Hotel Arrivals Noted at Principal Hotels
Sat evening October 19 1867 Tasetrade reports arrivals at major hotels with A C Jostix Co as proprietors and notes two buyers present for the event.
19 Oct 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1867
Page
1
Sat evening October 19 1867 Tasetrade reports arrivals at major hotels with A C Jostix Co as proprietors and notes two buyers present for the event.
The St Luke Hospital at Broadway and Franklin, founded by the Protestant Episcopal Church, remains in operation with a two car old facility. The annual report notes wards for males and females, 23 current patients, 18 males and 10 females, and 552 patients treated since founding. One patient’s artwork and ongoing charitable care are highlighted as examples of the hospital’s community impact.
A dedication ceremony honors Grace M. E. Cavacs as community members gather for a formal unveiling. Local officials and residents express appreciation for Cavacs's contributions, with speeches emphasizing service, leadership, and ongoing stewardship.
Notice expresses regret over the loss of Dodds Macneale and Urban Bank Safe and Lock Manufacturers and notes efforts to resume operations. It mentions support from their agents and the fire brigade, with encouragement from Burnet House to persevere and reopen the factory.
A fragment notes Valentine Weber involved in a pleas matter as part of a legal record. Further details are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
Reminiscences detail the Nova Cose Lodge No.2 and the Grand Temple at Third and Walnut. The article traces the lodge’s founding in 1791, its structure and growth, and describes the opulent interiors from Entered Apprentice to Master Mason halls, including the Persian Court and Armory rooms, highlighting the temple’s architectural grandeur and long-standing finances.
Disruptive notes describe a grand jury action and a medical case after a cattle train accident near Falmouth Kentucky. Reports detail a fractured skull and a patient treated at Drennon House, along with several local court proceedings on Green Street and at Tentath and Eleventh streets.
Special Correspondence from Cincinnati details a grim city in the Great Platte Valley. The writer chronicles a desert town built for trade and plunder, its movable houses, squalid saloons, female-dance houses, and a population immersed in alcohol and vice amid rapid railway-driven change.
From Mexico the presidential election turmoil and a collapsed energy on the New York docks after a boiler explosion. Three men killed and several injured including Christie Glorry and Nicholas Gerry. Reports on Atlantic & Great Western Railway finances and Lincoln branch plans. A collision on the Hornellsville Erie line killed a brakeman. Government letters discuss 3 per cent certificates reserve requirements for national banks and a race disturbance in Pendleton South Carolina.
A single readable fragment reports a fatal death tied to an oil facility. The brief mentions an unnamed person involved in the incident and hints at a platform catastrophe. Further specifics are not provided in the text.
From Nashville October 18 the Metropolitan Police began duty for the night with no session at Heatiotare. Reports mention Franklin, Bombers, and other figures as belighted with related concerns.
A group of nine lured Mr. Porter from his Johnsonville residence under false pretenses claiming to need him as a witness. William Pierce emerged from the nearby bluff and shot Porter dead. Pierce was later captured and held for trial as investigators pursue the case.
From Avisona late advices report Apaches raiding Wickenburg and carrying off the entire stock of the phase. They were mounted and well equipped. No resistance or pursuit occurred as cavalry had taken all horses. General Gregg directs ongoing wartime efforts amid troop shortages.
William Murphy once sentenced by a military commission for boat-burning on the Mississippi faced a U S Circuit Court hearing. The judge ruled he could be arraigned again in civil court and remanded him to confinement while officials consider renewed or new charges. Indian Commission travels from Fort Larned to Medicine Lake Creek with Kiowas chiefs in tow. Reports from Santa Fe note citizen meetings on Kansas Pacific railroad expansion and possible Omaha route rights.
Report from Toronto notes Fenian arms seized by the United States in 1866 and recently restored. About four thousand stands and cava saddles arrived at Potsdam. Authorities believe Fenians may exploit upcoming elections to justify or coordinate a raid, with Canada’s government fully informed and taking precautions.
From Mexico by Cuban Cable Havana reports Juarez winning a majority for an amendment in the capital while Vera Cruz news runs to the 14th mat. The minister congratulates Juarez on a great triumph as banditti and travel danger are noted around the country. The U S secretary of legation Mr Plumm is cited in dispatches.
Atlantic Cable summary reports on the Derby dinner in Manchester and political debates over the government’s actions, touching on peace prospects, the Alabama case, and international tensions. The note references France’s demand, an expedition prepared to sail to Rome, and unfolding events in Italy.
A chaotic report from Chicago describes a man who attempted self harm on Desplaines Street near North Desplines, with bystanders and a passerby splintered by the episode. The witness sketch notes a hurried response, a crowd surrounding the scene, and concerns about the individual’s condition and possible public danger.
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