29 Sep 1870
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1870
Page
1
The text shows garbled phrases about places like New Jersey and Liberia, with mentions of presidents and a voyage. Reading is incomplete, yielding no clear event or outcome to report in full.
Mixed dispatches describe Paris under arms with six hundred thousand troops and rumors of Laon and Orleans under attack. Reports claim Prussians retreated near Mathausen and Haut Rhin, while British deliberations on intervention loom. A London dispatch notes the Third Corps and outworks near Thionville with stubborn fighting. details remain unclear amid chaotic war coverage.
French forces under Bazaine press attacks at Metz and Thionville amid heavy combat. At Satzbreck the French report six officers lost in action as attempts to break Prussian lines continue. The overallFrench effort to seize or disrupt fortified positions persists with vigorous sorties and sustained fire.
The Cincinnati Times notes Boston society's summer travels and resumption of winter life, detailing lecture seasons, concerts, and social debates. It discusses rising fires linked to dry conditions, river excursions, and local publishing changes, plus political and cultural observations from the era.
Our New York Letter surveys Christine Nilsson’s debut, praising her artistry while noting limits in range and power compared with legendary sopranos. Critics oscillate between admiration and cautious critique of her appearance, voice, and stage presence.
This evening Col ane European Novelties present The Man wistate Bee The Female Samson The Me nological Comedian and the Character Im eanenes with J S Clacke as Robington Jones and Young Goating in two plays Also the Union Grounds match Little Mills v Little Red Stockings at 2 34 oclock The Ladies Fair at Greenwood Hall benefits families of European war sufferers Read's Sheridan's Ride at Wiswell's Art Gallery ongoing.
Baseball notes from St Louis report the Red Stockings routed the Union Club by 28 to 1 and set up a clash today with the Empires. Mentioned are Igoe Oaks beating Covington’s Stara 28 to 14 and chatter of Live Oaks visiting Louisville to play Little Eagles.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention six to seven o clock yesterday and names unclear. The record references pesetan ghee and Aertrees Covington but lacks coherent action, participants, or location details to form a complete item.
The Old Woodward Boys schedule a fort ball on Union rounds this afternoon and an annual banquet at Begker's Hall tonight. Election results show Hy Porter named treasurer. Next week, Don and Mendes will attend to take place in this city.
Otto Dirr, accused of a bond saving scheme, faced a planned trial yesterday but remains detained on bail after converting a lie bus of funds. The case involves a mourner and a multi thousand dollar bail requirement as authorities prepare for forthcoming proceedings.
The board convened Friday afternoon to discuss steps city should take regarding decedents and the role of the commissioners. The meeting, held in Lovisviziz, considered directives for handling common cereals and related administrative actions, with the Decendes action adopted.
The Cotton Cotton Raobeage of Hew Yer OF ey lists gentle te attending the Gonthien Unminantial Convention meeting in the city this October. Baker & Co and Williams, Black & Co are associated with the event through presiding figures and local firms.
A garbled dispatch from Bor 24 notes a disturbance near Maddo distillery with unclear references to a sea key and a place called Mt Plarl. The fragment hints at alarms and distant events but lacks coherent names or outcomes.
At a regular Tremrrean meeting in Cincinnati Division No 2 of Sons of Tem the record lists Kyle L C Mise Nellie Louisa Basse I Mine Emma Rosnaglie L.
A fragmentary notice outlines preparations for a niece’s event and money gifts. It mentions target shooting on October 4 and 9, an evening concert, and a dental committee with members abroad receiving free entry. Details are garbled but indicate a local schedule of activities and dates.
A Buckeye course gathering in Cincinnati on September 28, 1870 featured clear skies and strong turnout. The sole race announced was a one and a half mile dash for all ages with $200 to the winner and $50 to second, while two other races and entries from multiple stables and jockeys were noted for the day’s card.
Committees appointed by the era Excursion Executive prepare for visitors to arrive between two and three this afternoon. Members cover diverse trades including Dry Goods Hardware Furniture Brewing Banking Foundries and Miscellaneous, with names such as Samuel Warren Jacob Traber Hanly William Bishop Wm H. H. James Seam Jed Heberd Charles Wolff and many others listed by trade and association. Maphet yesterday.
A committee of the Board of Trade decided to mail copies of applications to members after examining the need for a new tax or fee. The action aims to inform real estate owners and ensure compliance with upcoming requirements.
A partial readable note describes a gathering of the Working-men's Party with brief remarks favoring a candidate named Altrece and a reference to a cabinet discussion. The text is garbled but indicates a short speech and supportive sentiment for the ticket.
A fragment describes two 22 by 6 foot rooms offered for books and culture, lamenting the town’s inability to afford a library and noting a limited audience of potential patrons. The piece hints at the value of a public reading space amid financial constraints.
Fragmentary notes describe an int wrestler named John weighing options between dishwashing and wood borer work as possible paths to success. Awa la of water remains unreadable, leaving the outcome and context unclear.
A brief notice indicates a 6 oclock education session hosted by Superintendent Hencock, with two speakers or activities planned this evening at the district facility.
The passage accuses a trader of deceitful practice and ruinous impact on his business. It notes some customers will not pay, credit reliance has absorbed profits, and the trader now seeks support from commuters and other customers to restore cash flow.
Fragmented lines describe a school dedication event at Hartwell with references to speakers and performers. Mentions include names such as Fay, Jos, Poet Foot and Peassat, and performers connected to a piano piece. The text is garbled but indicates a local dedication program with music and student participants.
Announcement notes Soutier's Monument at the Buena Vista Breeuone on Frat street will be ready to ship to Pomercy in a few days.
A fragment notes a court session yesterday evening with garbled wording. The readable portion mentions a municipal court and a time reference, but no clear names, places, or outcomes are discernible.
The Court of Appeals affirmed the Circuit Court ruling in a case involving J against Louisville and Cincinnati Short of the city. A fire last night caused about five dollars in damage. A boy, a bail, and a mocking-bird incident are noted. Wm Weaver, arrested in this city, warned others about “lighting out.” Warren Lil lard of Voetant Canny faced charges for entering his Secled vistas to Suen Ce aey Tins, with a late-set outcome.
The readable lines show a meeting note dated September 28, 1870 in Darron Kr with phrases about expressing resolutions to express fiscal year matters and a pledge by the Purgle of Devt. The text is heavily garbled but indicates formal motions and commitments debated by a council or committee.
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