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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1875
Page
8
A partisan tale recounts a group of Cincinnati Democrats traveling to Indianapolis to assist in a municipal election. Rain and a railroad superintendent trap the band in eight boxcars, as they wait through the night for daylight after a long journey.
A young regular army officer, the smallest in the service, departed for his post with the 24th Infantry in Texas. He traveled by the 1:45 p m train to Cedar Grove to visit his sister, accompanied by his brave wife who shares her father General French’s martial spirit.
Maria Riley remains alive and shows slight improvement after Wilder shot at her. Carrie Farrell, linked to the plot, was arrested as accessory and detained at Ninth Street jail. Wilder faced a police court arraignment on a charge of shooting with intent to kill, continued until Friday as the girl's condition is checked. Indignation grows over the brutality and possible vigilante sentiment.
Despite heavy rain Weilert's Pavilion drew a large crowd for the inaugural concert by the new reed band under Michael Brand. The program featured Girofle Girofla and other pieces with encores for Facheltanz No 4 and Abt's Lied, Gute Nacht. The band will perform again next Wednesday.
Witnesses allege Kramer diverted funds from the Waterworks contracts and receipts. The testimony details a pattern of over-collecting, stolen receipt books, and cash maneuvers involving Dannenhold Snelbaker and others, with accusations of personal loans and hidden payments.
A long list of guests checks into the Burnet House and Gibson House in Cincinnati, including G. D. Mitter Miss Mary Mitter Alexander Bruce John Kirby G. E. Thurston George E. Palmer F. G. Craig J. Buffum A. M. Gardner F. F. Marshall James K. Mott W. P. D. Bush G. W. Craddock 8. F. J. Trabue Frankfort Ky W. E. Lovett Detroit A. J. Wheeler B. A. Lade Buffalo E. H. Sabin Indianapolis G. D. B. Blanchard Boston Geo. & Ashworth Lowell Mass Mrs. Wood Lafayette J. E. Wagner Kentucky Jaok L. Clem and wife United States Army At Gibson House C. C. Black G. W. Gillette J. T. McCollum Chas D. Lathrop P. W. Higbee New York Mrs. W. P. Hanning Miss Georgia xosning G. P. Schultz St Louis T. H. M Murphy Mont Quinn New Orleans Robert Hare Louisville Boston H. J. Wilson Lancaster Wight Omaha Neb William Reed Lynn J. B. Chamberlain Bedford Indiana Mrs. Shernsberry Charleston W. C Stern New Jersey Woodcock Kennedy Powell Alexandria Va Hon Geo ay ville G care Washington Hon I. E Pere son Troy Geo Bowman Baltimore Boston J. T. Strong Albany N Y
The first concert in the parks and Groesbeck fund music begin this afternoon at 3 o'clock in Burnet Woods Park. Mr Brand leads a new band praised for the program and the opening concerts honoring the park and its generous gift.
Weather readings list numerous locations with temperatures and conditions from June 2 to 10 PM. Cities include Cincinnati Augusta Nashville Boston Milwaukee Breckenridge Montreal Buffalo Memphis New Orleans Chicago New York Cincinnati St Rain North Platte Cleveland Omaha Duluth Oswego Escanaba Pembina Fort Gibson Pittsburg Fort Sully Portland Grand Haven Savannah St Louis Thriving St Paul Toledo Toronto Vicksburg Wilmington Yankton with temperatures ranging from the 20s to 80s and conditions described as clear cloudy fair or rain.
Daily meteorological report from Cincinnati lists temperatures from 75 to 86 degrees, barometer around 29.9 inches, humidity near 72 percent, rainfall measured at 0.01 inches and 0.50 inches at various times, winds from east southeast southeast and west. Projections indicate stationary or rising barometer in the South Atlantic and Gulf and cooler, partly cloudy conditions in the Ohio Valley and lakes with chances of rain.
A blend of humorous notes and social curiosities. A cork-leg for a revolver trade ad hints playful scams. A bachelor wills fortune to rejected loves. Yale suspends sophomore initiations. Eastern Oregon paper offers publicity for arrears with warnings on a black list.
A sprawling digest covers strikes winding down in collieries with a lull in disorder. Clerical anecdote highlights include a Shanghai Shenbao editor printing Vermillion paper and blue ink issues, Yale College finances, Monaco gambling tales, and two English women authors preparing books on nursing and religious awakenings.
An advertisement touts Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as saving fifty percent by using one third less powder per quart of flour. It urges consumers to ensure the box bears the Dr Price name to avoid imitations and notes Steele & Price manufacture Dr Price's products and True Flavoring Extracts.
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