Queen City Club Holds Meeting Over New Building Contract
The Queen City Club met at the Grand Hotel to review bids for a new building. J W Cotteral & Son won the lump bid of 45790 51 dollars. preparations included Baltimore pressed brick and freestone trimming. The committee examined bids and planned cost reductions before final approval. The Sixteenth Ward sack of ballots was discussed with witness identification possible, and the committee adjourned to Thursday night.
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Grand Hotel
Joseph Longworth
N. C. Droner
Iy Soma Hansaford Procter
Or Committee
Regu Tely
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Baltimore
Burns, Russell & Co
Cincinnati
Warrington
Council Committee On Elections
J. M. Armstrong
L. N. Smith
Birnbryer
Armstrong
J. W. Warrington
Mr. Smith
J. W. Fitzgerald
Wit“Ness
Solomon Joseph
J. K. Love
Citizens
Smith
Peter Phelan
Joe Shaffer
Fireman killed and engineer injured in Hamilton rail accident
An Atlantic and Great Western passenger train left Cincinnati at 9 50 and derailed near the Hamilton depot after a misplaced switch half opened. Fireman James Kirkup died from scalding, engineer George Gray survived with minor injuries. An inquest attributed the deaths to steam and scalding with suspicions of switch tampering by discharged workers or convicts. Coroner and jury examined witnesses and the verdict named the cause as death by scalding from locomotive No. 35.
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Cincinnati
Novelty Works
Hamilton
George Gray
James Kirkup
Kirkup
Gray
Union
Kirkpatrick
Marks
Spencer
Dr. Marks
C. E. Russell
W. H. Paullie
Frank Stricker
Johnson McGehan
J. L. Kirkpatrick
Union Depot
Hamilton Yard
Thi Es Beess Beck
Crawford's Run
Andrew Glenn
D. Louthan
J. F. Short
Steamboat Fire Destroys the B W Skillinger in Storm
A norwest storm swept through the First Ward as the steamboat B W Skillinger burned on the river near Niagara Street. Firefighters saved the Era No 9 and Mary Miller. Skillinger’s hull and machinery were destroyed, with likely incendiary origin. Built in Murayville West Virginia, the 200 by 31 2 foot stern-wheeler carried passengers between Pittsburg and Cincinnati.
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Market Streets
B. W. Skillinger
Niagara Street
Eureka Docks
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Bilgy
Texas
James Bradford
Riley
Skillinger
A. J. Flesher
Murrayville
W. Va
Capt. Russell
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Irenton
Kearny at Seven Pines Verse Portrait
The poem recalls Phil Kearny at Seven Pines, rallying the Union line, riding along the field, and urging his troops with the cry Forward along the whole line. It notes his courage under fire and his presence as a legendary figure in battle.
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Jemeson
Seven Pines
Chantilly
Athens Athenian Scene and Society Described in 19th Century Sketch
A critical sketch of modern Athens noting cheap rapid construction under Bavarian rule, grand but limited official buildings, and a charming Acropolis area. It contrasts Greek social life with Constantinople circles, praising Greek cafes as social hubs and detailing student and cadet indulgences in coffee, raki, and pastries priced at three sous.
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Otho
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Corps Diplomatique
Weather Roundup Notices From Louisville to Montreal
A fragmentary weather brief lists cities including Louisville Lynchburg Memphis Milwaukee and Montreal with conditions such as fair cloudy and clear. Temperatures noted range around 67 to 73 degrees, reflecting a mix of clear and overcast across reported locales.
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Lynchburg
Memphis
Milwaukee
Montreal
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