Early Cincinnati origins and notable early houses
The piece recalls Ysrael Ludlow and twenty five pioneers arriving December 17 1800 from Limestone to what was then named Cincinnati. It sketches the village with landmarks No 10 Col Israel Ludlow house No 11 Green Tree Tavern Fort Washington with 250 troops and lists principal villagers’ homes as the town grew into a great 1868 metropolis.
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Ysrael Ludlow
Maysville
Logantville
Cincinnati
Israel Ludlow
Green Tree Tavern
Broadway
Public Landing
Fort Washington
Cincinnati: From Losantiville to the First Court
The text recalls John Fillison who named Losantiville later known as Cincinnati after Ludlow’s companion fell in an Indian attack. Miami hostility claimed many lives before settlement. fifteen years later Governor St. Clair created the first court and renamed the village Cincinnati. The initial year’s growth marked a turning point.
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John Fillson
Ludlow
Losantiville
St. Clair
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Century of Growth and Enterprise Honors City
The article lauds Cincinnati’s rise from frontier town to major American city. It notes early industries, infrastructure gains including granite and asphalt pavement, and strong public health, education, and commerce. It cites the city’s population reach, property value, and bonded debt, praising civic spirit and leadership.
Cincinnati Centennial Fourth of July Opening Ceremonies
The Cincinnati Centennial Fourth of July parade and ceremonies will celebrate the 112th Independence Day and 100th anniversary of Cincinnati settlement. President and state governors to attend. a grand parade features infantry, cavalry, artillery, militia, police, fire, veterans, orders, and a historical display of 30 floats depicting pioneer life and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City
Ohio Valley
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
United States
Grand Army Lodge
Masonic
Gosi
Grand Central
Attendees Told Hidden Details Not to Be Shared
A notice states that adopted features will not be shown or mentioned to others while additional elements are prepared to enhance the occasion's appeal.
Cheap Fare Agreed By All Railroads For Centennial Visit
Railroads centered in Cincinnati have agreed on reduced fares to enable broad public attendance at the Centennial Exposition. Meetings of general ticket agents have been held in Columbus and in the East, with Chicago to host another gathering before opening day. The plan aims to bring inexpensive travel nationwide to Cincinnati during the Exposition months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Columbus
East
Chicago
Queen City
Fire Department of Cincinnati Origins and Early Organization
The Cincinnati Fire Department began as a volunteer and regular force. From its first organization seventy years ago to the present, it remained in a state of efficient preparation. Before 1819 the city with about 16 000 people faced tires and insecurity, prompting steps to form an existing force with adequate engines and facilities, and after ten years ...
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Fire Department of
Cincinnati
Fire and Fury on City Street Amid Rescue Efforts
A dramatic urban fire scene unfolds as steam and flames consume buildings. Fire engines howl, crowds surge, and police manage the barrier while firefighters battle the blaze. Citizens, reporters, and a famed local figure mingle amid danger and noise.
Grand Entertainment Opens Exposition With Music and Spectacles
The Queen City hosts daily musical performances at Musical Hall during the Exposition featuring Melody Men and major bands. Manager Rettig leads spectacular productions weekly. The Centennial Musical Festival opens May 22 with global music devotees, plus National and industry conventions scheduled through October.
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Mendelsohn
Mozart
Handel
Weber
Strauss
Balfe
Kapp
Seventh Regiment
Gilmore
Mgr
Joan Rettig
Scanio
Cincinnati
East
Rettig
Walla
Order of Cincinnata
Babylon
National Medical Association
Union Labor Party
Latonia
Knights of Pyshtas
Juos
Elks
National
Cincinnati Fire Department Through the Years
The department expanded from nine companies and 231 members to ten cisterns fifty freedmen and 4282 members after two years. The 1838 volunteer force grew to fifteen companies. In 1862 Latta Shank Co. introduced a flat steam engine, drawing national attention. Today the department operates twenty five steam engines seven hook and ladder trucks and thirty one hose and related vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Latta, Shank & Co
London
Cincinnati
Leap Year Train Whirlwinds Through the Night
A rapid, danger filled scene on a moving train. A engineer feeds the engine while workers cling to a platform. Smoke fills the air as the train speeds past the narrator and a nearby girl, with danger hinted in the rush and tremor of the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trong
Costa
Pioneer Hall commemorates early settlers relics and history
A feature on Pioneer Hall housing relics and monuments of Cincinnati’s founding era. It reflects on the pioneer's trials, the growth from frontier village to city, and the generation that built the Ohio Valley through hardship, labor, and progress.
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Longfellow
Losantiville
Cincinnati
Ohio
Salis
Ohio Valley
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Cinna
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Bsif
St. Louis
the Fire Department
Klang
Cne
Scirere
Menavin Club
Civic Order
Yiea
Mr. Moloney
Dennis
Ulster
Mickey Moloney
Auippess
Myr. Molancy
Adam
Grand Entertainment
Pioneer Hall
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