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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Times

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1875

Page

1

Fragmented OCR list of political names and districts

A dense OCR dump lists numerous figures and districts with party labels and abbreviations. It names Henry Keesler, John Ault, E. C. Lewis, Jere Williams, and many others across several congressional areas including Adams, Columbiana, Erie, Fayette, Fairfield, and Notie. The text resembles historical ballot or roster data with Democratic and Republican designations and scattered initials.

Henry Keesler John Ault Wm. Miller Oj. OH W. Ws W. W. Beatty Stanton U. HB David Crawford J. G. Menser D. Sree J. Hodge John Fehrenbach M. L. Dempsey Theodore Beck Las Tebécia Daceoend & Orcnon R Erie James Douglass D. — Fairfield Abraham Seifert D. Fayette William Millikin K. Prapklis John C. Groom

Fragmentary text hints at a remnant entablature topic

A fragmentary OCR line suggests a discussion of an entablature from a Stiennent or Reming context with unclear scope, lacking concrete facts, dates, places, or named entities. The readable portion hints at architectural decoration but provides no verifiable details.

Board of Trade appoints delegates to Hard Money Convention

The Board of Trade met with W T Bishop presiding and J F Blackburn at the desk. A committee named delegates for the Hard Money Convention to be held October 25, listing Alphonso Taft and others. A Cincinnati message urged a public meeting October 30 to discuss the exhibition. The secretary ordered a general meeting for Monday afternoon. Police conduct inquiry opens as Mayor Johnston and Snellaker review charges on election day. Card letters from E Arnold and Captain Welsh defend conduct and seek prompt resolution.

Board of Trade W. T. Bishop J. F. Blackburn Hardmoney Wy Tars Alphonso Taft Lester Taylor Sian CG. M. Holloway L. B Agesis C Onmittee Poe Tosk Goshorn Oes Jones Johnston Snellaker Welsh Rourke Eichelberger Sussman Lieut Arnold Cincinnati G. W. C. Johnston Meon Urs E. Arnold G. We . C. Johnston Nmn Sony Miciakl Welsh Ceptain

Stock Market Outlook Amid Inflation Concerns

The article notes limited speculation in stocks beyond governments and argues that inflation fears may have eased. It suggests the economy could enter a period of improved business conditions as ordinary trade strengthens and legitimate commerce recovers, though high costs for war debts and living expenses linger.

Dineier

Interior Secretary tussle and Tripoli apology

Special dispatch from Cincinnati notes unsettled Interior Secretary position with speculation on Chandler Dennison or Cowen as possible appointee. Washington reports strong action against Tripoli over insult to the American Consul. Pasha agrees to punish offending judges and apologize. foreign officials view the display as strengthening U S standing. Capitol vandalism continues with a painting cut from its frame.

Cincinnati Times Wasuixaron White House Interior Zach Chandler Chandler Dennison Cowen Tripoli American Council Vidal Pasha Capitol Beta Theodore Kaufman

Launch of a New Corvett e Boadicea

Out goes the specie still Lorpor October 16. The amount of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England on balance today is £141,000. Launch of a new corvette the Boadicea. She is a sixteen gun screw cov ey constructed of iron cased with wood.

Bank of England

Disputed Native Delegation Seeks Living Peaceably

A fragmented dispatch from the Mentiiie sheet notes Nevada and Bartaven groups threaten action while San Diego leaders plan a delegation. The chiefs in Los Angeles discuss living under lawful terms and maintaining possession of their former ranch at Pala.

Sax Nevada Bartaven San Diego Cacterene Penties Saisios Gorcote Pala Oio Los Ang

Three Towns Report Fire Losses Across Iowa and Rhode Island

In Cedar Rapids Iowa 12 000 in losses were incurred as a fire destroyed a building and stock owned by Churchill Sons and Son. In Laxsing Iowa another 12000 burned with insured loss. In Woonsocket Rhode Island a fire at Woonsocket High School caused about 25000 in damage with several nearby structures affected.

Cedar Rapids Crepar Ramps Iowa Pecenbert & Maan von A. Churchill & Son Band Ware D. Well Woonsocket Woonsocket High School

Steamship Movements Include Pacific Mail and Costa Rica

Steamships from New York to New York include the Switzerland and C. b Foal sailing to Antwerp and Anchors from San Francisco dated October 15. Pacific Mail Steamers Constitution and Costa Rica sail for Panama, with the old steamer Moses Taylor in tow to be left at Acapulco as a store vessel.

San Francisco Pacific Mail Constitution Costa Rica Panama Moses Taylor Acapulco

River News Briefs Hint at Weekly Cargo Service

Special dispatches note boats and barges ready for departure with the Emma Graham set to make weekly trips between Pittsburg and Cincinnati. Salt Valley to arrive tomorrow and depart for Ironton Monday. Weather cool with rain this morning.

Cincinnati Moela Emma Greham Pittsburg Salt Valley Ironton

How the Democrats Do Go For the Germans

Col era s October 17 report details mixed voting patterns with Hayes Cary and Allen Young showing varied support. Allen leads Cary in Franklin County 157 to 0 while Hayes leads Young 51 to 0 with prohibition candidates trailing. a decline in prohibition votes is noted and a Democrat berates German voters with crude language. Green retracts claim of victory as results tighten and he concedes.

CoLemars Hayes Cary Allen Young Franklin County Siépand Blendon Westerville Prohibition Green

Jerome Park Races Postponed Until Monday Next

Rain causes the Jerome Park Races in New York to be postponed from October 16 to the following Monday. The event will resume with the same schedule and participants as previously announced.

New York

Market Summary From St Louis October Trading Notes

St Louis reports mixed commodity activity with oats and corn trading mixed and unsettled bacon and lard prices. Wheat remains active near 1.12 per bushel while cash oats hold around 1.56 to 1.60. Whisky markets quiet with standard demand noted and supplies steady.

St. Louis Cora Cora Ello Steidy Brantienda Oate

Market report on oil prices and shipments

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports prices firm in Prrrspure Pennsylvania with immediate shipment at 170 and 168 and a market firm stance at Oil City with crude and refined crude quoted in the 6s and 15s ranges. Philadelphia market quiet with crude and refined prices noted.

Cincinnati Times

Police Court Briefs Surface In Local Matters

In the Police Court this morning, a number of cases were heard as part of local matters. Citizens awaited dispositions on charges and municipal enforcement actions, with judges addressing minor infractions and scheduling further hearings.

Cin Gas Light President Scarborough Reported Ill

Scarborough president of the Cincinnati Gas Light and Coke Company is seriously ill at his New York hotel.

Scarborough The Cincipnati Gas Light and Coke Company New York

Workhouse Sentences For Drunkenness And Disorderly Conduct

Charlie Frank jailed for drunkenness 00 days EUen Buarton detained for disorderly conduct 30 days John Simavonds sentenced for improper conduct ... Fred re hay ng found with burglar's tools in possession 30 days.

Charlie Frank Euen Buarton John Simavonds Fred Re

Prison For Pants Theft In Police Court

In the Police Court this morning, Robert Franklin and Henry Johnson were convicted of stealing two pairs of pants from J. J. Schumacher. Both were sentenced to 30 days in the Workhouse and fined 3 dollars plus costs each.

Robert Franklin Henry Johnson J. J. Schumacher

Three boys convicted of loitering before Judge Lindemann

Robert Donnelly Michael McDenny and James Kennedy all about 15 were found guilty of loitering before Judge Lindemann this morning and committed to the House of Refuge.

Robert Donnelly Michael McDenny James Kennedy Lindemann House of Refuge

Hosbrook Reflects on County Surveyor Vote Totals

Democratic candidate Hosbrook analyzes published returns and finds Sonam Cane Democratic trails by about two hundred votes. He notes Birnbaum leads with a 736 majority. The fragmented text records election tallies and candidate standings.

Hosbrook Sonaip Cane Democratic Missioner Hop- Ce Walumies We Wands Birnbaum

Fire at Mitchell and Rammelsberg Furniture Factory

A fire discovered about 4 o clock this morning damaged the fifth story of the Mitchell and Rammelsberg Company Furniture Factory on Second street near Smith. The blaze was brought under control quickly by prompt engine response, with heavy water damage to several floors and an estimated loss of more than $10,000. Insurance coverage totals about $75,000 across multiple Cincinnati companies and agencies.

Mitchell and Rammelsberg Company Second Street Smith Viacinnati

Death of Edward Harwood Esq Prominent Citizen

In the death of Edward Harwood at his Baymiller and Dayton street residence the community mourns a valued member. A devout Baptist and businessman, he left a substantial fortune for relief of the needy and his funeral is set for tomorrow at half past two from his residence.

Edward Harwood Baymiller and Dayton Eawarden Harwood The Baptist Church Busines Gor

Largest meeting of Music Hall fund solicitation committee

The Committee on Solicitation of Subscriptions to the Music Hall fund held its largest meeting at the Board of Trade Rooms. W. B. Munson presided and J. F. Blackburn was secretary. The group planned active outreach to finish the fundraising and raise the needed amount, with three officers and several members set to personally solicit and reorganize the committee. The session adjourned until next Saturday.

Music Hall Fund Board of Trade Rooms Saleiea Tice Cauiianlties Messrs Munson Bagher Adae

Counting Official Returns From Many Precincts

Counting official returns of eighty five voting precincts and sixty four names is a long tedious process. It requires clerical labor and a force to assist the County Clerk. The tally sheets are audited and compared to correct errors. The work will take about half an hour per precinct and may be completed tomorrow.

Ath Brayraergee el Ray

Boston Letter to Last Sunday's San Fran

Boston papers reach the city nearly a day earlier than San Francisco due to the fast mail train. A century ago Boston mailed to New York monthly and took six weeks to Philadelphia. postal changes sped tidings for merchants and residents of the Hub.

Boston Golden Gate B. Freaklis New York City Philadelphis Francisco Anaes Baer Pacific Coast

Butler misstates Bank of England suspensions in critique

Review notes Ben Butler misreads Bank of England history arguing suspensions of specie payments. It clarifies no suspensions occurred since 1821 and 1544 act governs note issuance. asserts Butler’s facts show depth of misinformation and muddled knowledge of public figures and finance.

N.Y Ben. Butler Bank of Bank of England General Butler Spee Ns Seger Crice Avery Y Butler Celery Wien Gen Butler Webster Statesman

A Joke on Rahilly in Wabash Herald

A joke about Rahilly circulates, noting a recalled paper anecdote. It recalls his Senate speech opening about farming life and corn rows, provoking a quip from the gallery. Mentions Thiers’ popularity unsettling MacMahonites and a note on presidential adjournment to 1882. Also reports Mrs. James Pendergast’s sudden death in Kentucky from apoplexy.

Leary and Wever Obituaries Mention in Newport and Rochester

Fragments report two obituaries or funeral notices. Charlotte E O Leary wife of J W O Leary of Duluth Michigan is named with a date reference October and time 8 o clock in Rochester New York. A Wever from Newport is noted in his 68th year with mention of Despaths.

Leary Charlotte E. O'Leary J. W. O Leary Due Mt i Kome Rochester New York Cleves Dane Cbave Thas Wever Newport Despaths

Church Services Notice at Redeemer Unitarian and Baptist Church

Cor Sixth and Mound Wendie pastor will officiate at religious services tomorrow at 11 o'clock with Sunday school at 9. Baptist Church on Court street between Mound and Wesley invites worshipers. preaching by Dr W H Beis at 7:30 p.m. Free seats.

Church OF the Redeemer-Unitarian- Cor Wendie Ae Unitarian Teese Ne Church MST Baptist Church Court Street Mound Wesley Arcnde Peeeenre Nese W. H. Beisse Kane M. Eikendall

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