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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1871
Page
1
Buffalo began a new era with a ninety six by thirty feet addition for the store department. The text notes the value of life and war costs, mentioning survivors of 1812 and funding scales. Entries include the Buffalo boat crew and Pough Escapare crew for a four year race and J McCready of New York for the single scull at Saratoga.
The 1901 Cincinnati Conference of the M E Church met at ten o clock with lay delegates to appoint representatives to the General Conference in Philadelphia. Rev John Weekley won on the first ballot for a key position. Elders from the Cincinnati Dayton and Springfield districts were reviewed. Members from other churches and universities were introduced as part of the proceedings. A committee was formed to probe Bible Society agent actions in the South affecting local schools.
Cairo reports the steamer Carrie Kountz, en route to New Orleans with a full load, struck a snag near Wolf Island below Columbus and sank in eight feet of water. The obstruction matches the one hit by the Grand Tower on its last trip. The wrecking steamer Eckert will aid the Kountz this noon.
New York reports ongoing trouble at Ludlow Street Jail with indictments against ferry company officials over a dubious plan. A liquor retailer faced licencing issues, while a prisoner was defrauded for straw bail. Brooklyn committees lower Kings County valuation by about twenty million dollars per state board findings.
In Chicago a senatorial aspirant and linked figures are amid a mystery involving a drowned woman and a man detained en route to police. Dr. Kelly faces pressure over officiating at Christ Church while Wardens request services without compromising Bishop candidates, and Mr Cheney contends with expectations of absence.
A fragmentary report notes an Iowa educators convention in Coune Blurrs on August 31. A reading by a professor and a display or item termed shox toile appears in the readable text, reflecting a scheduled program or discussion segment.
The record covers an inquest on the Eastern Railroad disaster near Boston with engineer testimony of near misses and braking actions, plus a late note on a four oared race at Halifax where the Taylor and Bigler crews competed. The Pullman train derailment chain is cited as the disaster cause, with lingering reflections on speed, signals, and miscalculation.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local item dated August 31 with mentions of farming and a coastal or harbor setting. Details are unclear, names and places incomplete, but the fragment suggests a community notice or brief verslag of agricultural activity and local events.
Special Dispatch notes river stages at Portland ber four feet three inches, French Island at twenty three inches, and Oil City at twenty two inches. Burksville sails to Nashville leaving Cairo trade. Arlington arrives and departs Cincinnati. Gen Buel absent at noon. Weather clear, mercury around seventy eight, business dull. Spray heads to New Orleans for a favorable voyage as Purssane notes September first.
A fierce hurricane struck St Thomas causing extensive ruin and at least 150 deaths. The storm lasted about two hours with a lull before sweeping ashore from the south. Vessels were driven onto rocks and several ships became wrecks, while St Kitts reported similar devastation.
The report outlines the president's remarks during a conference on the Senate's session, stating that declaring martial law is a possible course of action. The act would be considered in response to the stated objectives and national security concerns.
In Savannah officials declare the city exceptionally healthy, noting improvements across public services and welfare. The report stresses strong municipal capacity, low disease rates, and ongoing health initiatives.
England news reports a naval court martial ordered to investigate the grounding of the ironclad Reptilee at Sheerness. The United States steamer Shenandoah remains at Messina, while the China from New York visited Queenstown en route to Liverpool. Ji Gao-Neo rout and City of Lexington York are noted in transit to Liverpool via Queenstown.
Washington dispatch reports Cabinet considering a proclamation to disband the Ku Klux in Sparta and York Counties South Carolina threatening martial law within thirty hours. Senator Scott urges the move as necessary to restore peace. the President supports the plan. The President also declines a Canadian invitation to visit New Brunswick amid a European North American R Company event.
In Seducer case from New York on August 31 a death by self inflicted gunshot is linked to Miss Alice Bow te Ye Conkling. The doctor’s daughter Rosa Rosenzweig was arrested after fresh police discoveries. The case involves the Conkling family, Balke silk factory ties, and a doctor’s home from New Jersey.
Erie, Pa. reports a wealthy citizen Rosenseig convicted of selling forged tickets of passage. To-Day's Old Market notes firm crude prices at Petroleum Centre and quiet trading in New York and Titusville markets with limited inquiry and fixed bids.
Burglars entered the Clark street home of H. S. Clair tied to John A. Clark & Co last night and stole about $40 in cash and several jewelry pieces. Access gained via cellar and the door to the main building opened with a jimmy. Mr St Clair found pockets turned inside out and keys nearby, suggesting experienced thieves.
Dayton September 1 special dispatch reports Judge Swing elected as the other delegate with J M Phillips and Judge Chambers as alternates Rev John M Walden of the Methodist Book Concern elected on the second ballot to the Annual Conference.
Foreign journals report on Napoleon's fete day August 15 with gifts and an address signed by about 6,000 Paris businessmen. The event coincides with celebratory demonstrations and broad civic remarks.
Market notes show dull tone for cattle and steady to weak prices. Fat cattle from Kentucky and Missouri sold around 11 to 12 cents per hundredweight, Texas stock at Missouri ranges, Illinois and Vallene steers near 94 to 111 cents, lambs easier, hogs mixed with standard and light pigs bringing 54 to 64 cents.
European powers send congratulatory dispatches as Thiers extends his term. Reports claim the Assembly's endorsement of the Chief Executive aids pending negotiations with Germany via Baron Von Arnim. An Austrian envoy notes Italy’s involvement in Paris conference efforts.
Jat Kall, accused in the Tal murder, escaped from custody following a fatal attack. Law enforcement launched a manhunt as investigators review room-by-room security. Victim Tal is identified by authorities, with no further updates on suspects or motive released.
The fragment reports cattle prices and receipts with mixed figures. It notes demand exceeding supply and prices easing. Head counts show 2,205 weekly sales and 10,711 year to date receipts with various quoted grades from good to extra.
Governor Hoffman rejects Carnochan claims in the smallpox case involving the ship F. Storrer. He notes no power to suspend Health Officer actions and urges scrutiny by the Commission, while the Louisiana situation is described through a private letter from a Delaware-born, trusted Democrat observer detailing Warmoth's control, election tactics, and cross-pressures between parties.
Wheat and corn prices ease while oats and rye stay steady as dull activity presses the market. No. 2 Milwaukee wheat around 120 dollars per unit, No. 1 white near 131, No. 1 red about 196, mixed at 56 cents. Live hogs weaker. whiskey quiet. lard modest. gold prices steady amid general market softness.
Excitement grows over the Rosenzweig abortion case as Conklin, alleged seducer of Mrs Bowlesby, dies by his own hand at Paterson leaving a note citing fear of a witness affair. Coroner's jury reports death due to abortion complications connected to the case.
In Bersburg Pennsylvania a drowning incident disrupts local plans as a special election was set to be held tomorrow. The victim’s life could not be saved amid the Missouri River waters. Authorities consider bond issues tied to the event and ongoing investigations.
Long time lease offered for a ten room house with space for eight horses and a large lot. Located in northeastern area with contact via box 2188. Asking price around $100 a year, terms negotiable.
Fragmentary OCR text references a horse owner, property, and locations such as Brighton House and Hill. Details are garbled with missing names, dates, and actions. no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable fragments.
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