Police Cooperation Urged to Curb Crime and Disorder
An editorial argues that better coordination among Cincinnati police would curb burglaries and prostitution dens, noting a shortage of officers relative to population and urging a reform after the next election. It calls for officers to share knowledge and pursue suspects, with emphasis on moral character and organization. A separate note reports William Link fined five dollars for drunken sleeping in the streets after obtaining liquor in Newport.
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Cincinnati
William Link
Newport
Severe but Just. Munroe Found Guilty and Fined
Henry Munroe was fined $300 and sentenced to sixty days in jail on bread and water after a jury found him guilty of entering the Winne House with intent to rob. Other items note Harrison Cohen’s case continued, two drunkards fined, a boy fined for disorderly conduct, and Ephraim Beecher fined for wife beating. Immersion Baptisms numbered twenty five in the Ohio river near the Covington ferry. Judge Parker to rule on a new trial for Patrick Clavin homicide case. Commercial Hospital reports one death, twenty one discharges, and thirteen admissions in the past week.
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Carter
Parker
van Hamm
Porter & Son Vs. Raper, Cox & Co
Gleason Vs
Canal Boat
Farmers’ Bank of Kentucky
Maysville
Mark Buckingham
Ligar
Ephraim Beecher
Mary Beecher
Sixth Street
Broadway
Guvert
Beecher & Wife
Henry Munroe
Winne House
Spooner
Harrison Cohen
Hospitat Report
Commercial Hospital
Falton
Bprroz
Commercial
Gilbert
Speers
Seventeenth Ward
W. City
R. C. Phillips
Alan
Washington
North Elm Street
R.U. P
Paria Moniteur
Napoleon
Count Buol
Vienna
Prince Gortchakoff
Prince Demidoff
Count Stakelburg
Austria
L. E. Landon
Atheneum
Count Orsay
Miss Landon
Echon du Mont Blanc
Magland
la Perriere
Pernabs
Emperor Bonaparte
Louis Napoleon
Syracuse Journal
Cleveland Herald
Fire Alarm in Covington Hits House on the Pike
An alarm of fire sounded yesterday at about 12 o'clock M. A house on the pike caught fire but was extinguished by buckets, with little damage before responders arrived.
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James Dale
Mansfield Street
Temperance Jubilees and Strange News From Morgan County
Temperance supporters gathered in Masonic Hall to celebrate the Prohibitory Liquor Law with speeches from Col. Sigler Rev T M Eddy and others. A coroner’s inquest reported Jacob mabe shot by Frek Rupke in Morganfield with 26 buckshot. Rupke fled. Sardinian diplomat pressed Mayor Wi on Dess passengers. Trenton Gazette notes mammoth mastodon bones found in Monmouth County. Pelham Tenn. affray ends with a fatal pistol shot. Election news from New York mentions “Sam.”
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Masonic Hall
James Blake
Yovanapolis
F. Baggs
Col. Sigler
Greencastle
T. M. Eddy
Mr. Maxwell
Wm. Wallace
Lucian Barbour
Mesers
Hull
Frazier
Alred
Apolig Journal
SuHot
Morganfield
Rupke
Rohn
Morgan County
Louisville Courier
Austria
New York Courier & Enquirer
Trenton Gazette
Marlei
Monmouth County
N.J
Pelham
Grundy County
Tenn
Dr. Conn
J. D. Pattie
Carter
New York State
Sam
Letter and notices from Sebastopol and Rome circular
A fragmentary passage sketches a British officer in Sebastopol and a flag of truce exchange with a captured officer. It also notes a Vatican or Rome circular about Jesuit conduct under government authority and various literary and society notes from London and Paris, including theater and royal visits.
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Rome
Rhs
Wakely
London Lancet
London Iustrated News
Rachel
Reso
Paris
United States
Saya
London Illustrated News
M. Seawaee
Harriet Martineau
Univers
Edmund Frontken
University of Oxford
Jesus'College
America
London Weekly Chronicle
Jas. Wallack
Brigand Wallack
Soule
Pasaporte
Perry
Legation
Washington
Spain
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