27 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1867
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a business notice listing Currox Hovess-W Ganzinons proprietor in Aurora with partial names and locations including Columbus and Fisher. Details are unclear but presents as a small business or partnership notice from a local page.
Fragments read as a list of names and places with unclear context. Mentions include W A Tavasros, Peoria, various scattered locations and individuals, but no cohesive event or story details emerge.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a historical note mentioning names H P Busas and Prozzi Bron with unclear context. No verifiable events, dates, or affiliations emerge to form a full news item.
Fragments reference bees and fame with odd terms such as 43K Btsehherd and 4above, suggesting a cryptic note or clipping. No clear event, date, or names emerge to identify a persons, places, or organizations.
The meeting opened in a heated tone with candidates and supporters trading points. The chair announced the vote would proceed, debates persisted over nominations, and financial concerns loomed as speakers urged measures to secure funds.
A remark from Hove New York describes a triplet meeting at Kent led by Mater Cherven. The group aimed to shout six times but was too tired to complete the attempt.
Correspondence from Cincinnati Times notes the Pennsylvania State Fair in Pittsburgh on September 26 1957 shows decent financial success but weak participation. Livestock was slim, textiles and domestic goods poorer, while fruit and floral displays excelled. Weather was favorable. crowds toured layouts and noted cultural exhibits, with the governor and other officials addressing attendees.
The piece discusses militia funding and artillery readiness in Maryland, detailing uniform contracts and expenditures. It then reports on yellow fever outbreaks and relief efforts in Texas, noting deaths in Houston and Huntsville, a surge in cases in Brenham and Lagrange, and the stampede from Millican as residents flee the epidemic.
A garbled miscellany reports new Vermont legislator weighing 320 pounds, a colored military company in New Haven, rice production in Georgia, and various stray notes from England. It mentions Artemus Ward, Fenian concerns, a Jenner Railway postilion, and scattered local curiosities, including a pair of horses sold for around 25,000 and a Canadian volunteer firing at 600 to 1,000 yards.
Fragmentary text from the New Orleans Picayune mentions a marriage notice and a day of reaction. Obscure lines reference a spouse and a formal writing, with garbled phrasing and missing context.
Gen Garibaldi addresses the Peace Congress amid cheers. He rejects neutrality complacency, argues for liberty and justice from ruins of monarchies, and denounces ignorance and tyranny. He calls for moral progress through education and just war to defend the weak.
The Pan Anglican Convention met in Lambeth Palace after a February call by the Archdean. coverage is limited as reporters are barred. Sixteen U.S. dioceses will be represented by bishops including Potter of New York and Hopkins of Vermont, with seniority making Hopkins a key American officer.
A cryptic inquiry unfolds as residents chase clues about a mysterious woman who never leaves home except for her bath. The inquest spans days with interviews of owners, vendors, and local officials, but no conclusive evidence has emerged.
A daughter of Gen. Alexander G. Cochran writes from Chanomi opposite Mount Blanc about crossing the Sea of Ice and Swiss rural life. She notes ten women to each man, persistent cultivation on rugged mountains, and cottages perched like eagles. She compares Swiss and American fashions and observes lagging pace of English fashions.
Washington items report General Sickles on leave for New York and officers listed as recovering, with remarks on political adjustments to align with the Constitution. Minor enlistment issues, Blatchford on a court ruling, and notes on River Thieves. A Soldiers' Monument dedication at Avery New Jersey and Sheridan honors planned by city councils. Sighting off the Irish coast is linked to the barb Plate Pride of Erin survey mission. A cholera ship is expected. the City of New York steamer has arrived.
Baited for Sitka and troop movements near Sitka reported as a Francisco company ships live stock and men. Vague notes of Russian company goods, canal traffic, and county returns. California weather mentions light rain, Sierra snow, and prospects of Pacific Railroad protection. Governor McCormick delivers annual message urging Indian policy and reservation supervision.
From the south Avovasta September 25, Harris and qi wee remain out in letters under a plan on the acres and ender the teif. Ben MN departed for New York this morning.
A brief New York note mentions the Boston Colony for Kansas, signaling a possible relocation or organizational link. Details are sparse, but the item records the action in the modern settlement context and hints at cross city activity.
Citizens report anxious mood in Nashville as rumors spread that Thames may bar the election. An interview outlines fears of hostile action while authorities take no decisive steps. Governor Brownlow’s expected Knoxville arrival promises a tense day with Conservative sentiment weighing on events tomorrow.
The report notes experimental results on timing for tests and cites the New Market races now in progress on day three. It mentions the Queen's plate won by Selesman and references the Triennial Stakes at Los-Evening with betting totals and purses in pounds. Scotland and Scotlandish news discuss bonds and a £50,600 sum, while Go with dees is denied.
Report from Ascot details a tense racing day with Hermit challenging Achievement in a dramatic finish. The two year old Stakes favoritism shifts as the mare Savernake and Stockwell’s lineage loom, ending with a photo finish and crowd excitement unlike any seen this season.
Fragment shows market value claim terms with ASGETS phrasing and notes unidentified net balance. Language is garbled but indicates adjusted figures and market valuation context. No clear dates or entities are discernible.
An unclear OCR fragment notes a string about principal Witten and insurance, mentioning the number three. Names, dates, and concrete facts are missing or garbled, yielding a fragmentary item rather than a full report.
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