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14 Sep 1864
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Cincinnati Daily Times in Cincinnati, Ohio
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1864
Page
1
Capture of Atlanta and Fortifications Described in Sherman's Campaign
Correspondence from Atlanta details Union troops entering the city, hoisting flags over City Hall, and citizens welcoming relief after the Confederate stronghold fell. It notes fortifications around Atlanta, the destruction and reconstruction of streets, and the presence of prisoners and railroad activity amid ongoing military movements nearby.
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice from Dayton Prisoner Scene
Fragmented OCR text describes a Dayton related prisoner scene with a veteran officer overseeing premises. Names appear garbled, references to Luther Giddings and local officials suggest a report on a detention or security matter. Context remains unclear due to damaged wording.
Fragmented 19th Century News Roundup From The New York Era
A garbled 19th century column references a broker denied admission to the New York Board of Brokers, legal notices in Cleveland and Maryland, deaths in August, and various brief items. It notes a Judge Howard, General Sherman’s honor in Lancaster, West Virginia unrest, and a Canadian finding on Franz Muller. The text mentions a home in Connecticut with long-lived ancestors and a Philadelphia incident where rockets caused injuries. It also cites missionary Milford D. Herndon and local school mischief among sophomores at Seawind City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon’ York Board of Brokers
Flora Ee Ee Eee
Ielcimere
Co- Gazette
Ena
Thomas Tommiseon
New York
John A
Boston
Howard
Havelock
Virginia
Wheeling
Biddeford Yeniees
Pobacetey
Moor
Conn
Lancaster Gazette
Lancaster
Sherman
Bronx
Reber
Thos. Ewing
Maryland
Neshua Gazette
Vypan Ry
Cleveland
Milford D. Herndon
West Africa
Philadelphia
Kentucky
James Herndon
Sitone County
Africa
Franz Muller
Canada
Ae Rivers
Europe
Phliagel
Lake Ee
Elena
Nand
Soman Ee
Salen
Draft notices from New York and Ohio posted
Telegraph dispatches report Governor Seymour informing New York that the President's proclamation calls for draft on September 12 and 18 in districts. The Ohio and other states will follow with drafts beginning September 19. Messages from Washington transmitted to Sompassos noting the unfilled quota and pending enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
N. Y
Beymour
Noarasax Drvisros
Albany
Ilia Byrodlency
Stymour
York
Washington
Seymour
Richmond Examiner Reports Grant Massing Troops Near Peters
The Richmond Examiner quotes Grant concentrating a large force along the railroad two miles south of Peters and moving westward, with plans to advance toward Atlanta. The report notes Union rumors of a march to the South and frames it as Yankee braggadocio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Lincoln
Joness
Richmond
Grant
Petersand
Atlanta
Andersonville
Deserters Shift to Front Lines as Troops Pay Dues
Washington reports one third of the recent loan delivered with further disbursements. Deserters from Hill's corps arrive in DC and are offered protection. many move among citizens and enlisted men. Military orders direct immediate front assignment for unknown regiments and deserters in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ees
United States
Mexican Bids and Mexican Fleet News From Havana
Latest from Mexico reports General Mejia entering Victoria City with Tampico troops and marching on Matamoros. Skirmishes with French reportedly favoring the French, while Vera Cruz notes mixed messages. A reported Pacific fleet rendezvous near Acapulco to salute a new Mexican flag amid Caribbean unrest.
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Mexico
New York
Roanoke
Havana
Vera Cruz
Mejia
Victoria City
Tampico
Datin
Ete
Bastillo
Matamoros
Liberator
Pacific
Afeo
Bpanlarda
Domingo
Ihae
Raof
Saint Domingo
San Christo
Sarihane Elmaunen Gaede
Chamber approves surcharge in business plan
The passage notes a proposed 150 percent surcharge by the Chamber of Commerce to cover rising costs. It references a heavy price rise and enforcement in all cases, with mentions of storage and collectors. The text is fragmented but indicates a policy decision affecting pricing and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
de Goll
Chamber of Commerce
Ex Governor Nominated for 12th Ted Award in Otau
A former governor is nominated for the 12th Ted Award in Otau, highlighting a prestigious recognition within regional politics. Officials confirm the nomination details and the ceremony timeline.
Sinking of Steamer Room St Louis Sr September 13
Fragmentary report notes a steamer named Room St Louis Sr sinking near September 13. The text references government involvement, financial figures, and prices such as 90 92 cents, with mentions of divers and claims about losses and salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Sr
Oates
Brann and Ladi Cited by State Committee
State committee cites Brann and Ladi in a formal action. Details remain unclear but the citation highlights official scrutiny of their conduct. Further information expected from the committee's records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brann
Ladi
Pennsylvania Congressional Nomination and Local Notices
Fragmentary notes report Pennsylvanian political nominations and a series of local items. Park Benjamin obituary dated December 13 notes death at age 55. Mentions of market reports, official quotes, and Secretary Bernard returning from a northern visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Bea
Park Benjamin
State Elections Preview and Partisan Balances
The notice lists upcoming elections by state with dates and party majorities. It shows Massachusetts on September 18, 1664 with Republican and Democratic splits and sums for Illinois Indiana Iowa and others, noting years and party control.
Capture of the Bardstown Train by Guerrilla Ambush
Bandits attacked a Bardstown train under a new guerrilla leader named Billy. Four robbers looted passengers while others guarded the engine and carriages. The locomotive left the track, and passengers suffered losses of jewelry and valuables before help arrived later in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bardstown
Posemages
Feorvilles
Honore
Billy Iwe
Three Men Fatally Shot in Illinois Town Barroom Accident
Between nine and ten oclock Thursday evening three men were killed by a stray bullet discharged from a gun in a barroom in Illinoistown. The coroner's jury found the deaths accidental with the inquest noting several veterans of county service among those present. Investigation followed as officials prepared for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinoistown
Cleir County
Mediearest
Dew
Deaths in United States Hospitals Nashville Week
List of death notices in Nashville during the week. Includes names such as Solins Bertone and Thomas Morphy with surrounding initials and fragmented identifiers. Notes reference hospital records and individuals with possible military or civic ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nashville
Thomas Morphy, Inc
K. D. Iéth
Mrs Sherman Serenaded After News Reaches South
The wife of the distinguished general Sherman was in South when the news arrived. She learned of a compliment to her husband and responded with a serenade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
South
Unclear OCR: Local Advertisements and Names Mentioned
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as W. 8. King and GRUBE with addresses and roles, plus scattered street and place mentions. The text appears to be a jumble of legal notices or notices with personal names, lacking coherent event or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deters
West Fourth Street
Boots & Shoes
Essow
Ares Pares
Bregaas
Eblet
U S Christian Commission Branch Office and Store
An entry notes the U S Christian Commission branch office and store located at No 51 Vine Street. The fragment indicates a formal listing or storefront reference in a historical city directory or advertisement column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Christian Commission
Cen
Clan Ati Branch
Vine Street
Nye
Sanitary Mission Cincinnati Office and Store Address Summary
Fragmented OCR describes a sanitation mission in Cincinnati with references to offices and street addresses on Vine Street and Lenaworth Street. Mentions a Refug er Relief Commission and unnamed officials. OCR errors obscure concrete actions, dates, or outcomes.
Unreadable OCR Note from Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and words about a person and a place but lacks coherent facts or events to summarize a specific news item accurately. No identifiable entities or dates can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
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