03 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1867
Page
1
The article discusses postage cost logic showing options for letters and parcels and argues for lower rates. It covers Mike McCoole sailing to St Louis and the boxing scene, including bets and public reaction. The piece mentions bands, celebrations, and anticipated parades for the victor.
The report notes Mason County activity by W. Shask and A. Pfeifer with vine plantings two years old or less. Tasks include trenching and site preparation, planting vines, and monitoring growth as the harvest nears. Described are vine distribution among plots and crop readiness for future seasons.
Journal notes describe tracking a proposed prize fight between McCoole and another fighter as rumors moved from border towns to the city. Reporters board trains, interview railroad men, and observe station activity while tracking plans and public interest in the event.
Court report outlines allegations of family mistreatment and related tensions. Details mention residents and emotional impact, with statements indicating concern over the wellbeing of a family member.
Abernethy of the Auditorifice reports the total cash on hand for Frener Augus Stet. to be recorded in the accounts and awaiting final tally.
The Spr ay from Evansville is the only outside arrival among the daily packets. Several packet lines advertise departures this evening and tomorrow including Argosy for Big Sandy, Edinberg for Portemouth, America for Manchester, Camelia for Maysville and Belle, and New York Express for Cairo and St Louis. Weather cool, frost feared along the lake shore. steamboat interest focuses on new bill of lading forms and insurance for freight.
Dr Kerr disputed McCoole's superior power claiming not power but a bottle holder aided by a swig of Great Syerene Renovator after each round. A two story brisk alley scene from Seventh to New confuses the record as Tobin once owned the property. Pat Riley, an old offender, faces a prosecution after an earlier incident. A man was fined $25 and sent to the Workhouse.
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