23 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1867
Page
1
The Sept 23 1867 issue records arrivals of principal figures and guests at various lodgings including Ganetsox, Paon Eeon, 8 Davis and wife, and others in New York and city locations. Names appear with unclear spellings and partial affiliations.
An OCR fragment lists names and terms such as ing lady ido eo Selon Can Sle Gail Howes-Grones Waste Paeram Harts Mile P Rees U 8 Bheiby with no discernible event or outcome.
A scattered discussion on betting and belief opens with a tongue in cheek challenge about testing sincerity in wagers. It shifts to reports of the Naturalistic Society meeting at Turner Hall with about fifty members present. The president and speakers debate Russian expansion, Siberian history, and territorial disputes, noting prices and forts in the region and referencing government and company interests.
The article sketches remote Arctic regions beyond 57 degrees where Esquimaux inhabit a coastal green area near Point Burrow and rely on scarce reindeer and abundant fish. It notes powerful glaciers, harsh terrain, and Russian camp dominance over local Indians with meager wages, while mentioning furs and potential U S growth.
An extraordinary foot race drew a large crowd at Carthage with Quillen and Reynolds as the contestants. Quillen led early using strong leg power but fatigue set in, and Reynolds later challenged with confident bets and claim of future victory. Spectators described the event as a novelty performance and a point of local amusement.
Fragments of a lyric or note reference Sid and a trusted heart. The text shows garbled lines about knowledge and arms and a plea to trust. No clear event or person beyond Sid.
A large political demonstration occurred in Mt Healthy with five delegations from nearby towns including Cole Rain and Burlington. The event featured bonfires rockets and cannon outside houses illuminated as residents estimate about one thousand attendees. The gathering was led by committee members Oe 8 Cary and I. TS. Neal of the Workingmens' Assembly.
An entry reports Mr. ???, superintendent of the county school, leading a group on a safety walk near Bel and Secomp great. It notes the service adds to the school’s success and mentions a boy named William H. whose parents live in the city being arrested on horse-related charges at the fair grounds. A Sunday event and local gambling purchase summarize the day.
The meeting of a civic committee reviews ferry service issues and orders from the County Court. Resolutions call on Newport authorities to restrain ferry violations and to deploy legal support, with continued committee work to present actions at the next city meeting.
Telegraph reports confirm an inland wharf extension for the Panama Railroad to facilitate lightering and quicker cargo handling. Valparaiso dates extend to August, with no fresh war developments. Valparaiso excitement subsides while commerce remains unsettled. Cholera ravages districts as attention turns to public health and the home front.
A terse Mexico dispatch reports Aiadel emanating from Bos Taale Generel Tied, noting ex esteem for the United orm. The wording is unclear but signals general sentiment toward U.S. relations.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Theodore Jones on September 26 and a reference to Sanatecs and Kirtlemarker at the One Metal 7 location. Details are unclear but indicate a relative event dated in September. The text lacks complete names and actions to confirm specifics.
General Sehoseld proposes separate ballots in each district with five voters per station and three assistants to receive votes. Five to six assistants may be appointed, selections to come from nominated local voters. Officials report residents since the war and discuss epidemic impacts and emigration issues in the region.
The report from Havana notes a municipal loan agreement amid ongoing concerns over public opinion and foreign expressions on health and policy matters. Details are unclear but reference to smallpox warnings and administrative expediency appear in the fragment.
Fragmentary lines describe political affairs, an looming revolution, widespread destitution, and robberies treated with impunity. The message features mentions of paralysis of a state or region and a bleak, unstable social climate.
A September report from Toronto mentions McKeller as a leading candidate in Kent and references a House of Asses related to the Northern Railroad. A Morton distillery night watchman is reported as attacked, with a burglary involving silver and a large seal suspected. Police say active efforts are underway to pursue suspects as official notices and prices are discussed in the Gazette.
The Sinn Bay of A liederander society announced the selection of Ivanis hevthatersl as the ad tenant escort for the inaugural event. The position carries duties designated by the organizers and supports the ceremonial plan.
From the Pacific Coast San Francisco notes report a military vessel return and an exploration survey of a Pacific Railroad route. Light showers are noted across California and steamers adjust routes to Asia. San Francisco marks independence anniversaries and reflects market prices in grains and bonds.
Dispatches from Omaha report an Indian Council delaying hostile action as Commissioners press for a definite treaty. Pawnee Killer and Cheyenne groups linger near North Platte while peaceful factions prepare to relocate to reservations. Gen Sherman and other officials spoke in St Louis as negotiations continue.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Yellowstone Indians and Crown expedition near Sweetwater with fears of Crow hostility and prospects of war. Mentions forts, roads, and laborers, with uncertain names and dates amid jagged phrasing.
Dispatches from England describe regulatory steps and treason charges in Ireland, plus remarks on Italian actions and a royal visit to Admiral Farragut. The piece also includes commentary on American politics and a museum donation, noting Glover Museum’s exhibit and agricultural literature.
A heavily garbled OCR fragment mentions a decree, permissions, and a visit by an individual, with references to a grand dike, a vaccination or inquiry, and trials of large artillery. The exact location, names, dates, and events remain unclear due to the damaged text.
Fragmentary OCR about a village event with posters and a speaker, referencing General Cary, Pleasant, and a political message. The text is unclear but conveys a lively scene around a campaign or rally with a speaker addressing a crowd.
A brief notice lists the United States state city and public entities creating a new public works stock issue. It notes the instrument type and filing in official records with no further details.
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