10 Sep 1868
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1868
Page
1
The readable lines discuss a range of disjoint topics including a gym for French colleges, seed quantities, unburied corpses, shipments to or from a port, and crime notes. The text is heavily garbled with inconsistent spelling and missing context, preventing a coherent summary.
The fragmentary text names Payard Taylor and family, Charles Reade, General Grant, and Louisa Pyne in diverse contexts from property sales to wartime travel. It references Henri Rochefort, ongoing storms, and distant plateaus. overall, it presents a mosaic of scattered names and vague events without a clear, coherent narrative.
Special Correspondent recalls a river voyage to Niagara Falls and Lewiston with the Columbian steamer, stops at Clayton New York and Alexandria Bay, fishing lore, real estate growth, Buffalo civic notes, and local culture including church and school developments and public concerns.
A condensed New York letter notes improving business in Brooklyn and the city, with mentions of salons, theaters, and upcoming openings. References include EW Kasic Hale, Irish week performances, and proposed December openings. The piece highlights a vibrant cultural scene with opera, theater, and new museums amid urban growth.
A letter from Xenia describes a political procession and pole raising in the park near the new city hall. The report mentions a demonstration by the Democratic party and planned speaking events by local clubs, with the town preparing for a campaign gathering and the opening of the Xenia Gazette in a new edition. The piece notes improvements and a new bank building near the corner of Main and Green streets, alongside civic preparations for October activities.
The Memphis Post reports a brutal murder at the home of Mr. Alexander. Robbers forced him outside, attacked him, and set the house on fire while his wife escaped terrified. One colored man has been arrested as a suspect in the midnight assault and killing.
Durham cattle sales reported in The Paris Kentuckian on the Ninth describe multiple transfers during the Fourth of July period. Buyers include Henryiana and Wm Warfield with calves and heifers from two to six months, Leopard sired stock, and other young cattle traded to local buyers including Mr Samro Tea of Boyle.
A fragmented Covington page reports on local elections and military appointments including first and second lieutenants and ordnance, mentions the twelfth monthly reunion of Sunday Schools at First Presbyterian Church, notes an appointment for Tobsece in Kentucky's 11th District, and estimates the office pay at about $10,000 per year.
Fragmentary OCR text from South Carolina mentions a September date and election matters, with references to a chairman and several named individuals. The readable details are incomplete, but imply confusion around a redemption or election process and local officials.
The readable lines describe a racing or rowing scene with participants and a river setting. Names and precise actions are unclear due to the damaged OCR. The time 6:45 is noted, but other details are fragmented and not fully recoverable.
In a rugged afternoon contest the Saints clinched a 2 point victory as Fnp lah led with a late push and Renne contributed key plays. The crowd watched intense defense and a final stretch that sealed the win.
Haven Connecticut notes September 9 as the Democratic State gathering. Delegates including Gov. Jas. Be Songreesional, Alfred R. Goodrich, and Dag Hubbard are listed among attendees, with mentions of district representatives Nathanie and others in attendance.
On September 9 the House advanced a relief bill and debated seating vacancies left by expelled Black members. A report questioned qualifications of members and a general swearing in occurred. Separate dispatches report a murder in Thompson where two white men were killed by Black assailants, with vigilante hanging of the suspect.
A Denver dispatch reports confidence that the upcoming Colorado election will favor the Republican candidate. It notes the vote underway and suggests a likely Republican success based on preliminary signs and local analyses.
Ex President Pierce Betten of Coxcorp New Hampshire is described as more comfortable this evening with medical attendants optimistic about his recovery. The notice places the matter at Coxcorp and cites September 9 as the timing of the report.
A propeller carrying about thirty passengers disappeared after leaving St Joseph Michigan on Sunday night en route to Benton Harbor with peaches. The crew included Captain H M Pace and engineer Richard Fuatis. A search by local boats is underway as 8000 baskets of peaches were aboard and insurance stands at $12 000.
The September 9 New York report details a court ruling involving Commissioner Rollins and others as they discuss motions about a case, noting that certain actions or arrests are permitted only under specific conditions. A related Mississippi paragraph mentions the Republican State Convention selecting a ticket with Lennox for Lieutenant Governor and calls for reelection and reform.
The report notes favorable weather and a horse race won for a stake with a little over 13 miles and a time of three minutes seventeen seconds. It mentions several horse names and positions, and includes brief items about religious disestablishment in Ireland, an international convention on working conditions, and shipping news from New York and London with dates in September.
Thos W Farrin Gents and McGuire Patterson wholesale trunk dealers listed. Parvin Johnson Trunks Carpet Bags and Valises advertise from IOS Main and Srest Cincinnati Obie area.
Readable portions mention a person and place in a garbled OCR fragment. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible to form a coherent news item.
An excerpt notes permanent sickness and premature decline as central concerns and suggests it is not pleasant to consult a physician for relief. The text frames medical consultation as undesirable within the context of declining health.
The text describes a flood of applicants to druggists and doctors for cures, many treated with ineffective or worsening remedies. It laments distressing complaints linked to exhaustion of vaginal membranes and the broader evils they carry, urging simple justice.
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