09 Sep 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1874
Page
1
Fragmentary text recalls a conference at Bolivar involving Conservative leaders and a debate over negroes and a prisoner named Douglas Jamison. The passage hints at events surrounding a congress nomination process and a jail scene, with unclear details and persons unnamed.
A grand display of cut flowers is planned in Floral Hall by James and N. E. Lovejoy of Columbus. The event features entries in sweepstakes and a showing of painting and drawings, with fifteen entries noted and siblings mentioned along with local interest.
In Ibcom County clashes tied to late tax tensions escalate into violence, leaving pes Phe dead after a dispute linked to the Union and American Jackson. Authorities trace the incident to financial strains and a feud within the community.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an arrest and a court related to an election supervisor role. Details on names dates or jurisdictions are unreadable, but references include supervisor, state commission, and United in a political context.
New York September 9 cotton prices edged down as dull demand offset small gains in futures. flour strengthened modestly but lackslanded shipments. Receipts were 16,000 to 20,000 bushels with exports soft. wheat prices varied with no clear trend. Ohio and Cincinnati quotes cited, futures range noted for No 2 wheat at 83 cents to 105 cents, with mixed regional activity and freight considerations cited.
Special Dispatch reports a subdued oil market with minimal price movement. Trading shows Parker’s quiet and unions steady with slight regional price variations along the main lines near the river, while the rest of the market remains subdued amid limited demand.
The Democratic Convention of the Tenth peece by Gon Banya Senese County nominates candidates for Congress. Dicky of Sichiond Gad Jobes Dishes a Gn are among the leading contestants in the Seventeenth Ohio District.
The delegates rush for refreshments after Banning's eloquence and fail to form a quorum until 1 o clock. A committee names Kramer bagson for secretary pending a permanent secretary. J B McCormack is asked to do work, while Wm J O'Neil faces a weak contest for temporary secretary. Committees are appointed including Credentials with many names listed, and the business section opens.
Report from the Richmond Industrial Fair notes daisies closed at noon and the show is ahead of last year. Agricultural Department and Floral Hall are strong, with the power exhibit including a balloon ascent.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest an attack involving individuals with unclear names and roles. The text references an attachment, a person named Patel, and a suspect described as Shaa Fit Speeroor Von, with garbled surrounding words. Details are too obscured to confirm event, location, or outcome.
In Havana in September, Cabral commuted the death sentence of rebel court leaders Belan nes and Ropsane after three days. A pursuit of Jimines’ band near Vequits followed, with counter cries and heavy losses. Ariza telegraphs that enemies were defeated at eatin and Quesada chief Pancho Nogueros and soldiers were taken prisoner.
Worcester on September 9 witnessed Leverett Saltonstall delivering a brief opening address at a local gathering. The scene focused on the early moments of the meeting as attendees listened attentively.
In San Francisco California on September 9 terse literary and other exercises will take place. The brief notice lists activities and participating groups, noting the event details and location for attendees and participants.
A tentative 24 hour service between Duxbury and St Pierre remains nonfunctional as preparations lag. Officials warn the project is not yet ready to operate despite near completion.
The steamer Abbots sails to Liverpool carrying the Boston ace Baseball Club members aboard. The voyage is scheduled to depart at 9 30.
New York on September 9 reports specie shipments to Europe totaling 155000 dollars in silver bars for the day.
Mr. Z T Spangler of Coshocton Ohio visits the city for the great Expo. Hunter Brooke escorts him to view sights before he goes. Joones a large fish dealer from Sanctuaky OK is in the city yesterday. Mr Stoll runs a big business in the Finnay tribe during the ensuing season.
Two men attempting to alight from moving trains on LC L and O M Railroads near Riverside Station were struck and killed as trains passed. One man identified as Dicky, with details unclear due to damaged text. Investigating authorities seek information on the second victim.
In Police Court this morning Oliver Safin faced postponement after detention for several days. prosecution default of 100000 noted. Judge Marchant announced workhouse sentences for detainees, including Mary Bannon and other unnamed individuals, while Harry Fletcher was described as a 34 year old with dental concerns and missing parents seeking information on a lost relative.
A stubborn fire continued to rage in New Jersey pine woods overnight. An unrelated note mentions the Base-Ball Club facing charges of attempting to harm the Chicago team, indicating a report from city or regional papers.
Norm Adams reports in Massachusetts on September 9 that a speenaet Nocsmmee has been fixed for the first train through the Hoosse Tun. Steel rails are to be laid through the tunnel, signaling a milestone for the Hoosac project and regional rail progress.
A Cincinnati public notice from October 30 1874 discusses a Prophet and critique of Gazette editors. It recounts meetings with Deacon Smith and successive editors who urged publication, rejects their motives, and asserts prophecies about war and celestial events. The piece condemns false prophecies and asserts a coming judgment and divine signs.
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