Avondale improves Burnet avenue and Gilbert street tracks dispute
City council meets in regular session with absent mayor. Avondale committee seeks west half of Burnet avenue improvement from the section line to Shillito street. Civil Engineer cites grade errors on Liberty street and Sherman street. Route No. 10 track issues on Gilbert avenue discussed with demand to fill between rails and outside shoulders to restore proper crown. Ordinances and petitions on Price street and Lafayette street referred to engineers for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Improvements
Johnston
Corbett
Messrs
Sutton
Stephens
Council of
Avondale
Charles Hoefer
John Dixon
Hoefer
Burnet Avenue
Shillito Street
Heuan
Liberty Street
Freeman Street
Sherman Avenue
Western Avenue
Dalton Avenue
Sherman Street
J. H. Rhodes
Deak Sig
Gilbert Avenue
Npnt
Court Street
Nassau Street
A.hk
Halpin
Eleuent Pipe
McMillan Streets
Street Railroad Company
Pipe Street
McMillan Street
J. H. Roppes
Sec’y
Cincinnati and
Walnut Hills Street
Committee On Railroads
Price Street
Channing
Slack Streia
Lafayette Street
Montgomery Road
Crantist
Cottage Hill
Civ
Fuliows Ik
Walker
Hackson ‘Pike
Orchard Street
Sycamore
Vine Street
Finn Street
Ache Eat
Urn Avenue
Second Street
Brooke Alley
Gradi
Pavin
Sae Civty
Ineer
Fifth Strees Saat Cmet Atenean
City Improves Light Committee Deliberates Over Gas Charges
April session notes show the Committee on Light delaying action while investigating City Gas Company charges not supported by any contract. The board awarded bids for street projects on Young Street and Dandridge Frank streets, with Gurran and O Hearne & Co. winning. Centre Street Canal Bridge bids opened from three firms. civil engineer to report. Bills totaling $4,000 ordered paid. plan to resolve Ross Holler dispute being prepared. Price Street assessment dispute referred to engineer and solicitor. about twenty five lots on Price Street fail to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5Rovements
Young
Boal
Prospect Street
B. Gurran
Dandridge
Frank Streets
P. O'Hearne & Co
Aesey
Fedt
Centre Street Canal
Centre Street
Miami Canal
Camp Washington
Baltimore Company
Cincinnati Iron Bridge Company
Charles Graham & Co
Strong
Ross Holler Company
Price Street
Geo. Cochran
L. C. Hopkins
Crafts J. Wright
Longview Asylum Board Elects Carey President
The Longview Asylum board met in called session with all members present. Gen Bates and Dr M T Carey were named as presidential candidates. After multiple ballots Dr Carey was elected president and Mr Reinlein eventually chosen as secretary after several ballots. Salaries were opposed for increases and a committee of Eckert Siefert Bates was appointed to value land claims within asylum funds.
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Longview Asylum
Green
Court of Common Pleas
Gen. Bates
Siefert
M. T. Carey
Messrs. Green
Capt. Eckert
Dr. Carey
Sas
United States
Messrs. Siefert
Reinlein
Bates
Eckert
Messrs
Essrs
Arrivals Attending Grand Hotel and Gibson House Listings
A lengthy roster of guests checked into the Grand Hotel and Gibson House, with names including C A Trimbie from Columbus and others from Kentucky New Orleans Philadelphia New York Albany St Louis Springfield Indianapolis Oxford San Francisco Rochester and more, alongside many wives and family members. The Indiana House Burnet House and Indiana entries also feature diverse visitors from Mississippi Louisiana Iowa Maryland and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
C. A. Trimbie
Columbus
O. H. Craig
Kentucky
H. Lindeman
W. L. Stuart
Stacey Welsh
New York
C. Macalister
W. W. Woodward
Philadelphia
C. M. Cambell
New Orleans
D. M. Houser
St. Louis
RB. Flournoy
Texana
Texas
Charles A. Lansing
R. H. Roberts
Mary Roberts
Ellen Roberts
Emma Roberts
Albany
N. Y
E. M. Benson
Montezuma
Ind
Geo. W. New
Gen. Kneller
Indianapolis
Gibson House
Frank E. Washburn
Louis Easterman
Frank Yates
Fannie Yates
Lewis Mendelsohn
Geo. Ehret
Ww. Fowler
Portsmouth
Waldman
Springfield
Wm. Brook
Harry Ilson
Oxford
E. M Brent
John Morris
Henry Alexander
Delaware
Pilson
Louisville
Indiana House
Scotland
Mr Keller
Hagerstown
W. Davis
Baltimore
W. Leeds and Wife
Liberty
W. H. Nauman
Dayton
Capt. T. Hall
Winchester
G. W. Adams
G. W. Powell
Augusta
Chicago
George Lang
George van Dyne
H. F E. Bayles
Rochester N. Y
E. W. Watson
Denver
Col
J. B. Riley
New Albany
Fruit Prospects Around Cincinnati Report From Loveland
From observations and sources in Loveland Clermont County June 5. The writer reports near total failure for apples peaches pears and cherries with possible few apples in some localities. Strawberries raspberries and blackberries vary by place but generally about half a crop. Drought last summer and harsh winter plus spring reduce yields. trees show heavy foliage and expect large production loss next year. Blackberries still show rust or blight. reader asks for causes and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie Cincinmati
W. C. Pinkman
Music Hall Plans Invite Kuznitzky For Input
The Cincinnati Gazettes editor urges including architect Kuznitzky, builder of the current hall, in future Musical and Exposition Hall plans. He notes the hall cost under 40000 and praises its grand proportions and restrained style as a model for upcoming design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul
Kuznitazky
Kuznitzky
Germany
Court reports Hamilton District Court damages case over Columbia Avenue
Penelope E. Jacobs sues W. C. Johnston and the Board of City Improvements seeking a court order to draw 1700 from the County Treasury for damages to her house caused by the Columbia Avenue construction. Judge Murdock finds evidence of a valid arbitration award and says the Board had authority to pay claims arising from road construction, subject to appropriate procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Avenue
Penelope E. Jacobs
W. C. Johnston
Board of City Improvements
County Treasury
Board of Improvements
Murdock
Diggs
Board of Smoot
E. M. Johnson
B. O. Strong
Court actions and notices in Hamilton district docket
A roundup of civil and criminal filings, from writs for pay orders to appeals on life estate sales, homestead exemptions, and chancery suits. The docket covers tax sale implications, habeas corpus petitions, anti fraud prosecutions, and local government ordinances affecting police, finances, street lighting, and school appointments in Hamilton.
Appointment of Pharmacy Examining Board for Cincinnati
The Common Pleas Court reported nominating ten candidates for the Pharmaceutical Examining Board, selecting J. F. Judge, L. Eaton, and Charles Schmidt for two-year terms from June 1, 1875. Deputies Herron and Brown requested $200 salary increases until January 1, 1876, to cover self-provided horses and rising feed costs. The June term will, per the assigned judges, include about 1,000 cases on calendar with 250 per civil room, and cases will be called in order with trials or continuances as readied.
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Avery
The
College of Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Examining Board
City of
Cincinnati
Messrs. J. F. Judge
L. Eaton
Charles Schmidt
Sheriffs Office
James Herron
William 8. Brown
Murdock
Judge Force
Burnet
Cox
Divorce actions before Judge Cox and Grand Jury
Separate session before Judge Cox heard multiple divorce applications for gross neglect willful absence and bigamy. Mary Laid, Mary J. Glenn, Rosina Zink, Frederick Haller, Bertha Welter and others faced cases with long absences, suspected remarriages, or alcohol issues. Grand Jury for June was impaneled, with John K. Coolidge foreman and 14 others, then charged and began duties.
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Mary Laid
Ovid B. Ladd
Minnesota
Plaintff
Mary J. Glenn
Ofer
Glenn
Evans
Paris
Cox
Europe
Rosina Zink
Charles Zink
Konigsberg
Prussia
Wieserhauser
Frederick Haller
Maria Haller
Bertha Welter
Joseph Welter
John K. Coolidge
Ff. L. Fitzmorris
Wayne
Russel Green
Robert Bromley
P. G. Stevenson
D. B. Pierson
Matthew Gadym. McCammon
Azariah Compton
Henry W. Jephenson
Wm. Wilshire
F. K. Drake
H. B. Terrille
E. G. Drake
Probate Court Probate of Gameling will appoints executrix
In probate court before Judge Matson the will of Christian Gameling was probated yesterday naming Anna Gameling as executrix. Estate includes 2000 dollars in realty. Margaret D House named administratrix of Irwin House deceased with personalty 5000 dollars and realty 10000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Gameling
Anna Gameling
Margaret D. House
Frwin House
United States Court disposes cases by Judges Ennous and Swing
The docket records two actions: Kearney and Wiggers versus Macke and Busching over a cradle patent from August 13, 1872. The court found the claimed combination anticipated by Taylor 1843 and void if construed broadly, but noninfringing under a narrow literal construction, decreeing for the defendants. The Union Paper Bag Company versus Nixon follows, with related motions, and Henry S. Durand versus C. Frederico with hog handling disputes. The decision cites Snow and Kumler for the complainants and Bates, Hatch, Parkinson for the defendants, with further notes on Dayton Malleable Iron and Jobo Heesen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennous
Swing
Kearney & Wiggers
Macke & Busching
Taylor
Snow & Kumler
Bates and
Hatch & Parkinson
Union Paper Bag Company
S. Nixon
Henry
Durand
C. Fredeco Pane
Suburban News Covington Reports Local Court Actions
In Covington County Court one saloon license was granted. Herman Bruns was sued $4 by Mayor Athey for a Sunday spree, and Charles Voland fined $4 for disorderly conduct. The Advertiser will be printed by steam using a Potter press with a small engine. A boy named John Welsh aged about ten stole $270 from Frank Tully’s milk wagon and was detained by Officer Crockett. The Covington District Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens a two day session at Union M E Church. County Court releases and oaths for J P in the First District Kenton County. naturalization papers issued. The Criminal Court began its June term with Grand Jury impaneled, several cases called but delayed. Madison Street banking house plans for First National Bank finalized. cost around $35,000. Chancery Court opened with several judgments and recoveries including locust block pavement cases and payments to plaintiffs and city, adjourned to morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attoprney Baleman
Wade
Col. Moulton
Sipe
Dewurrer
Eshelman
Camp Hill
Ohio
Line
Sen. A. Harris, Jr
Harris
Shover
Hooper
John Welsh
Frank Tully
Crockett
Criminal Court of
Kenton County
George G. Perkins
W. I. Simrall
Daniel Cree
I. T. Johnson
R. T. Spitlman
D. de Garino
Henry Turner
Benjamin Young
Jackson Sparrow
Henry Hawley
William Long
W. C. Hamilton
Robert Woods
Charles Bogenschutz
H. Terlan
John Handle
Jacob
Madison Street
Fifth
Sixth Streets
First National Bank
Odd Fellows
Chancery Court
J. W. Menzies
S Coats
Samuel Tate
J. W. Sewell
Tarvin & Greer Va
J. Mackay
Ninth Street
Mackay
Covington
Child & Balch
James McGuirk
McGuirk
Barracks Accept Eight White and Four Colored Recruits
Eight white and four colored recruits were admitted to the Barracks yesterday amid ongoing improvements at Turner Hall ahead of a meeting scheduled for next Sunday. Local civic notes include a waterworks pipe project starting today and the St Joseph's Catholic Beneficent Society naming officers led by John Richmond as President. A Democratic candidate suggestion for Campbell County's representation features Col R W Nelson, with the local scene split between Republicans and Democrats. Court news covers Judge Boyd presiding, juror duties, and various appeals and dismissals with several cases continued or reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
R. W. Nelson
Campbell County
J. M. McArthur
Col. A. 8. Berry
J. R. Hallam
Local items note wedding anniversary and church matters
A village wedding anniversary is planned for Wednesday at a Glenwood Avenue residence. A strawberry festival will be run by the Young Ladies Benevolent Society at the Presbyterian Church on the 17th. A regular pastor for St. Andrews Church is Rev. Van der Erde, with a listed Board of Trustees. Eaton Court docket opens June 14 with light business. A $200 subscription funded race track improvements at the fairground. James E. Murdoch to perform for the Christian Church tomorrow evening. Henry Alexander, farmer near Oxford, poisoned himself with arsenic yesterday afternoon. Cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Avenue
Young Ladies Benevolent Society
Presbyterian Church
St. Andrews Church
van der Erde
Messrs
George Thale
M. E. Cummings
J. H. Diehl
Johan Tunan
Peter Mercklenback
Fairground
James E. Murdoch
Amercan
Christian Church
Suicipk
Ilenry Alexander
Oxford
Real estate transfers and leases in Mornay area records
A long list of property transactions lists J F Wenzel and wife to John Schlenker, Lydia H Sweet to Richard Parrott, J K Coors to Frederick Peck, Wm Wood to Mary Wood, J M Armstrong to G J Wiedeman, W Horne to Martha E Palmer, R W Lee to Anne E L Kirk and others. It includes quit claims, rents, and leaseholds across streets like Canal, Front, Accommodation, Walker, Bank, Fourth, and Browne with properties in Riverside and Home City. Numerous lot sizes, street positions, and monetary amounts are noted, reflecting a busy record of local real estate activity.
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Mornay
J. F. Wenzel
John Schlenker
Canal Street
Fifteenth Street
M. Lot
Christopeenwald
Schroeder
St. Bernard
Lydia H. Sweet
Richard Parrott
Weller
Accommodation Street
Lightly Street
Sepnce
J. M. Armstrong
G. J. Wiedeman
Walker Street
Auburn Street
W. Horne
Martha E. Palmer
Sedam Avenue
Riverside
Storrs
R. W. Lee
Anne E. L. Kirk
Court Street
Walnut Street
Robert
Mason
Sixth Raith Streets
P. W. Strader, Sr
P. W. Strader, Jr
John Ret
Ae Street
von Strader, Jr
Cornelia
Strader
Ene
Eo Jr Nisechingver
Henry Eine
Moxon & Reddington
Delhi Township
John Mantel
Elizabeth $ Schoenfeld
Bank Street
Central Avenue
Eliza Griffin
Nicholas Mutiler
Fast Fourth Street
W.B. Underwood
D. Stephens
Browne Street
Brighton Bridge
Spring Grove Cemetery
S C “Taylor
J. CO. Healy
Bedelia Burns
Sycamore and
Mulberry Streets
Lane Seminary Grounds
Walnut Hills
Parker, McGowan & Co items list in 19th c catalog
A fragmented advertisement shows Parker Harrison and Co and Joun I M Gowan & Co listing beverages propue and commstox mercaython and manu propuce, with BLANK BOOKS and printing, for counting hi county ofcom railroads and toning houses. Also mentions brass goods for steam water and gas, brushes, pumps and iron pipe fittings from Cincinnati Star Pump and Joun I M Gowan & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrosia
Parker, Harrison & CO
Second Street
County Ofcom
Wilson, Hinkle & Co
Aimhi*ly
Walnut Street
M’gowan & Co
Aimhi-ly
West Second Street
Bromwell Meg. Co
Simhi-ly
Cincinnati Star
T Joun I. M*gowan & CO
West Secor Street
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Ae Force
Sarah Scanlan
Mary Oyler
George Selves
Life
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Stephen Coles
Sayler
Sarah E. West
Isaac E. West
George Street
Sayler & Sayler
Stevenson
Maxwell
Hugh W. Hill
L.D
Samuel Sheibar
Montgomery County
Tue BarRaexs
Arc Ecienerti'e
T. F. Riley
Riley
J. A. Haugher
Hamilton
Henry (Leckler
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Nick Geyer
A. Wescol
Schnep
Committee On Claims
First Ward Street Fund
Second Ward Street Fund
Ward Street Fund
Fourth Ward Street Fund
F Law Library
Council Committee On Police
Hamilton Gas Light and Coke Company
Fourth Ward
High Street
McGinnis
Glendale
Il Thompson
Kern
Giauque
Board of Education
B. M. Brackett
L. R. Kiefer
C. E Minor
N. 8. McClure
M. Griggs
Common Pleas
Joint Session
Probate Court
Judge Matson
United States Court
Suburban News
Herman Bruns
Athey
Charles Voland
Menseigle
Qualbrink
Kritz Lwth
Francis and Duvenick
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bening
Union M. E
Greenup Street
Dr. Savage
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Muller
A. Lebrot
Wilford Senour
W. L. Ae
Bernard Barnhold
Newport
St. Joseph’s Catholic Benevolent Society
John Richamond
James Burbridge
Wive-l
Peter O'Shaughnessy
M. Ryan
M. Shea
J. Logan
W. Farrington
Father Hilbert
St. Stephen's Church
Ther Zomeeday
Yale
Father Schulte
Toebbe
Jose Luther Hilbert
Elizabeth M. Helm
Guardian
James Quill
Newport City Fire
Eaton
Prenace
Fripu Cnc
Frenty
Mae J. Ree
Propuce, Commstox
Mercaython
Manu
Facturers
Pearl Street
Glenn& Sons
J.T. Warren & C
Seeger, Williams & CO
Dimi-Ly
West Front Street
Palmer
Land
Main Street
Climax
Buckeye
McGowan
McGowan Pump CO
Duhme & Coo
Gheorge D. Wincnest
Columbia St
Clarke & Kennedy
Y. E i. H. Lawson & CO
Sellew & Co
Bromwell Mfg. Co
Cunard Line
Ara York
Liverpool
Russia
Scotia
Bothnia
Scythia
Cass
Lear Bobby
Orto
Bepler & CO
Main and
Third Streets
American Line
Queenstown
Oon
Peter Wright & Sheeee
Philadel Cor
Geo. H
C. F. Eg
Wee Tad Aos
J. A. Hemann
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
Seizura
David E. Wade
John
Livingston Streets
Livingston Street
W. R Tohley
Tay Puty
W. M. Bateman
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