28 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1867
Page
1
Hotel arrivals and brief notices listed for Saturday from the Che Daily in Cines. Sparse text points to guests or events at Garr 2 and related venues with brief glimpses of schedule items.
A fragment from a historic page notes a punt by A Se J and a play involving Cathet in a local game. Details are sparse, with limited readable context for teams, location, or outcomes.
Readable bits name Dr J Davis and E B Senedevinthi Day Marketfield in Ripley county with various firms and routes. Text shows partial references to men and locations like Indianapolis and Manic in a damaged listing of people and businesses.
The city authorities are enforcing rules prohibiting keeping dairy cows within the city limits for the sale of milk and barring shipments of any dairy products from outside areas. The ordinance aims to regulate milk butter and cheese production for sale in the city.
The two figures offered strong comments during the event, with Stevenson delivering marked praise and Keifi rebutting several points as the meet unfolded. The crowd anticipated decisive outcomes as the rivals exchanged views.
The column outlines a series of Sabbath School meetings and religious services across several churches. It notes the Sixth Street United Church event, other associations in Anderson township, a Delhi Universalist gathering, and activities of Orthodox and Jewish congregations with details on times and speakers.
An incomplete September 27 dispatch relates a citizen’s view on political trust and holdings. The text references an honorable county position and contrasts support for the incumbent president with that for a new candidate.
A meeting at Cheviot last night attracted working men and residents. Chas. Hh There and others spoke as a display by a fire works was featured. Addresses were vered by Hon. Josiah Kirby and Gen. S. F. Cary.
A fragmented note from Wart & Conces township outlines a council ordered boundary decision. It lists voter counts and area numbers, noting legal voters within limits and a total figure, but the text is garbled and partial.
The remarks examine the currency issue, labor relation, and rebel governance questions. Col Pratt criticizes party control over government and warns of a Democratic vote for Bermelin amid campaign division. General Keifer adds a brief closing note before adjournment.
A canal note lists arrivals and departures including Bodley Toledo D K Toledo C Zeige Toledo J Newport and Ocean for the period. Items noted include whisky 309 barrels sugar sugar and lumber 24 000 units with other goods such as salt paper and starch.
A brief item notes Mr J A Walthshed suffered injuries after his hands were caught in a circular saw in his Covington shop a few days ago. The entry also mentions four months earlier Geo Burkheimer's arrest on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses from J Brown.
The committee of the bank rangement was, therefore, to matter.
A local report notes a person fined a thousand dollars for practicing his profession without a license. The case highlights licensing enforcement and regulatory oversight in the area.
The Ramie fiber, a white silker textile alternative brought from Austro-Belgian sources to Havans and Newton in 1867, is stronger and more durable than cotton. It can be spun similarly to flax and grows best in favorable belts, yielding three to five suns from hemp. The crop fetched high prices, selling for double the top cotton value in 1866.
A Bombay missionary letter discusses Livingstone inquiries after disbelief in murder reports. It suggests he has likely joined expedition partners into unexplored territory and hints some travelers may return to a settlement or station while others press on.
A garbled report from an old county paper hints at a sudden poisoning death linked to a husband. The text is fragmentary but suggests foul play or medical ambiguity as investigators probe the act and its motive. Local names and locations are unreadable in the damaged copy.
A Scottish judicial ruling reaffirms the press's stance in a high profile dispute. The magistrate fined a party amid a broader vindication of press rights, underscoring the duel between state authority and media independence.
In a late nineteenth century billiards championship, Frawley of Cincinnati defeated young Ackerman 1500 to 1239 after a grueling 65 innings. The match featured record runs and skillful play with Frawley ending on a 210 point burst and Ackerman pushing back with notable 110 and 84 point runs.
The New York Post notes millinery and dry goods shops debuting fall styles as frost approaches. Woolens edge up in price while silks and poplins remain costly. bronze bonnets and various velvet designs dominate, with new glove fastenings and novel silk fabrics hinted for winter wear.
In a late Lowes Canada election a Provincial Legislature candidate named La Francois was offered 400 to retire from the canvass, an offer he refused before being forcibly abducted and carried off.
A man named Van Solen is linked to the disappearance and presumed murder of Henry Harcourt in St. Paul. Harcourt, a former soldier and hospital nurse, vanished after a planned expedition from St. Louis to St. Paul. Evidence includes a deceptive letter and a mysterious death found in the river fifteen to twenty miles below Pig’s Eye.
A Bri Association meeting featured a paper on the dangers of chloroform and its effects on the nervous system. The discussion emphasized cautions in medical use and the need for further study.
Washington dispatches note the death of James F., assistant astronomer at the U.S. Naval Observatory, from yellow fever. Additional reports from General Mower in New Orleans recounts casualties and officers affected. Receipts of customs for the week ending the 21st totaled four dollars, with Treasury conditions sparing gold sales for near-term needs.
From the South reports liberal aid for yellow fever sufferers in New Orleans with 27 interments recorded in the last 24 hours. Also notes about three Negroes hanged for an outrage at Dog River and a Virginia banks decision on Confederate money and bank noteholders. A Convention abstention by Virginias journals is reported.
Reports from Mexico City to September 19 note Diaz running for president with a strong backing and a potential Nationalist stand. Vice Admiral Teffi contemplates returning to Austria and whether Maximilian’s remains were obtained. The Queeness Salm Salm’s husband is in Queretero with seven papers tied to political maneuvering.
A fragmented notice notes a board meeting adjourning in the morning with unclear names and actions.
The funeral service for Manzana, father of Capisin General Man Chen, was held this morning at the Cathedral with a requiem mass led by the new Bishop. The body will lie in state and be shipped to a destination. Crises and crypto news from the City of Mexico report Maximilian's body arrival and Nueva Leon forces advancing after a late September clash causing casualties.
A report notes plans to subscribe for fifty thousand dollars of combined steamers and machinery. One vessel already travels the river when this project would add equipment for a quartz mill and mine operations. Details mention North pear and a fire in Sacramento affecting trade capacity with Panama links.
From St Louis, a steamboat boiler exploded near the cabin wounding four deck hands. The Laclede Racing Association plans a meeting with entries from Alabama, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee. The Illinois State Fair begins Monday with preparations and exhibits from Western states, animals, machinery, and textiles.
Fragmentary report describes mobs near London and Florence amid tensions with Garibaldi forces. The text references Fenian activity, seaborne threats to a plane, and Garibaldi troops in various areas as leaders attempt to retain command.
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