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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1871
Page
1
The report notes a large New York demonstration with about ten thousand men and mentions a grand jury being called to the matter by Judge Bedford. It also mentions Mr Booth’s parents being informed of his plan to visit his old home soon and references the steamer Norwalk sailing.
A New York handbill hints that Montpee, a named suspect in Prim’s death, is linked to the case after a jetted flyer circulated citywide. Jose Lopes is mentioned as having provided information suggesting Montpee’s involvement.
A Times snippet reports strikers push for a nine hour workday as government action in the shire and a potato disease spreading in Lancashire. The fragment mentions G and other authorities with unclear specifics.
A fragmentary clipping notes a Seep and the Cokin of the eo in a local page item. Readable names and exact roles are unclear, but the brief highlights a cultural or regional reference tied to a place or event in the area.
A fatal railroad accident occurred as a wagon was struck by a train. High winds and loud singing hindered warning, with workers bearing the scene. One horse was torn nearly to pieces as the wagon was wrecked, leaving emergency crews to tend the aftermath.
A terrible deadly incident at Midway Kentucky ends with the murder of John Harper and his family. The article notes a swift, violent attack lasting only seconds and says no clue was obtained about the killer. A receipt and patches are mentioned without clear involvement.
Report from Sanatoca on September 11 notes two veterans winning the four-oared race and camaraderie among crews. The contest decided third place amid strong enthusiasm for the boats and crews involved.
In New York a rising dispute between figures named Cornell and Gheeley escalates into a serious quarrel drawing public attention. Local sources report heated exchanges and calls for formal mediation as observers weigh possible implications for political and social circles.
The Tribune notes prudence amid accusations of graft and fees tied to city finances. It reports Hall, Cardoso, and others planned speeches as lawyers argued over ongoing court actions and the fate of an injunction, with figures cited on sums and jail terms.
A body was discovered in the river near the crossing amid unclear text. Investigators may be processing the scene as officials release sparse details.
The Bishop of Iowa requests the Davenport Gazette correct false impressions of his views on the Cheney case. He recalls knowing J Cheney as a boy and explains he urged adherence to the appointed baptismal service. He notes his later opinion that individual judgment should not oppose constituted authorities. He was asked to travel to Chicago before the sentence in the New Independent Church was pronounced.
Rev Mason Gallagher of the seventh street Church adopts Rev Thralls stance on church division and uses a different book in his new church, signaling a departure from former practice and aligning with sectist views.
Special Dispatch reports the river receding with 22 inches to channel and no rain in a week. Upper Allegheny forecasts poor rise. Captain Hugh Campbell, a famed river man, dies at Meadville. Louisville dispatch dated September 11 notes river falling, 5 feet at Portland bar and 35 inches at French Island. Clear weather with 68 degrees. Business dull. no notable activity beyond The Charmer serving Evansville.
Mor Yelk wakes SP Iitens atte. Lew Y ceased to Liverpool.
The report notes sheet iron quality from Seine aimed on Ivania with a fine surface, four by two feet sizes, and stove pipe uses. It cites iron output in the market around 2,143 tons for the year and 2,6 year figures, reflecting production trends and market demand.
Special Dispatch reports George Clark recounting the gambling room moments of the Myers homicide. He saw Tom McCreban near Myers, then a blow to Myers from a bowler as he played faro. McGehan had prior issues with Myers over a counterfeit bill and a Phoenix Team dispute. Dr. Huber testimonies to be followed by more evidence. Peter Schwab called next.
Special Sosa and siblings of John Harper have been arrested or found with blood on their shirts. Strong evidence is reported against them. Others who worked for him are missing and suspected of involvement. Authorities are actively pursuing leads.<|vq_0|>
It was found at the Comptroller's office this morning that an entrance had been effected and vouchers for bills paid in 1870 had been...
In Saratova New York on September 11 crews Bigler and Winship contest the dead heat for third place in the regatta. They will row at two o'clock this afternoon to settle the outcome.
The report lists fluctuating prices for goods and commodities with mixed signals. Cotton and wheat show varied activity while flour remains dull and oats rise. sugar and gas show minor movements. Prices are presented with unit notes and small-volume trades.
Testimony continued in the inquest into M. Malott's death by boiler explosion at the Water Works. Witnesses described a second hand boiler, crown sheet repairs, and overpressure from excessive steam as the likely cause. The Board approved a new boiler. verdict bound that death resulted from the explosion and that Engineer Richardson bore responsibility for permitting a defective boiler.
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