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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1867
Page
1
Local notices and stray names from Augusta and Athens pages
Fragmentary OCR lists names and places including Augusta and Athens areas with scattered references to individuals and a possible rail or route mention. The text lacks coherent events or actions and remains unreadable in critical details.
Mencnayrs' Horet-Garteura Netsos Co Provisions NY
French misspelt ledger style item listing for Provaisions in New York with scattered place names and merchant references. unclear details indicate a catalog entry or advertisement fragment from a historic newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencnayrs
Horet—Garteura, Netsos & Co., Provaisions
Unclear Fragments Tie Memphis Names to Liberty Event
Fragmentary OCR sentence mentions Memphis, Liberty, Pima, and New York with unclear context. No coherent event or entities enough to establish a full card with date, organization, or outcome.
Auction Notice for Rail Office Room Rentals
The notice announces rooms available at the Pennsylvania Railroad Burnet House office and at Little Miami office corner Vine and Baker Streets. The deadline or schedule is stated as Wednesdays at 3 15 P M with week in advance payment and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensylvania Railroad
Burnet House
Little Miami
Vine and
Baker Streets
Five Die by Mob Attack at Walnut Hill Cemetery
Report says a drunken mob attacked a man near Walnut Hill Protestant cemetery, stoning him as he lay wounded. The victim, a 21 year old native Berwearnes man named Kaiser, died on the ground. authorities vow arrests for the murderers and a motive remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Ra
Gaeana
Walnut Hill
Jose
Kaiser
Berwearnes
Canal News Indebted Figures From Local Trades List
A fragmented Canal News fragment lists finances and goods tied to Ware indebted Capisia and a ledger of shipments such as cement coal and sundries. It mentions locations like Newport St Lawrence Toledo and Laurel and goods including tuns bush and cordage with several monetary figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal News
Ware
Capisia
Errivais
Marys
L. Wa
St. Lawrence
Toledo
Gen
Lytle
Newport
Minnie Clyde
Bara
Laurel
Foley Colas
Union at Mozart Hall Inspires Large Attendance
Union meeting at Mozart Hall last Saturday night drew a large, enthusiastic crowd. John A. Bingham spoke and others followed. speeches were cheered, ending in a firm pledge to secure the ticket with an increased majority over last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Hall
John A. Bingham
Messrs
Bask
The School Census and Its Importance to Funds
A local plea urges families to cooperate with the city school census to ensure correct tallies. Census takers must count males aged five to twenty one, females in the same range, and note school attendance to determine the city’s school fund allotment. omissions reduce funding.
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Bprton Trwes
Ss T
No clear headline due to fragmented text
The text shows a fragmented report about a brick structure reportedly completed in 1967 during a walk, plus a note on the North Kentucky Agricultural Society fair near Florence and a list of premiums awarded.
Local Steeplechase Prompts Stunning Ring Fight Report
A boxing match described with details of fighters McLaughlin and Brien, noted as evenly matched early, then McLaughlin dominant after an early knockdown. The bout continued past scheduled rounds with unclear finish, as spectators watched a hard fought rally on the riverfront scene described by the New York World.
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Ieee Cs
Cme
Cela
Laughna
Tea Cn Garden
Yén
Brien
McLaughlin
Patsy
Barney
Vote totals from the recent state election announced
The issue presents the official vote summary showing majorities for elected candidates. It lists governor races lieutenant governor attorney general and public instruction positions with candidates and vote counts though some names appear garbled. It notes a Paris Bastille anecdote for context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POR Governoe
The New District Commanders
Brief sketches detail the lives and Civil War service of Generals Hancock and Canby. Hancock, commanding Fifth Military District, rose from West Point in 1840 to major general of volunteers and seen action from Contreras to Gettysburg. Canby, new head of the Second Military District, earned praise at Fort Fillmore and Cerro Gordo and led divisions in Pennsylvania and Maryland campaigns before commanding Western Mississippi forces.
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Hancock
Canby
Winfield Scott Maxcock
Fifth Military District
Department of the Missouri
May
West Point
Deena Weenant
Contreras
Cherubusco
Mexico
Franklin
Lewinsville
McClellan
Peninsula
Yorktown
Williamsburg
PDP
Ried
Hanteck
Fredericksburg
Couch
Brittleville
Pennsylvania
Beyond
Alas
Gadmermy
Gettysby
Grant
Spottsylvania Court House
Mivard Johenen
Winc R
Baltimore
West
Toone
Sherman
Thomas
Congress
Badher Lin
Jemmanten
Milea
Oshinging
Uslleck
Oed
Stevens
Pet ¢ Giperek
Sibley
New Mexico
Gnaky
Fort Fillmore
Mississippi
New Orleans
Tobile
Far
Louisiana
Texas
Prn
Sheridan
Washington
Jumbled Tale From Julesburg Street Pranks and Lynching Rumors
Reports from Julesburg Colorado describe a chaotic day with fights and town expulsion threats. A rider and others allegedly hanged a man for horse stealing while a judge and court actions are mentioned amid confusing, fractured details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julesburg
Colorado
Ges
Saatae
Goi
Sistem Court
Unrest and Rich Yields Reported Across West
Dispatches from Omaha and Missouri report varied headlines. Mining gains near Dry Gulch and Wells Fargo shipments highlight wealth, while conflicts with Indians disrupt Nevada and Nebraska communities. A Cincinnati Methodist conference in Urnas and a grim execution in prison close the frame.
Execution of Bridget Diegnan in New Jersey
A detailed New York Times synopsis describes Bridget Diegnan’s confession and the fatal murder of Mrs. Coriel in Elizabeth New Jersey. Diegnan allegedly conspired with others to kill Mrs. Coriel, set fire to the house, and stage a robbery before fleeing. the account covers the crime, the execution scene, and the prisoner’s stated motives.
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Neever
Cian ‘Deignan
Cornell
New Brans Qek
N. J
Hanoes
Meedgrell
Apple
Egate
Acker
Loontias
Drs
Newell
Losouas
Vies
van Eee Beldwin
Marcie
Elizabeth
Hadden
New York Times
Bridget Diegnan
Coriel
Oene
Wandering Pedestrian Weston Plans 3000 Mile Journey
Bayard Payson Weston, known as the pedestrian, causes a sensation with a bold plan to walk across the United States. He starts in Portland and aims to cover hundreds of miles daily, passing through ten states and more than three hundred cities and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrston
Bayard Payson Weston
Weston
Portland
California PF aims for 5 million capital and timber trade
A rough notice outlines plans to raise 5 million dollars for a California project. It mentions selling timber near San Johelone and manufacturing products from animal resources and minerals. Aimed at establishing a usable team to support the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
San Johelone
Indian War Updates From Washington And Pacific Coast
Last night’s dispatches report developments in the Indian War, with later letters from Washington and new details from the Pacific Coast and Mexico region. The Daily Times continues to relay telegraphed updates arriving by way of Cincinnati, highlighting ongoing tensions and strategic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
THE
Daily Times
Grant's Last Orders Affect Civil Appointments
Washington August 31 General Grant issues Special orders 424 forbidding district commanders from reappointing to civil office anyone removed by them or predecessors The move seen as pre approving limits under Reconstruction act and not altering presidential authority Also reports show Internal Revenue receipts to end of week 34673823 fiscal year to date 42582707 A inquiry into mail matter abuse by Overland Mail Contractor underway with Special Mail Agent Clark to report delinquencies General Grant hosted a farewell dinner for Mexican Minister Senor Romero
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Cincinnati Conference Methodist Episcopal Church
Urasara
Lee
T. Lee
A. Coe Grenville Moody
A. W. Tibbats
B. Prankland
Cincinnati
Dabeesen
Genera Coemennes
Chica Ist
Isja
Lot
Dr. Lowrey
Jas. Kendally
J. M. Walden
Wan
Tenaconan Armstrong
Dustin
James F. Chalfant
Court House Yard
Pally
C. Ferouste
Hamil Ee
Granville M
Zrest
Boolety
W. Weakley
Wiley
Eerotraes
Stanton
Sheridan
Grant
Postoffice Department
Overland Mail
Claritt
W m
Plains
General Grant
Senor Romero
Treaty Hopeful As U S Ties Grow in Lackswannia
Bulletin reports strong anticipation from a treaty of reciprocity with the United States. American representatives were entertained by the local minister and sailed to survey Middle Brook Island. Arizona correspondence notes a fatal clash in Zubac with sixteen dead, six wounded, and $20,000 in property lost as troops work to protect settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lackswannia
Middle Brook Island
Reef
Arizona
Zubac
Merch
Mexico News Aims for Stable Government Amid Turmoil
Dispatches report a rapid shift toward a final status as French and British ministers depart Mexico City. The San Juan castle and Vera Cruz figures are noted, with uncertain fate of a key person. Members of a table escort accompanied by sentries depart Vera Cruz by night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingsa
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Cruz
Anna
San Juan
Vera
Thyer
Destructive Conflagration Destroys City Block
A destructive fire last night in the block near Ohio and Washington avenues destroyed a city block. Several hundred laborers were thrown out of work as crews cleared debris and prepared to begin repairs at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urralo
Gubernatorial Convention Proposed in St Louis
The Democrat paper suggests that the Governor of loyal States should meet soon to discuss the Washington situation. It also proposes a similar consultation among Grand Army of the Republic managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Louis
Washington
Loyal States
Grand Army of the Republic
Foreign News by the Cable and Diplomatic Briefs
The report mentions the yacht John T. Ford capsized for a time in the Reglish sea with a possible saving of a crew. Denmark debates the potential sale of St. Thomas Island and urges negotiations with the United States. France notes Emperor Napoleon III in Amiens and comments on Mexican policy, liberal reforms, and trade. A French diplomatic circular discusses Europe’s peace efforts with Austria. Admiral Farragut’s visit to St Bagrer sparks American astonishment as US squadron fires on harbor fortifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parm
Nae
Amiens
Germany
France
Pariptember Pt
Aciel
Europe
Admiral Farragut
Bagrer
United States Squadron
Franklin
Prince of Prussia and Bavarian Visit Cause Tension
Fragmentary report notes Bavarian counsel and Bavarian prince visit stirring German interests. Mentions Austrian and French condolence visits to Archduchess mother of Maximilian. Baron Von Beust and Prince Metternich appear, with an assassin arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prussia
Bavaria
Saaa
Pohoenlohe
Germany
Austria
France
Archia
Mazimilian
Ishi
Baron von Beust
Metternich
Hous
Rumored clash between Captain-General and Lara in Havana
In Havana on August 27 reports claim a confrontation occurred between Captain-General Maseaud and Senor Lara, Chief of Administration. It is said they had no contact afterward and that General Maseaud will retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Havana
Phyta Rosa
Sage Crry
Maseaud Nd Senor Lara
Maseaud
McCooles Victory Sparks Townwide Excitement
Dispatches report McCooles victory over Jones created widespread excitement across classes. Bets and rumors circulated as details pour in from Forts and regions near Cedar Canyon. Reports mention Red Cloud leadership and battles with Sioux in late July with casualties among soldiers and natives alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. Louis
McCooles
Jones
Fort Et Naan Tault
Augur
Fort C. T. Smith
Fort Phil
Kearney
Red Cloud
Phew Hawk
Gallatlo
Cedar Canon
Thing
Juleeb
Disturbing Reports From Western Frontiers Collide With Mining Talk
Amid scattered dispatches from Apac and the Pacific region, violence and outrages in New Mexico and Utah are reported. Hunters are killed in the Tio Mountains with several missing, while Indian depredations linger west of Olive Creek Colorado. Sweetwater mines are praised for vast quartz ledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apac
Meee Seetene
Tio Mountains
Sweetwater
Utah
Olive Creek
Colorado
Keween by Steamer and Royal Visits Supplying War News
News notes from New York and Europe report arrivals of ships including the Hansa from Southampton and the Vee of Greece, and visits by the Prince and Princess of Wales to Dordrecht on a formal Germany tour. Reports also cover Emperor and Empress of France traveling via Augsburg and Munich with mixed crowds, plus military and political protests, shortages, and cabinet changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Iegeringe Hansa
Southampton
Prince and Princess of Wales
Dordrecht
Germany
Vee
Greece
France
Augsburg
Munich
Salzburg
Louis
Times
Paris
Moustier
Drouys
de L'Huys
Apo
A Fe
Haly Ven
Tl Dhe
Palermo
Austria
Candis
Ramsedte
Crime and Cholera in Kansas Reported
Fragmentary report notes a Topeka incident tied to a railway buildup and a death by suicide, with reference to a Mr. Jewett of Ohio and a railway official. The cholera outbreak is said to spread in the Potawatomi Reserve areas, including nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pace Fairroad
Topeka
Ursday
Jewett
J Sewete
Ohio
Railwa
Mary
Potiawatomie Reserve
Conservative meeting interrupted by soldiers arrests in Georgia
From Sumter County Georgia on August 31 a Conservative gathering denounced A K Lamar and clashed with Radical black demonstrators. James Williams and Benjamin Holmes were arrested during the disturbance as soldiers intervened to quell the mob.
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Coumeus
Jas
Williams
Benjamin Holmes
Soanes
Dema
Pepe
A. K. Lamar
Garcone
Holmes
San Francisco Briefs Urge Statewide Political Talk
San Francisco reports political memos dominate state headlines as candidates campaign. The Pacific mail steamer Montanan sailed for Pensacola carrying 1 058 676 dollars in treasure. The Great Republic voyage to Yokohama and Shanghai’s ice trade noted. A third season of steamers for Honolulu commences with trips to the Sandwich Islands. The King calls the Legislative Assembly to convene September 2.
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Montans
Pensma
Great Republic
Japan
China
Yokohama
Shanghai
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
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