28 Oct 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1874
Page
1
The fragmentary text suggests a court discussion where statements were admitted and linked to individuals including a “Whiteley” and “Bearce.” After recess, Davidge finished argument and the court ruled on contradictions in testimony and connections among the involved persons.
Fragmentary note indicates a state senate dispute between individuals named Jeffries and Baxter to be resolved by Circuit Clerk Dudley in a city on November 18. The text is garbled but centers on a judicial determination of a legislative contest and a specific date.
Clerical and lay delegates debated church canons, with Rev Dr Norton and Rev Dr Hall arguing over doctrine and rites. Amendments were tabled as clerical and lay votes showed narrow support. A joint committee to consider relief laws for Presiding Bishops was appointed, and the convention adjourned.
Resolutions were adopted as the Miners association met to discuss operations and future actions. The secretary and treasurer reported assets totaling 14 000 with a balance of 4 000, and the session was expected to continue for several days as discussions proceeded.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a proposed railroad bond issue of 150000 dollars by Earote County. The text mentions an incorporator and a franchise, with scant readable details on the bill’s scope or execution. Names and places are unclear due to garbled input.
The notice states the town ships libraries hold 265,029 volumes with 1,341 added during the year. Four thousand five hundred ninety two hospital institutes were held and 47 houses were erected at a cost of 517,517 dollars.
Jacob and Jackson are under arrest following a confession about the San Samuel murder near Jones Sooth Oyster Bay in June 1873. Elbert Jackson is described as involved in the crime.
In Cmllicothe on October 25 police raided the Hat Green establishment on Hickory street at about 9 pm, arresting the proprietress and all boarders. Among them was a young married woman named Russell who had abandoned her three children that day and fled to a house of prostitution, accompanied by a young girl named Jonnie Jones at the instance of.
October 25 report from Loxpor notes clerks of members the change have been discovered keeping regular books and an oral article in Count Seguege Ont China Cov provides context and details about the routine archival tasks and local governance.
Coast Von Arnim is freed in Barlin on October 23 as preparations for the Ele Neweixaxs proceed on October 25. Wiltz issues a statement urging equal distribution of public patronage and calls for shared governance amid interest groups and welfare concerns.
The report describes a Nebraska border region where a grasshopper invasion last summer devastated crops and left about 15,000 people, 10,000 in destitution, lacking feed and winter clothing. Aid efforts in Cincinnati and Cleveland raised substantial funds and supplies, with new committees to organize relief.
The General Evoteens assembly heard Rev Dr Fa present a report for a committee of three bishops three clergy and three laymen to draft a canon on diocesan division or ecclesiastical union to be reported at the next General Convention. Resolutions named committees, invitations from the Church Congress were noted, and items on calendar for future consideration included amendments and the division of the Texas diocese with Missionary bishops appointed for Northern California and Petersburg Virginia.
An adjourned meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The Grand Jury of the United States Court is anticipated to complete its labors by tomorrow, with proceedings focusing on current indictments and related matters pending before the court.
A Springfield Township reporter visits the institution and witnesses the inmates receiving daily meals. Guards describe meat portions of four to five cuts per man, large kettles of soup, and bread baked from the oven with rich crusts. The cook notes soup and bread are prepared from the purest ingredients and amounts vary with need.
Judge Marchant sentences multiple individuals at the Police Court for loitering vagrancy drunkenness and disorderly conduct with 30 day or 15 to 90 day terms plus costs. The piece notes rapid progress of the local amateur Opera Company and hints at a forthcoming Bokeman Girl performance likely to surprise critics.
Four Dairymes named W M Kramer H Kenvisch Herman Thomes and H Feunen were convicted of selling milk by J Marchant this morning. Each fined 20 dollars plus costs. A bill of exceptions filed by the defendants’ attorney, sentence suspended until November 2, execution stayed. Sent to House of Refuge. John and Lizzie Morgan charged with incorrigibility and Mary Battle with disorderly conduct referred to the House of Refuge. all under 13 years old.
In police court this morning Jacob Gallin faced a charge of driving to death a horse he hired from Mayer of the 8 Mees livery stable. He continued the matter until the 31st and gave bail of 3500 dollars.
John Heary pleaded guilty at the Police Court session this morning to overcoat theft. He was sentenced to a workhouse term and fined 400 dollars with costs. This is the full extent of the law.
A Burlington Iowa crowd on the wharf observed a betting contest over spellings of the word bureau. A furniture dealer acted as authority and declared the bets off after listing many wrong spellings, finally resolving with the correct form b-a-b-u-r-o-w-r-o-w while urging proper spelling.
Governor Beveridge urged Springfield officials to take quick, decisive steps to divert the main river channel away from Bryan Street dyke into the old bed west of the island. He warned the action could impact island land and navigation and called for measures to prevent damage to Illinois shores and property.
A brief notice reports a cent for ation of railroad conductors life assurance, detailing the action and involved parties in concise terms as read from the periodical.
The Joint Committee on the Hymnal heard Henry of Central Pessayivasse and Rev. James DeKoven discuss hymns. Dr Manes of St Luke's Hospital is noted and a Missionary Bishop to China was set for confirmation at 4 pm with doors closed. Dr Spalding explains his vote on Ritual Canon calling it class legislation. Committee work on next General Convention location proceeds with bishops’ conference.
New Orleans reports alleged fraud where numerous registered voters are said to be African American and linked to political manipulation. The piece names Democratic figures and accuses many of having five to ten registration certificates each, while Republicans are blamed for lax enforcement. It heralds a crackdown as laws are enforced and warns state prisons may fill with political rascals currently at large.
In Pioche Nevada on Monday night three men bound the stage driver and robbed Wells Fargo Express of two thousand dollars. There were no passengers aboard. The driver’s story is not believed and he is in custody.
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