Remarkable endurance of a female leader near 1875 farewell
The excerpt notes a woman in Oxford Ohio who has governed activities with remarkable physical endurance, listing associates Ges. RB. Schenck and Groesbeck, Jones, Pearsons, Courtland, Cushing, Hagerman, Vandyke Colb, McGuffey, Charles Anderson, and Polk among others. It expresses hope she survives to July 4, 1875 under happier circumstances and asks generous residents to honor her final days.
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Oxford
Ohio
Ges
RB. Schenck
Messrs
Groesbeck
Jones
Pearsons
Courtland
Cushing
Hagerman
Vandyke Colb
W. McGuffey
Charles Anderson
Robert
Charles
Fred. Polk
Louisville
Charles Wickliffe
Wm. Lyle
Cypthiana
Regular Meeting Debates Street Work and Sidewalk Issues
The Board of Improvements met with Mayor Johnston presiding to discuss road and sidewalk projects. A 1444 cent per foot levy on Park avenue was adopted to fund plank sidewalks from Warsaw pike to Jacobs’ north line, 4698 feet. The McLean avenue plan was readvertised after informal bids. A bridge over Smith street crossing was set to bear 100 pounds per square inch. A contractor complained of sidewalk work disruptions and requested a committee review. The chair instructed enforcement of street sprinkling restrictions. The meeting also addressed a Hambleton shipyard sidewalk dispute over $600 in assessments and resumed work on streets per Council request. The superintendent of schools election process proceeded with ballots, leading to J. Adams and W. McCammon as finalists and McCammon elected. The chair scheduled a special meeting next Monday at 8.00 pm.
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Board of Improvements
Johnston
Messrs
Corbett
Ryan
Greene
Halpin
Stephens
Sutton
Park Avenue
Warsaw Pike
Jacobs’ North
Easriest
McLean Avenue
I. & C. Railroad Company
Smith Street
J. P. Hogan
McDowell Street
Colerain Pike
Spring Grove Avenue
Isaac Mayers
Patrick McKeon
Clinton and
Linn
Tuomas Lloyo
Gant
Sala
Een Os Able
Committee On
Sarah A. Werles
Oame
Joho
R. John B. Peaslee
Gons
Jao
McCammon
Stein
Soinanne
Mack
Pope
MecCammen
Adams
Steincamp
Thompson
Gains
Pf Mir Suess
Long
Council Chamber
O’ Neil
E. R. Tischler
Pendleton
P. Higdon & Sons
Alfred Hill
James Mack
Columbia
Fie. Ee
Revie
House
Higdon & Sons
James
Merrill
Library Board of
Baudinea
McGrail
Court Reports in Life Insurance and Real Estate Disputes
In a series of Superior Court sessions Judge O Connor discusses policy interpretation where death from intoxication or medical misadventure affects coverage and defines evidence rules. The decisions affirm recovery for earnest money disputes over a perpetual leasehold and interpret contract terms for attorney agents in a custody firm.
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Superior Court
Tilden, Yaple
O'Connor
Christopher Schloendom
William F. Doepke
Main Street
Unt
Doepke
Schloendom
Divorce Petition Between Maria Naegel and Conrad Naegel
An application for divorce based on extreme cruelty and habitual drunkenness is noted. Witnesses testified to cruelty including an incident where the defendant allegedly knocked the plaintiff. The case seeks legal relief in the appropriate court.
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Maria Naegel
Conrad Naegel
Marital disputes and court actions at county session
Reports from a local session show Elizabeth and William Dombusch cases granted on grounds of duty, while Robert Ward and Elizabeth Ward faced similar decree. Elijah Squires and Mary Squires had a decree on cross petition for neglect of duties. Cosgrove and Rose faced counterfeit ten dollar bill charges, with jail if bail not posted. Harris and Davis tied to counterfeit gold dollar. Davis posted 1000 bail. Ohio No 4 crew members Halliday Moore and Stagaman faced assault claims against George Brown. case postponed after partial examination.
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Tahoe
Elizabeth Dombusch
William Dombusch
Deeres
Robert Ward
Elizabeth Ward
Elijah Squires
Mary Squires
Thomas Cosgrove
le Grand Rose
Rood
Richmond National Bank
Third Street
William Harris
Frank Davis
Hooper
Davis
James Halliday
Lew. W. Moore
Fred, Stagaman
Rowe
George Brown
Brown
Suburban News Collates Courts and City Events
United States Commissioner Bostwick continued a beer license case against Covington officials Herzog and Vohmer. Newport court arraignments included shooting with intent to kill, murder case progress, and numerous fines for disorderly conduct. Newport judge Geisler fined several for nuisance and breach of the peace. Recruitment, shipyard notices, and a large city turnout for a Turnfest featured marching bands and contests. School Board confirmed teachers with raises. one teacher not reappointed. alumni granted hall use for an entertainment event.
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Covington
C. Herzog
H. Vohmer
United States
Bostwick
Cannnal Court
John Dean
Elias Flowers
Thomas Derr
Charles Albrecht
Goodrich
Emma Gerhardt
Jennie Payne
Ringgold Street
Assassination and fraud ripple through Middletown
In Hamilton and Middletown, Tom McGeehan's Sunday night assassination sparks fear and indifference among locals. Counterfeit fifty cent notes are circulating, while a trio from Hanover visits relatives here. A Sabbath driving crackdown is promised, and a fraud scheme involving altered drafts from May 14 surfaces at local banks, with banks bearing losses from one altered draft.
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Middletown
Tom McGeehan
Hamilton
Hamilton society event and Batttle of Bunker Hill commemoration
The Hamilton Literary Society plans an entertainment at Beckett's on Thursday June 17 to mark the 100th anniversary of Bunker Hill with vocal music recitations a farce an onstage pantomime by the Hamilton Orchestra. Proceeds go to the Children's Home at Courthouse Park supper served at 6 pm ladies invite gentlemen to attend in costume and ice cream lemonade will be offered. Also notes a June 24 basket picnic by Bolivar Lodge F A M at the Fair Ground with Masons from nearby towns. Sunday evening Dr B F Cumrine married Miss Kate Crissman at the M E Church with about 500 attendees.
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Hamilton Literary Society
Beckett
Mme
Hamilton Orchestra
Bunker Hill
Courthouse Park
Bolivar Lodge
Fair Ground
Hamilton
Richmond
M. E
B. F. Cumrine
Kate Crissman
J. F. Marlay
Naster
Sta of Ohio
Hamilton County
Court of Common Pleas
City of
Cincinnati
Andrew Ernst
Spring Garden
State of
Ohio
Ernst
Henry Grotenkemper
Seth C
Andrew H. Ernst
Joseph H. Burkham
Peat
Henry Grotencoe
Amazon
Pany
Dudley W. Strickland
E. Cor
Dugnam & Poraker
Antoroeus
Moonlight festival for Sunday school fund at Hand residence
A Friday evening moonlight festival and social will be held at the Sylvester Hand residence and grounds. Proceeds from the entertainment will go to the fund for the recently purchased ar by the Sunday school of this place.
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Sylvester Hand
Ace
Real Estate Transfers List Districted in City Notices
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels exchanged between individuals and trustees, with dates around June and values ranging from $1 up to thousands. Names include Eliza Van Amringe H A Van Amringe and trustees of J H Garrard to Wm Young, with properties on Liberty Center streets Ohio pike Sycamore street Pearl street Main street Oak avenue and others in Reading Cumminsville and Green Township.
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Eliza van Amringe
H. A
Jennie E. van Aumringe
Liberty
Center Streets
J. H. Garrard
Wm. Young
Thcre
Colter Street
Mt. Washi
Michael Mulvibill
J. C. Melvibill
Sycamore Street
Joe John C. Huntington
Joseph Leighton
Pearl Street
Walnut Street
Jos. Leighton
John Dickson
Sneseeenebh
M. Mills
Mary C. Leopold
Columbia Dow
Sass Rakai Iim
Seeaseitlaenk
J. A. Hemberger
J. E. Hemberger
Main Street
Vine Street
Reading
Aessvaghns
Louis Weis
Ridgeley Road
Millcreek
W. C
J. C. Maddy
Bank
Columbia Township
Sicensesete
L. A. Drake
James Gill
Drake
Oakley
Elizabeth H. Jones
Jo Vna Frank
Eighth Street
John Street
W. N. Thom
J. B. Haight
Third Street
Langland Street
Cummmiinsville
Dearcreek Road
Court Street
Hopper, Wood, Miles & Hall
Gilbert Avenue
Sixth Street
Lock Street
A. A. Ward
C. A. Ward
Ward
Madisonville
Catherine L. Whiteman
Rubannah
Bernhard Pickmeyer
Wilstach Street
Denman Street
Sarah Ludwigh
N. F. Peterson
Hoffner Street
Twenty-fifth Ward
Green Township
Apple John Craig
Martha Griffith
Ladies Strawberry Social Delights Community in Hall
A Friday evening social in the school hall showcased the ladies' group providing notable food and refreshments. Attendees praised the event for supporting community work and camaraderie among residents.
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Plaintie
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John Grabel
Luse
Cincinnati Type Foundry
G Wells
Napea Street
New
MT. Washington
Jackson
D. W. Stevens
Delia Lowe
Young Ladies’ Seminary
Theis
Hartwell School
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