19 Oct 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1877
Page
1
Fragmentary remarks recount a Senate inquiry into a Louisiana case and the validity of forms, with references to Senator Jonas and committee rules. The discussion touches on election legitimacy, potential delays, and adherence to Senate procedures amid partisan commentary.
Partial OCR text describes a large finance swindle case linked to Alam Stevens and Geo W Miller. Mentions victims or defendants with references to Texas authorities and ongoing legal action. Details are fragmented and unclear.
A brief wire report notes changes in freight rates from New York and other cities. It cites reductions and increases across several legs, mentioning Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia Buffalo and Buffalo area rates with cents per unit adjustments and general direction of price movement.
Disjointed notes from New York discuss Cheney Whe securing a unidentified stake in Iron Works after a long period. The report references assets, secured creditors, and an Adams statement on fund value, with mentions of Buffalo figures and J H McVicker in a late stage committee.
Creditors assert that adding a mid totals increases assets enough to cover liabilities estimated around 150000 dollars. The dispute centers on whether the enhanced assets meet the obligation level and how creditors will be paid.
A jumble of reports covers a court dismissal in Wisconsin, a resignation hint tied to an election cycle, and party dynamics in Missouri. It notes a Chippewa River navigation case, Wisconsin statehood debates, and Senate inquiries into Louisiana correspondence. A missing child case parallels the broader tone of unsettled affairs.
From Newark Courier: General McClellan’s first hint in fifteen years that he seeks state leadership, claiming bona fide Jersey residence. The report notes his slow pace and a tense scene within a Synod assembly as he backed Elizabeth over West in a moderator vote, amid talk of popularity.
Fragmentary note discusses Russian generals and a contrast in positions. The brief fragment hints at a historical wartime context and the Boston Herald as source. Details are limited, but the focus is on Russian generals and dual sides in conflict.
A fragment from the Webington Dispatch discusses a politician urging passage of free trade, the silver dollar, paper money, and customs duties before the current session adjourns. It emphasizes broad support for monetary and fiscal reforms across the party.
A cryptic fragment traces a quest for a genuine path. The speaker blends military imagery with uncertain aims, hinting at discipline, loyalty, and a call to pursue a defined end. The text remains terse and puzzling, leaving interpretation to the reader.
The text appears as fragmented OCR with unclear context and no readable event or named entities to summarize into a coherent news item.
Ambiguous notes reference pacification aims and a conciliatory push within a regional context. Officials indicate steps toward stabilization, with observers expecting measured progress and limited public tensions as talks proceed.
The Mansfeld Herald notes shifts in party alignment as Republicans increasingly align with the President. The piece observes growing support within the Republican ranks for current White House policies and the political implications of these alliances.
The text discusses a policy of peace with the South and notes that republicanism remains alive. It asserts no fear of republican ascendancy returning soon, comparing it to a hypothetical strong showing in Ohio. The fragment reflects political sentiment without a clear event or date.
The Sandusky Register notes pacification efforts and Southern claims after the war. It argues many southern losses fuel calls for reconciliation and prompt payment if the North and Administration remain sincere. The piece warns the national question soon confronts the nation as policy considerations unfold.
The Chicago Times notes Curtis has long pressed Civil Service reform yet shows he benefited from appointments to the New York office and the Post Office, with many relatives and friends in both. The piece mocks his stance as inconsistent and hypocritical.
The fragment discusses Harper's Weekly and the Dekuenat rebels in treason stakes. It questions how to distinguish repentant traitors from those who are not and mentions a Mr Berets linked to the presidency. The tone imitates a political commentary of the era.
Fragmentary note from the Philadelphia Times mocks an Ohio election result and a Democratic rival linked to the White House race. The text lampoons opponents and questions motives, using a harsh, jocular tone. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
The comment suggests Governor Young might have secured the governorship if General Geo K Nash had won the fight, implying Nash's victory would have propelled Young into office with strong support.
A fragmentary note from the Norwalk Experiment criticizes Charley Foster as inept and down and out. The piece mocks his record and labels him a political bummer, suggesting persistent personal ineptitude.
A Philadelphia third ward striker Fletcher assists Sem Randall by knocking down and dragging on election day, with Randall allegedly paldocing the doorkeeper to reinstate him.
Two more highly respectable Gilman stripe criminals have been found in New York as sources for courtroom lamentation. The text mocks tears as fueling the growth of these social weeds in a sharp editorial tone.
In Auglaize County the treasurer faced robbery and confusion as officials struggle with dishonest conduct and mixed reaction from Ohio supporters. The piece notes a desolate tone and uncertain public esteem amid ongoing trouble.
A fragmentary Chicago Post clipping reports political turmoil surrounding Halstead and Cleve lad Poladecie amid a chaotic debate. The brief mentions a sale of knowledge and shifting alliances as readers weigh influence and power in the era.
The article notes reduced eagerness to oust Roscoe Conkling from the Republican fold following the Ohio vote. It discusses how adversity shapes party tactics and the shifting outlook within the party hierarchy.
A satirical note from the Akron Argus mocks a local figure describing him as a tiny, sycophantic organ of limited influence while contrasting his claims to merit with Halstead’s possessions.
Brief, unclear excerpt references Fayette County Republican, Ohio care legislation, and a desire for full sewing or swing at all. Details are fragmentary and identity/context are limited within the readable text.
From the Philadelphia Press an article previews a feature on how safety for women stands today. The piece reviews social expectations and risks, signaling a broader discussion within Ser lonal ums sections.
From the Dayton Journal fragments hint at numerous resignations as a figure described as a seer leaves or plans departure. The readable text is fragmentary and offers no clear names, dates, or concrete events to confirm specifics.
Ohio State Journal notes a lone survivor, Dalsell, standing above the general wreck as the scene depicts persisting sorrow and ruin after the disaster.
When Bishop Bosworth Smith of Kentucky dies the Senior Bishop of the Protestant church will be ... Dr.
In Washington the Senate debate on credentials for Eustas of Louisiana drew a large audience. Senator Davis aligned with Republicans and argued for further investigation, defeating Thurman’s push and leading Thurman to postpone his own resolution. The session adjourned until Monday. A separate note presents text of Ingalls silver dollar bill. Also mentioned is a Kansas patient ill with Bright’s disease.
In Columbus a mother seeks a pardon for W M Daniels of Cincinnati now serving a murder sentence. The governor denies clemency at this time. Letters attacking Governor Young circulate as four counties remain to complete official election returns.
The Sharpsburg and Etna Savings Bank closed its doors today after a $300 check presented this morning was not honored. Assets and liabilities are not yet disclosed.
The Boston session reports Lloyd Welle elected treasurer with Nathan Matthews declining re election. A joint committee on Domestic and Society issues the canon amendments for wider ministry. Debate covers separation of morning and evening prayer and use of the communion.
Special Dispatches report mild cloudy weather and a stationary river with 4 feet 2 inches in the canal and 2 feet 2 inches over the night. Freight movement continues. water is hauled for miles to water caves as creeks run dry. Dredge boats Oswego and Ohio operate near the dyke. several steamboats depart Cairo and Evansville with varied schedules.
The steamer Massachusetts has been aground in the Sound since the 4th. Estimated repair costs total 350000 dollars with insurance covering 75000.
San Francisco October 19 reports Senator Morton’s son aboard the St Paul from Onalaska is improving but doctors forbid his removal for now.
Reading court reports state that seven July rioters were charged. Six were found not guilty while the seventh individual, Goodhart, was convicted of inciting to riot.
Fire at Oswego Falls Woolen Mills caused partial destruction with estimated losses around 100000 dollars. The blaze damaged buildings and equipment at the Oswego location on October 19.
Detroit reports flour steady with mixed grain prices and higher wheat demand. Chicago shows wheat and corn per bushel movement with pork, lard, and bacon values, plus steady hog and cattle receipts and market quietness at midweek.
October 19 market snippet shows United Oil at wells priced at 2.174 with barrels referenced and Antwerp Paris Philadelphia and New York as points of trade. The text also mentions 344 francs and a 47 1/2 cent figure alongside a note of francs in Philadelphia.
A series of brief items notes Anna Strotkame suing Henry Schwerman for 1000 on a note, a stallion valued at 2000 dying near Alexandria, Samuel Thatcher's misfortune, the Bedlevue Mite Society meeting at Hakill’s, Cons J Heum named assignee for bankrupt Christian Ziegler, abundant small game for Campbell and Pendleton counties, George and Mrs Poone’s silver wedding, a calico ball fundraiser for relief of the poor, John C Dugpee preparing to address workers, George Beimeroxe’s legal demand for jury, a case of alleged brutality against an elderly mother, several candidates for a local office, Rev T D Wars to preach at First Baptist Newport, Dayton City Council debating a hand fire engine, District B property protest over a sale, Alf Ginn named special detective, and note of Newport’s poverty.
Balorade dispatches from October 19 report the Servian Premier telegraphing that pressure for Servia’s disarmament would cause serious complications in the Principality, signaling heightened regional tension.
The advisory notes cloudy weather with warmer southerly winds and falling barometer in western stations, followed by colder northwest conditions. Northeast winds and rain are expected in the Lower Lakes region, with a storm near St. Louis impacting the Upper Lake, Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys.
In Washington the XLVth Congress met to discuss pension age reduction and abolishing agencies with a committee report to examine expenses. Thurman led debate on Eustis credentials with Davis supporting Eustis, then adjourned until Monday.
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