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Newspaper

Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1876

Page

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Music Hall trustees elected at stockholder meeting

At the Music Hall Association meeting in the Board of Trade rooms thirty-one stockholders elected seven trustees with terms varying from one to seven years. Names include Longworth Shillito Lincoln Dexter Mitchell Harrison and Springer. A follow up adjournment confirmed the final slate and terms.

Music Hall Fund Music Hall Association Board of Trade Rufus King Herman Goepper T. D. Lincoln Association Herron Rufus A Peny Senate Joseph Longworth Tena Shillito T. D. Pas Ulos Dexter Robert Mitchell Wm. M. Harrison R. R. Springer Mr. Springer George W. Jones Robert Allison John Carliste A. H. Bugner John Church John L. Stettinius H. Goepper Renner Garrard Mr. Carlisle Josef Longworth Julius Dexter Wm. H. Harrison Reuben Springer

Martha at Robinsons Opera House Mixed Reception

The Adelaide Phillippes Italian Opera Company presented Martha at Robinsons Opera House last evening. Miss Phillipps showed artistic flair as Nancy but overall performance lacked brilliance due to fatigue. Miss Colville struggled with simple melodies. Signor Carpi and Mr Tom Karl received praise. Il Trovatore to be repeated this afternoon with Tagliapietra. seats at $1. Church's store open till 11 for matinee and evening sales.

Martha Adelaide Phillipps Robinson's Operahouse Miss Phillipps Miss Colville Signor Carpi Plunkett Tom Karl Lionel Il Trovatore Tagliapietra

Is It a Murillo in Cincinnati Auction Rooms

A morning paper reports Mr. Van Loo bought a dingy painting at seven dollars and speculated it might be a genuine Murillo. Investigations show old repainting and signature traces resembling Murillo, but authorities doubt it is the master’s work and warn against overconfidence in rushed attribution.

Murillo van Loo Darvies Cincinnati Morillo Europe Raphael Correggio van Dyck

Burglars Captured in Hillsboro Theft Case

John Davidson and George Firm, burglars in Hillsboro Ohio, were traced to this city after a telegram from Marshal Lyle warned Colona Snelbaker of their presence.

John Davidson George Firm Hillsboro Ohio Colona Snelbaker Marshal Lyle

Weather Averages and Severe Cold Months Across Year

Barometer and thermometer data describe annual pressure range and monthly temperatures. The record notes the coldest day on January 9 and frequent snow, frost, and a major July heat peak with 96 degrees and 9.68 inches of rain.

Pemenars Ohio

Local meteorological report for December 31

Daily means of temperature pressure humidity and rainfall with wind directions for Chemmati Thec jHu. Means show high 74 and low 27.75 Fahrenheit and barometer around 30.29 at 30.31 inches. East to northeast winds prevail. weather mostly fair with clear at night.

Cincinati WEA An ' Alpena Mich Mobile Fair Montreal Nashville Cairo New Orleans Charleston New York Chicago Lil North Platte Cleveland Cincinnati Osumana Neb St.tain Pembina Cloudy de Denver Davenport Duluth Minn Philadelphia Pittsburg Snes Pitte’s Peak Escanabe Cloudy Rochester Fair Gibson Strain San Diego Fairland Haven San Francisco Oceane Santa Fe Chear Clear Salt Lake Indianola Rain Saugeen Cloudy Keokuk Raiu ChemmmaTi Ber Thec.jHu

Week of Prayer Union Services Planned in Cincinnati

A committee of the Evangelical Ministerial Association of Cincinnati announces a week of prayer at the First Church on Fourth Street between Main and Walnut. Each weekday features a different focus from Thanksgiving to the outpouring of the Spirit with leaders including Dr. C. H. Payne Rev. Bishop Jaggar Rev. Kumler Rev. Eben Halley and Rev. E. Miller. Also notes a liquor license arrest of William Porter and injury to Chas More from Krieger & Co with a fractured jaw.

Evangelical Ministerial Association of Cincinnati Church of Christ W. Duxcax E. Miller Esty Haluey Peter A. Pruow CH. Payne G. B. Beecher W. H. Frency North Side Fourth Street Main and Walnut C. H. Payne Jaggar J. P. E. Kumler Rigtine Onl Eben Halley

Court action on administrator's bond duties noted

Superior Court before Judge Tilden hears M L Buckwalter as administrator against George Klein as administrator. The case concerns an administrator's bond linked to a 1860 will and a contract for property sale. The fragment hints at a Kentucky native Dente Ruffner and a forfeited property issue but details are unclear.

Bradford will filed for probate with estate valued

James Bradford's will presented for probate leaves West Court residence and furniture to his wife for life and husbandry properties on Sixth and Vine to Eleonora for life. After parental death, Eleonora may hold the family home while unmarried. remainder to seven children and heirs. Edward F Bradford to receive his stake in the weather business at 120 Main Street. he is named executor. Estimated personal property $64,000 and real value $226,000.

James Bradford West Court Street Sixth and Vine Streets Eleonora Edward F. Bradford Main Street W. Cleveland John O'M Sycamore Street Walser Ann Krol Union Bridge Linwood J. "Kinney Lane Waivato South Avenue Harrison Arrison Pike Barrsvillewenty-fourth Ward B. P. Hinman John SingDy Price Stree Ceereven Clara Lane A. H. McGuffey Hunt Street Northern Avenue Mt. Auburn Caleb Dial First Baptist Church Columbia Ated M.i Or Widna Capnasiasig Persenetbanee Ie Entek Soges Baymiller Street York Street Frank ‘Schatzman Blaney Martin Street East Third Street Éseer Blaney Sarah O ‘Acaneas J.D. Lincoln Tilghman Piexering SERRE Svapsetsysissomisee de Hors F. Heithacker Wilhelmina Heithacker Ears Street Locust Street Mima Heithacker Caroline S. Heithacker Jacov Feltner Elizabeth Bulaw Ludiow Street Third Street Cumminsyville J. W. Smith Ellen Shiras Ludlow Avenue Clifton Avenue Clifton Thomas Dockwall R. Acrea Hte Centre Street W. L. Kay Herman Kontinever Hamilton County Ohio W. M. Hubbell Third and Ludlow Streets Third Ludlow Street Venes Pines Eerie Peayl Pearl Street Cpa Enhal Perpesual Cory Miller Pete Apis Hamilton Apako

Vote for Supple in the Sixth Ward to-day

Suburban news from Covington reports election day activity and expected high turnout. The piece notes the closing of the post office at 10 oclock, interruptions to calling, and hints Blakely may win in the Third Ward amid a Republican versus Democratic contest.

Covington Supple

Postoffice to Close Today at 10 O'clock

Newport notices report the postoffice closing at 10 this morning. Jacob Brill was fined five dollars and costs by Judge Geisler for a misdemeanor. Elements of a local meeting at the lodge mention officers elected and orders from a lodge in Ta. No detailed names or dates are provided.

Newport Jacob Brill J Geisler

Community notices and York Street disturbance reported

The article details a social gathering at Rev J A Kirtpat’s residence with refreshments, declamations, and music, followed by a York Street disturbance involving AH Hellmarsh and Jim Stricker Jr. Officers Crieghton, Plum, Mike Smith, and Porter intervened. the pair resisted and were taken to the station, bailed to appear before Judge Geisler.

York Street Hellmarsh Jim Stricker, Jr Joseph Scarett Ed Teleon York Picking Bhehi Summersault Creighton Plum Mike Smith Porter Concklia Geisler

Religious and social events mark a busy Newark night

The report covers a busy evening at the A M E Church and Jacobs Hall with a oyster supper by Toussaint Lodge No. 19 and a presentation of a silver service to Rev Father Howe. Local society pages note a Middletown move and a Irving Literary Society anniversary with music and a humorous play. Court actions and estate transfers in Butler County wrap the week.

Toussaint Lodge Jacobs’ Hall P. Tolliver Father Howe Hamilton Light Infantry Middletown James L. Vallandigham Irving Literary Society May B. McKinney Irwin

Aurora River Flood Reaches Peak In 1875

The river rose to its highest level last night and this morning shows signs of receding. Low-lying areas are flooded though damage is limited. Dated December 31, 1875, in Aurora. Also notes a death in Sacramento of Robert Ramsey and a list of January 1876 internal revenue gauger and storekeeper assignments for multiple distilleries in Aurora, Lawrenceburg, Isan, and Laurel.

Aurora Robert Ramsey Sacramento California Ramsey United States Internal Revenue District Monana J. W.gaffé& Co W. R. Ducheming J. J. Iberigg L. B. Day W. E. Jelley Mr. Moar John H. Gaff & Co Lawrenceburg J. C. Spooner Isan

Rebecca Brasher Granted Divorce and Alimony

Rebecca Brasher wins a divorce from James Brasher with alimony of 1000 dollars. The report notes upcoming church duties and local social events including concerts and community notices.

Rebecca Brasher James Brasher Dr. Heater Moore's Hill College Methodist Church

Linwood Scene Records Late Evening Gathering

The report notes a Linwood gathering with music and socializing attended by guests into the late hours. Mr Armstead is mentioned amid descriptions of the scene and a remark about repair work on several homes. The event followed the 2d inst Sunday with a President from Denisonia also noted.

Catarah Ringing Noises in the Head and Related Ailments

A historical remedy claim lists ringing in the ears headaches neuralgia earache deafness sore throat swollen tonsils ulcerated throat tickling cough bronchitis and lung bleeding cured by unspecified treatment or measure. The excerpt presents a medical symptom catalog with an implied cure.

Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh

Sanfords Radical Cure promises immediate relief and permanent cure for catarrh through distilled water from herbs and plants. The remedy is presented as superior to all others and effective after failed attempts with prior medicines.

Yale Sails and Awning Maker Endorses Radical Cure

R M Yale of South Market street recounts ten years of acute catarrh with head congestion and back pain. After trying many medicines, Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh provided instant relief and total cure within weeks, restoring clear breathing and eliminating discomfort in the loins and bowels.

Sanford R. M. Yale South Market Street

Could Not Keep Anything on His Stomach

A letter from H N Dexter praises Santora's Radical Cure after twenty years of stomach issues marked by catarrh. Dexter claims immediate relief and near permanent cure after one bottle, thanking Mr. Guild for the suggestion.

Guild Santora H. N. Dexter

Radical Cure Endorsed by Druggists on Pleasant Street

A note certifies that Mr. Dexter has suffered for four years and that after trying many remedies he was advised to take the Radical Cure. The preparation is claimed to have performed many cures and to give universal satisfaction, with the signatories from renee-GUILD Druggists at 116 Pleasant Street.

Dexter Renee - Guild Druggists Pleasant Street

Sanford's Radical Cure praised as best catarrh remedy

Old Cape Ann Druggist asserts Sanford's Radical Cure fully relieves catarrh in his experience and urges orders for more. He notes each package includes a Treatise and Inhaling Tube, priced 1 dollar, with mail availability across the United States. Agent listings point to Weeks & Potter in Boston.

Aterd United States Weeks & Potter Boston

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