12 Sep 1874
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1874
Page
1
In Texas, sixty six individuals described as Austin rioters were arrested and jailed by local authorities in a county facility. The report notes involved persons and the jurisdiction, detailing the immediate detention outcome.
A boy from Cooper in the county was examined after an injury on the left breast near the heart. Dr. Helmick termed the impression serious and possible death. The report mentions Dr. Babbitt as financial secretary of the fair and cites names connected to local events and staff.
Maprip reports claim of government troops gaining advantage in Cuba. Fragmentary readable text references September timing and uncertain events. Names and places are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A report details a significant labor upheaval among cotton operators as tensions rise over work conditions and wages during a period of industrial strain. Prospects of broader actions loom as meetings and protests echo through the region.
Fragmentary report shows September 12 market values for corn and rye with Milwaukee wheat quotes. Text is garbled, but indicates price notes for corn and rye and a seller October reference. Limited readable entities: Ponts location, Milwaukee, September 12.
Fragmentary note discusses Mr. Wisesene and Professor Sees as of interest this year. Mentions enormous sums and efforts to maintain status and finance. Indicates meetings aim to benefit ar sil and future prospects. tone reflects noble aims and public attention.
The New York Tribune prints Dr Bacon’s letter amid Plymouth controversy. The piece debates whether Bacon knew a story and was using it to manipulate public opinion. It notes rumors of a pastor’s conduct and claims the scandal’s notoriety remains high today, with questions about truth and motive.
Forty new Democratic county exectutive members met at Aug's Club-house and organized the campaign, electing D J Mullany as chairman and J H Redmond as vice president by margins of 26 to 11 and 22 to 17 respectively. Edward Kramer named secretary by 22 to 17 votes. The gathering urged unity, duty, and readiness to contest Liberal elements while praising the party's hard work and readiness to act.
The Washington Park concert by Didier Fernet National Band lists items including Aria From Il Trovatore and Potpourri Neibig with Oberst listed, to be performed in Gamlars, Eden Park at 5:8 and Lincoln Park at 8 o'clock.
Special dispatch from Darton Ohio September 12 reports the Republican County Convention adjourned at 3 PM. William Pentzer of Miami is named for Sheriff, Augustus Kabns of Wayne for Commissioner of the Infirmary, Josephne Kemp of German for Coroner, Doctor W W Swesher of Dayton and C P Wood as President. All nominations were made on the first ballot.
Secretary of Palisade Insurance Company Lewis G Elleahy of Jersey City is jailed on fraud charges after default bail. Implicated president Socia faces ties to the same scheme. A Jersey City claim links Mendelssohn impostor reports and a forged identity tied to gold and silver bars.
The Bolton strike leaves thirteen thousand workers idle across seventy four mills. Operatives halted production as disruption spread through districts, revealing a large scale labor action affecting multiple plants and communities.
In Havana on September 12 Calixto Garcia, captured insurgent leader, was aboard the gunboat at Manzanillo. He fired twice at his pursuers when surprised, was found wounded in the head, a self inflicted shot claimed by Spain. The wound is thought serious and potentially fatal.
From St. Louis on September 12, Postmaster-General Jewell offers a reward of three thousand dollars for the arrest of the men who robbed The Antonio in Texas in April. The notice targets the suspects connected to the crime and pledges pursuit by authorities.
The President will leave for St. Louis on Tuesday next. Ahecaayong Williams has given his approval for the concession or access to certain treaty areas and reservations. The notice outlines federal movement and policy shifts affecting Indian lands and relocation plans.
In Phuladelphia September 12 the Reading Railroad employes plan to shift to a punctual schedule next week due to widespread trade stagnation.
A partial dispatch notes firmer sentiment in early September markets with a subdued trading day. Beets and other commodities show modest gains while prices hover near key levels, indicating cautious investor activity and steady demand.
Barometer corrected for temperature and elevation. Weather data a fragmentary OCR report includes time September 12 7 06 A M and nautical style measurements. Mention of place Dalery Ban and Olean with scattered numbers 728 120.08 70.0 and 18 19002.
Orr Washbotox D C September reports probabilities of rain and unsettled weather. Forecasters predict lingering showers in valleys with northerly winds. Partial cloud cover expected with cooler temperatures and possible clearing later in the day.
St Julien Cox, the Democratic nominee for Minnesota's Second District, signals he will decline the nomination and support reorganization, aiming to prevent factional split at the convention and rally unity for the upcoming election. The move underscores internal party realignment and strategy ahead of the reconvened convention.
Correspondence from Columbus details a troubled State Fair season with high ticket receipts yet poor crowd flow. Citizens blame inadequate transport coordination and police effort, noting extortion and crowd bottlenecks. Reports describe Metropolis police issues and a bribe scandal, alongside racing results and praise for fair officials and press liaison.
The Louisville Short Line has changed its departure time from 7:20 A M to 6:15 A M starting tomorrow morning. The revised schedule enables a through connection to New Orleans Memphis and Little Rock.
Probate Court granted licenses to numerous couples including John Kendall and Ella Hopper, Stephen Daniela and Angelina Reynolds, Adam Ambrust and Caroline Schudt, and many others. The list includes pairs such as J M Shroyer and Mary Shropshire, Jas Boss and Louisa Juabeit, Samuel Silbernage and Mollie Swarts, John W Sharp and Caroline Harrier, H A Muller and Sophia Muller, John Dewald and Catherine Volickel, and Benj Goodin and Lucy Johnson.
The Anguirer mocks Quinn as the Ring faces internal feud over Springsrover and Sherif. Big Mike Corbett and Nage Daylor strike, while Quinn aims for treasurer amid a cryptic future, with hints of Meyer-like drama next spring.
Long list of Hamilton County Republican Convention delegate apportionment and primary election notices. Names include Anderson, Springfield, Avondale, and various ward and precinct designations with voters, dates, and polling details.
A young woman about twenty one years old ran five miles on the track in East Walnut Hills Keoesien afternoon achieving a fast time. She beat time to win twenty five dollars from Henry W Wil lame, with a route from Paul McGrew's toll-gate to the Junction House on the Madison pike in under seven minutes.
Wax Munch esq popular conductor of C 84 BB visits Cincinnati for Expo. Billy cather long plans visit. James Fields messenger popular in Akiner Secmoal County returns from Che tauqua Lake wedding. Johnny E Pair banks ten year old boy underwent surgical operation at home. The boy listed as critical but recovery aided by care and consultation before operation.
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