30 Sep 1871
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1871
Page
1
Fragmentary report mentions yellow fever cases, Tammany delegates, London Times advice to New York, patent case on iron to steel, ship crew救, and a missing person. many garbled names and places make concrete details uncertain.
A late nineteenth century meeting led by Ex-Committee on Taxation discussed funding for Wisconsin and Fox River projects the need for a general act to authorize expenditure on vessels and port facilities and to educate citizens via land grants. Resolutions adopted urged Congress to authorize surveys and finance public works while addressing taxation and municipal laws.
The Austrian foreign minister reports a temporary stop to the evacuation process toward Vienna amid a dispute over indemnity. The matter has been referred to Bismarck by the foreign affairs minister to resolve the diplomatic friction.
On September 30 Marshal Sertebeee is quiet in Spain amid a Carlist agitation that proved unsuccessful. Elections are set for Sunday to decide the presidency of the Cortes and shift political power.
In a fragmentary report from an Algerian context the text hints at musicians or rhythmic theory with references to quarter notes and a debated equation. The readability is limited, but the piece seems to mention Lompom and Seedoosl in a cryptic mathematical musical frame.
The river is falling with 8 feet 2 inches water on Portland bar and 26 inches river gauge. No arrivals from above at noon. Business is dull as river traffic remains light and observers note limited activity on the river.
Private dispatch from Pensacola notes no yellow fever in New Orleans area as weather cools with a 70 degree mercury reading. Mentions Ican Jallice Sewer for atx and Griese an be quarantined there. Reports separate from the Pensacola update.
Important Union League notice from Washington shows a committee meeting date near end of November and an executive gathering in Philadelphia scheduled for 2 PM next Tuesday. The fragment references Arkansas questions without detail and appears garbled.
Fragmentary remarks on peasants in Italy referencing primitive living, simple houses, fields of crepe wheat meat and Indian corn, and climbing mountain slopes. Ends with a theological aside praising women made according to his will as in Jewish tradition.
A report details adulterated whisky produced with dubious processes imparting a peculiar odor and taste. Analysts identify sulfuric acid traces, signaling dangerous health risks and potential prohibition. Separately, a protest by Baron Von Arnim to the French government cites German residents in Lyons facing heightened tension amid Versailles negotiations.
A garbled historical note discusses a vast time scale and polar dynamics, claiming a shift in the earth’s center of gravity and a looming isothermal imbalance. It warns that breaking the ice cap would unleash waters rushing northward, overwhelming southern islands and reshaping hemispheric boundaries.
An English illustration discusses a twenty acre tract kept in grass and watered by an irrigation system, with surface water sourced from a central supply. Interest costs, harvesting, and hay production are analyzed, yielding a stated net profit of $105 per acre from two hay crops in 1871, suggesting favorable returns under proper piping and hydrant infrastructure.
Special Dispatch reports that Wasaproton on September 30 notes potential civil and criminal suits against the operator. Judge McKean of Utah enforces anti Mormon laws under government instruction, with military support if needed. The failure of Congress to pass the Apportionment Act last session forces the Interior Secretary to base the new apportionment on the 1870 census.
New York on September 30 Judge Barnard will not settle the injunction order until the Board of Supervisors approves the annual tax levy totaling 23,362,527.62. The Leader mocks a convention chairman’s arbitrariness and calls him an idiot as tensions rise. Evans fights writ of habeas corpus with his counsel claiming untangled, unclear custody issues involving state seeking transfer.
A major fire broke out this morning at a Morocco factory causing extensive damage to buildings and stock. Fire crews battled flames for hours, with authorities expecting losses to reach significant sums as investigations begin.
Addition Markets. Corn holds firm around 57 cents with mixed values noted. Oats sales described as low freights. Flour strong. Wheat conered in elevator at 130 dollars. Pork at 13 dollars, bacon cheaper with rib and front cuts easing. Overall steady activity with modest price shifts.
Aboard the steamship St Olaf arriving in New York Captain Hille and Captain Owens bring details of the Babline wreck. First mate David James recounts the September 1 Quebec departure with 24 crew, a fierce storm on the 16th, rapid water influx, sail damage, and eventual abandonment as the ship foundered.
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