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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1874
Page
1
Jewell resists pressure and grants Plympton Company a fair chance to meet obligations while the President is expected to arrive next Thursday or Friday.
The Daily Times lists election results for Bees County on October 17 with votes for Secretary of State Beil 4 208 Wiket 2 70 School Commissioner Smart 3 207 Harvey 2 781 Judge La Een Sapenas 02 Day 2 707 Judge of Supreme Court vacancy Rex 3 208 Johnson 2 786 Chief Justice Gress 3 208 Foose 2 786 Board of Public Works Schilder 3 237 Homer 2 506 Congressional Neal 3 160.
A fragmented Providence item notes poets and a teen figure with unclear details. The readable words reference October, a brother named Louis, and a missing fuller context. The text remains partial and indistinct about events or outcomes.
A fragment from a Barer report notes the Grand Jury being lectured by judges about secrecy and duty after a morning session. The text is unclear on further names or dates.
A fragment notes that the board will probably convene in June 1875, with no further details on location, agenda, or participants. The line hints at an upcoming session without providing specifics.
Incomplete OCR text lists Theo McCoy of Jefferson and mentions wages, a New York date October 16, and Evangelical Education Society annual session. Officers and treasurer notes appear but are garbled. The piece hints at a society meeting and financial reporting but lacks clear details or outcomes.
A concise notice from Glasgow University reports a carving project or election event dated October 17. The fragment references a term related to elections or duties and mentions Glasgow in connection with a group or activity labeled Bees.
Berlin dispatch reports Count Vou unveiling a strategic gambit as arcane maneuvers unfold in loxpox tensions on October 17. The brief note signals diplomatic play between factions amid shifting alliances and hidden objectives.
Special Dispatch notes morning returns show Belmont County and Clermont County tallies with candidates Wikoff Bell and Buchtel. Detailed counts include Belmont 3 086 Wikoff 3 707 Bell 3 505 Bechtel 85 and Clermont 2 818 Wikoff 2 ? Bell 3 203 Buchtel 2 134 Bell.
A reported incident occurred when an individual fell through a rear area of a shop, causing exposure to feces. Authorities investigated the scene, noting unsanitary conditions and potential health hazards. No injuries were confirmed at the time of reporting.
October 17 report from Bousay notes a clone incident disrupting the race as a cyclist was thrown from the track. The brief item records the mishap and ensuing crowd reaction at the venue.
A brief dispatch notes an incident described as a murder connected to a Black Mike route, with limited readable details. Authorities and local officials reportedly investigate the case as an ongoing inquiry early in the reporting period.
New Albany reports the State Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association convened yesterday. Dr Munball of Indianapolis was elected president. Six associations participated from twenty in the state with twenty five delegates. International reports show 1119 members in Indiana and 5500 dollars expended.
A meeting is underway at Phillips Hall regarding building a railroad from Road at Union Connersville to Shelbyville and to connect with the Cleveland and Columbus line in the interest of expanding regional rail service.
Treasury directs actions related to a case or notice on a specific matter with potential rebates. The fragment mentions a payment or request involving a taker and a sanitary or tax related subject, but the readable text is incomplete and unclear. Further context would clarify the exact parties and actions involved.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a date October 16 and names including Nan Yong and Glas. Unclear event or location details prevent full reconstruction. lacks verbs or concrete actions to confirm a specific news item.
Fragmented OCR shows Wheat and Flour markets steady to firm in parts, with Corn quiet and Molasses firm. Prices listed for October through December contracts, cash and futures quotes mixed. Whisky unsettled and lower. Sparse readable entities include Acme, Pebris, and October notes.
A woman named Gertie Warren was sent to Probate Court by Judge Meréhast this morning. Chas Corcoran faced charges of living in adultery with a woman named Bayne. Judge Marchant also presided over related proceedings. The Columbia avenue fund nears exhaustion with only 160 left per the County Auditor. A sorrel mare stolen from John Peterson at 73 Bank Street on the 14th was recovered by Hammond Street Station officers. In baseball, Arctic Club beat Hunkidoris 23 to 10 at Ladiona in a full nine-inning game. The Arctic players Wehman and the third baseman are noted for their performances.
J W Laweoh a noted boot and shoemaker in the city fell suddenly to paralysis at Weatherhead's drugstore between eight and nine P M and died at Cincinnati Hospital shortly after midnight. He had no relatives in the country and his funeral services will be arranged by the Odd Fellows.
Mary Bahrie, shot by a policeman during a failed arrest, shows slight recovery after the ball was removed by Dr Cleveland. The officer and a second party were tried and fined for their roles. testimony supported the officer acted under threat, with prosecutors urging harsher punishment for attackers of police.
The writer critiques the era and asks if modern drama can sustain serious acting names like Agnes Booth at Wood's Theatre while noting shifting tastes and the difficulty of filling paying houses in New York and the country. The piece questions whether current drama can profitably attract audiences and support the repertory.
A fragmented 19th century clipping notes alleged corrupt activities within the Democratic party, accusing officials of peculations and extortions. It mentions preparations for major races and ongoing political maneuvering, with references to candidates and local officials.
Announcement notes the Seventeenth Annual Convention of a local organization occurring in October in Batrmwons. Details are sparse in the fragment but imply a formal gathering with standard proceedings and local participation.
Explosion at a Standard Oil Company still in Cleveland at 1 o'clock injures Thomas Doolan. Cause unknown. Loss estimated between five and ten thousand dollars. Police and fire crews respond as investigators assess the scene and damage.
Jas W Swint, a patient in a Pittsburgh hospital, committed suicide after receiving medicine at 9 o clock. A nurse left briefly and returned ten minutes later to find him hanging.
Pirtasere dated October 17 reports the Monongahela River dropping two feet three inches. A packet named Elisha is noted at Woodker of Oughioghen ver. B F Wilson, a coal merchant, reports a valuable horse stolen last night.
Fragmentary OCR notes report Philip Kurz, a saloon keeper assaulted by John Hall and John Turley, died Tuesday evening. Included is a death notice for Miss Lacy Brant who died yesterday afternoon at her mother's residence on Third Street Third Ward. services planned for tomorrow at 3 PM.
A fragmented report describes Bernum ascend ing yesterday in Cincinnati and encountering unclear officials amid a tense scene. The text mentions a person named Roberson of the Com sock and a dispute over control of the balloons with evasive, disjointed dialogue.
A fragmentary Obie Register item notes bees blamed for a disturbance near a well and a dog and a bee dead. The report mentions a Box, Payee, and prowling dog while the details remain unclear.
Fragmentary text describes Joblike trials and tribulations of a Republican editor amid Democratic exultation. The readable portion hints at personal struggle and political conflict within the South Bend Tribune era.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Circleville Herald Union, Martin Van Buren, Silas Wright, President Grant, and unnamed events. The readable portion lacks a coherent story, names, dates, or concrete actions to summarize beyond referencing political figures and a vague dispatch.
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