09 Sep 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1869
Page
1
Disjointed OCR fragment references Albany and talk of a two cent Democratic paper. Mentions Greeley recommendatio n for a Chinese mission and a remark on Chinese girls inability to "talk" and New York debt.
A partial OCR line from a southern newspaper hints at caution about a child’s safety and a warning to avoid risky behavior. The readable words suggest a concern for a child’s wellbeing and the potential consequences of danger in the home.
Correspondents recount an interview with Godey in the city jail, detailing his humor and views on Judge Straub and public life. The piece frames the scene around Stofer and the lingering fascination with Godey, Grant, and financial plans while noting Godey’s likeness to his photos and his absence from the famous Godey’s Ladies Book.
A partial OCR fragment notes a near joy or release moment with unclear names or places. The readable text hints at positive emotion and closeness to happiness, but lacks concrete details to identify persons or events.
News briefs from the era report Washington offices closed in respect to Gen. Rawlins, Colfax in Portland, and Denmark awaiting a U S ratification of the St Thomas treaty. Obituaries and funeral plans for Senator Fessenden are noted, with various other dispatches on mining prospects, civil unrest, and naval movements.
The Dubuque Times recounts a shocking case in Sea Town involving a very young boy chained and starved by neighbors seeking to test rumors about his family. The piece notes repeated, unsettling parental complicity and promises to withhold names for safety.
The excerpt argues farming is a science and profession and tells a story of a lawyer beating seasoned farmers at their trade. It cites 1845 Georgia politics, where Martin, a leading Georgia lawyer, faced a planter opponent amid pamphlet disputes and growing local prejudice against lawyers.
A scattered news digest reports a cattle plague in Phelps County Missouri, post office work in New York, land office acreages, Irish editors in government roles, Indian travel to Muerto Station Texas, aristocratic travels, and several financials. It cites a St. Louis debt, census data with black and female population counts, Indianapolis Rolling Mill output, Wythe Virginia lead mine dividend, and 1868 market sentiment on mineral wealth.
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