21 Oct 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1867
Page
1
Readers report brief hotel arrivals over the last 48 hours at the Principes hotels. The note lists recent guests and durations, reflecting local hospitality activity.
Fragmentary text lists numerous personal names and locations with no coherent event or date. Readers cannot determine a specific incident, organization, or outcome from the readable portion.
A fragment shows baseball scores between Cincinnati and Buckeye clubs with lineups, outs, and umpire notes. It also mentions a Vigilant club win and a junior Athletes game, plus a grand ball tournament in Norfolk with multiple prize events and a sheriffs pursuit ending in a verdict of murder.
A fragmented OCR of names and places appears to list individuals and towns across Kentucky Ohio Illinois and beyond. The garbled text names J Mair Hamilton Williamia Green Piqua Cov Ky and many others with no clear event or action described.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and locales sequentially, naming persons such as Br. Janes Horel and J A Groupe alongside towns like Milwaukie and Madison, with scattered states including Ohio, New York, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The text reads as a contact or roster-like compilation with no coherent event or narrative.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and spouses with partial city or state identifiers such as Boston New York Wheeling Peoria and Baltimore. The text resembles a historical directory snippet showing names followed by last known locales and relations, without coherent narrative or dates.
The County Treasury balance as of October 19 1857 records 709955 dollars 38 cents reported to Mr Abernethy. The figure reflects the treasury state at that date and the related accounting entry.
The Anniversary of the American Christian Missionary Society is held at Christian Chapel at Eighth and Walnut streets starting tomorrow at 2 P.M. Attendance is expected from many ministers. the gathering continues through Wednesday and Thursday with daytime sessions and evening addresses.
The trial of Alexander Plummer for the murder of Leonard Moss near Falmouth Pendleton county in August 1865 concluded in the Kenton County court. Jo Barnes faced related charges. Earlier trials in Falmouth led to a new trial. Barnes remained under indictment. Evidence described shows Moss shot after a horses ride from a tavern, with Plummer and Barnes linked to the assault and escape.
Robert Baker defeated Henry Weaver in a skiff race from the Ohio and Kentucky shores to Jamestown and back. The half-journey ran about thirty miles, completed in fifty minutes, with a $25 wager. A large crowd witnessed the event on Saturday.
F H Benson, a former Chicago resident known locally, was arrested in Indianapolis and returned to London. He is charged with forging in Canada and in London banks totaling about 17000 dollars, after previously failing in Evanston brokerage and oil ventures.
Reports detail a skeleton found near Anderson and a State Convention set for January. Also noted are a fatal affray in Lynnville, a car accident death case in Howard county, editorial on racing, public school funding, railroad fencing with farmers, and a graveyard disturbance exposing fifteen remains. The New York paper recounts a brutal ax murder near Biauveltsville with a missing motive and scant clues.
Lieutenant L L Lloyd reports excitement and distress in Liberia due to trade stoppage. The situation involves native chiefs and issues of freedom and employment as described in recent reports from the city.
Correspondence from Julesburg detailing street scenes, Wells Fargo Express dangers, and the Union Pacific line. Observations include Mayor Bartlett, rough frontier bull whackers, police and order efforts, and rail progress toward Cheyenne. The writer describes the frontier’s harsh, devotional travel, weather, and impending Fort Kearney departure.
An account from The Invalide Russe describes a sect that repents earthly possessions as evil and believes in saving souls through despairing acts. A 27 year old man killed his seven year old son, stabbing him after a ritual prayer, then cut the child's stomach, aiming to end the boy's suffering before noon.
A fragmented report describes a robbery sequence with unclear details about the suspect Meh Pohomy and the events leading to the incident. The text hints at a drag and identity questions surrounding the culprit without clear dates or locations.
The Imperial Government issues a one and a half month amnesty ending Oct 20 allowing foreigners to depart Crete with ships provided by the government and natives to emigrate with families upon disposing of possessions. Troops will maintain order and enforce a blockade against guns and men landing on the coast.
The National Roman Junta issues a September 22 1887 proclamation asserting caution in foreign obligations and offering aid to compatriots facing government persecution. It declares a stand aside policy to avoid internal division while urging patriotic support and continued charity through a liberal commission. The text closes with Viva Italia Unita and Roma Libera.
The London Times notes Americans favor a republic and sympathize with Mexicans seeking self government. It reports Mr Otterbourg conveyed to Juarez that the United States government desires mutual happiness and progress through free institutions, hoping Mexico fulfills its promise and advances prosperity.
Telegraph dispatches from Cincinnati cover late night developments with brief updates on key events. Reports focus on notable happenings, political moves, and market shifts shaping the region's news cycle.
Report notes relations of a noble man with We Pate Feoe as part of miscellaneous intelligence. The brief mentions a brother mice cell as a ciphered element in the evolving city intrigue and social networks.
The Republicans of Brooklyn nominated Archibald M. Bliss for mayor, while Mayor Booth declined renomination. A Jersey City bank, the National Bank of America, collapsed with cashier Arnold arrested for fraud. Fatalities include Michael Flannigan at Erie Basin dry dock. A robbery occurred on the Battery. suspect accused. A manhole incident at the Colored Orphan Asylum injured three workers. Misee Osborne died by suicide in West Fifty second Street after suffering pain. Kalbfleish favored at Democratic Convention in Brooklyn. Several rectifying establishments and tobacco factories were seized. United States vessels were sold. a large government case of boots and stores to be heard Tuesday. Police officer Robert McChesney was killed by Fanny Wright near Canal and Mercer streets. she was arrested after a struggle.
From St Louis reports the Fisk house was robbed of jewelry and articles valued around two thousand dollars. Separately, Indian affairs progress with a council planned for October 19 to secure peace, with chiefs Tall Bull White Horse Little Bear and Gray Head meeting authorities and bands marching toward treaty.
In Monixe and New Ontegans reports dated October 19 indicate 21 yellow fever interments for the week ending today and 5 in the last 24 hours. The Louisiana State Fair in Baton IRE is slotted for November 10, with Desemboe notes and race details. General Scholfield delays official stance on candidate eligibility until after the election.
The coroner’s jury returned a verdict in the case involving Jno. Eld who was killed by Deputy Constable Chapin. The finding justifies the deputy in the death, noting the events surrounding the incident and the need for district inquiry.
Dispatches from Florence report Garibaldians crossing the frontier toward Rome while insurgents seize territory east of Viterbo and sever Rome Fiorente communications. Papal forces claim defeats as Italy, France weigh joint occupation and possible conflict over the September Convention.
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