10 Sep 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1877
Page
1
The item notes a Sunday announcement that Wea has fallen into Russian hands after a multi sided assault. Casualties are reported as enormous while full details remain unavailable. The report also mentions W Field returning to New York after two months away.
The Fisheries Commission reports on an investigation dated September 9 in Hawifax. The record outlines findings and possible actions arising from the inquiry and identifies parties involved in the case.
A fragment from a Raw Havex page notes a date of September 10 and a reference to Se to Secon. The readable text is sparse leaving the exact event unclear.
Fragmented text notes weather with winds and rain, mentions the Olle State Fair opening at Columbus, and references local events and persons in unclear context. The readable parts imply a tumultuous day with a state fair launch. Morton is mentioned as graduating or progressing toward a presidential role.
A garbled summary notes the 1896 Republican convention in Cleveland and criticisms of the Garfield era policies. It mentions silver recoinage, administration disaffection, and calls for a stronger platform against a waning political stance.
Fragmented OCR lines describe a retired worker’s long service, an actuary’s death timing, and a walking feat by Exton Cates. It notes the British rifle team’s practice, the New Orleans team scoring 911, and a reservoir water works vote. Also mentions women voting for the first time and various unsettled, jumbled references to Atlantic City and protections.
Fragmentary report describes the Little Miami depot at Loveland with freight movements in August 1877. Mentions Kentucky Central and Cincinnati Southern lines, and arrests or schedules amid garbled text. Keeps names and precise facts unclear due to damaged OCR.
Dispatches report no confirmation of Plevna capture while noting Bulgarian activity near Rasgrad and forces north of the Balkans. Other items include alleged Bulgarian outrages against Muslims, a poisoning arrest in Ontario, and European financial and military notes from London and Vienna.
Special dispatches report Montgomery Blair Smithe Field from Maryland as a newly appointed Baltimore official seek confirmation as Senator White signals backing. Wilkins suspension cited. White’s influence could sway Democratic Senators toward confirmation.
Special Dispatch reports in near Columpus on September 1 5 that the State Board of Agriculture prayed for good weather to boost a weeklong exhibition. Clouds and spotty rain begin the opening as exhibitors bring horses cattle and displays to the grounds.
Galveston September 10 a government survey shows the cotton crop in ten Texas counties underperforming with low yields and poor quality. Local merchants report unfavorable weather and pest damage affecting staple output.
Fragmented OCR notes reference the Circuit Court session and Court of Appeals mandate, then list property estates and tracts. Names appear obliquely with locations such as Dry Creek and McKey’s land, plus tax or estate line items and values around $1,006.
The report covers attendance and prospects for the Reds, noting a satisfactory gate and a need to win more games. It mentions Rochester and Burkalow as a troublesome pitcher, a Louisville defeat, and amateur games with Browns and Gems. It also cites an ongoing discussion about a 1878 club team and open questions on future city playoff plans.
A historical item notes that the proposed reorganization of the Chicago and Canada Southern Extradi was refused. No further details on parties or dates are provided in the readable text.
Philadelphia reports the death of Wa. Bi Nicholson Jr. as Shooting Creedmoor results and river news from Evansville Camp Illinois and Louisville. Entries sum to 217 at a competition while river stages show 4 feet 2 inches in Louisville and 9 inches in Evansville with cloudy weather.
A chaotic local column notes James for $408 and Vanderburg’s late evening visit. The famous Garrison Band, under Fred Cieon, nears a sensational reorganization as Peoria No. 1 in the pan of the era. The piece hints at upcoming events and a controversial decision affecting town entertainments.
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