30 Sep 1856
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1856
Page
1
Local dental practitioners discuss pricing and artificial teeth options amid a dispute. Attorney Doug represents a firm asserting fair charges for denture work and related services as detailed in the conservative report.
A critical editorial denounces Governor Cuass for continued partisanship and alleged election trickery. It questions his propriety, claims influence-peddling by Samon P. Cuasa, and warns such conduct corrodes public trust and state dignity. The piece critiques national implications and urges adherence to governor duties.
A letter to Ohio voters asserts large sums from England support the Fasconi faction in a U S congressional contest. The London Globe and Morning Chronicle allegedly cite Sir Conxwart Laewmn as contributing 100000 dollars to Fasconi. It claims English influence and foreign donations shape American politics.
A political broadside from 1856 attacks Kansas Nebraska opponent J. Scott Harrison, praising his American principles and opposition to the Missouri Compromise. It accuses rival factions of slander, urges Second District voters to back Harrison over a pro‑Nebraska candidate, and quotes Harrison’s August 2 letter defending his stance.
The document outlines reasons for sustaining Millard Fillmore for the presidency as expressed in convention resolutions. It cites Whig character, administration achievements, and unity against sectionalism. The piece also notes unrelated discoveries of a palace ruin in Crete and an unrelated macabre report about a Reverend Nate.
The text provides a partial board meeting record with garbled words and missing context. It mentions a board being called to order and references a letter and ratios, but the full details and actors remain unreadable. No clear events, dates, or names are discernible from the fragment.
Telex notes indicate Wetmore & Co in Canton faces liabilities while assets are ample. The London Morning Star warns against U S annexation dreams. Paris reports suggest Congress may meet in Paris to address treaty issues. Various international dispatches touch on Algeria, Lo Choo, and a broken steamer voyage.
From Cmcaco on September 29 reports indicate a tolerably quiet Kansas Territory amid confusion over a siege near Westport. Two men from Lawrence were taken toward Kansas City on Friday, one named Herr recently from Nesbua, Nebraska. A convoy arrived at Nebraska City and related the Carolinians by boat to Chicago, received Saturday.
A noon blaze at Phillips Best & Co glass manufactory in Pipetown destroyed furfaces packing rooms and stock worth about 4000 dollars. Wind fanned the fire as it spread to over fifty nearby frame tenements, leaving around 100 without homes. Total loss estimated at 25000 dollars. No casualties reported at the glass plant.
A morning fire in Louisville costs three Ball street buildings and three Fourth Street warehouses. H. D Newecomb & Rev. occupy one loss about 100000. J. S Moorhead warehouse suffered large damage. W. A. Richardsio & Bro. stock harmed by water. insurance未 determined. Michigan Southern collision kills construction crew and a passenger. details vague.
The Ebersonese steamed for Liverpool via Halifax from Portiaxp Maine on September 28.
The report notes steady prices and ongoing demand at the Cincinnati market. Buyers show consistent interest in goods with traders noting modest activity and a fair continuing to attract participants.
Fragmentary telegraph summary notes commercial intercession and mid September market shifts. It references improved conditions and varied trading tones across centers with tentative gains and cautious sentiment prevailing.
Market notes from New York describe mixed activity with several small gains and declines across commodities. Traders observe modest volume as prices trend within narrow ranges amid shifts in demand.
Fragmentary OCR item references New Orleans merchant and a Baltic location but lacks readable names, dates, or events to establish a factual summary. The text is too garbled to identify a coherent article or outcome for a proper card.
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