23 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1874
Page
1
In the Adam 1,575 Belle 1,730 dataset, all counties are listed except Fulton and Law. The fragment indicates partial county coverage with missing Fulton and Law entries, suggesting incomplete aggregation or reporting gaps in the county totals.
In Wasmuseros D C October 33 a special dispatch reports the President's return will be followed. Lovnvuas October 23 the School Board committee privately investigates Professor Anderson of the High and finds opium influence, not liquor, behind the charge.
News from New York dated October 22 23 covers Religious Intelligence detailing the Episcopal Convention. It notes the House of Deputies amendment process and votes on diocesan suffrage while reporting a high profile defense of Dr Seymour and strong support from Western New York delegates. Dioceses represented include Illinois and others with anticipated re-election prospects for Seymour.
A report on the Woodward High School alumni football game led by John W. Dale and John Price, with a list of participants and officers elected for the alumni association. The piece covers the oration on wealth and labor by Charles E. Matthews, and details the banquet and monument fund efforts.
Fragmentary report mentions attorney general opinion on naturalization, court actions, and possible arrests of chant leaders. It references dates, pledge, and jurisdiction issues, with unclear charges and procedural notes. The damaged text lacks coherent facts to confirm specifics.
Case titled Henry Evans' executor versus Arnold was brought before Judges Barnet Avery Murdock Force and Cox. The matter settled after an appeal hearing, ending the dispute over bonds and related claims.
Before Judge Matson John H and Frank Hichter named administrators de bonis non of ingens deceased. Estate totals 265 B dollars. Bablman appointed administrator of A Hi entesa deceased, estate valued at 54000 in personalty.
Official county returns from Fulton and Lawrence counties show Bell with a larger tally. Fulton County results list Wikof 1,780 and Bell 1,016 while Lawrence County totals show Wikof 2,402 and Bell 2,438. Bell’s statewide majority reaches 15,012.
Dispatch reports the Esperanza falling slow in the channel last night after a collision with J P ass and others. The vessel, built in 1871 and later a wheeler of about 391 tons, drew interest in Pittsburg Wheeling and Cincinnati. Weather was clear and warm.
Special dispatch from Carberas reports the Court of Common Pleas will convene in this city on the third prox. Judge Steel is expected to preside. Hollow Tooth Harrow Company formed with $11000 capital. Joseph McConnell elected President with B F Stone as Vice President George Barmann Jr Treasurer and J L Throghmorten Secretary. McKee recovering from wounds inflicted by Valentine Emlich.
Special Dispatch reports in Licanoxp October 33 that 16 year old Woods retired last night. A roommate awoke to find him very ill and later died from a hemorrhage of the lungs. The room-mate sought a physician but arrived back to the fatal scene.
An October 23 report claims France has confidentially informed Russia of willingness to support Russia on Eastern questions under certain conditions. The note hints at Franco Russian alignment influencing regional power dynamics.
A London report cites a reliable authority claiming the Madrid Government has dispatched five million dollars for distribution among Carlist leaders to end the war in Spain. The claim centers on a covert effort to secure a peace by cash payments to the insurgent faction.
A fragmented report covers events in Iowa Nebraska Utah and California. It notes legal questions over territorial prosecutions and potential writs of error, rising public unrest in Fremont and Onaga, a fatal stab wound near an event, General Harney arriving from the West, and state aid needs for winter relief.
New York October 23 The Committee on Amendments to the Constitution presented a report from Tennessee asking that a clause be struck out related to the Convention not being tasked with certain duties. The committee favored the request and placed it on the calendar. Other reports involve expenses, memorials of deceased, and restrictions on church steeple capacity, debated by clerical and lay deputies.
October reports six fishermen drowned near Lowen Stoff. Other vessel arrivals include Settee Canada from New York, Ville de Paris from Brest, from Liverpool, Hermann from New Liverroot, New York from October 23, Cuba from Liverpool, Helvetia from London.
Prof. M Marston is to telechar at a department of Hogtish and attire in Minnesota State University with a focus on new study at the campus venue.
The Elliston House changed hands yesterday to ove Corey of Cincinnati for 42000 dollars. Other items note Latonia Springs manager Crookshank’s death, a grand ball for a new baseball club, and various local notices on bids, elections, and police conduct.
The chaotic report describes a chaotic city scene with scattered notes on candidates, court actions, and odd anecdotes. It mentions a local independent candidate for Congress speaking, court appearances, and a humorous tale of a cave-like hideout dubbed the brigands cave on the Licking. The piece blends political chatter with everyday incidents and misreports.
Jubilant Ludlows defeated the Arctics of Cincinnati 16 to 6 yesterday. Sheriff Percival plans to collect state and county taxes at Barr's chamber office next Tuesday afternoon and at West Covington school-house Thursday evening. City Council debated the long-talked of jail amendment but postponed action, with a sales vote possible under current law.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Time notes the steamer Esperanza was owned locally by J. P. Dunlevy, J. B. Conway and M. Kearney, valued at 25000 dollars. It was pledged for 16000, with the remaining balance secured by Wheeling and Cincinnati lenders.
The doors of Henry Clews & Co. ranking house close as the office and effective operations halt. The move signals financial strain and a shift in client services as leadership reviews the firm’s position in the market.
Washington October 23 A trial of Whitley Harrington and Williams for a safe burglary drew numerous witnesses who were bound by 300 dollar bonds to appear. The fragment indicates ongoing court action with secured appearances.
Commodities and futures show mixed activity across Chicago Buffalo and New York with wheat steady near 85 percent of cash price and corn trading firm in quiet conditions. Rye and oats hold. pork and lard prices vary as inventories and freight costs press on.
On October 25 market activity remained quiet with prices steady. Oil City Market stayed subdued with limited shipments and firm refinery quotations. Philadelphia Market also quiet with crude up 5 cents and refined products firm at 11 cents among minor regional variations.
A disjointed account details a shooting on a Saturday in Caldwell. A wounded man curses the attending physician and begs to die with his companion, while the surgeon, insulted by crude language, refuses to continue treatment. The narrative shifts to silence as the events unfold.
Two plants with medicinal value are noted, including Jaborandi from Brazil. Jaborandi is praised for an unmatched sudorific effect useful against skin exhalation linked illnesses such as rheumatisms and sciatica. The text mentions the plant’s root as the source of this virtue, prepared in mortar with a little heat.
Local notice reports a milk wagon team driven by ten year old Johnny Tond ran away last evening around five o clock. The runaway approached Front street turning near Martin street on Third and caused a spill. The boy is reported improving today and hopes are high the accident will not prove serious.
A fragment lists individuals including Gee Jane Betphine, Charles Balrett, J. F. Craig, De Scott, A. A. Phillips, Henry Gray, and M. Loathan. The note mentions a 12:20 P. M. time in the Roman drome and a miscellaneous attendance.
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