, referencing Cleveland and nearby locales. The text reads like a social or marriage notice roster but remains unreadable and incomplete in places.
A jagged OCR fragment lists numerous names and places including Manchester St Patrick London Louisville and Fairview with various initials and partial surnames. No clear event date action or issuer is discernible.
A damaged passage from a Kentucky paper references music, names likely including Shaw and J P, with garbled phrases about a fourth era and a wall or walla context. The readable bits suggest a local musical note or brief item.
A woman was arrested on an arson related charge. The report notes bail set at 300 dollars. The case references local labor details and a Wednesday hearing with terms not fully clear in the fragment.
Board approves numerous payments for sewer work lumber hardware and gas light services. Canal list notes canal arrivals and departures with tonnage flour malt barley starch coal beer and other goods carried in the past 24 hours.
The City Council discussed the Ways and Means report with vouchers audited by the City Treasurer including school receipts and street contractor receipts. Assessments for street improvements were set per foot on several streets, with total property owner liability noted and claims allowed for public works and cisterns. The Wharfmaster and City Weigher reported monthly collections and tonnage, and a request to occupy Kilgour Street for twenty years was referred to committee. Two youths, Christian S. B. and Wm. Coy, aged fourteen and eleven, were jailed for robbing F. S. E from Monmouth Street and stealing $15 and $3, with trial set for a future term.
In Covington, peers weigh the forthcoming verdict value amid a land dispute. The case involves Speer and Levall with partial details from a pond and a local organization, hinting at property relevance and ongoing proceedings.
Reports from Indianapolis describe river foundation work for a project, synod meetings and university appointments, a murder case and jail hearing, and a railroad strike affecting Fort Wayne. The Albany gambling dens probe and bankruptcy filings across Indiana are noted along with weather and infrastructure updates.
A garbled report describes typographical difficulties and a bulletin issue delay. It mentions workers, a banner, and unclear references to locations and times, with scattered names and numbers in a disrupted text.
A Missouri tragedy unfolds as Middleton shoots by Kay after a dispute over a kiss. Kay fires twice, wounding Middleton and killing Middleton’s friend in a hunting incident. Middleton dies that evening. Kay is pursued and believed captured.
The Chicago Journal recounts the September robbery of Wendell and Hyman diamonds valued at $2000 and a separate Treasury Bank heist leading to Michael Kennedy’s arrest. Kennedy, ill with pulmonary consumption, faced $3000 bail and eventual imprisonment after a bank claim, with recovered diamond rings attributed to Deputy Superintendent Nelson’s investigation.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions cities and events with unclear naming. The obscured lines reference days, people, and places but lack coherent details or identifiable facts. The piece appears to be a chaotic note rather than a complete news item.
The dialogue recounts Fuad and a Russian envoy discussing Ottoman empire integrity and the impact of ceding Candia to Greece. The interview touches on Serbia frontier rectification, Bulgaria, and Russia’s demand for Turkish neutrality in Europe, signaling a cautious balance of power. The Empreror urges Sultan to heed advice, while Fuad disputes a potential concession.
A New Albany widow recalls months of heartache as Richard Burk, a longtime local carpenter with a Louisville work stint, abandons his wife and three children to live with a paramour. The case, described as one of the most heartless desertions in memory, centers on the family’s pleas for accountability and the man’s disappearance.
A compilation of short items: a colored oat house fire with suspected arson, a Nashville theater note on Belle Boyd, lunar eclipse observations by M. Cha cor, weather and flood reports from Georgia, Epiornis extinction notes, a Philadelphia engineer drowned, and local developments along the Nashville road.
New York reports speculations about the election and other matters of interest. Rome facesContinued insurrection while Parliament is to convene. Border tensions flare on the Canada border as military assets deploy. Officials discuss post office finances and routes in the South amid funding concerns, with a postal treaty between the United States and Belgium nearing ratification.
A compact digest mentions Ohio elections and Republican critique, noting a trend toward equal rights debate and political reactions. It references editorials from The Tribune The Times The Herald The Journal of Commerce and The Post, plus broader commentary on party strength and policy.
The October report notes John Demo's Democratic nomination for a local office and mentions endorsement of a paving or conservation policy by the party. No further details are provided in the fragment.
Reported notes from the Pananglican Synod include remarks by Doctor of Laws ee and Cambrid on bishops attending. Race results show Vietrix winning sweepstakes and Veridis taking Onstrand's stakes at Mid dle Park, with Green steve Mary winning. A clash between Ethiopians and Montanibuets near Mon talibuets is reported as a defeat with no results yet. Movements in Rome and insurrection rumors tie to Party of Action actions and Monduaste alliances. Austria and Vienna references appear with concordat-related mentions.
The New Albany Commercial reports a duo of highway robbers in Kentucky. They robbed a woman near a ship, a citizen named Bell near Haneseck, and a clergyman after threatening money, taking about $70 from another man Mason. News spurred Cloverport residents to pursue, led by a desperado gang head named Bureh, as excitement rose and vigilant efforts formed to capture them.
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