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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1877
Page
1
A garbled report details Governor Hampton delivering a speech in Louisville on September 17. The remarks praise Kentucky and the Constitution while urging unity and shared political opinions with His Excellency, referencing the Governor’s long service and influence.
A broad crowd gathers as the President and Cabinet visit, are welcomed at a hall and dine with local leaders including John Watts Kearney. Governors attend, while speakers express gratitude for the President’s policy and national unity in a pageant of enthusiasm across Kentucky and beyond.
A courier arrives at Bossmax Mount September 15 bearing an official from Gen Sturgiy confirming actions against the Crow agency forces. The report notes intensified clashes with the Rez Perces, detailing mobilization and patrols in the region.
Fragmentary notes describe movements with references to Paris on the 20th, visits to Nice and Genoa, and travel to Spain Malta Sicily and Turkey. A February return to Maple is mentioned amid uncertain details and stray phrases.
Clyde shipwrights in a centered port have agreed to arbitration after ongoing negotiations. The settlement aims to resolve wage and work condition disputes affecting crews and shipyards. Representatives from the Clyde Employers and Amalgamated Union attended the talks.
Fractions of a larger news page record scattered items. Updates include a Gambetta appeal trial date, Polish army movements, a Boston soldiers procession timed at 346 hours, California fatalities in Placer County, and a Massachusetts political amendment battle over inter state issues and voting rights amid tax concerns and debt debates.
A letter from an American in Shidés to General Grant recounts a conversation where Hayes asked Grant to name friends for offices. Grant reportedly favored two individuals the President mentioned, prompting rumors of new appointees including Mayes and Badeau amid mixed weather and river conditions in several cities.
Special dispatch reports Tom Whittaker publisher of Gettling Gun arrested for libel in Allegheny City and held on 2000 bail for hearing next Friday. A white man John Dempsey and a colored man William Bryan fought on the Allegheny wharf. Dempsey was struck and died from a fractured skull.
A chaotic dispatch reports Jonas Pletech, an ex councilman, shooting himself amid personal crisis. Dyer, presumed dead, has fled the country. Other items include bank bullion movements, a major Newcastle failure, and military and railroad developments in Europe and the U.S. Indianapolis items note embezzlement and railroad agent changes.
Weather outlook shows pressure systems and a stations readout with northerly winds turning southerly. Expect warmer conditions with clear to partly cloudy skies and isolated rain areas in Tennessee and surrounding regions.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times details a Louisville visit by the School Board including a noon meeting with the President and tours of the Female High School the Centrs Colored School and the Blind Asylum. The President and Mrs Hayes were entertained with florals and books before departing for Nashville the next morning.
Reports from Houston indicate winds veered offshore and Galveston Bay receded as the hurricane's reach extended along the Texas coast. Observers noted rising seas and partial submersion of sections, with crews monitoring for further changes expected this morning.
Negotiations ongoing for two to three weeks between the Catholic Colonization Association of Saint Louis and the Central Branch Union Pacific Co. have concluded with contracts for land in Pottawattamie County. About twelve thousand acres are to be settled, with a freckory sil becentelp agua arge m ylorgav for settlement on this land.
Carcaco September 18. Mr Strong failed to secure a 32,000,000 bond to take charge as Receiver. J Williams this morning appointed Judge Otis Receiver, an appointment meeting universal approval.
Report from Loxpon dated September 18 says two Russian gunboats at the mouth of the Danube attacked an ironclad. one gunboat was so badly damaged it had to be destroyed. Casualty details are sparse but the incident marks a naval clash in the region.
The report covers the Twelfth Annual Session of the Kentucky Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen. It lists attendees and recipients including L. Droree A 8 Q M Vogel W W Blackwell G Joan W Carter Charles Foest LB Charib Womnee and others from Owensboro Maysville Hopkinsville and nearby towns. The adjournment was set for 2 o clock.
The piece recalls John M Langston and the Howard University group visiting sister cities. It notes Langston’s profile as a former emancipator and diplomat, their reception, and a casual, humorous moment about hair texture amidst a relaxed downtown gathering.
The article notes council and ward meetings to conduct business and reports on a Master Commissioner and prison terms. It mentions a tax chancellor receiving the commissioner's report yesterday and ongoing civic activities amid security concerns.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions various scattered topics including convalescence, a Swedish figure, operas, and a warning about concealed clauses. It references a custon-house officer at Caen weighed by weights and a death by self action, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events or identities.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bray Mapa and Radway's Resolvent. Readable items point to a civic or editorial snippet with few clear facts or dates. Content is too garbled to extract a full event or quotation suitable for a concise card.
The readable fragment touts a tastetens product named EP Fequiate claiming to cleanse and lengthen, cure disorders of the bowels kidneys bladder nerves head aches and conditions tied to intestinal fullness. The garbled OCR provides no verifiable details or endorsements.
Market notes show white wheat prices at 759 with fluctuating bids and mixed cash offers. Prices indicate modest gains in active trading while traders monitor futures and regional demand signals.
The article notes Englishmen burdened by debt and a quiet demeanor as Sears International match teams captivate with champions from Britain Scotland and Australia among the participants.
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