09 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1867
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear names and places. no coherent event or facts readable for a structured news item. Unable to determine persons, organizations, or dates from the fragment.
The fragment notes a dispute or protest involving parties Carros Bore Beus and Masors. No clear dates or locations are readable, limiting precise grounding. Further readable context would clarify the entities and the event's nature.
A new fort named Port New Es opens in Newport city at Coving, marking a minor coastal defense addition. The structure rises as part of local defense efforts with limited ceremony and unclear immediate use.
Fragmentary text mentions an incident on Peach Street with a stick and possible interference. The fragment notes jail as a consequence and hints at a fatal outcome but lacks complete facts, names, dates, or location specifics.
Readable fragments list names and quantities including Athieéd 21 Middletown Fame and W Beeseee Taade with references to Neil Newport Young Le Leck Laat Mei and Sreeean vile ing, plus vague measurements of coal and crams. The text remains unclear and includes multiple garbled terms.
A large audience greeted Archbishop Percell and heard him discuss church dogma and the Pope's temporal power. He noted harmony at a recent archbishop convention, corrected press misstatements about gold, and praised Roman unity as attendees from the voyage home spoke of favorable views toward Rome. The corner stone for the new Catholic Chapel of the Convent grounds was laid, honoring Mary of St. Joseph David and the Sisters of the Good Series existing since 1857.
An early 20th century note describes a broad festival week in Indianapolis with music and entertainments. Frantisco Klein and spouse attended events while Germen guests enjoyed concerts and chess, showcasing a crowded tableau of decorations, soirees, and receptions. The piece mentions attendance, performances by Denes and Dietzch, and a packed schedule including dancing and balls.
Amid city discussions in 1567, residents debate use of Front Street track and possible canal junction. A letter from "Y. Z." urges a year round connection for tram or horse power, stressing safety and public good without party bias. The piece notes council action and calls for light on the issue for citizens.
The text discusses opposition to impeaching President Johnson, opposing measures by Johnsen and his faction. It notes doubts about the legality and feasibility of impeachment, mentioning potential effects on Congress and the presidency. The piece reflects partisan debate over executive accountability and the political dynamics of the era.
In reviewing the week the paper notes a routine summary of events and mentions a colonel’s anniversary and a brother’s status. It references three cemetery burials, chemical-related terms, and total deaths noted through the week, with fragmented dates and unclear specifics.
The Hon. Wm. A. Graham of North Carolina, once a Whig vice presidential candidate, is quoted describing the South as constrained by congressional pressure to adopt local constitutions, a move seen as dangerous to republican party unity.
The Board of Managers of the National Asylum for Disabled Soldiers notes new asylums planned near Dayton and Augusta with 600 beds, plus outdoor relief for families. The amnesty proclamation by President Johnson aims to restore Union authority, pardon rebels, and resume civil rights under specific conditions.
Gov Helm died at his residence near Elizabethtown on September 8. His funeral is planned for Tuesday a week after his inauguration. Since death occurred within two years of term, the Chief Justice must order a gubernatorial election for the first Monday of August next, while Lieutenant Governor Stevenson exercises the powers and duties of the office.
A political candidate named Abrani or Conservative faced defeat following a fatal incident at an event. Authorities report the death occurred after the confrontation, with investigations ongoing. The fallout affected campaign activities and business operations nearby.
Havana September 5. Cigar makers plan a strike among their fellow workers seeking wage gains. The piece notes police actions and arrests amid rising tensions. It mentions an associated Negro uprising near a canal area with casualties and imprisonments, tied to government health decrees.
A fragmented dispatch covers French leadership shifts and Prussian tensions, noting ministers and military actions in Paris and Berlin. It mentions royal proclamations, Lille operations, and Austrian and Greek developments, with summaries of Denmark, Sweden, and Polish fronts, plus naval movements and financier notes.
A Madrid dispatch dated August mentions a series of vague events labeled AEWS BY STEAMER. The fragment references a second portion of an averre and a Cocaue of a purported action but provides no clear detail or outcome.
The Evangelical Alliance convened before a large audience in a cathedral setting. Key speakers included noted clergy from Holland and other regions as they discussed forthcoming events and invited attendees to the next gathering in New York Gardens.
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