Mixed European News and American Notices
A digest of obituaries and society notices includes Leigh Hunt Jr.’s death by suicide in London, claims by Col. Robert M. and Stephen A. Douglas about cotton seizures, Celtic Chair funds, a Zanesville wedding, and various European royal and literary items. Also covered are Emerson remarks, Lexington Centennial medal, Wakefield estate, and Presbyterian Assembly proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Hunt
London
Robert M. and
Stephen A. Douglas
Court of Claims
Mississippi
Richard H. Dana
Lexington Centennial Committee
Philadelphia Mint
America
Battle of
Lexington
Improvements Board Endorses Street Grade and Bridges
The Board of Improvements met with Mayor Johnston and members Corbett Greene Ryan Halpin Sutton present. They recommended to Council an ordinance establishing the grade of Eighth Street from Walker Mill road to the Hamilton & Dayton Railroad bridge. They discussed subdivision and sale of Burnet Woods Workhouse lot, collection of city bridge land funds, and repairs on Clark and Walnut streets. Extensions for Chapel street work granted. several sidewalks ordered to city contractor. a Browne Street Bridge suit compromise proposed at 500. Plans and costs for Columbia Avenue bridges reviewed. options include stone $18,500 and iron $15,000 with $50,000 damages anticipated. East Front street contract awarded to John Ryan & Co. A wooden stairway on Young street was proposed for construction. The weekly payrolls and work on McFarland street were reviewed. adjournment follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Improvements
Johnston
Corbett
Greene
Ryan
Halpin
Sutton
Stephens
Eighth Street
Walker Mill Road
Hamilton & Dayton
Twelfth Ward
Burnet Woods
Clark
Harriet
Hopkins Streets
Walnut Street
Fourth
Fifth Streets
No. 183
Hugh Campbell
Chapel Street
H. Haverkamp
Turner Alley
Bank Street
Harrison Avenue
Wm. Huddleman
F. Eckstein
Freeman Street
J. C. Norris
East Sixth
Broadway
Sycamore
J . E. Jones
West Second
John
Central Avenue
John Depham
Betts Street
S. B. Stevens
Browne Street
Jpm
Columbia Avenue
Crawfish Creek
East Front Street
John Ryan & Co
Young Street
Boal Street
Prospect Street
Halpie
Millerite kin and clergy scandal abroad in church society
An adopted Millerite leader's kin dies after brain fever, linked to mental strain. Rev Henry Leake, once a New York Catholic priest opposing schools, leaves Paulist order, marries a wealthy Frenchwoman, and travels to California. Friends report his severed church ties and California residence, while St Ann's Church disclaims knowledge of his location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
M. B
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
Thomas Carlyle
Coggeshall
Carlyle
Mr. E
Cumberland
Miller
Henry Leake
St. Ann’s Church
New York City
Lorraine
Father Lake
Paulist Fathers
Church of St. Ann
Father Preston
Manhattanville
California
Sunday Assembly Debates Church Budgets and Sabbath Dignity
The Synodical Committee outlines benevolent funding for church boards while a split in the assembly favors leaving operations to boards versus strong central control. Dr Wilson proposes a resolution denouncing Sabbath desecration amid debates on patriotism and grave-tending practices. The body ends with a lake excursion and signals dissolution near Tuesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synodical Committee
Eeen
J. Wilson
WaeEreas
Word of God
Cleveland
Genral Assembly
Cement bids opened for Eden Park Reservoir project
Special session heard bids for 5 000 barrels of cement. Cumberland Hydraulic Cement Co of Cumberland Md won the award at 160 per barrel delivered to Garden of Eden, with sacks returnable. Other bids ranged from 133 to 193 per barrel from Jelke Simpson and sister firms. The board adjourned. The Bodmann will contest and police forgery case noted along with a coroner's inquest into a drowning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannenhold
Eden Park Reservoir
Cumbermee
Garden of Eden
Jelke & Star Brand
Jelke & In
River Mills
Jelke & Simpson
Diamond
Falls City
John V. Nicolai
Chiff Mine
Terra Cotts Works
J. B
Crescent Mills
Louisville
Queen Bay Mills
Requin Motion
Hilb
Cumberland Hydraulic Cement Company
Board of Education debates school bids and principal appointments
The Board of Education met with 36 members present and discussed bid negotiations for a new Stites lot school building, contract legitimacy, and bids above the tax levy. It approved payments for legal services, considered Normal School and Teachers Institute appropriations, and finalized principal appointments across districts with debates on Peter H. Clark and Mr. Parham.
Foreign goods imported into Cincinnati May 1875 list
A long record of foreign shipments into Cincinnati during May 1875 names numerous firms and individuals importing dress goods, wines, musical instruments, books, paintings, and various manufactured goods. The report notes a water release into the canal at Lockland, with water expected to reach the city at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Eee Co
Aoe Brat Ueana & Co
Jetiras, Seeley & Co
Hitchcock & Walden
Aexces
B. H. Warder
Judge Hoadly
Lucy Pendleton
Palm Bros. & Co
Mrs. C. Muller
Stubel & Wilken
Brigel Bros
A. B. Closson, Jr
W. G. Caldwell & Co
R. Wurlitzer & Bro
J& Atkinson
R. Clarke & Go
Chas. Mosier & Co
Fredrick Spicker
Haas & Weiss
Thos. A. Logan
Po Feehheimer, Karpeles & Co
R. Macready & Co
J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co
Max Weil & Co
A. E. Wilde
Hartmann, Laist & Co
L. Herancourt
Louis
Soan
Geo. McLaughlin
J . Bronzes
R. Clarke & Co
Dwells& Co
F. Sarran
Methodist Book Concern
T. D. Lincoln
Strobel & Wilken
William Brachmann
H. Hirech & Co
Macready & Co
Wilson & Hinkle
China
C. Helfebusch
Sebastian Fey
Illiam Brachmann
William H. Bucher
B. G. Brall & Co
Calerdrothers & Marey
Alms
Rhine
Lockland
Motion for New Trial Denied in Milford & Cincinnati Case
Milford and Cincinnati Railroad Company v Daly ends with a $2000 verdict for damages after a jury trial on a public street, and Judge Avery grants the motion for new trial finding the damages exceeded the facts. Mandamus action in Meyers v Evitt dismissed. magistrate not proper remedy, malfeasance suit possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford & Cincinnati Railroad Company
John Daly
Fairmount
Die Avery
von Seggern
J. I. Follett
W. E. Jones
Taft
Wm. Meyers
Thomas Evitt
L. Campbell
Murdock
Columbia Avenue Improvement Case Heads to Trial Refusal
The court yesterday refused a new trial in the Columbia Avenue Improvement dispute involving Penelope Jacobs against the Board of City Improvements. An alternative writ of mandamus was used to compel the board to show cause why they do not comply with an award that damages Jacobs for destroying her property during avenue construction. F M Johnson appeared for the plaintiff with Surong and Peek opposing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Avenue
Penelope Jacobs
Board of City Improvements
F. M. Johnson
Surong & Peek
Progress of the Langdon Case Hawiiton County vs O M Langdon
The defense submitted the case without argument as the court was asked to provide a written charge but had no time due to the sudden termination of proceedings. Perpetrators were kept until this morning to allow preparation of the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Wm. Cooper
Colorado
Colo
General Assembly
Judiciary Committee
Isyman
Melwee
Wm. McElwee
Maumee
Toledo
McElwee
Presytery
Presbytery
Synod
Mr. McElwee
Daniel Coon
Harrisburg
Erskine
Cleveland
Ava
Joseph A. Murray
Pennsylvania
Hawiiton County
O. M. Langdon
Damages Sought After Church Fall Trial Before Judge Yaple
Cordelia Jayne as administratrix sues Duon and Witt for loss of life from a 1870 fall at St Paul M E Church claim of negligence. Court charged the jury at a late hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordelia Jayne
Duon & Witt
St. Paul M. E
Condemnation Verdicts in City versus Rogers and Handy
Probate Court before Judge Matson assessed compensation for land condemned to extend Railroad Avenue from Crawfish Creek road. Jury awarded Mrs. Rogers a sum and W. T. Handy $300. Henry E. Star assigned yesterday to A. W. Goldsmith for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rogers
Railroad Avenue
Othe Crawfish Creek Road
Court actions and injunctions in patent and postal cases
United States courts hear suits over patent infringement for wringers and paper bags with temporary injunctions. Wable must cease interference with Sine’s mail. injunction bond set at $2000. Other cases include bankrupt discharges for Andrew Gump John Hawk and Edward Fisher. In Blandy case Judge Swing cuts damages from $14000 to one half and allows reference after master’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Wringing Machine Company
Woodocket
Rhode Island
United Etates
Lever Wringer Company
Springfield
Swing
L. D. Line
Wable
United States
Sine
Wm. B. Clement
L. D. Bishop
Union Paper Bag Machine Company
Morris H. Nixon
Andrew Gump
Dayton
John S. Hawk
Vinton County
Edward Fisher
Columbus
Blandy
Dramatic Club Presents Ticket-of-Leave Man at East Walnut Hills
The East Walnut Hills Lyceum reports a Saturday night performance of Ticket-of-Leave Man by the Dramatic Club. Cast included O. B. Ferreo as Bob Brierly and Carrie Wiles as May Edwards, with Mrs. Davis and Frank Biddle in supporting roles. The review praises scene realism and overall creditable delivery, noting local appreciation and continued liberal support from residents.
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Cincinnati Gazettes
Dramatic Club
O. B. Ferreo
Bob Brierly
Carrie Wiles
May Edwards
Brierly
Davis
Willoughby
Frank Biddle
Sam Willoughby
Grant
Dalton
Joe Niles
Melter Moss
E. Ebersole
Mr. Gibson
Ira de Night
Maltby
Mr. Eckert
Green Jones
Lousi Bes Emily
Wm. Cadman
Hawkshaw
Cadman
Niles
Merchants advertise diverse goods and firms in city listings
A fragmented 19th century trade notice lists Parker, Harrison & Co. Wilson Hinkle & Co. McGowan & Co. and WM. Lee among others offering coffee, baking powder, spices, printing supplies, brass goods, cutlery, leather, and tinware. Addresses include Walnut Street, West Second Street, Pearl Street, and Main Street with various titles and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrosia
Parker, Harrison & CO
Simbily - Bow
Ceounti
Apa
Wilson, Hinkle& Col
John Hl. M’gowan «& CoCo
Dimbl-Ly
West Second Street
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the Gazette
Bet
Daily Gazette
Bingle
Ex. P. O
Cincinnati Gazette CO
Blackie
Edinburg University
Colonies
Spangler
Zanesville
Mary Cox
Cox
West
New York Mail
Ormsby M. Mitchel
O. ‘M.mitchel
Paris
West Point
Artillery Corps
Richard Wagner
George Brinley
Hartford
Bermuda
Eliot
Gen. Utuam
Prince of Wales
India
Eontention
Sheridan
D. H. Rucker
N. A. Smith
Ida Greeley
Livaigeat
Bishop Foley
John C. Green
Princeton College
The
Theological Seminary
Helena
Helen
Cardinal Manning
Royal Academy
Liverpool Mercury
Cyrus Wakefield
Wakefield Rattan Manufacturing Company
Wake- Geld
Lord Falmouth
Whitehall
Bertha
Garnett Duncan
Blanton Duncan
Mr. Duncan
Yale
Louisville Dil
Gene
Presbyterian General Assembly
David Swing
Cincinnati Gazette
Synod of
North Illinois
Synod ii Ae
Thomas H. Gunn
Illinois
Am Wared
Warren Taylor
Aeava
Henry Charmap
Bibb, Letcher
Kentucky
Ot” Min
David Swioz
the Sysodical Committee
Water Works Board
Charles Bodmann
Lauretta B. Renkirt
George Bodmann
H. H. Hoffmann
Col. Snelbaker
Francis Corretzer
Barcelona
Spain
Corretzer
Maley
Louisa Rottweyer
Hervell
Board OF Education
Columbia Building
Council
O'Neil
Wm. van Vieck
Montgomery Road
Walnut Hills
Merrill
Committee On Law
Ella Price
Ella Perkins
St. Peter’s Church
Joseph P. Johnston
James Mack
H. Hooteman & Co
Mack
J. Goss
Henry Snow
Long
Thom
Snow
Fast
Nike
Simon
Committee On
Normal School
Kramer
Goss
Siebern
Knell
Anna Love
Annie McNamara
Alfred Heholz
Smith
M. Louise Armstrong
Peter H. Clark
Western
Parham
Errill
Galves and Intermediate
Parkham
Hamilton District Court
Avery
Pass Force
Redd-Vurough
Superior Court
Langdon
Yaple
Matson
United States Courts
East Walnut Hills Lyceum
Beale Schroder
Christ Grosche
Lowl
Schroder
St. Bernard
Richard Park
Edna A. Kinkead
Gest Street
Henry Kessler
Woltert
Blunt
J.F. Coors
Joseph Grunkmeyer
Lewis Street
J. M. ‘Davis
Carr Street
Pendleton
Farnst Tillner
Henry Beeres
Secaee Race
Elder Street
Mary WS “Reonels
Samuel Keefer
Richmond Street
John Street
Galloway
G. W. “Corey
Columbia
Dereneeee
Mills & Kline
Henry "Kassen
Liberty Street
Western Avenue
Sherman Avenue
Siguerseri
Thomas L. Young
Brown Street
Marshall Avenue
W. H. Fisher
Third Street
Langland Street
Cumminaville
J. T. Griffith & Son
A. E. Febleiser
Mound Street
Sin Avenue
Avoneaio
Peteonsee Sens
Smussonsenbe
Hapeiseten Picyss
Thomas Colina
W E
Laurel Street
Baymiller Street
Elizaveth Kemper
Augustine Baciga Hupe
Laurel Cemetery
Tacohardner
Abraham Jones
Pearl Street
Yasked Beatty
Eliza Dell
Race Street
Twelfth Street
Dhesesa Sertre Srareresaneresarsenneess
ABC Eliza Dell
Frank ‘Ftoldsman
Era
Elizabeth Kemper
L. Bell
Tassayette
Morgan Street
C. M. Lane
Ignatz Kre
Willed
Seus
Lang
Mansfield Street
Applegate
Henrietta
Facturers
Bromwell Meg. CO
Low Lee
Skubl-ty OH
Glenn & Sons
J. T. Waren' SS Co
Second Street
Whaliam IS & Co
West Front Street
Tee Palmer
Main Street
George D. Winchell
Columbia St
Climax
Buckeya
McGowan
McGowan Pump Co
Simhi-ly
Duumer& Co
Walnut
Dimits
Vine Street
Clarke& Kennedy
Cincinnati Star
John Hi
Gowan & CO
Gimbi-ly
Iba West Second Street
Sol He Aero Coy
F. H. Lawson & Co
Tinware. Co. B. Wmeebrhan & CO
Bromwell Mfg. Co
Cunard Line
New York
Liverpool
Russia
Scotia
Bothnia
Scythia
C. G. Francklyn
Bowling Green
BEPLE
American Line
Matl Steamships
Queenstown
Peter Washi & General Agents
Philadelphia
Bepler & Co
N. W. Cor
Geo. H. & Co
C. F. Aane
J. A. Hemann
J. H. Reeves
Nassaustreet
Cincinnati Type Foundry
Wells
Beth
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