15 Sep 1877
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1877
Page
1
A bizarre quip describes assembling odds and ends including boots shells gloves ice a Cincinnati Commercial and an illustration to create an odd effigy of Chevalier de la Main Chance and Field Marshal Moret. The piece mocks rustic ornaments and hopes fences in broad state fields display such figures as symbols of local humor.
New York September 14 The Baokers Convention to day a Council separated the resolution. The measure was linked to a subsidiary project desired by Rant Se one not enforced greatly in restoring the serat oe our paper mene soar his cevstation. Hayes read a tense check at Chron and waid that it was the action of a days. It deteriorated some since that eecereration was also reported Council as the embodi several referred to that body.
The document notes a bank with a capital of $500 000 and mentions G. een ae ane and o meer Wank as part of the listing. A historical listing fragment provides the core financial figure and names in a brief record.
Fragmentary OCR reports moisture efforts in India with references to prayers and plowing for rain. Mentions local figures and a ruler figure, but text is garbled and names are unclear.
In a scrambled report the Bellevue on OS and Facetianes Onlaiet Club meet with the council. An executive chair notes rain delays and a fire incident causing an adjournment to the eve of the 2th. Details remain uncertain due to unreadable text.
A partial, garbled OCR item mentions Fort See County and western counties. It references labor, cotton regions, and a preacher in ansebane dictlons with unclear meaning. The text is too fragmentary to determine a clear event or subject.
A field report from the Sofia front details General Skobeleff’s withdrawal after several redoubts near Plevarna fell to Turkish attacks. Reinforcements were refused then sent late, leaving Grivica redoubt under heavy fire and surrounded by casualties. A Russian retreat followed, with Osman's force pressing along the Plevna road as observers note dwindling Russian strength and ongoing artillery action.
A long fragment details William M. Tweed before a committee, involving assignments of claims against the city, fos ter Dewey, and James O'Brien. It notes payments and real estate transfers, plus alleged bribery connections with the charter and city officials, dated back to 1871.
A brief note appears dated September 15 with a short mention of a cadet or military topic, indicating a new entrant or appointment. The readable text hints at a formal transfer or induction but lacks complete details.
Inasuyne Vermont September 15 jurors found Yount guilty of first degree murder in the wife killing. The verdict closes a high profile case with local deputies and court officials present as witnesses.
Correspondent notes large crowds at Fine Art Hall in Columbus on September 15 and 16. The event drew sober, good natured attendees and showcased a growing interest in local painting and sculpture, with spectators admiring a diverse array of works despite uneven quality across the exhibits.
The Covington County session records appointing four officers for an estate of David W. decedent, with bondmen and appraisers named. Local teachers' association met, with officers elected, and resolutions praising Dr J W Hall as Superintendent were adopted. Court filings note several minor offenses with fines.
Special dispatch reports plans by Clapp to start an anti administration Republican paper in Washington with grounds to use old Choa establishment building. If launched the journal would be openly partisan. Also notes Patrick O Connor, freight conductor for the M and Railroad, died of apoplexy in Carlicorne after a brief stay.
A chaotic morning includes a trot race won in 2 27 with Deception leading the way and G A Bet from Pittsburg dominating a heat. A pocket book containing 50 dollars was found six miles below the city near a riverbank along with items linked to Dyer. A violent incident nearby sparks questions about Dyer with a bump in the neighborhood and screams reported last night. Buckeye Baseball Club disbands by mutual consent of all parties.
The funeral of Rev Thomas J Mooney pastor of St Bridget’s Catholic Church was held today after he died from injuries from a carriage accident on Fifth Avenue. Six attended the service along with the Vicar Generals of the dioceses and about four hundred priests. Massive crowds filled the church and streets with ten thousand outside as the 6th Regiment escorted the procession. Rev Father Jeli of St Peters preached in Cardinal McClesky’s absence due to ill health.
September 15 report from Pennsylvania describes a mail train collision near Uney. Express workers Jacob Steinman and Wilton Attick were burned in the wreck. Two wheat cars and several coal tanks burned in the blaze.
Fragments indicate a Treasury matter in Washington on September 15 with a payment of 7551 dollars from New York to an unknown recipient for an error. Details are garbled and unclear.
Unclear report notes a medical facility may have removed a tent linked to a safety assessment at a military hospital. No concrete details on date, personnel, or location are provided.
In St Peterssere on September 15, authorities report the discovery of a Nihilist conspiracy to assassinate the Czar amid battlefield tensions. The claim outlines a planned attack targeting the Tsar and officials.
Special Dispatches note river port activity at Evansville on September 15 with cargo boats and arrivals. Woodruff and Brasford operate freights to Cairo and back, river gauges show 3.2 feet, snags noted along the channel. John T. Tolle arrives from St. Louis and proceeds to New Orleans with Cabler Evansville dispatches recorded.
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