Great Tennessee campaign debate between Etheridge and Stokes
A contentious Nashville debate pits Hon. Emerson Etheridge and Hon. W. B. Stokes as Tennessee campaign figures. Etheridge on the Conservative ticket for governor duels with Stokes who backs Brownlow and seeks a U.S. Senate seat. The audience includes thousands, with Sharp exchanges on Civil Rights era policies and the Duncan Letter controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etheridge
Stokes
Emerson Etheridge
W. B. Stokes
Tennessee
Brownlow
United States Senate
FE .Heridge
Memphis
Clarksville
Nashville
Mr. Etheridge
Capitol Hill
Congress
Duncan
E. Sai “Bertes
Ana
Bill Stokes
Regan
Othet
Dot Attemps
Y. Brown
Pat
Radical
Sethi Ape
Says
Local police court notices and community events
Alfred Parnia jailed for thirty days and fined for loitering. Charles Dumont fined for obstructing a street. A horse found and awaiting owner at Ninth Street Station House. Strawberry festivals scheduled by St James and Clinton Street churches. Hamilton County Board of Equalization reports ward tax refusals. Eclectic Medical Institute reports sixty eight matriculants with twenty seven degrees awarded. County commissioners approve bills and culverts. various township projects discussed. City improvements board awards contract for Eggleston Avenue sewer work to T J Peter with six month completion period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pediate Ganges
Wayne Sosy
Starr
G. W. Vaynéwan
T. Woodnutt
James Morgan
D. F. Haines
Irndtieg Prnby
Adam Wolfe
Dabney
Oe Jaskecast
Theo Puision
Lee
Bull Run
Sittin
Washington
Johnston
Ies
Gymnnasiunt
Boston
Seward
Niewspene Ee
Evening Post
Round Table
Chi Republican
Boerd Oe
Chadwick Paste
Acart
Chambers’ Journal
Dame Margaret
Thompsoq
Sarah
Parich
Rnad
Ana
Boxee Fire Street
Saaff
New York
Rochester Democrat
Daniel Angeri
York
Young
Daniel Ae
Board of Equalization
Hamilton County Board of Equalization
Court House
Ee Wright
Jehiel Gree
Alfred Kaylor
Carthage
Rosd
Green Township
Taylor’s Creek
Samael Johnson
Aleo
Cheviot
Fiedler
Ecoaxiston Avenue
Peter
Siestone Avenue
R .Smith
Cor
Fitzgerald
Wagner
Siefort
Dalton
Board of Health Meeting. Mayor Wilstach Chairs
The Board of Health met yesterday afternoon with Mayor Wilstach presiding. Present were Mayor Wilstach, Messrs Davis, McBurney, Houck, and Clendenin. Reports and rules for the board and for meat inspectors were adopted. The druggist appointment issue was discussed with directions to appoint druggists in each health district next meeting. A report on birth registration was laid over. A resolution urged reliable druggists and noted a vacant Sixth Street lot as a nuisance. The meeting adjourned after various communications and resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilstach
Davis
McBurney
Davie
Ste
Board of Health
Iil
Norma at Mozart Hall Praises Parepa’s Sweet Soprano
A Philadelphia era review lauds Parepa as the most elegant Norma since Mrs Wood, praising her Casta Diva and the ensemble’s grace. Massimiliani as Manrico and Strakoach and Sosini receive praise for voice and acting. The orchestra under Sig. Nicolao wows, with a packed audience and strong chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincenzo Bellini
Bianca E
Fernando
Norma
Wood
Philadelphia
Theatre Des Italiens
Paris
Mozart Hall
Cincinnati
Luna
Emthusiass
Parepa
Massimiliani
Manrico
Pollione
Madame Strakoach
Pike's Opera House
Oroviso
Sosini
Sig. Nicolao
Admiralty Jurisdiction Review in Supreme Court Decision
In a recent admiralty ruling the Supreme Court addresses inter-state conflict between federal admiralty law and state procedures. The Ad Hine case is cited to outline core principles: federal admiralty power extends beyond tidewater, with exclusive federal jurisdiction in many inland waters, shaping the outcome for a Cincinnati to Vicksburg shipment dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
J. P. Calkins & Co
Steamboat Emerald
Cincinnati
Vicksburg
Supreme Court of the United States
Mattlei
Trevor
Supreme Court of
Miller
Sanetine
St. Louis
Davenport
Iowa
United States
United Sater
District Courts
United
Fox
G. M. Lee
Lincoln, Smith & Warnock
The Roanoke Insurance Case Before Judge Taft
Testimony in the Reaucke Insurance Case against The Franklin Insurance Company progresses. Capt Sheddin favored not raising the Roanoke. the wrecking captains discussion reveals concerns over safety and ship’s sunk identity if raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaucke Insurance
Taft
A. C. Horton
Sheddin
Shaddin
Heidebe
Clerk Obtains Verdict Against Employers for Damages
The case Wm. H. Morgan vs. Biggs & Rowland, before Judge Storer, centers on a breach of contract claim by a clerk alleging damages from improper termination. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff with assessed damages of 8 Jordan. In a police court roundup, numerous defendants faced charges from grand larceny to intoxication, with varied continuances, dismissals, and bail amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Sinton
Finley Latta
B. Latta
Ee Bread
Enter. Ee
Wmn. H. Morgan
Biggs
Biggs & Rowland
Shoe Geoterss
Boodend ‘Biggs
Cora Lés
Bonea Ai
Alea
Ana Notee
Morgan
Indiana
Bigge
Ore
Storer
Ee Caracter
Jordan
Samuel McKee
Murder in West Third Street Saloon Investigation Opens
Coroner jury testimony on the Chapman murder is summarized after overcrowding forced a partial publication. Witnesses describe noises, cries, and actions around No 15 West Third Street and the Schroeder saloon, naming Schroeder and others, with alibi details, clothing, and timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Chapman
Brown
West Third Street
Clark
Fine
Shifler
Pipe Wegen
Hannah Smiesides
Bank
Bath
Ae Bon Keepers
Ieroauoonaris
Ira Chance
Sptien
No. 15
Chapmen
Pragh & Go
Chapman
L. Matthews
Hugh Alexander
Ison Shether Chapman
Gibeon
Puiriek
Burke
West Third
No. 16
H @ wiley way
Chaptran
J. H. Ethrese
Etaira
Schroeder
Hhir
Rae In
Thomas W. Neville
En Ghapims
Peererrs
Cha
Neville
A. A. Erxthiu
Henrie House
J. Saktes
Cook
Frank Gay
Plum
Barkesper
Newport
Echroeder
Jeovten
Main i
Dows
Ealcon
Hetle
Chapin
Hallo
Simon J. Rinxy
Bobodyen
Barney Wen Hare
Renecman
Dan
Behrosaet
Tourney Smith
Rees
Aioe Usaia Smarreu
Seeerederes
Schroder
City Board Minutes And City Treasury Report
The board met in the usual hour with all members present along with council and committee members. Bills were approved for street work, macadamized roads, curbing, gutter repairs, and city buildings with various named contractors and amounts noted, and sealed bids examined for improvements and paving projects. The city treasury reported receipts and disbursements for the week ending last Saturday and listed the Fire, Gas, Work House, and Street Cleaning funds. the Saxonis voyage to Europe carried passengers including the Mack and Van Dekum families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouscil
Eggleston Avenue
ATIC
Shockley
Leonai
Eias Curbs
Richard Bavene
John Kieimier
Yaar Leonard
Gutter Pilates
Henry Leonard
Leonard
Chenoweth
City Y
Pulldisas
Perry Alley
Th Street
Andrews Alley
Jolisle
Olvide
Commissio Et Oftern
C.ty
Taylor
Third Street
Sant
Fond Pave Findlay
Diay Street
Millores Kcoe
Board Minutes Show Absentees and Teacher Resignations
The board met Monday with Finber presiding. Absentees Bradstreet and Buchanan noted. Bradstreet excused for sickness. Resignations accepted for Josephine Seid in Eleventh District and Caroline Lindemuth in Mote District with certificates to be issued. Communications on property for sale and stove updates referred to committees. Superintendent report tracks five weeks ending May 21 with district enrollment, attendance, and absence rates. Election of principals postponed. histories funded. adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finber
Bradstreet
Buchanan
Josephine Seid
Caroline Lindemuth
Mate Distt
Adam Noeth
Adam Street
Elms Street
Abbott, Hooly & Co
Griffith
Orrban
Messrs
McLaughlin & Co
Geverty Street
Ballant
Sapeuaueusoses Spuapooneseeten
Ritah
Ccoacesecrecveser Basesaqnaser
Daly
Gem Tal Avotrzec
Rerceg-Cescceesens
A. B. Cc
EAS Si
Cccccsee
Cestas
Iss
Os Res
Higoina
Ae Ee
Thirimaan Teat Ap
Salar
Mittee
Bahay
Tisdee Wate
Dr. Walden
Errr
Walden
Sre
Goep
Mount Auburn Plans Nicolson Pavement and Rail Upgrade
Citizens of Mount Auburn meet and petition the Board of Improvements to pave nearly a mile of Mount Auburn Avenue with Nicolson pavement. The Mount Auburn Street Railroad project nears completion, boosting the suburb as a premier residence area. General A. Strickland leaves for Omaha to assume U S Attorney duties in Nebraska, with former partner Mrs. A M Atet and M. Snyder continuing the practice at 160 Vime Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Auburn
Board of Improvements
Nicolson
Messrs. Rodman
Taft
Riddle
Reeder
Hopkins
Malloy
Wynne
Smith
Holden
von Paul
Thoms
Hollister
Strees
Omaha
8.A. Strickland
U. S
Nebraska
Gen
A. M. Atet
M. Snyder
Beq
Vime Street
Real estate transfers reported for Cincinnati Gazette
Special real estate transfers list numerous parcels involving Elisha Hathaway Henry P. Smith James Dean and others. Descriptions cover lots of varying sizes on Sixth Third and Warner streets plus adjacent blocks and streets, with values and boundary details. some entries reference sheriff and multiple heirs or spouses in transfers across neighborhoods. The document includes prices such as 150 and 3 509 along with lot dimensions and street names in Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turspar
Elisha Hathaway
Henry P. Smith
Sixth Street
Baymiller Street
Essoopsrrsrereessoe Bs
James Dean
Third Street
Fiaguetehaieese
Sale Ay Street
Warner Beeen En Weensee
Western Avenue
Spring Street
Cane B. Canes
P Per
Bheriff
G. Mount Same
Ernst Bieck Meter
Cutter
Joseph L. Powell
Schotteirotte
Rats
Broadway
Sonsticrareccorenes
Weller
Rhee
Front
Magdalena Barus
Siekienpband
Fred. Schinnier
Wan Firginia E. Reiley
Rudoly
Ioe
Baden Tenes
Henry W. Sage
C. N. Sage
Pszent
Trevor
Morrell Snyder
North Bend Road
Mary
Burd
Dsi
Ark
Wooster
Sea Street
Saeuean
Ox Newirrien
Edward F
Harrison
Brooke
Howard Read
Hamilton Pike
College Hill
Fragmented Covington notice mentions theft and arrest details
A garbled report from Covington describes a case of alleged theft involving payment for a wedding dress and trunk items. It references a confession, arrest, and possession of personal items including dresses and accessories. Additional lines touch on a legal proceeding and an unrelated event in Dayton.
Presbyterian Reunion Split Part of Assembly Debate
The morning session opened with prayer and a committee named to draft an address to Sunday school children. The Assembly debated union with the New School Presbyterians, examining the basis of union and warning that the proposed terms would surrender historic church standards and potentially split the denomination. The Breckinridge and Smith factions argued over the approach, while the afternoon addressed Freedmen's work and committee reports on records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Smith
Samuel Galloway
J. Breckinridge
Mr. Marshall
BrownSen
Breckinridge
Brownson
Cole
Rexnarks
Dre. Smith
Smith
Gaurch
South
Emmy
Pele
General Assembly
New School Assembly
Thia Basin
Pei Guitaiees
Eto
Qid School Presbyterian Church
Ita
Manklind
Basin of Union
Presbyterian Church of the
United States
Passoak
Thia Senee
Old School
Lart
Teion
Peu Phi
Dnion
Remada
DB Sreckinridge
Brethrn
Presbyterian Caure
Tanner
Ohi
Goepel
Providence
Ireland
New School Presbyterian Church
Richardson
Char
Pethy
Jonas
Thom
Siar
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Daily Gazette
Weekly Gazette
Rm Lgueoente
Ofteanne
Porpememeny
Oserier
GA Gazette
Ndt
Mr. E
Cedar Street
Noos
Joe Williams
Cincinnati Gazette
Medical Association
France
Iit
Thomas Austin
Northfield
N. H
Beecher
T. K
South America
Elmira
Charles D. Corey
Big Sandy Ky
Herald
Grayson Ky
Elbridge Gerry
Elbrn
Garry
Prince
Little Boar's Head
Gerard Hallock
The
New York Journal of Commerce
R.C. Loveridge
B Conn
Henry D. Cooke
W. W. Corcoran
Gen. Grant
Stanton
Randall
Moniteur Des Arts
Europe
Osa Bosnerr
Boston Advertiser
Sickles
Charleston
England
Goldsmith
Milton
Joseph Boody
New Durham
Wilen
Benjamin Randall
B. M. Brown
Dayton
Gus
Eixter Spiritance
Benedek
Gra‘z
Styria
Germany
Albert
Austria
Edwin B. Hunter
Iandlord
New
Oale Picayune
Juarez
Jose Hernkndez
A&h¢ National Institute
Cincinnati Daily Gazette
Alfred Parnia
Straub
Charles Dumont
Dugan Street
Thornton
Ninth Street
St. James's Protestant Episcopal Church
Hopkine' Hall
Clinton Street Methodist Church
Eclectic Medical Institute
Nathan Welle
C. G. Cochran
G. C. Hartpence
J.A Greere
H.J Pearson
Henry Stockinger
E. W. Ribbens
W. Watkins
G. W. Doyle
E. C. Parke
J. L. Reeves
A.B. Simmons
F. A. Bayer
N. T. Chenoweth
T. C. McKinney
L. A. Howard
John W. Meserve
Michael Worline
John M. Mahr
T. Arthur Wright
Wm. C. Cooper
Wm. Cooper
Wesley Armstrong
J. H. Faiebaugh
Amory Jewett
E. M. Bhaw
J. T
Wm. Hicks
Bettie Young
Susan Snyder
Louis Lambert
Felix Blocks
Mills
Bodman Cattle
Chas. Cummand
Chas. Reid
Thos. McGuire
Petit
Wm. Snell
Same
Tane
Henry Bender
John Gleason
Ellen Finehle
Alfred Parris
Ake Gref
Hoferman Edward
Jas. Carney
Lizzie Day
Frank Gardimer
Henry Steel
John Mellan
Wm. Smith
Wmi. McCarty
David Kelly
John and
Joseph Meyer
Jos. Stephens
Josephine Sullivan
Fannie Ball
Richard
Limie Woods
Mary Davis
Wm Georg
Issac Adler
Schroeder and Wife
Boly
Smith Thyte
Mr. Schroder
Schroeders
Riley
Soldier
Frenchy
Cent Boy
Mulligan
Mulli
Mancanet Grnsox
Julia Ea
Mrs. Gibson
Roe
Grogor Epwanns
Second Ward
Cardle
Mary Logan
Mr. Burke
Bond
Katz Scuxogorr
Pigs
Bear House
Masi Katz Borus
James
Car Street
Henrie
St. James
Beaxsazo Moxacuan
Winess
Fidale
Barney Mulligan
No. 35
Boveroom
Board OF City Improvements
City Treasury
General Fund
Fire Eat Fu McMicken Fund
Fesee Eee
Ee Easavenue Sewer Fund
Ogee Ogee Erie Gide
Eeereeteeweeers Coseees Street Cleaning Fund
Nas Sexsezey Srreet
Haleneet
Son Peranhnestertie
Saxonis
Southampton
Havre
Hamburg
J. Straus Ap
Hermann Mack
Marcus Mack
Ily’ Mack
Laura Mack
Isast
Mack
Louise van Dekum
Louisa van Dekum
Tion
Casipals
W. A. Fullmor
G. A. Carnahan
N K Rouse
X“ Peale
Theaedsee Kneiil
Ieee Nowera
W. E Crosby
Nicolson Pavement
Cincinmati Gazette
Covington
Asami Ter
Annton
Cass
Mr. Ji
Bre
Lewer
Vaney
Mra
Grant
Ohio
Rch
Ref
Constitution Presbyterian Church
Hodge
Brest
Aey
Jon Ig
Rolle
Milan
Presbyterian General Assembly
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