Delaware County Judge rules marriage valid despite informal ceremony
In Marion June decision Judge Chapman upholds the marriage of J R Buell and Susan D Gilbert. The court finds the license and ceremony, though imperfect, created a legal husband and wife relationship and the couple remains bound by the contract unless dissolved by death or a court decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Pianaronis
Marion
J. R. Buell
Susan D. Gilbert
Popu
Buell
Ming
Ocean
Agricultural Report Notes Mixed Conditions and War Comment
The field notes show crops in varied health with many reports labeled good and promising. Wheat and corn yields appear modest while labor is praised. readers hear of war impact and public optimism despite unsettled conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westher
Sven
Secon
Pearce
Grangers Invited to Establish Headquarters in the City
A Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce meeting notes express invitation to the Grangers to set up their national headquarters here. The select committee recommends an immediate report to Washington and joint action with the Board of Trade. Some oppose rapid action fearing Grangers’ business stance. motion to appoint a coordinating committee is deferred.
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Granger
Grangers
Bol
Loway
Chamber of Commerce
Cinconnati
Cinginnati, QC
Arene
Saabasary
Washin
Togaton
the Grange
Washington
Monroe S
Dois City
Reree Kirby
M. Moore
J. B Spevee
JL. Kook
D. H. Gettroy
Bee
Board of Trade
W.T. Bishop
Chamber
Benj. Eggleston
Two Women Seek Arrest of Buck in Bigamy Case
Two women claim David W. Buck is their lawful husband. The elder shows a 1873 marriage certificate. The younger wed Buck in Indiana two weeks ago. Buck fled after the license was publicized. Police know his hiding place and will capture him. Buck is about thirty, with a squint, once living in Greenfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. Buck
Augustus Kroell
Hannah Seacastle
Buck
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Cincinnati
Wife No
Illinois
Greenfield
Seventeen year old Frank Bettay dies after lightning fright
Frank Bettay, 17, nephew of Jacob Schimpf of 217 Poplar Street, died Sunday night after a blinding lightning flash. He supposedly feared lightning and collapsed while closing a window. An inquest found death caused by a nervous shock from fright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bettay
Jacob Schimpf
Poplar Street
Frank
Schimpf
Maley
Beasth of July Excursion From Pittsburg Line
The Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis Railway offers greatly reduced excursion tickets on July 4 5 and 6 valid for return to July 6 1875. The line spans several hundred miles and aims to promote holiday travel for visiting friends during the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg, Cincinnati
Ohio Lodge Elects Officers at June 28 1875 Meeting
At a regular meeting of Ohio Lodge No. 1 L 0 0 F held June 28 1875, officers were elected for the ensuing term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Lodge No
Hotel Personal List at Grand Hotel Names Dense
A long roster of guest names and origins appears under Hotel Personal at the Grand Hotel. The partial list includes J. F. Fitzpatrick Charles Perret W A Hendenberg H Lindeman Hugh 8 Driggs and many others with cities such as New York Pittsburg St Louis Boston Washington London and others, reflecting a wide hospitality clientele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
J. F. Fitzpatrick
Charles Perret
W. A. Hendenberg
H. Lindeman
A. Hugh
Driggs
New York
W. A. D. Barr
Pittsby
John Fishbast
Kokomo
Ind
Jacob Siena
Aia
Mire Hendersop
London
C. H. H. Moody
Trokeige
York
Ban Watson
Enry
Egan Yette Be
K ‘Eters
A. Keokuk
Aise Middlstown
I. Ress
Seelan
San
Dayton
Ambrose
Sion Pont
Barbour
Liberty
Ile Dey
Butler
Eer Tits
Voorhees
Eat
Ilaber
Eine
Orlsens
J. Johnses
Eston
Lafayette
Burke in Danger of Losing His Seat at Pendleton Board Meeting
The Pendleton Board of Education met with 26 members present. F. J. Burge was declared seat vacant for absence from four consecutive meetings. The Buildings Committee reported Pendleton improvement bids with the lowest from E. and S. at 1608. rule 22 suspension discussed. Librarian appointments confirmed. Salaries debate over Public Library using extra 5000. motion failed 22 to 21. Claims approved. meeting adjourned.
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Burke
Pendleton
Board of Education
O'Neil
F. J. Burge
Ries
M. F. Wilson
Seonee
Mary Ty
Esocnl
Eceees
Pooceseme
BSG
James Mek
Alfred Hi Onekienema Peated
P. Higdon
BOI
Ceotesssen
Goscco
Board of Managers of
The
Public Library
Thom
William E. Barnwell
Catslegne Depastascanei
Heaves
Apartment
Laura P
Lard
Paden Ag F. Senora
Mike Maria D. Roelker
Reading N. Fuller
Kate B. Medary
Selina Board
da Gordon
Deere M. Butler
Kate Cool
Joseph Fuchs
Richard Norea Fuller
Jennie Hoban
Oliver Jenkins
Magaedeill
Heary Schoonmaker
Louisa Nisbet
Julis V. Worth
Standabia Reberes R. Cooling
Minnie Dymond
Julia Green
Emma R. McKee
Cittie W. Sherwood
Anna W. C. Murray
Reat Oppenheimer
Anna Solomon
Estella Starr
PS Ryan
Bday Atendanta
Emma BR
Mases
Kate Eberle
H. J Eee Gordon
Julia V. Worth
Wens
Watchman
Georg P. Bickel
W. J. DeGrummond
Rene Tee
Long
Union of High Schools
John McCammon
Lee
John Bates will case evidence on mental capacity
Court reports in Common Pleas before Judge Force recount testimony from longtime Cincinnati figures about John Bates. Witnesses describe his mental state, business acumen, charitable acts, and perceived decline, noting Bates remained capable in 1868 yet later faced concerns raised by relatives and guardians.
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Common Pleas Court
John Bates
Harry C. Bates
Adolphus H. Smith
Miles Greenwood
Mechanics’ Institute
Harry Tes
Bates
Knort Pa
T. F. Eckert
Mr. Bates
Samuel Sworn
Cincinnati
Woodruff Ho
Nat Theater
Wolun
National Theater
Mr. Smith
Harry
New York
Boston
J. Tranchant
Nate
Suburban News In Covington Court Fines and Local Incidents
Dave Lilley was fined for breach of the peace by Magistrate Francis. A long horse and cart procession moved to the railroad line. St Mary's Choir sang at St Aloysius for a sacred observance. Hart was arrested to secure bail for a shooting case from months ago. A drunk man was wheeled to the station. James Martin, railroad worker, injured after a fall near Lewisburg and taken to St Elizabeth's. Tobacco Dealers' Nine beat Warehouse Line in baseball. Newport's Jake Sander reported diseased cattle slaughtered at Nagle’s plant. Police fines for drunk and petty larceny convictions. Boys fined for gambling. Henry Honkamp jailed for breach of peace.
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Ameeiey
John
Hart
Ee Turis
PoLick
Fred. Tien
Jem Callahan
John King
George Smith
Allace Mudd
James Smith
Robinson
Henry Honkamp
State vs J Fay acquittal amid intoxication claim
The defendant was indicted for taking a horse from John Roberts of Avondale. He claimed intoxication and said he did not know what he was doing. Evidence suggested he fell down and could not recall the events, with liquor influencing the act.
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J Fay
John Roberts
Avondale
Burglary Attempt Reported at Mt. Auburn Home
A burglary was committed on the premises of EB Redler in Mt. Auburn in May last. Officers report damage including eighty yards of Axminster carpet. C. W. Baker prosecutes for the State with Sebastian Blair representing the defense.
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EB. Redler
Mt. Auburn
Axminster
C. W. Baker
Messrs. Sebastiah
Blair Coutra
Judgment on Mortgage Case and Quiet Title Action
The court affirms a decree of sale against a married woman and dismisses a motion to set aside the order. It also rules on a quiet title suit over a Front Street deed from 1860, holding the acknowledgment flawed for lack of separate examination of the wife. The decision notes the two actions may be treated separately under current law.
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Tilden
Yaple
Jar Ukleys
Great Western Association
Herring
Aeec
Association
Petit Yn
Coubeuman
Joseph McDougal
Buchwalter & Campbell
Anna M. Fury
Charles C. Kilbourn
Front Street
Eckets
C. W. Lane
J. H. Lane
Samuel Ward
Mary A. Ward
S — O'Connor
Five horses arrive from New Orleans for Newport July races
Five horses have arrived from New Orleans to compete at the Newport Driving Park during July. The report notes surrounding events including a charity festival and local society activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Newport Driving Park
Hamilton Notes on Local Politics and Court Proceedings
Senator Morton left Hamilton for Richmond as the Republican Central Committee reelected officers. Court and police news include indictments for robbery and liquor offenses, a culvert project, and a police budget of 1200 dollars yearly with a captain and two patrolmen. The Board of Education seeks a school-house sale in the local area.
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Insoychion
James Joshua Davis
St., Thos
McCullon H
Jas
McFar
Robert D. Morr
G. R. Rohrer
Jane Doug
Board of Education of
of Ontent
Board of Education
Milford News Briefs and Local Happenings
Friends report Capt Frank Gatch recovering from illness and the Misses Edwards also improving. Milford Baseball Club promotes a game August 8 with the Olympics of Evansville and July 5 against the Alerts. Searls bins fails to identify shooters after a recent promiscuous shooting. Mayor’s safety urged. Citizens host schoolhouse entertainment with raspberries ice cream and a reading of the Declaration of Independence by T J Ewins. varied program and speeches promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Eonisville
Church
T. J. Ewins
Capture on the Local Train Ends in Arrests
Last Monday evening two men on a local train fled when pursued by Marshal Ryan. A scuffle broke out during a search, yielding money, gold, shirts, a watch chain, and a seven shot revolver stolen at Camden the same day. Preliminary examination held. suspects named Harper and Allen, awaiting hearing.
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Tarra
Ryan
Camden
Harper and Allen
Cannes
Tien
Cane
Red
Local Manufacturers and Suppliers Listings in 19th Century Directory
A fragmented advertisement page lists multiple suppliers and goods including AMBROSIA and Pioneer Mustard, Parker, Arrison & Co. hardware papers, Blanks Books, brushes, water goods, gloves, dried fruit from M. Glenn & Sons, field seeds and grain from GER Winds & Co, leather goods, pumps from McGowan and Climax brands, silverware from Dunham & Co, and tin and copper tools by H. H. Lawrence Co. The scattered entries show addresses on Walnut, West Second, Vine streets and West Front, indicating a dense commercial directory segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrosia
Parker, Arrison & CO
Simhi Ly
Hinkle & Co
Simbis Ly
Walnut Street
John Hy Mgowan & CO
Dimbi Ly
West Second Street
Simbeau
Social at Christiancy residence and church talk Sunday
The Ladies of the M E Church plan a social at Mr and Mrs Christiancy on Main Street this Thursday. Next Sunday Rev Mr January of cae mn City will preach on the occasion. A Saturday night spree produced street brawls and a disgraceful fight at the new palace saloon disturbing the city. On Monday a fight between W Sheely and his step son Garrett Cummins drew a crowd in front of Doty Todhunter's office. several blows were exchanged amid a disputed estate. Cummins was arrested and fined.
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M. E. Church
Baiy's
Pucette
January
Cae Mn City
Our New Palace
W. Sheely
Garrett Cummins
Doty & Todhunter
Cummins
Joan Connely Arrested for Vio lence and Refreshements Sale
Joan Connely was arrested on Sunday for violence and for selling refreshments. He paid a $5 fine.
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Joan Connely
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Memphis Cotton Exchange
Memphis
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Elegal
Chas, Fehr
Polster
Vine Street
Bremen Street
Dyer
United States Depository
Suburban News
Covington
Dave Lilley
Francis
St. Mary’s Catholic Cathedral
St. Aloysius’ Church
Oko Saacre
James Martin
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Lewisburg
Elizabeth
Jake Sander
Newport
Lewisburgh
Cox
Tern
Nty
Socadette
St. Stephen's Men’s Society
H. Enneking
Joseph Frison
Stephen Crosnier
Adam Haas
X. Hessebruck
Henry Wessel
John Loestro
Fred. Hof
Ablert
Alexandria
Beotesay
Joseph Beg
Central Avenue
Sheniae
Tosselion
Deeder
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Sinsmeister
Ag Cccoas
Colored School
Red Men’s Hall
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Pils
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Mie Penny
Nannie Shepherd
Clara Bell
Lizzie Johnson
Mary Bates
J. Ri
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Freak Bell
Gran Berry
Thomas Asus Balcher
Weapensad
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Hamilton
Morton
Richmond
Republican Central
Patrick Gorton
Leah Levinson
Eee
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Joan L. Evans
Griffin Halstein
Horsey
Srolis
Deottioen
Anne Nee
Howe
Valland
Wm. Goddard
Ed. Schaffer
Sami
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Conrad Smith
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Aiear
Peterson
Minor
Chas Bosan
M.S. Hamilton
Crry
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Ross Seed
Copainen
Crawford
Ourth Street
Fron Street
Second Ward
Graham
Sabj
Connell
Committee On Police
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Piau
Capt
Frank Gatch
Edwards
Searls Bins
Facturers
Lark & Bee
M. Glenn & Sons
Winds S & CO
West Front Atrest
Main Street
Climax
Buck and McGowan
McGowan Pump Co
Limhi Ly
Dunhme & Coo
Fourth
Walnut
Dhmitt
George D. Winchest
Columbia St
Gowan & CO
Hi Ly Sa
West Second Streat
Tawa Tere
H. Lawweos Py CO
Simbély
TIN Plate and Metals
Sellew & GO
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Omwell Meg. Co
American Line
Matl Steamships
Philad Town
Liverpool
Wright
New
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Gincinmati Type Foundry
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Plain Wretott Justice of Peace
Colerain Township
Balton ‘County
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Dondly
J. H. Reeves
Neasau Street
Middletown
Linwood
Monpar
G. F
Purcell Avenue
Storrs Township
Achaniaspoensoqnogs
J. A. Jones
R. B. Conkling
Oswald Street
Center Street
Madisonville
Henry Attemeyer
Moellmanpn
Wesmeer
Louis
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Jeckse
Silas’ ‘Bennets
Waverly Place
Norwood Station
I. R. Mance
WC. Fricke
David Stree
Cutter Reat
Ta Longhend
Cosnsenee
Casper Ruhl
Frederick Steinmetz
Kirby Road
Hanfeld Street
Cummines
Wae Street
Locust Street
Lockland
Cilia Isienecieel
W. Barton
Sheriff
J. TL. Haven
Columbia Town
Lydie G Baniis
Anos
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W. Cole
Sallpoeds
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