22 Oct 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1867
Page
1
An 1867 discussion in The Baily Times argues against paying the national debt in greenbacks, praising emancipation and criticizing bondholders. It attacks Kentucky sympathizers and defends the abolition of slavery, asserting property in man was never just.
A local baseball contest concluded with the home team defeating the visitors by a seven to five score. Another match on the same grounds saw Banner defeat Reindeer, with the former winning by the reported tally.
The board convened at the usual hour with President Fisher presiding. Abstracts show Oct four weeks ending October for state schools, attendance, German learners, and age group counts. reports highlight first and ninth districts’ white and colored schools and recent appointments. Delegates’ sessions included American Christian Missionary Society activities and local Disciples guidance as Alexander Campbell followers.
Arrivals listed for the principal hotels including Capt L B Woodrutt, Bulry Ellis, M Ross and wife, Col. Grr, and others. Names appear with titles and locations such as Sandus and San, indicating a hotel guest roster for a period. The fragmentary OCR reads like a hotel register or arrival notice.
Fragmentary OCR text lists individuals and families with titles and roles in a station or market setting. It references Miss A Smith Mrs Gamies and others, hinting at social notices or directory style content without coherent events or dates.
Fragmentary OCR shows a list of individuals and places including Indiana Kentucky Ohio and Michigan towns. Names such as Joe Bayi son, W Hanks, Bloomingdale, Bedford, and Harrison appear among scattered references. The text resembles a damaged notice or roster with multiple personal names and locations.
A scattered OCR read shows a long roster-like text with names such as McDonough Benoni Jenkins Miller Wickersham Wess Wright and various cities including Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Cleveland, and Memphis. The passage resembles a partial index of people and locations without coherent narrative or context.
Fragmented OCR fragment lists multiple names and places including Greenville, Albany, Buffalo, Vincennes, Chicago, Kentucky and Ohio. It appears as a garbled roster or notice with many unreadable or partial entries and no clear events or dates.
OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and firms with scattered addresses and roles. Included are Buaser Hover A C Jostin Co Pao Proprietors and various names such as Martin NY US and Jeff Thon. The legibility is partial and sections reference multiple locations and people.
Fragmentary text lists scattered names and places without coherent context. Entities include Gate House Gronax Waser Patriot Ind and Boston J Ysichewon with other personal names and locations, but the item lacks a readable event or outcome to summarize.
A jumble of anecdotes reports a German watchmaker on Sycamore and noisy crowd scenes about a baseball game and a foot race near Lincoln Park. Confused voices describe misdirected spectators and mixed interest as local events unfold with humor and confusion.
About eight oclock this evening three robbers tried to force entry into the dry goods store of Wm Mata at Fourth Street. They tampered with two windows then the front door, waking a resident in a nearby room, but fled as alarms spread. no further details given.
Correspondent recounts a transformative journey west from Omaha to Julesburg noting a near forty mile per hour rail crossing and vast barren stretches. Distances and progress are logged with a table from Omaha to Lake City and Green River toward the Rockies.
The passage notes a colorful tale about a man once performing a Chinese dance for “wild Indians,” speculates he may be headed to Boston to help build a large hotel with a banker, and ends with opinions on his versatile talents and a lingering wonder at his deeds, as recounted by E. M. B.
The St Joseph Herald reports a former Ohio man J McHenry who rose in Ridgely Iowa then fled west after marrying a widow and taking money under false pretenses. He posed as virtuous, formed a society, seduced a young daughter, and fled with his wife and mother after embezzling funds. Authorities seek his whereabouts and possible aliases to bring him to justice.
Reports from the Pittsburg Evening Chronicle describe a large theft involving watches and diamonds valued at twenty thousand dollars. Police trace the crime from an address near Pittsburgh to a route involving the West and Bal, with a suspect identified by detectives after a staged visit to the depository.
Telegraphed dispatches describe France’s actions regarding Italy and the ministerial crisis. The European scene centers on the Italian situation, Crete disturbances, and England's responses amid ongoing reports and counter reports from the front.
Reports from London Paris and Rome describe Rome's tense politics amid Fenian trials and European mediation. News covers English and Irish unrest, Italian affairs, and shifting rentes as France seeks peace settlement on Roman questions.
The schooner Wenona with fourteen hands including the Cote was lost October 12 after capsizing during a racing event on the lake near Lewistown. The incident occurred October 21 reports confirm the casualty toll and identify the vessel and crew.
From the Pacific Coast San Francisco October 19 reports describe the capture of a group identified as Indians near Idaho. The report notes their being overtaken by a pursuing force and that a portion of the group was executed while others were held. The Idaho company started operations, with some paying advances demanded.
Fragmentary Reuters style dispatch from October 21 notes Brazil restricts paper money to 50 million and Allied fleets near Curupaity and Humaita. Casualties on inner lines of defense and readiness of troops are cited with ceremonial mentions and parliamentary closure remarks.
From Canada Ottawa October 21 the official Gazette lists Col Hardie as lieutenant governor on a weekly discount for American invoices ending Saturday at 31 cents. The bank statement is published showing notes in circulation at 3 559 698 debentures held and circulation details. Exclusive of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia returns.
A Boston be noted, Leo Ex states withdrawal from a Legation affair follows a liaison with the wife of Charles Sumner. Sumner has left Washington, and a Sumner establishment of Washington is closed. War Department lines and a Washington special dispatch report the incident. Briskes and Birridan visit a Fifth Avenue Hotel amid the ensuing maneuvering.
From the Far West St. Louis October 21 an enormous burglary unfolded last night affecting the city. Thieves rifled store safes taking from ten to nineteen thousand dollars in jewelry including rings silver and chains. No arrests yet.
The report from Washington dated October 21 concerns a claim in the General Land Office regarding a Mexican in California named de Jacinto. The document mentions Del de wife of Jose Antonie and references 48 847 units connected with non Te eighteen, with assistance from claimants and early issue metal.
Fragmentary OCR describes a male in the northern area of Merao run over by a tram near Fait and killed. It references Georgevir and Olden Gchoole in unclear phrasing.
A Memphis Post report describes a premeditated murder suicide incident where a 15 year old boy and his elder brother tied a sapling to strangulate a younger sister, then the elder brother attempted to hang himself but failed, and the boy died when he jumped from the bush with a noose around his neck. Authorities labeled the act as sudden and singular with the motive unclear.
Senior editor George W. Kendall of the New Orleans Picayune describes recent outbreaks by Indians near Medina and Castroville. The account notes looting of horses and implications for frontier safety amid rumors of further incursions.
Assets at market value include real estate and mortgage bonds totaling 1,? but the readable text shows mortgages bonds 693 538 and real estate 248 783. Bank meet 208 408 appears as cash or equivalents. Liabilities show net assets 1 984 381 and total 4 650 938. United States state and city references indicate governance or jurisdiction.
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