25 Sep 1869
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1869
Page
1
A fragmentary line notes a dramatic moment as a convention-like gathering appears suddenly and is described with vivid, abrupt wording. The brief hints at a crowded scene, energetic bursts, and an impression of surprise shaping the event. Details are sparse yet imply a notable public response.
A brief survey around Newport and its suburbs describes main outbound roads to agricultural districts, notable wine growers including Jacob Mots N B Shaler Taylor Nay to Seibert, John Seibert and Dr J Taylor, plus Mohr Lueendorff wine house in the Oddfellows building. The drive highlights views from Alexandria pike to Three-mile House, rolling countryside, and distant Ohio River glimpses.
A杂杂 page notes a reworked fable about a mayor leading a Fourth of July procession to mock a wolf, then shifts to a tense local mystery. It reports the disappearance and suspected murder involving Samuel Brenneman, a 60-year-old Swiss farmer from Mazon, with a linked arrest of his son and a later death attempt by Brenneman himself.
A well known citizen John Morrow was found murdered on the Clinton pike near a woods junction, with the coroner's jury ruling death by blows from an ax by an unknown assailant. The discovery occurred near a roadside sitting place, with local residents noting the victim's residence on the Clinton pike, three miles from town.
A reader recounts a tale tied to Enoch Arden and a battle at Chickamauga. A sergeant is reported dead after a brutal misfortune, then found wounded. another man, Tom, endures Andersonville imprisonment before reuniting with his wife in New York. The narrative blends rumor, memory, and a reforming family scene in Illinois and Pennsylvania.
An unclear fragment mentions a gate at a place called Romaniem and a journey by lineal, with references to a city and a state. The text pieces hint at a political or territorial context but are too garbled to extract concrete events, dates, or names.
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