07 Sep 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1877
Page
1
A vast crowd estimated at twenty thousand gathered in Marietta to welcome the visiting figure. A grand procession moved through the streets this morning, drawing spectators from surrounding areas and reflecting the event’s significance.
In Marietta on September 7 a large crowd gathered as veterans and recruits lined the streets to greet the President. A parade featured trains from Cincinnati and Athens bringing about a thousand attendees, including many ladies, while the President planned a Mayors reception. Notables such as General Deval and Mrs. Hayes attended alongside Ohio regiments and Democratic candidate Bishop observed the event.
The Turks suffered 430 killed and 1400 wounded as they were driven from their position at cost. Turkish forces have entrenched the hill, with heavy losses reported.
The text reports Secretary Sherman stating the appointment of Mr. Anderson to be Deputy Collector at New Orleans was not made by the President. The action is described as approved by the appropriate officials, with no interference from the President or the Treasury Department. Senator Morton is noted as improving, with mentions of ongoing claim efforts and Treasury reopens.
The report shows bids and offers for wheat, flour, and rye with September and December futures, including extra white wheat at 1.36 for September and 1.13 for October. Livestock receipts total about 3,000 head with prices for hogs and cattle noted, while pork and cotton quotes are reported with limited detail.
A fragment titled Never From the New York Tribune presents a terse line about ghouls and a distant connection, with no clear event, date, or人物 details readable.
Correspondent reports a rainy start in Xenia for the Cincinnati Conference with Greene County Fair crowds. The piece covers opening observations, proceedings, district reports, and remarks by W L Hypes P E, Dr Kyrett, and others on discipline and church administration.
An enthusiastic missionary meeting convened this afternoon at 3 o clock. The purpose was to highlight the India mission and present works in progress, including the conversion experiences and living examples of new converts. A graphic portrayal was shown and the audience responded with interest.
Correspondent from Cincinnati Times reports a large, diverse gathering in Chillicothe on September 6 with State Board of Agriculture members and Franklin County Society leaders. The piece praises the Scioto Valley Railroad travel, rural scenery, and county farming, noting extensive landholding patterns in Ross County and a robust county fair featuring cattle, horses, baskets, and displays.
Special dispatch reports John Seltzer suing Amburg manager of the Hessian Military Band for breach of contract after the band failed to appear at a Cincinnati concert. Amburg posted bond. trial set for the 15th. Also notes a minor fire at J M Abbott residence and a local wedding planned for the 23rd with Miss Anxie Ken Tarr of Pike Street and her groom candidate.
The Carlton Free Traders meeting at Appleton Boston formed a committee on resolutions to advocate commercial revival and industrial growth. Pratt and Samuel A. were appointed Secretaries. Dudley Field Park Goodwin White and Francis A Walker named to the resolutions panel. Members named from major cities include Abraham L. Earle, W W Trenholm, Charles Nordhoff, and others. The group endorsed negotiating treaties with France and similar nations and adopted a resolution urging policy changes to boost national commerce. Adjourned.
Baltimore on September 7 reports the German Synod of the East of the Re formed Church in the United States began its annual session with a general sermon by Rev. Dr. J. Kuelling of Lancaster Pennsylvania. About forty five churches are represented with around congregants.
A broken OCR fragment references a date September 7 and a mention of Los Leche with unclear surrounding context. The readable parts point to a personal note or address but lack cohesive information for a full event or action.
Frederick William Thomas, editor and proprietor of the Freie Presse, died this morning in Philadelphia at age 70. He had led the paper for many years and was a prominent figure in local journalism.
Weather bulletin notes signal service observations from September 7 at 7 06 AM. Mentions Upper and Lower Missouri regions with unclear locations. Describes atmospheric readings and conditions affecting the Crncixxati area.
A Lebanon letter from the Lebanon Star criticizes the Cincinnati Commercial for insulting General Beatty and those who oppose President Ha We. It defends Beatty supporters as having more principle and Republican spirit than the Commercial and its alleged clique.
Fragments from a St. Louis Globe-Democrat page mention Indiana and a warning that a sudden panic could arise if all details are released at once. The text is fragmented and lacks a clear event or named individuals.
In the latest revision of Democratic appointments lists no entry named Thurman appears. The Ohio State Journal notes the omission amid broader cabal-like reshuffles and clarifies the current roster naming other committee figures.
Fragmented notice mentions CULBERTSON and Mr C A Foote with a release and a missing boat claim. References a Frankfort penitentiary article and a Mes Mannix Paescorr left for Brookline with unclear details.
Superintendent Mr Jaxxs cites exchange and packing costs for Eclectic Geography at 23 per item versus 4082 for new sets, implying some will swap old geographies. Dayton Kentucky authorities press tax suits. chancery docket closing. promotions in schools and a ferry accident near the water, with a horse rescue effort described.
In a common pleas divorce case Edward McGill was noted as a former inmate of the Ohio State Penitentiary for receiving stolen goods in 1935, with two children mentioned. The plaintiff accuses her husband of adultery and mistreatment, citing a long separation and prior marriage issues. The decree was granted on grounds of extreme duress and related conduct.
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