10 Sep 1872
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1872
Page
1
New York dispatch dated September 10 reports six cases of cunstroke yesterday. Pacific Mail Steamship Company announces the loss of the steamship on its voyage to Yokohama, with details in the day’s brief wire.
A garbled dispatch from Beows in the Southern Indiense region reports on Merrow’s return from the South Pew beetos tour. The page mentions Stents and an accusation of liars, with unclear dates and places, reflecting a damaged text fragment.
In a murky fragment from the Patri 10,1 board report, Board of Public Detective mates Eecbta nip the coon of Ooty nap wine. Around 60 o.oo be start on the re ing, Mel Forrester seemed.
Special Dispatch reports Republicans in Maine jubilant over election results with rumors of a twelve to eighteen thousand majority. Early updates from Kimball and Portland suggested gains for Democrats, but later dispatches show Republican strength surging. Kernan’s governor candidacy dampens Democratic morale as Liberal Republicans grow disillusioned with Tammany and the statewide mood sours.
M J Williams addresses the Grant and Wilson Club in Beckett's Hall in Oxford this evening. The record notes other court and city matters including probate, health, and nuisance issues discussed at the latest council meeting.
Timely reports from Maine describe a lively civic night as the Glee Club and citizens serenaded townsfolk and spread news. Carl Schurz, in Ohio, predicted a heavy Greeley majority. A delegation planned to Pittsburgh for the Soldiers and Sailors Convention, with Grant Glee Club to attend.
From Washington on September 10 Republicans celebrate Maine results as proof that Horace Greeley will struggle in New England. A leading Greeley supporter laments wasted funds in Maine and urges focus on Pennsylvania and Indiana. Campaign committee members grow despondent about Greeley’s prospects.
Atchison Kansas September 9 The annuals of blooded stock for the Northern Kansas Fair opening tomorrow exceed previous years and promise a magnificent exhibition. Weather is fine with some of the fastest horses in the West already on the grounds and more expected to arrive.
The article compiles scattered notes from the era detailing military moves near Mt. Denis Tunnel, Johnson departing Nashville for Memphis, journeys to Lexington, Ky., and Akron, Ohio. It mentions a budget deficit projection of 2,609,000 reals, a boning item, a streetcar accident in Brooklyn, a fire in Russellville, and disparate regional reports from Missouri Valley exhibitions to Arizona ambushs with minimal coherent narrative.
A letter addressed to the Young Men's Political Reform Society attacks racial taunts and political indifference near the White House. It condemns insulting remarks about Black guests and mocks the era of Grantism, arguing moral and legal failings while urging accountability and reform. It notes persistent racial prejudice and political passivity among officials and the public.
A gruesome murder startled New Haven Conn last Friday, rattling this quiet city. An ornate tale of crime and punishment follows a man linked to a trade, his father in law’s arrest request, and a delayed judgment as authorities ponder the case amid public unrest.
A blaze highly suspected incendiary tore through a house and caused heavy damage to a block of homes on Crescent Street. Neighbors and buckets fought the flames, saving portions of the row while Mrs Flynn and Mr Eckert lost much furniture. police and fire officials investigated insurance status and caused by arson. School officials visited, noting strong attendance and German studies across Dis and intermediate levels.
A fragmentary report describes a crowd at Covington markets, a fatality from injuries after a wheel passed over a man, and obituaries for Mrs Hummel. The session of the Court of Appeals adjourned briefly amid inclement weather. A local club meeting at Odd Fellows Hall featured speeches, crowds, and new renovations.
An early morning start from Newport to Hamilton ends abruptly as a boat accident occurs near Bischet See. A man named Gallagher tied to masonry trades is reported. a young woman receives an arm injury from a tire incident. Pastor E. is moving to the Oregon conference, planning to preach his Newport farewell next Sunday. Mayor’s details hint at local unrest on York Street, with police escort and arrests following a brief disturbance as residents resisted jail entry at Redcliffe.
Fort Waing September 10 A description of a Sentinel card attacking the Louisville Convention as Republican payback for Grant support and favoring Mr. Greeley, with claims one attendee was a Greeley Democrat and another a famous war pirate. Gov Koerner will address Liberals and Democrats in German at the Rink Thursday. Republicans celebrate Maine results awaiting a Greeley wave.
Students of the National Normal in Lebanon Ohio held an enthusiastic meeting at Washington Hall last night. Speakers included Gate for Wilson Club Governor McBarney Dr Scott and Judge Wilson. One hundred young men joined the club and organizers aim for 300 members.
September 10 dispatch from New Albany notes Maine results lift Republican spirits while Democrats grow gloom. The report, though fragmented, indicates a ground-swell favoring Republicans with ballots expected soon.
In Evansville on September 10, a major Republican demonstration drew about fifteen hundred torches and a vast audience as Gen. Logan spoke. Governors Noyes and Esker held a grand rally at Mount Vernon and were slated to address Princeton today.
A powerful tornado swept over New Albany Indiana at eight o clock damaging roofs of the Opera House Woodward Hall and several dwellings. The Louisville New Albany and Chicago Railroad paint shop was displaced from its foundation and depot roof rafters were torn away. Two barges were blown downstream and the Morning Star stern lines broke free. No personal injuries reported though widespread destruction observed within a mile north of the city.
MEMPHIS September 10 Andrew Johnson arrived by early train and will speak tomorrow evening to a small audience. Local friends plan a reception tonight but likely cannot cover his expenses. Pope County Arkansas faces escalating troubles with a shooting and a newspaper office fire in recent days. A Cincinnati safe from Hall’s firm containing $10,000 was recovered from the blaze debris, undamaged by fire.
Cumicotus Ohio September 10 special dispatch reports the third annual Ross County Fair opening with large entries and high quality stock. Poultry slim, swine and cattle superior. turnout light but promising weather could bring large attendance. Citizens post a $200 purse for the fastest trotter, an added draw.
From office rent 690.00 and ticket sales 1,290.00. From sale of Uri and other items 856.00. Receipts also include miscellaneous items and premiums. Expenses list sundry items 2.20 and 25 cents.
A letter received in Pittsburg expresses strong support for attending the Grand Mass Convention of veteran soldiers on the 17th. The writer, No. 8, Gaast, emphasizes veterans’ entitlement to have their views weighed and regrets not being able to attend. Delegates from ville Convention arrive with talk of Louisville nomination. O Conor interview pending. John Horner, longtime Western Union Telegraph cashier, dies at 52.
Dispatches last night report a jury impaneled in the Rafferty murder case. Testimony began after exclusion of counsel's attempt to show the defendant was drunk at the time. A citizens meeting is called for Thursday evening urging action by prominent Chicago figures to curb cold blooded murder.
In Grrrva on September 10 the arbitral body sets the next meeting for Friday. The award to America is now stated at 3,250,000 pounds.
Reports from London and New York describe strong criticism of the Geneva Arbitration and Britain’s concession to the United States. A separate item notes Hon. R. C. Schenck’s expected London return and a Pennsylvanian railroad wreck near MippieTown with injuries including broken ribs.
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