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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1874
Page
1
Special Dispatch notes a citywide display with two miles of flags and bunting on High Street despite a stormy day. Large banners honor Civil War figures Rosecrans and Thomas as crowds fill streets while Grant and the Marine Band’s absence disappoints spectators.
A group gathered at 11 o'clock at the Opera House for a formal meeting. After the opening remarks, the moderator called the session to order and a welcome address was delivered to attendees.
The New State Convention organized permanently by elect ee pose See See Senna discussed a series of revolutions in favor of rigid political rights for all acts of violence. The convention favored restoration of gold and silver as currency and a tariff for revenue. The committee reported twelve reasons why the Referred amendments no longer enti, with Charles Herdalent and E. W. Kimb voting on the new Constitution. Delegates from Albany and nearby counties gathered as the committee reassembled. About two hundred twenty four delegates attended briefly in session.
A disjointed report from September documents activity in New Orleans with troops, citizens, and leaders from both parties in the city. A mass meeting in Washington united prominent figures to discuss state stability and defense of local self-government amid fears of external interference and civil disorder.
fragmented OCR recounts state turmoil in Louisiana with references to Governor McEnery, National Guard tensions, and public sentiment. mentions September dates, Crescent City calm amid political friction and mass meetings in Richland Parish and Franklin Parish events supporting McEnery aligned officers.
Chicago September 15 President Keep of the Northwestern Railroad laments the court ruling but vows rapid action to comply by October first. He says the railroad cannot meet the Potter law as written and will take necessary measures.
New York report notes September event with Plymouth firm counsel Sayer addressing legal matters and pat solution implications, outlining general counsel duties and a potential patent matter in progress.
New York September 16 at the Tenth Annual Session of the Grand Lodge of the State of New York the record shows a present member count of thirty six thousand nine hundred and thirty four down from last year. The decline is attributed to supervision issues and other factors.
The steamship Marathon arrived at Bostox on September 15 from Yorn with the Montreal report on departure and related harbor details, indicating standard port arrival procedures and transfer of cargo and passengers.
Special Dispatch reports a large Columbus Ohio audience as General Sheridan and General Sherman attend a reunion at the opera house in Calhoun? CaLcanus Ohio. The meeting opens with a welcome by Mayor James G. Bull, a prayer by Chaplain Earnshaw, and remarks by General Sheridan. Attendees include Secretary Belknap, General Custer, ex Governor Hayes, and other notable officers. The program features a marked emphasis on camaraderie, peace, and patriotic sentiment with plans to resume business later in the day.
The September 16 convention resumed at 10 o’clock with religious exercises but was disrupted as Dr. DeKoven withdrew his candidacy. Officials debated delaying actions and possible resolutions amid a fire at a nearby park that affected several residences, including Underwood and Barrett, delaying proceedings.
San Francisco report September 16 states the Capital Woolen Mills in Sacramento suffered losses approaching two hundred thousand dollars with further damage totaling fifty thousand. A man named Brown died by self-inflicted action yesterday afternoon at the scene.
At Roadhouse in Lane Illinois a Democratic district convention on September 16 nominated Scott Wike of Pike County for the party ticket, defeating incumbent R. M. Knapp who previously held the seat.
Fragmentary OCR describes September 16 incident involving Frank Garton of Har and an alleged act against his wife amid ongoing rain. Details are unclear and names fragile. cannot confirm full event or location.
River station shows six inches in the channel and no boats running but packets. Cloudy with light rain in Louisville and cool conditions. river traffic remains quiet with minimal freight offerings and shipments arriving at various stations.
Market notes are unclear but indicate a weak oil market with dull activity. Prices for refined products show narrow ranges around 11 to 11 and a half cents per unit. Market commentary mentions firmness in few wells but overall quiet trading across segments.
A fragment argues against using fear to discipline children during storms. It condemns threats like bogeyman or the black man and notes such tactics cause lasting terror, urging gentler parenting and warning against cruel methods.
The Board of Police Commissioners met at 10 o clock with Mayor Johnston presiding. Minutes approved. several applications for positions filed. The Superintendent reported no grounds for complaint after review. A pants-destroyed reimbursement request from Shields at Hammond Street Station was referred. A telegraph firm asked renewal of contract to build a line to the Central Railroad for 3800. Luken’s report on a payroll issue was referred. Hammerschmidt appointed a patrolman. Vacancies to be filled. an officer was tried for unbecoming conduct and dismissed from the force. meeting adjourned.
Special Dispatch reports troops to rendezvous in New Orleans amid questions of Kellogg’s reinstatement. Attorney General, President, and Southern Republican lawmakers discuss the Louisiana code as war and political actions unfold in Washington. Market notes follow with cotton and commodities prices and shipper receipts.
President holds brief morning cabinet session with Fish Belknap Williams Jewell and Cowen present to discuss Louisiana crisis. No decision taken, but aim to reinstate Kellogg administration or allow McEnery to keep power, amid fears of military governance setting a national precedent. West and Beckwith briefed the President on state affairs.
Special Dispatch reports the Army of the Cumberland Society reassembled led by General Brown. Col John C Klinck Con I A Croxton Capt W B Brunts and Col T R Stanley named as members. General Brown notes difficulty identifying members who died that year. General Cist advocates quick submissions for the next Society Record.
September 16 in Syracuse the Democratic State Convention met near half past two. A man in a draped shirt surged toward the presiding officer and struck the gavel causing a brief uproar before a policeman escorted the chairman from the platform. Joseph Warren of Three Rivers was named chair. Senator Jacobs was chosen as vice chair.
In Loxpon on September 11 the St Leger race outcome saw the victory go to Leger, with stakes and competitors not fully clear in the fragment. Local spectators witnessed a close finish as details remain incomplete.
The Universalist Convention opens with business and devotional exercises this morning in Michigan. Delegates hear reports from eight states, consider forming German Universalist efforts in Missouri, and hear brief addresses from Rev. Trae of the New York Methodist Church and Rev. Capron of Rhode Island. Veterans and new recruits parade past the assembly as the convocation advances.
Fall meeting opens with increasing interest as crowds gather for a two race card at Lexington. The first event offers a $200 purse featuring a dash. Swigert’s entry leads the field. The second race is a three year old sweepstakes with $250 added, limited to horses that have never won before August 1874.
The Committee of Investigation debated the proposed lease of the Hambleton Ship Yards and questioned witnesses about funds and influence. Key figures mentioned included George Sargent and J. BR. Von Gengers as the panel pursued details on the $5,000 and related actions during May in council proceedings.
A garbled September dispatch from Chattanooga notes confusion within a political party. It mentions two hours of sun morning, a lack of nominations, an opposing faction, and a tainted organizational push led by a Gentex ta figure described as a chair.
In his address the chairman notes Liberal Republicans present and three appointed members. The convention continued into the afternoon session, with discussions running until four o'clock.
Barnum reports a marriage this morning in Southport England between P T Bernum and the daughter of John Fisk. The event is noted as a significant social item in New Yor coverage.
The Irish sailing team arrived today aboard a Steamship with the squad onboard. The voyage marks the start of their participation in the forthcoming sailing events, with officials awaiting the crew’s performance and results.
A called session of the Hamilton County Democratic Executive Committee met this morning with D. J. Mullaney presiding. E. Kramer acted as secretary. The showing committees for the year were named for positions in Pensylvania era campaigns and printing. The meeting set headquarters at the clubhouse and scheduled activities for Saturday at 10.
The long time Louisiana resident Colonel W E H Sparks writes from Atlanta denying authorship of the famous ballad Old Rossum the Bean, crediting James Rossum and praising singer Cox for giving it life. Sparks recounts meeting Rossum, the mood of the time, and how he adapted lines to a Methodist hymn tune.
Agricultural and commodity prices mixed across markets with receipts of 65,000 to 71,000 bushels noted. Wheat offerings steady at 83 cents cash for some lots, oats and barley firm, corn steady around 76 to 78 cents, pork prices around 18 dollars with mixed futures, and regional quotes from Milwaukee and New Orleans reflect tentative demand and cash basis changes.
Articles of incorporation filed with the recorder this morning show a capital stock of 90000 dollars divided into 900 shares of 100 dollars each. Incorporators include E P Brown E Barnes Chas F W Patrick Poreyth and others. Another filing lists capital of 90000 dollars divided into 900 shares with incorporators Chas Mendenhall Chas W E Moulton and Joba F.
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