20 Oct 1875
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1875
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage discusses politicians and generals in a conflict, mentioning Elijah Frere Colonel Divers General Sib and Pierrepont Jewell. The text hints at Republican power struggles and observers seeking clear explanations as the party nears a critical point.
Fragmentary text mentions oil, a prince, a squadron, a contract for Little Rock Fort carett fort Sait Aliens, Buffalo aldermen in misconduct case, Odd Fellows encampments, and prisoners at an execution site. Details are fragmentary and names unclear.
Havre dated notes report a plan to advance bank rates amid general sentiment at the Stock Exchange. Mention of Peru and a dispute over a pat ue suggests damaged text but the core claim is a forthcoming rate increase anticipated tomorrow.
Special Dispatch reports in Indianapolis that William G. Munson, who was to wed tonight, transferred all his property to his mother yesterday. Social circles note who attended the ceremony has been postponed.
Jacob Standeman was convicted yesterday of Louisa Siedenwald and sentenced to a term in the state pen. the judge imposed punishment as reported from New York on October 20. The document is fragmented but indicates a criminal case outcome and a prison sentence.
In a brief local notice, Leopees and Wild Idle-Is of Springbok and Grinstead decline to contest the district race. The action ends their participation, with no further candidates named and the seat left uncontested.
partial telegram style shipping notes dated October 19 record ships including the Faraday Waldesian and City of Chester arriving or sailing between Glasgow Montreal New York and Virginia. The entries mention steamship movements and destinations with minimal context.
Dispatches report river conditions and weather from Prresavac and Albany on October 20. Snowtox notes clear skies and mild temps with river traffic constrained by shallow passages. Evansville reports moderate business and few boats. only packets available on the riverfront as the week begins.
Fragmentary market note shows prices and bids for futures and cash. Mentions include cash values around 61 for November and 52 cents bid, with November contracts and rye, barley, and whisky prices cited in a terse, uncertain OCR fragment. No clear entities or outcomes due to damaged text.
Police request residents with any knowledge of irregularities on election day to come forward. Mayor Johnston urges witnesses, noting a need for both sides to be examined and cases to be revisited if necessary.
Judge Lindemann handed out work-house terms to multiple offenders including James Mc Henry sixty days for assault and battery and Annie Williams sixty days for disorderly conduct. Jacob Williams faced petit larceny charges with a twenty five dollar fine. The burglary on Ninth Street near Mound saw entry into the Sullivan residence with jewelry taken from two Misses Sullivan and about seventy five dollars stolen before escape.
The Texas Building Association filed its articles of incorporation with the County Recorder this morning. The capital stock is divided into 400 shares. Incorporators are Anthonusman Fred Lau Omnes Bets Selites and M L Buchwalter.
A prominent local lawyer in the southern past of the State was the sole Hammond Street Station slate candidate this morning. He was taken in for safe sense, then released after a quiet nap he greatly needed.
The County Commissioners authorize Israel H. Pendery, William McGiller, and Arshah Compton as viewers to examine and report on the Millcreek Township election precinct to be known as Bond Hill.
A group of gentlemen traveled to Philadelphia on Saturday night to view the famed exhibits and to meet with Louis G Glens Seep and poet at the Chamber of Commerce.
The State v. A A White and others came on demurrer for a preliminary appeal against a commission of the plaintiffs claim. The court reviewed the record on demurrer and sustained the plea, holding no valid office or authority existed for the defendants as a county body to lay out free access or to act as a governing commission. Dispositions of other cases noted include Lyons v Fleahman and Gaynor v Wykoff with reversals and affirmations. Judge Cox announced the court’s opinion with Judge Murdock dissenting.
The document records probate actions for Jane Way and Edward Harwood with executors named under Wa Wood's will. It also mentions condemnation proceedings, with notes on plaintiff progress and a Clifton Inclined Plan reference, reflecting fragmented legal and land actions from the period.
Fragmented text references Aston Ohio mills loss without insurance and multiple stores in Texas. Mentions postal matter and a few names and places across Ontario and the United States, but details are unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Fractured OCR item mentions Renee Pimlico and a race in 1874 with Cheatham. It notes heat progress and a third place ahead of favorites, with several garbled phrases about times and winners.
A ceremonial first centennial train departed Buffalo this morning at seven o clock heading to Philadelphia. Spectators turned out to watch and salutes were fired as the historic voyage began.
The case appeared before the United States Circuit Court with judges including Jan H. B. La Trobe of Baltimore and Hon. Peter f New York. The bondholders action concerns interests of the parties and a dispute over authority. The outcome or specifics are not clearly stated in the fragment.
A blaze destroyed Disston's steam saw mill in Atlantic City on October 20, burning a heavy stock of lumber and causing substantial losses estimated at 35 thousand dollars for Lees.
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