19 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1867
Page
1
The Pope summons cardinals and bishops to a grand council, a historic move amid science and liberty’s advance. The piece questions the church’s response to modern thought and foresees a clash between dogma and progress, urging reform to survive.
An address attributed to the London Workingmen's Association outlines the aims of association among workers. It highlights gains in wages and shorter hours, warns that franchise aims serve property and labor interests, and cites funds for relief like the artisans’ fund while urging workers to recognize the organization amid capitalist alarm and a royal commission chatter. It mentions Sheffield protests and the East End needs.
The text notes the committee will report and push legislation, but its passage depends on the workers themselves choosing whether the laws favor capital or labor. The decision rests with the workmen and their actions in response to the forthcoming report.
A city notices column lists numerous hotel arrivals and guests from many places. Names include Jostix & Co., Buaser Hovsr A, J C Smith, Mrs Lawrence, J V Bowrel, H Me, Lanier, Dick, Miss Blisby, P Droublerd, Darrell, Baitine W Marny, Louies W E Fitch, Mrs DeWitt, Mrs Morr, Shre otzler, and others from Nashville, Chicago, Paris, England, and beyond. The compilation reflects a wide cross section of travelers staying at local hotels with destinations and affiliations noted.
OCR text fragment lists numerous personal names and places such as Virgini a Chicago New York Memphis and Little Rock with scattered titles and initials. The readable content resembles a directory or notice snippet rather than a coherent event or story.
A garbled OCR fragment lists many town and street names including Titusville New York Circleville Columbus Connersville Attica and more. The text reads as scattered names and partial affiliations with no coherent story or clear event.
Readable bits show individuals named Allen, Alford, Morgan, Heffner, Fagner among scattered notes. Place and context unclear, with partial entries and no clear event or outcome to describe.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous surnames and place names such as Franka Senses, Pomeroy, Robinson, Madison, Shelbyville, Cleveland, and Mishra. The passage appears to be a damaged directory or notice with no clear event or narrative.
Thieves broke through a window of Mr. Bauer s saloon on Court Street near Vine and stole 20 dollars in a night prior to last. No suspects named and police inquiry likely.
The Associated Artists of Cincinnati plan a winter exhibition with new gallery space and expanded displays. Works by Kemper, Strauss, and others fill Bonte’s window and Reed’s building, with portraits, landscapes, and a McCook family camp scene in progress.
A large crowd gathered on Sixth Street for a Working Men's Meeting with a banner and bonfires. Neal Fr, Gen Cary, and others spoke on labor issues, public domain policy, repudiation accusations, and party integrity, with a letter from General Cary referenced about vote irregularities.
After a formal reception for General Sheridan, the hero of the Shenandoah Valley spoke from the balcony and thanked the crowd for their cordial welcome. Judge Storer had delivered a handsome address as the audience heard that there have been two Sheridans: the rhetorician and the soldier.
From the Hamilton Telegraph this morning James Larkins an Irish laborer on the gravel train was run over and cut in two by moving wheels near McGonigle's Station. He resided in Hamilton First Ward and leaves a family. A Cincinnati architect visited Oxford last week to plan reconstruction of Miami University main building as trustees seek a $5,000 fundraising balance.
In Circuit Court the jury awarded F W Langle and the Covington and Cincinnati Ferry Company $4,000 for injuries from a September river incident. The boat landed dark on the Covington side and swung out before passengers could disembark. A motion for a new trial was filed but not decided.
The committee held a night session with lessees of the New Port ferry to discuss proposed rate increases. Captain Williamson presented a statement showing a 34000 loss over six months. Officials expect new rates to take effect October 1 and plan another citizen meeting at the Court House to report. Courts may be asked to enforce the ferry contract per the county court order.
A collage of snippets reports on figures in Connecticut and Minnesota, arrivals like Gov Curtin at Saratoga, Rebecca Denin leading Ledgenworth Opera House, a Massachusetts boy of remarkable weight, and various abroad notes. Disraeli Garibaldi and Twain items mingle with local curiosities. storms, coin exhibits, and trains hindered by grasshoppers are described along with theater wealth and city population projections.
Latest dispatches from the East report cholera in Palermo and a railway collision. Last night’s telegraph summaries from Washington echo concern over public safety and transport incidents.
The Washington dispatch reports the Presidential party arriving from Antietam at one this morning aboard the United States Steamer Aroostook. The Tacony at Portsmouth NH reports yellow fever illnesses among officers. General Grant and others in the War Department are noted, with several deaths and conditions update. Cholera in Palermo shows improvement with about 10 000 deaths this year.
A wreck near Havans splits a freight train from the main line causing derailment. Victims include W. E. Pierson of Lockhaven Pennsylvania and Frank True among the dead. injured include D. W. Elmyra with broken leg, Ian Themen Elmyra with a broken leg, and Richard Lynch with injuries. Authorities name Warren Larned as badly hurt in the shoulder.
BironE Maryland September 18 notes the Constitution referendum results in Annapolis with 21 916 votes total. Constitution 16 230 against 6 676. The article mentions statewide implications and echoes prior election figures. Edwin Booth is reported safe from an arm loss, and his request to retrieve a relative's body is denied.
Fragmentary notes describe a Vera Cruz court martial being organized for Anna Sapte and other parties. The text mentions prisoners and revolutionists linked to Mexico and possible executions or punishments. Details are scattered, with names and locations partially obscured in the transcription.
Dispatches from Mettetas describe movements to the ferry as September dates align with Senor Montecatti reports. The text mentions commissions and a procession of uncertain origin tied to St Domingo and associated figures, though details remain unclear.
England dispatch reports the Union steamer arriving with Mexican dollars and a mixed market summary. Loxpox sector notes Sols, Cotton, and Commodities with limited changes, prices fluctuating modestly across listings.
Fragmentary report notes large financial losses with a total amount cited as 21,371,972 or nearby figures. Names unreadable. context unclear but indicates damages or payments. No clear dates, organizations, or locations readable.
From New York on September 18 reports arrival of Cincinnati delegation led by mayor and councilmen to the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. Other items include libel suit by Henry Cammershag, whiskey movement fraud case, church legal actions, Odd Fellows admission vote, Hoboken races results, baseball match Man–Utilities vs Athletica, and tobacco tax dispatches.
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