20 Sep 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1870
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions individuals and places including Pittsburgh and Havana. References to illness, expulsions, a fire, and marching troops appear, with scattered names such as Morgen Garfield and Seer. Overall content is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Dispatches describe Thiers returning to France and Favre staying in Paris as German forces mass near the Marne. Bismarck resists English mediation while Malet relays an evasive reply to Lyons. Paris government weighs terms as hopes for peace fade and threat of bombardment rises.
A Colorado visit recounts Coach Ride to mountains for Ute chiefs at Governor McCook’s quarters. Excerpts cover speeches, mutual goodwill, and a farewell banquet at the American House with Denver officials, railroad leaders, and regional dignitaries praising the Kansas Pacific Railway and Western development.
The piece rails at Hillsboro editorials and a Clinton county editor, lampooning Democrats and Republicans alike. It skewers John Smith and Fisher, accuses them of opportunism, and previews upcoming district politicking with caustic tone.
A call announces a mass convention in Lexington on October 10 to promote the Southern Railroad project from Cincinnati to Chattanooga. It lists speakers from Kentucky and neighboring counties and notes education board actions approving Emily N. Merriam’s nomination and scheduling teacher appointments.
A new swindle uses fake buyers and letters to lure merchants. McCabe, a known figure, is linked to the scam as the front for the operation. Letters advertise coal oil barrels and freight terms with a Plum Street address, misleading businesses. The scheme has led to funds being misdirected while victims seek recourse and protection.
Update: The text is garbled OCR of a 19th century Park Street Methodist wedding. Rev Thomas Lee officiated at the last lot as William P. Eakle wed Sallie Mullen. The church filled with friends and gifts included silverware, goblets, jewelry, a silver set, an ottoman, sewing machines, a drawing room clock, statuary, paintings, and linens. The couple’s future was hoped for in happiness.
A fragment describes a drawing by J. H. Wilson owned by a local woman. The work, valued at 41, is noted in a city context with reference to Richsed Ilwa and local ownership.
In Covington county delegates were selected to represent Democracy at the upcoming convention meeting at W. on the 27th. They were instructed to vote for Judge Arthur for Congress. Meanwhile a water shortage causes the Fire Department to work through the night. Also, Judge Menzies ruled in the Covington case against Bowler, with stockholders approving prior actions.
A 19th century note highlights public ire over Newport and Cincinnati Street Railroad operations with claims of irregular service and taxation burden. Council scrutiny is urged as the issue divides local publics while city officials convene to consider bills and school status amid political campaigning and social events.
The article records a ward council session where multiple appointments and transfers were debated. It notes the first and fourteenth authorities, mentions Miss Viola, Miss M en Diet, and Miss Norris, with Rule 41 guiding the decision. Mr Sweeney and others were considered for one week, with seating and transfers listed.
A partial report of the committee was read and the group planned a final settlement in Cincinnati. The gathering thanked Forsyth Works for the use of their scales during the fair. Proceedings noted claims against the Society and that all bills had been paid.
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New fire alarm gongs were placed in all ple ote eel Boos, signaling updated safety measures across the facility. The move aims to improve emergency alerts and ensure quicker responses by staff and visitors.
Dayton Kentucky notes an election for mayor occurred yesterday. The next meeting is scheduled for Saturday evening at the same location.
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