14 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1874
Page
1
A brief rural report notes minimal shifts in local agricultural conditions with steady crop prospects. Observers cite stable weather, constant markets, and unchanged yields across several fields, indicating limited disruption to seasonal planning.
Reports from Harrison County show a close contest on the county ticket and for Congress with Kerr’s supporters claiming a one hundred vote margin. Craven supporters anticipate a small Cravens majority in Gretk County. Democrats appear poised for Clerk and Auditor wins amid tight races. Claypool elected to Congress in this district by a small margin. Baxter likely to the State Senate with Republican opposition and party notes.
The article notes strong confidence in self-sustainment before the Senate as Senator Flanagan advised them not to resign and pledged to stand by to block nominees. Election day drew little interest aside from high offices, with Democrats poised to jubilate after a surprising outcome.
New York reports October 14 that exiled Cuban groups push forward amid libel actions. Officials name a key figure and outline alleged grievances against Cuban authorities as tensions rise.
A scrambled OCR fragment describes a poisoning incident involving a named person, with references to a woman and a tethered scene. The readable portions point to a toxic event linked to Nosow and Fran eieeees, suggesting a crime or accident narrative, but specifics are unclear.
Fragmentary notice addresses the public with a cryptic warning about fire and dangers from an unclear source. Mentions names like Corciminati and a date October 14 1874, but details are unreadable.
A westbound New York Express over the C. H. & D. Railroad collided with the Richmons freight about a mile north of the stockyards. Both trains were behind schedule as crews cleared wreckage and assessed damage. Local precincts listed names and numbers in scattered election notes amid the disruption.
Mayor Johnston Hof and Cameron attended a weekly meeting. The council approved a resolution to establish a police pound in the Twenty fifth Ward and directed officers to file new forms. The session was brief with other routine business.
The Times printed a claim that the Red Stocking club defeated the Hurons of Columbus 9 to 0, a score officials say could not have occurred. The Hurons received no reply and had no engagement to play the Reds, who allegedly were afflicted and not on the field. The article mentions Sesebell Clother and lists Mintzer as president and secretary in a confusing Marine context.
A political court session this morning saw Lewis Sandie admonish Alice Weston and face a sentence of three months in a work house plus a fine.
A fragment references ward returns and alleged dishonesty among politicians tied to cliques. Mentions Alderman Smith and figures like Beel and Godman, with voter patterns and names such as Medina and Wallace. Indicates recorder and Bender with a 16 vote majority.
The aging son of Cite abou guere sought a proper place to meet but the Trustees kindly offered their house. Mr. Stanage and the school extend grateful thanks for the hospitality and assistance.
The Ohio coal measures cover extensive areas with many districts like Mahoning, Steubenville, and Cambridge in Guernsey and Belmont counties. The Bird's Bill vein is heavily mined in Mahoning Valley, with mines near Munsilion and Summit Counties. About 300 mines operate in the state with over 22,000 workers and thousands more above ground.
Weather summary from War Dgrarruest Office in Washington DC notes warm conditions and overcast sky. Forecast indicates partly cloudy conditions with showers possible and temperatures near seasonal norms for the Northwest region.
The report mentions a hot air balloon accident near San Francisco and a fatal Lake City incident in Minnesota involving a kerosene device and a child. It also notes Indian raids on horses, a U S Commission inquiry on Cuban claims, and a counterfeiters case in Buffalo. Names include Parvis, Thos Ballard, Julia Ann, Elizabeth Britton, and Mrs Sheepan, with various juristic and investigative references.
The report notes Treasury and civil service shifts including Ian Eesenatr Cattell assigned to London duty and Richard W. B. resignations accepted for Albena 308. A Springfield official advances to a new general role, while reforms at the Supreme Court extend authority for city lease terms. Julia Ward Howe delivers the annual address as gas rate adjustments and 5 percent increases are examined in Louisiana.
A fragmentary item notes that a Fairbanks company display was regarded as a testimonial to the merits of its scales and mentions a colored church having adopted something, reflecting brief overseas appreciation for American industry reported by the Evening Post.
A morning fire in the cooper shop and beer keg shed adjacent to Schwab's brewery in the Second Ward destroyed a large stock. The fire alarm operated and the department arrived promptly. The brewery and stable were saved. losses were smaller and covered by insurance.
A private hospital named Oak facility faces scrutiny as Meth Reveal Ptracty case unfolds. The Count’s family has offered a million thalers bail to influence proceedings amid ongoing legal actions.
October 14 reports a clash between Portuguese and Brazilian factions. Several killed and wounded as the conflict escalates leaving readings unclear.
Special dispatch notes the Exposition opens tomorrow as another heavy frost blankets the area. Joe Miller, once a leading livery operator in Cincinnati and Columbus, died suddenly last night. It is unclear where his relatives reside.
The session opened with morning prayer as committees debated prayer book matters and memorials. Resolutions urged Canada to require letters of commendation for bishops and clergy considering emigration to the United States, and to notify upon suspension or deposition. The convention adjourned after discussing candidate certificates for Wisconsin and Illinois bishops.
In Jeffersonville Indiana on October 14 supporters say Kerr the Democratic candidate for the Third District has about a 2000 vote majority over Cravens. The Clark County Democratic ticket except for Treasurer shows a roughly 7 to 1 ratio with a net gain around 400.
New York October 11 report on Western U ton telegraph Company election. The final tally shows the old board replaced by Levi P. Siediee and others.
At the American Jockey meeting the first race carried a purse for Bees and tan Wells. Bartines were a race and was won by Survivor with Stanford in second place.
Governor Harteauft issues a clemency or execution order affecting Wilkes F. Udderzook Ome O Mara and Patrick Irvin with a November date. The release provides sparse details on charges or court actions.
Special river dispatches report light traffic with several lines of freight and passenger runs. Vague destinations include Cairo, Louisville, Cannelton, and Evansville with multiple 6 P. M. to 11 P. M. departure times noted and a lightly staffed schedule.
New Orleans reports mixed commodity values with flour steady to quiet, corn, oats, and rye varying slightly on the market. Wheat quotes ease, barley unchanged, whisky steady at 102 dollars, pork and bacon prices weak, muscle notes on receipts and cattle head counts.
Special Dispatch notes a dull market with prices slipping. Refined goods show weak demand with prices steady at disputed levels. regional markets including Parker and Titusville display quiet activity and variable shipments.
The Second Ward councilman election fills the vacancy caused by Irwin Wright’s resignation, with Benj. Gleston chosen over James by a 143 vote majority.
The Lookouts of Mt Lookout defeated the Stonehunters of Columbia on Saturday in Tupigs. Details are incomplete but record shows a victory by the Lookouts with a score noted as two to one in favor.
Mr P Flanigan an executive committee member from the First Ward was arrested last evening charged with inducing a colored man who was not residing in the city to vote in the Second Precinct. The man reportedly lived in Richmond and was on his way home from the city.
The death of prominent contractor Mr James Morrison at 203 Taylor Street follows a fall on stairs in his home. Coroner rules accidental death from a stairway fall. Morrison described as a man of strict integrity and a devoted husband and father, with deep community sympathy. The piece also notes generous local actions and other brief community items.
A fragmented OCR passage combines quotes from diverse sources including New Zealand Gazette Church Journal and Sporting Chronicle. It weaves references about faith, emotion, and a dramatic moment as a character reflects, weeps, and longs for a kiss amid blurred lines of memory and literature.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a San Francisco to Chicago fruit car shipment at $1,500 per car and a Carson Valley figure linking Union Pacific, ES Laing Sedeo, and a Chicago vehicle purchase. The anecdote hints at price competition, promises of lower rates, and the era’s shipping frictions and business chatter among unnamed participants.
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