30 Sep 1867
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1867
Page
1
A fragmentary city notice lists attendees and places at hotels and addresses including LArrivais and James Horeu-H Extas, with names such as Paorai and J Neheiter. The text references Indiana, Cincinnati area roads and local officials, detailing a test event at hotels and surrounding participants.
A fragmented OCR listing names and partial addresses shows Burnet Hovs r A C Josuax Co proprietors 88 Scranton Hartford with numerous individuals and families, including Mrs Haig J R Craig and various households. The text reads as an almanac of names, spouses, and cities from Hartford and surrounding areas.
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and locations across multiple states including Arkansas Kentucky Tennessee Missouri and Wisconsin. It appears to be a garbled roster or notice with no clear event date action or outcome.
An OCR style list of names and places appears as a scattered roster including Curron Howse-Wu Gannisox Carrollton Memphis Newell city Rice Dickey city Gaiman Spencer Memphis Huntington Cote White New York Reed St Louis Ward Hamilton Scott Ny Reynolds de Wy Arte and other varied jurisdictions. The fragment suggests a legal or civic register entry with assorted individuals and locations, lacking coherent context or clear action.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places, including persons such as Miller Hadiey Clark Lindley Brant Townsley Ferd Moore and a reference to Kentucky towns. The readable text resembles a social or business directory snippet with scattered names and initials.
The provided OCR fragment is illegible and contains no clear events or entities to summarize into a news item. No identifiable individuals, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are discernible for a factual T and S.
Fragmentary text mentions several names and places including Bremimei, Lewisneille, Budd, and Zanexaville. No clear event or outcome is discernible. reads like partial contact or introduction lines without complete context.
A historical note recounts Rev Mr Ito’s address at St John’s German Protestant Church focusing on free thought and church asylum. The discourse critiques church limits on inquiry, urging the church to be a refuge for free thought and cultural progress, while reflecting on past ecclesiastical restraints.
The event features German populating and seasonal merriment with family groups, a procession planned through the city, and shooting at targets showcasing marksmen from the Western frontier. Music and prize tests draw crowds at Turner Hall as participants anticipate further demonstrations and opportunities for all to attend.
Newport News reports Charles Terrell, son of Col W G Terrell, has won a Naval Academy cadet appointment after exams at Anns. Discussions note ferry rate plans and a river bridge toll shift feared to affect local travel. A dropped map from Perry steamer results in a fatal drowning. property values for corner lots are cited as high.
A string of brief items covers weather, crime, politics, health, and local curiosities. Topics include rainfall notes, pension and police actions, a Boston and Providence chatter, cholera in Breslau, a tragic mine explosion in Ireland, and railway or postal concerns, with various dates and places referenced.
A robbery occurred on a rail train at the Mour depot era, with $6,000 in bonds seized. Attackers, masked, boarded as the train stood at the depot and seized available cash and valuables before escaping. No clues to the suspects’ identities have been found.
A boxing bout described as a famous "Chicken" and "Stale Breed Barber" encounter concluded with Beet declared the winner after sixteen rounds. No official tax or billing details are clear, but the article notes the event and participants.
Cincinnati reports Nashville election coverage with concise telegraph style notes highlighting totals, key contests, and early returns from the city. The brief item notes voter turnout, candidate standings, and preliminary results as available.
From Washington figures show weekly fractional currency fed at the Treasury totals 590600 dollars and internal revenue and for out 608110. fiscal year to date receipts amount to 54742462. Indian Affairs reports Head informs the Indian Bureau that Black Hawk will curb depredations and visit his band within six to eight weeks. General Sickles remains ill at Fortress Monroe. In the South, New Orleans dispatches note Fenian activity and a New York report anticipates further debt reduction. General Canby issues orders on tax collection in the Carolinas. Raleigh hosts Conservative meetings with strong rhetoric and turnout. A Portland harbor rowing match draws 600 dollars prize, Toronto entrant, and discussion of race locations continues.
A man named Babcock of Cinel shot at a woman in a house of ill fame but missed, then shot himself and stabbed his side. he is likely to die. The report also mentions a recent sea arrival, wartime dispatches, and various international notes including Turkish, Greek, and French updates, along with election results and natural history curiosities.
A terse fragment from 1867 Cediz correspondence discusses oddities at Sdabee grounds and garbled references to bets and trees, with unclear context and names. The brief text shows transcription errors and incomplete sentences, offering few verifiable details or events.
Fragmentary report notes Connell facing limited opposition while white voters largely supported Alden. It mentions a significant turnout and references a Sutherlin section and a correspondence involving Gen Thomas and a leader with miso Teel. The text is unclear on dates and places.
From New York dated September 29 the America and other steamers were reported arriving with passengers and cargo. A Treasury official confirmed bonded warehouses would not be interfered with. A bank statement showed a loan decrease and rising circulation. Other items mention King’s death, Gen Scott’s will, a seized distillery, and a poisoning case involving Mrs Barrett’s three children.
Treasury receipts show funding for pest testing efforts, with figures indicating totals and allocations. The report notes increases in appropriations to support surveillance and control programs.
The August and September reports from the Department of Agriculture are issued with general averages for sewers and weather impacts. States list yields and comparisons to 1866 with several showing lower results due to harvest conditions. weather affected crops in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and other states. overall prospects indicate a fair crop despite some regional declines.
Mascaresian dispatches report a terse item dated September 27 noting a person believed involved in a local incident. Details are sparse and unnamed authorities are not specified.
A fragment notes a reverend described as a bigamist, dated September 28, with mention of being committed in a location abbreviated as Higa. The text is damaged and lacks full context.
Fragmentary report from September with references to Hayti and treaty talks. Lacks clear events or context, making the main item difficult to identify beyond scattered mentions of commissions and capital arrival.
Fragmentary account from Pacific Coast describes a clash with Native forces as six warriors reportedly engage with defenders, killing some, taking stones, and injuring several. Dispatches mention a chaotic retreat and officers giving way amid the fighting.
Cash on hand and in bank amount to 9 515 886 with real estate valued at 348 793. The note references a market valuation and lists assets including tangible holdings and payable amounts in the United States across state and city lines.
Branch Office at 171 Vine Street lists Maynard French Jr as principal agent with J. B. Bennest serving as manager. The note records the office setup and leadership roles for local business operations.
Fragmentary feed hints at Moonday event and poem theme with unclear wording. Missing names dates and places. Readers are left with a partial glimpse of a cultural note or literary reference.
The notice highlights value meals at the GALT notem Gents' & Ladies' Restaurant AW com Stzth and Mase SE, presenting affordable dining options.
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