Italy A Journal from the Alps to the
A literary notice praising Italian scenery art and liberty and promoting a forthcoming work Italy A Journal from the Alps to tha by Stieler Paulu and Raden Stuttgart edition. The serial will appear in twenty four semi monthly installments with engravings wood-cuts from over twenty seven German artists. Each installment costs 50 cents gold and will total about four hundred pages with two hundred eighty eight illustrations.
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Italy
Alps
Tha
Karl Stieler
Edward Paulu
Waldemar Raden
Stuttgardt
J. Engelborn
Board of Improvements in regular session addresses street work
The Board of Improvements met in regular session with Commissioner Corbett presiding in Mayor Johnston's absence. They authorized Harmer square property owners to pave their alleys, discussed repairs at Kemper Lane Bridge, and considered condemnation and street realignments. They approved Bellevue avenue bids and heard pleas on Orchard Street rail costs and Glenway avenue funding. The meeting adjourned after payroll considerations.
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Board of Improvements
Johnston
Corbett
Ryan
Greene
Stephenis
Harmer Square
Hambietop
Kemper Lane Bridge
Western Avenue
Montgomery Road
E Street
Dickson
Council
Avondale
Burnet Avenue
Hammond
McLean
Stephens
Ravine
Orchard Street
Street Railroad Company
Pat. McKeown
Genway Avenue
Glenway Avenue
Cornett
Bellevue Avenue
Park Board
East Court Street
Mufuis King
Noble
Jaid
Pfau
Stephen Easton
Hotel Arrivals at Gibson House and Grand Hotel
A passenger list from Gibson House and Grand Hotel shows numerous guests and accompanying spouses from cities including New York Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Glasgow Alexandria and Nashville. Notable names include Gen A Pike J Todian Heenert WWilites and R Wedron among others, with many entries truncated or garbled.
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Gibson House
Re McClintock
W. Gur
H.C. Norton
D. A. Rafler
F. Trowe
New York
Geo
Akron
John R. Redding
Glasgow
Gen. A. Pike
Alexandria
J.J. Kufe
Boston
Gleason
Elvin
MT. Hoully
Mt Beeling
Newman
Lowell
the Indians Ag R. Wedron Ae
Aduie
Lisbone
W. EL Bracken
Iain Ion Batatavia
H. Smith
N. A
Sexton Blanchester
C. C. Kea
G. Wis
S. Leedoim
J Todian Fis
Ind
Acton
Clocfanally
Aermir Brl
TR Fabian
Nine di
Anit
Nat Robinson
Alana Tenn
Crsmee Willian
Mechanicsburg
Niskaet
Donwell
Je Carrington
R. W. Baskett
Eager
Vale
Gong’ Dean
D. Ae
Ice Mae
Normal School Commencement at Pike's Opera House
The seventh annual commencement of the Normal School was held at Pike's Opera House. The program featured music and addresses on education by Mr. Shier, with diplomas awarded to forty-two graduates in the December class and the general theme stressing education as the cornerstone of civilization and civic life.
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Pike's Opera House
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Lares
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Hume
A. x Si
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Jones
Win
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St Louis
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Denias
Shier
Mississippi Valley
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America
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United States
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Anna Dobrety
Ella Davis
Rose M. Fry
Augusta Hei Vra Hreys
Adelaide M. Hufty
Appaynes
Tillie Lamber
Elizabeth Little
Amanda Woch
Dassie McElwee
Anna McNamara
Ella M
Stan Mollie Tos
Sallie Parks
Eve Ly
Roma Eunice Stone
Li Shields
Ma Gottheim
Emily Rusterer
All- Sts
Wis Blorish
Marie Herb
University of Cincinnati Board Honors Design School and Faculty
The University of Cincinnati directors met to fill the history chair, consider charges against departments, and set terms for regular and nonregular students. They discussed land for an elevator, funds totaling 10 832, and a street and building committee report approving the sale of mares and school design matters.
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Band of Directors
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Messra
King
Comegys
Minor
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Doda
McGuffy
Hosdley
Chek
Eva Evans
Lippencott &,Cunningham
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Joint Committee
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Hans
Tia
City Poor Relief Cut Off In Early July Order
The City Directors announce stopping belief to the Outdoor Poor after July 3. Overseers of the Poor receive a $50 monthly salary. Directors’ order forbids further provisions orders after July 1 1875 until further notice. County officials state funds for the Union Bridge and levee should be moved to the general fund.
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Omomsari
Eteodytet
Ibd
Worthington Sa
Goss
Union Bridge
Board of Control
Shelby County Soldiers’ Omiental Fund
Soldiers’ Monumental
Sidney
Shelby County
Ohio
Liability of County Officials in Employment of Attorneys
In the Superior Court General Term judges ruled on motions for new trials in cases where W. T. Forrest and others sued county officers for legal services rendered while Treasurers. The court held officials liable individually under 24 Supreme Court Reporter,/offering that boards of commissioners may reimburse from the treasury, but the court lacks jurisdiction to order such reimbursement or to compel board actions. Judgments upheld. related case remanded for further proceedings.
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Reiner Taylor Bastardy Suit Before Judge Cox
Louisa Reiner sues George K Taylor in Common Pleas Court. Testimony continues with the defendant denying improper intimacy. further examination is expected today.
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Common Pleas Court
Cox
Reiner-Taylor
Louisa Reiner
George K. Taylor
Suburban News: Murky Offences and School Graduates
John Murphy fined 0 2 for drunkenness and 63 for breach of peace, sent to the Workhouse. Washington club defeats Milford 11 to 2 amid rain. A sixteen year old boy shot himself in the hand with a pistol. wound treated by Dr. Hall. Michael Farrell guilty of grand larceny. 15 months in prison. Michael Hughes jailed seven years for attempted assault on a girl. Three men tried for highway robbery. $64 robbed from Martin Keitt. High School graduation exercises draw a large crowd. commendable literary effort and floral tributes. Rain delays return home after ceremonies. The Street Railway Imbroglio.
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Bullock Street
W. A. Hall
Michael Farrell
Michael Hughes
Joseph
Michael Walsh
Newport
John Baker
John Scantlin
Trates Tebbs
Casey
Martin Keitt
Lexington Pike
Roe
Hiex Scoot
Odd Fellows
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Fatal Fall At Odd Fellows Hall Reveals Construction Dangers
Two men, George Knoebler and Frank Sharer, were repairing window caps at Odd Fellows' Hall when a faulty scaffold gave way. Knoebler fell about sixty feet, suffering severe injuries including a fractured jaw and multiple broken bones, while Sharer escaped by grabbing a scantling. Dr. Jeancon treated Knoebler. prognosis grim as night falls.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
George Knoebler
Frank Sharer
Jefferson Street
Knoebler
Sharer
Schwartz’s
Lightning strikes depot. several shocked in Hamilton
The C., H. & D. R. Depot was struck by lightning about 9 o'clock last night. Nobody hurt, but a number were severely shocked. The rest of Hamilton news covers charity theater by St. Joseph’s Society, Williams’ Directory progress, and Hamilton High School commencement with six graduates, plus court and council notes on local matters.
Meeting to organize military company at Mayor's Office tonight
Middletown Chapter, Royal Arch Masons No 87, hosted visiting Royal Arch Masons from Dayton on Friday. After conferring degrees until 10, refreshments were served at Charles Babst's. A large crowd attended the public school entertainment, while earlier a disorderly weekend included arrests for drunkenness and a street fight resulting in a gash to Peter Keister.
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Middletown
Dayton
Charles Babst
Mrshal Frost
Wn. Berry
Hedding
Chas
Miller
Peter Keister
Keister
Cooch
Heddin
Excursion plans and town antics light up local notices
A Dayton Soldiers' Home excursion from Oxford is set to depart Co Corner at 7 am and return at 8 pm with Brass and string bands hired for the July Fourth celebration. The town, spanning two states and four townships, anticipates a large crowd and a flag‑wrapped pageant. A thief used a ladder to enter the Mollyneaux Building, stealing valuables before dropping his loot during a confrontation, while a drug clerk’s mishap with a loaded revolver prompted cautious talk about safety.
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Corner
Provisional Public Records and Property Transfers Listed
A government or municipal notice lists numerous individuals and properties with transfers and leases. Entries include executors, trustees, and heirs transferring parcels on streets such as East Front, Westman, and Laurel, with rents or terms specified. Several parcels are described by lot dimensions and locations in wards and townships, alongside business notices for local merchants and manufacturers.
Cotton Prices and Receipts Across Ports June 21
Cotton market across New Orleans Charleston Savannah and port cities shows steady to quiet demand. Middling prices range around 14 to 16 cents with limited sales and varied net receipts, exports to Britain and coastwise shipments reported.
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Bree Light Exchange
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Savanmar
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Market Receipts Report for East Lisgery and Nearby Areas
East Lisgery Pa June 21 Reports show Carrie receipts 8923 head for week total 8432 head with 149 cars through stock and 82 remaining in yards. No wholesale buyers present and no fair quotations. Hoes receipts 12760 over 3 days, weekly total 26290 head and reworkers 1705. Philadelphia domestic receipts 6 head over 3 days total 20100 head for week. Clipped 450.
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East Lisgery
Carrie
Philadelphia
Markets report dull with limited cattle prices
Receipts for cattle reach 3 600 head with dull trading and near nominal prices. Steers good to choice bring 587 to 640 dollars. native cows 212 to 470. Shipments 8 000 head. Hoes receipts 7 000 head with quiet firm market. common to extra 675 to 740 dollars. best to choice 723. Shipments 6 200 head. Sheep receipts 300 head. market dull and easy with sales at 420 dollars.
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Omfcaco
Carrie
Cotton goods market slows in New York trade
New York June 21 business was very slow in commission houses for cotton goods with prints at regular prices and many large lines changing hands at job rates. Fancy cassimeres and shirtings show activity while worsted coatings stay in good demand. Kentucky jeans improve. satinets grow dull as foreign goods remain inactive.
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Kentucky
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