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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1875
Page
1
Reports from Brooklyn and New England describe Charles Moody and Dwight Moody and their London style revival in New York venues. Moody urges strict adherence to Gods law, warns against lukewarm faith, and portrays conversion as inner renewal through gospel discipline.
Special Dispatch notes collector Casey of New Orleans amid renewed chatter that the Treaty of Washington era Halifax commission may implicate Canada in a four to five million dollar compensation claim. The piece denies any new departure in Cuban policy and frames the current uproar as bloodshed fears exploited by Cuban bonds holders.
A fragmentary OCR line from a New York page shows the phrase on New York ar time is simply un. The brief text lacks clear context, dates, or named entities, making precise summary identification difficult.
A brief item notes Booth returns to the stage with a sentimental salute to postwar effort and renewed audience warmth. It cites a Tribune heritage tone, hinting at performances and public reception without detailing dates or specifics. The piece emphasizes resilience and community support through the arts.
The Government pursues weather control with winged zeal, claiming practical success and usefulness. An American astronomer notes limited experience, recalling six months of observation and a third stay marking notable encounters with green indications in hot conditions.
Batpextox New Jersey October 25 Dr Thomas arrived from Philadelphia this morning to visit the wounded, while autopsy findings describe gunshot-related brain injuries and a posterior lobe impact. The inquest at Union Hall yielded a jury verdict, and Landis remains under guard as his trial is scheduled for January in the Vineland district court. Landis’s wife and five children endure hardship, the eldest ill, with the body to lie in state at the Unitarian Church.
A New York Tribune excerpt extols Baltimore’s City Hall as a remarkable building under excellent direction. The report notes economy, efficiency, and forward planning, claiming it is the first Baltimore City Hall of its kind and highlighting the project as a notable civic achievement.
A historical critique describes fashionable society’s lax morals, noting adulterous couples and public appearances by questionable spouses. It laments young men evading church laws and courts, while public virtue and religious responses emphasize moral restraint amid secular excess.
Reports from Sandy Hook detail the steamship Dakota grounding at dawn and refloating by a tug. Passengers recount a mutiny aboard the Queenstown bound vessel amid heavy seas, with crew resisting orders and the ship ultimately returning to port after declaring master and crew split. Passengers claim loss of valuables and seek redress for damages.
A jumble of items reports burial delays, Osage faction tensions, a sloop Abatross ordered to Panama, and a new Austrian minister. It notes failed Maine lumber interests, Montreal iron works losses, a schooner Latoe ashore with cargo value details, and a stones inauguration with Dr Hoge as orator.
The article reviews a post mortem expose of Mr Singer and similar figures who violated monogamy. It notes his un conventions of union, the impact on children, and public suspicion. It also recounts another man with two families whose estate provoked fear in the widow over how to handle a mistress.
The Supreme Court this morning in the Cincinnati vs Auditor Humphreys dispute overruled the motion to make the writ of mandamus more definite and extended the rule to answer to the 30th inst. The special disputes section reports the action in the October 27 edition.
An inclined plane accident in Ralston Pennsylvania on October 27 caused by a rope break. The runaway cars seriously injured John Sides and fatally harmed George Stickle while John Burke suffered a head injury. The incident involved boot and shoe agent John Sides.
The October election returns to the Secretary of State list Republican gains in statewide offices. Heios manor and others lead the ticket with Heios manor over 378 to 1268. Williams wins by 3,930 for State Treasurer Millikin leads by 296,677 over 92,714. Little defeats Powell by 4,571 for General. Melivaine wins Supreme Court seat with 202,328. Thatcher seizes Public Works by 4,334. Governor race shows 1,501 petition votes. Lieutenant Governor has the highest pro vote.
Denver report notes arrests in a murder case tied to the recent election. Three suspects are in custody as investigators pursue others connected to the crime. Authorities indicate confessions by one suspect and say the case will be addressed under law in coming hours.
A disturbing New York report dated October 27 describes a father shooting his son during a drinking incident. The account notes the assailant acted while intoxicated and the event is labeled as a violent family tragedy.
A fragmentary report notes the opening of the German parliament with Minister of State Delbrack delivering a speech. It mentions hopes for independence and a belief that human judgment is more assured now than in prior times.
The report from LaGuana dated October 27 notes rising interest in coffee and cocoa as Centennial exhibitions highlight agricultural products. Caracas and other cities are cited as key centers influencing the event and trade prospects.
A murder case in Chicago ends with the suspect and a companion fleeing after the crime. Authorities describe the pair as having fled from a saloon scene marked by a violent confrontation. Investigations focus on identifying the two individuals and securing warrants.
George G W Yoder has been named to a position in the Revenue Gunger district of Ohio by the district office. Ian Soccmed Ia is associated with the action, noting official duties and local implementation.
Chicago dispatch from October 27 reports fragmented notes on Pacific Coast rail activity and a Sheridan related page item, with unclear details but signaling an upcoming transportation update.
Reports say Khokand sees renewed insurrection with the new Khan fleeing to Khadjend amid ongoing unrest and regional turmoil. Details remain sketchy with no official confirmation of casualties or leaders.
Bank withdrawals from the Bank of England total 23000 pounds on balance. Market dispatches describe prices and activity at the Markee with refined oil quoted around 10 for immediate sales and other commodities showing quiet, firm conditions. Prices noted include refined oil at 6s16d and other items around 1331/3.
Markets show wheat firm with higher bids and mixed price moves for flour and corn. Oats and hay steady, pork prices softer, receipts and regional bids noted with quotations across futures and cash markets.
Fragmented notes show fluctuating prices for whiskey, coal, leather, and meat products including pork and hams. Entries mention October and December sales, quiet markets, and firm prices on certain items with periodic declines or holdovers. Major firms and commodities unnamed but imply a regional trading snapshot with varied demand and pricing.
A Clinton Hotel property sale occurred at public auction for 25100, with bids starting $5000 below the prior set aside figure. County Court proceedings heard cases including a writ of attachment, and a murder or assault charge led by officials. Local civic events featured a wedding procession, dances, and social gatherings at the hotel with notable residents attending.
The city contemplates extending limits toward Bellevue and Davien with Campbell County growth. City Treasurer reports shipping $29,000 to New York to cover November bond interest. Night schools start Nov 2 with positions at $30 monthly. Public interest stirs around the free bridge project as local leaders push for funding.
A Detroit man, anxious about frequent visits by traveling socom agents, reinforced a door by anchoring a sewing machine in the window and extending a rod toward the reef, attempting to deter intruders.
Cary visits Ohio for the Pittburgh Republicans and will speak tonight in the Fifth Ward a stronghold as the Ohio River Improvement Commission meets in the Monongahela House chaired by Gen J K Moorhead. Delegates from Pennsylvania West Virginia Giza and Kentucky attend. The commission and coal merchants visit the Coal Exchange to study an adjustable dam model during a session this afternoon.
The eighth annual Railroad Conductors Life Insurance Convention met October 27 at the Central Hotel New York. President J. Wing of Soar sinicole Central Railroad presided with Dr. Miller among speakers. About two hundred twenty five delegates attended with many ladies present. The Board of the PKE church adopted resolutions. Proceedings were orderly with various reports and a heavy judgment discussed.
A schooner named Erie laden went ashore this morning in a west gale. The vessel listed heavily and lost canvas amid rough seas. The crew, including Neelon and others, struggled as water poured aboard at Sahteh and the Straits.
In Michigan on October 27 authorities report found wounds on a man named William and coroner testimony points to involvement by alleged murderers from Derrott. Farrington, who previously served a state term, is mentioned as connected to the incident as the investigation proceeds.
Dispatches from Cincinnati Times noting river levels around 4 to 6 feet with varying falls and misty conditions. Reports cite weather being cold and fair in several locations including Louisville Evansville and Memphis with ships and packets continuing on schedule and crews managing cargo in mildly rough conditions.
In the novies coverage for last night the play Little Foxes was listed at the Northeast Corner of Eighth and Mound streets instead of Eighth and Mr Joseph Beckenhaupt. He has just returned from a four weeks wedding tour.
Former convict James Carson learns his brother in law E Fawn was killed at Yazoo. No details beyond a shooting given. Fawn was a young man and the incident remains under inquiry.
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