Hotel Arrivals Prominent Guests Listed
The Daily Dimes reports hotel arrivals for the last 24 hours at principal hotels. Notable names include Jane Horzt and H. P. Buzas, along with Professor Eror and M. M. McCullough and his wife.
13 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1867
Page
1
The Daily Dimes reports hotel arrivals for the last 24 hours at principal hotels. Notable names include Jane Horzt and H. P. Buzas, along with Professor Eror and M. M. McCullough and his wife.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Beaty and Adycy in an unspecified context. Readers cannot determine full events, dates, or locations from the garbled text. Further restoration needed to identify persons, places, or actions implied by the fragments.
A brief notice lists W Chaitin and family visiting Washington DC region. The item notes travel details and mentions a Reverend lady and a vice president role in the household.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and entities including Gxwrast Horst and L&C Bain with unclear roles in a local public notice. Further readable details are insufficient to determine the event or action.
A reading addressed the audience on united action for reforms and avoiding corrupt edicts. Resolutions favored contracting the currency and stabilizing securities while delaying government overreach. After speeches and resolutions, General Cary was called for and responded promptly.
A brief notice outlines a proposed joint canvass intended to satisfy voters in the Ohio District. The fragment mentions voters' capacity and the aim to present a plan for Salve a ten SEs sg ete Dustaier. The readable text provides limited context and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
A terse union drive gathers support as members push for a new contract. Organizers say turnout could determine the path of negotiations with management amid mounting wage concerns.
The article describes the new work house structure with central 54 by 68 feet center building, four towers, and a 188 foot spire. It notes male and female prisoner wings, workshops, kitchens, and domestic offices, plus related facilities, utilities, and hoped self sustaining operations. There are further remarks on current inmates and sanitary conditions.
A church meeting by Rev Edwin M at the Third Presbyterian Church drew a full house of children and parents. He spoke simply with the kids, answered questions, and invited them to repeat scripture, sharing lessons on everyday safety and behavior.
A Pendleton term features the Walker civil suit for 5000 dollars and a murder case against Castor or related figures. The Plummer venue dispute, escape and recapture narratives are noted along with a city council adjournment and leave of absence granted to officials. An arrest and examination of Thomas Fitzgerald occur near Latonia Springs.
A local notice announces a sale or auction to be held on the Seer 14th 1806 at 7 o'clock regarding passage into the Ohio River. The call invites all to attend and mentions some or the Prorie.
A new form of fireproof clothing for firefighters is described. The woollen cloak includes a waist belt that works with a fire hose and a valve, allowing the wearer to instantly saturate with water for protection.
Last night’s late dispatches from Washington report Gen Stevenson’s inauguration in Kentucky alongside Grant and the President. War Department circulars mandate weekly public funds reports by disbursing officers, with telegraph usage to decline. Pensacola yellow fever cases surge as relief efforts continue.
A partial reminiscence recalls an unnamed general speaking of duties and staying out of politics. He notes the value of family and the dangers of public life, asserting a soldier’s duty to preserve his reputation and avoid risking existing friendships.
Fragmentary text mentions Chamberlain and towns yet to be heard. no clear event, date, or proper nouns with full context available.
At Bridesburg on September 12 a boat race faced dispute as Hashill’s boat differed greatly from Myers’ and Hamill refused to participate, opting to pay.
From Louisville reports the inauguration of Lieutenant Governor Stevenson as Governor of Scoweny in the Frankfort Senate Chamber. The ceremony included the oath, remarks on liberty and rights, and pledges to uphold the Constitution and state and federal duties.
On September 12 at Saxpesar the steamer Grant struck two young women Kate Golding and Mary Jenn as it started from the island. Both suffered severe injuries described as the loss of a leg each, with rescue details limited in the report.
Boston reports a robbery at the Blue Hill National Bank at Milton where thieves seized about $10,000 in cash and securities. Police traced the robbers and pursued the suspects as investigators work the scene.
A man named Joseph A. W. Camm surrendered after a fatal incident at a house where he had been living with the wife of Aldrich. Details are fragmentary but indicate a murder occurred and Camm turned himself in.
The Doncaster races saw Verulam win the Zeland stakes and Se ville capture the Cleveland handicap. Vex took the corporation plate while Bounce Away won the stand plate handicap. A bullion rise of £300,000 is noted since the Sth. A telegram from Conle announces the loss of a United States steamer Alara. Greece faces a joint note from Britain and France urging neutrality in the Crete question. The Radical Canary walk event is referenced with an unresolved inst.
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