Hotel Arrivals Headline for Sept 12 1867
KeAretvaie at the principal Hotel for che inet 2 Orexcen Hoves-ti A. Parr, Propais-
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1867
Page
1
Br. Janes Hores-H. P. Extas, Paorz eror. an
The fragment shows garbled text with unclear names and places. No coherent event or person details emerge to form a factual summary.
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Janes Hores
H. P. Extas
Paorz Eror
Garr House Goonce Wesen Prevaie oO GME
Fragmentary OCR mentions names and places with unclear meaning. The text appears to list individuals such as Louis and entries like WAL Tisvinns with scattered quotation marks and numbers, lacking coherent events or context.
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Garr
Goonce Wesen
Prevaie
Nothing to Say before the Police Court
A drunkenness case recalls the phrase nothing to say as the man declines to speak. The defendant had appeared before the court repeatedly on the same charge and faced testimony from the arresting officer about his intoxication and deteriorating condition. The judge noted the pattern of intemperance and warned the man, but two weeks earlier the case had yielded inconclusive evidence and he was dismissed.
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Jim Beak
Morgan
Brazil
Great Oraneir
Rae
Feetes
Portugal
United States
River Plate
Holland
Spain
de Doley
Non L
M. Dano
Mex
France
Versa Cruz
Paris
New York
M. F
Poe
Avaa
Marshel Bazaine
Mexico
Almanac Scenes From An Antique Page
An old almanac page, browned and soiled, shows seasonal vignettes and advice. The engravings depict youths in menswear, courting winter fires, plowing in spring, and men with horses, while text hints at farmers’ counsel and homely humor from a frugal era.
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Olin
Solomon
Seavios
Groend
Ted
Fire and flood damage hit Hamilton works and canal scene
From the Hamilton ee this morning. A fire on Tuesday afternoon at Owens Lane Dyeree machine shops destroyed the upper area. Fire engines arrived late as packed lumber hindered access. Roof removal followed flooding and interior water damage. Elsewhere a canal burst near Cook Co. warehouse caused sinking and cargo loss. Steam tug Washington aided salvage at sea. Church dedication plans at St. Seoa Church include Purcell and Cin assistance with visitor attendance expected.
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Hamilton Ee
Owens, Lane, Dyeree
Cook & Co
Washington
St. Seca
Edleatard
Oeity
Shane
Dickens in America A lively talk on the author’s stage presence
The Independent recounts Louisa May Alcott describing a Dickens lecture at St James Hall. She notes the crowded audience, Dickens’s natural humor, and the vivid reactions, contrasting the crowd’s foppish fashions with a crimson desk and curtain behind him.
Terrific boiler explosion hits New York shop
A boiler explosion at a New York City shop on Twenty eighth Street destroyed a building and injured several, killing fireman Edward Brady and others including Mary Dowling and Dora Hausman. Debris, collapsed walls, and a vast rescue effort followed as workers, relatives, and police crowded the scene.
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New York
Hausman
Twenty-eighth Street
Highth’ Avenue
Turner's
Exgoth Avenue
Mary Dowling
Mr. Hausman
Mary Welberzahl
Dora Hausman
Bro Harry
Dora
Mary Dowlin
Stal
Eighth Street
Mary Wshi
Sceles
la Ma
Tair Street
Sy. Saaseely
Edward Brady
M Devlin
Ireland
International Anti-Slavery Conference Opens in Paris
The first meeting of the International Anti-Slavery Conference was held in the Salle Herz at noon. Delegates from the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, the Comite Francais d Emancipation, and the Sociedad Abolitioniera Espanola were joined by many others. M. Laboulaye chaired in place of the Duke de Lie. Attendees included J. D. Palfrey, Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Rev Professor Thomas, and delegates from Brazil, Spain, England, Venezuela, Western Africa, and Hayti.
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Salle Herz
Comite Francais d’Emancipation
Sociedad Abolitioniera Espanola
Duke de Lie
Hge
M. Laboulaye
M. Obrege Deleg
Spain
M Qrchin
Institute
J. D. Palfrey
Wm. Lloyd Garrison
Thomas
United States
M. Vogeli
Brazil
Jos. Cooper
M. Chamerouzon
England
M. de Viscarrondo
Gev. de Rovaz
Venezuela
M. Rainy
Western
Africa
General Dubois
Hayti
Prince-Albert de Bgoglie
France
Brest Government Seizes Anglo French Co to Lay Cable
The British Government seizes the Anglo French Company to lay a telegraphic cable from Brest to the American continent. Preliminary sounds began four months ago and show favorable bottom conditions for Brest to St Pierre MIquelon. From there the line runs along New Brunswick and the New England coast to New York. Immersed cable work will start in London next May using the Great Eastern, with completion hoped by July 1568.
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Brench
Brest
Petrie
St. Pierre Miquelon
St. Pierre
New Brunswick
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
London
Great Eastern
France
European
America
Insurrection in Spain Expands As Forces Clash
Telegram from Terpignan dated August 25 reports Spain’s insurrection growing with 8000 troops and the death of Gen. Manzo. From Madrid August 24 officials say insurgents advance toward the French frontier in Aragon while royal troops press them.
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London
Terpignan
Spain
Pre Pomary Alcantara
Cay
Catsbnig
Manzo
Madrid
Aragon
Saragossa
Navarre
Ara
Hie
Bekevacen
Eee
Vega
Sie
Dia
Baldrich
Barcelona
Santa Colonna
Disches
Catalonia
Presse
Prim
A New Remedy for Cholera in Italy
A Florence letter reports cholera fears in Italy and villagers blaming villains for the outbreak. A brigand chief Palma issues a placard threatening swift punitive action if the disease does not cease, a grim example of a heroic medical approach in rhetoric.
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Italy
Florence
Rossino
Palma
Domewiog Staarano
Horses in Heaven and the Revelations from Ward Beecher
Exchange Gleanings records a humorous Norwood Ward Beecher discourse on the future life of horses based on the Book of Revelations. The item mentions a white horse and other colors, with Rose reacting to the idea of horses in heaven.
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Norwood
Henry Ward Beecher
Meirses
Republicanism in Massachusetts and Indian War notes
Dispatches from Washington and London report on Massachusetts politics and Sheridan at Leavenworth. Military orders reshuffle postings while Chinese and Siamese news touch on regional affairs. cholera in Malta and Formosa embargo updates appear in the foreign briefings.
Massachusetts Republican Convention Nears Concludes
The Massa chusetts Republican gathering selected Hearyary Wilkes as president and nominated Governor Bullock. A debate on temperance ended without action. Resolutions condemned Johnsons position and urged restraint on prohibition debates, while pledges to Congress aimed at party unity and executive interference caution.
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Massachusetts
Committee On Resolutions
Republican Party
Congress
Ofoe
General Sharidsa Arrives in Leavenworth to Welcome
General Sharidsa arrives at nine o'clock escorted by soldiers and citizens. A salute greets the train as crowds cheer the General to the Planters' House where a large assembly cheers from the balcony. A formal reception planned for the night is declined by the General.
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Leavenworth
Sharidsa
Aea
Unt
Hhe Gear Ceaser
Meoulighe
Worth
Company Rolls in New Officers After Onboard Meeting
The entity held a formal session to elect the old officers for the company and set plans for the road ahead. Details on names and positions were announced during the meeting.
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Poer Ao
Sioux Council Schedules Omaha to Fort Laramie Visit
In New York the party departs for Omaha under a commission and proceeds to Fort Laramie to visit hostile tribes. The mission aims to address tensions and seek peaceful reconciliation with Native groups.
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New. York
Omaha
Fort Laramie
Minnesota Republican Convention Note
Fragments indicate a convention reference with unclear names and dates. The readable text mentions Minnesota, a Republican context, and possibly an event titled Sr. Patember 11 with garbled phrases about payment or refrain. Further readable details are not available.
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Minnesota
Patember
Wisconsin Democratic Convention Nominates Governor Candidate
Mapriom Wisconsin September 11 reports the Democratic convention nominating J. J. B. for Governor and Re L. P. Weether-Matias for a public instruct bank comptroller role.
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Wisconsin
Mapriom
Wis
Democratic
Elah
J. J B
L. P. Weether- Matias
Road plan delays loom in Lenin area
A fragmented report indicates plans for a Lenin road project are delayed with uncertain timelines as construction slows and officials reassess the approach.
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Lenin
Ballding Heads Toward Possible Political Shifts
Fragmentary notice hints at party planning and strategy as Whe plans push for influence. The readable bits suggest discussions of alliances and upcoming moves that could alter local political dynamics.
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