Elastic Truss Firm Quits Business Amid Rupture Rumors
A fragmented report notes an Elastic Truss company in Brod ay, IM, facing a rupture issue and planning to quit business soon, with unclear details remaining about the cause and parties involved.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1875
Page
4
A fragmented report notes an Elastic Truss company in Brod ay, IM, facing a rupture issue and planning to quit business soon, with unclear details remaining about the cause and parties involved.
A bustling crowd gathers at James Wilde Jr. and Co. as L. C. Hopkins presents a notable clothing display attracting shoppers. The scene shows a lively public interest in fashion wares and local commerce.
Gem'l F. Maat is in St Louis on business and clarifies the venture is not personal.
A small blaze broke out on Riddle Street near Harrisom 81 and caused slight damage to a flame boiler. Fire alarm came from box No. 1 just after 10 o'clock last night.
Eden Park concerts are set to resume after a long pause as organizers announce new reed performances and revised schedules for the season. Local officials and music lovers anticipate a refreshed lineup and safer event arrangements.
A circus manager arrived in town to finalize preparations for the mammoth exhibition. The show has operated this season and aims to open soon with large crowds anticipated.
Teka Lawrence, a laborer, faced exposure while working in the cellar under construction on John Street, highlighting safety concerns during the development project.
Fragmentary note mentions F D Massey and W H Powers with a Grand event in the evening, but text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
A concert is announced at Barnet Woods for tomorrow. Details on start time and lineup are not provided in the fragment.
A terse note reports Cimcemmat Tamas and F D M involved in a public incident with unclear details. The brief item hints at a fallout or dispute, mentioning individuals by initials and a perceived joke or mockery that sparked attention. Further context is not provided in the readable text.
Fifteenth Annual Brewers Congress session opens amid decor, as President Clausen resigns citing illness and endorses H. H. Rueter of Boston as successor who is elected to chair. Addresses reflect on association history, finances, and tax data, noting malt liquor collections through mid-1870s and Internal Revenue figures.
A lengthy address urges moderation and warns prohibition has failed to curb liquor abuse. It notes political shifts toward licensing, cites state results, and argues for tempered reform while highlighting the influence of abstinence advocates and the woman’s crusade.
The Water-works investigation heard James Murray and Thos E Snelbaker testify about altered bills, cash book splicing, campaign assessments, and contractors. Trustees discussed discharges, secret money handling, and rumored loans, with Dannenhold denying purchases of diamond earrings as allegations linger.
In Hamilton County Judge O Connor presiding the jury in the case of Hamilton County versus O M Lack returned a verdict for the county after six hours deliberation. The award totaled 5282 31 dollars with E M Johnson and C W Lead representing the county and T A Logan and Alex Long acting for the defendant.
The will of Nathaniel Wright was dated yesterday afternoon as executors begin probate. The document reportedly disposes of his estate in full, with beneficiaries named in the will and custody of the probate court awaiting final filing.
Wills from 1871 to 1874 are probated showing modest legacies. Caroline Wright leaves to her children a flexible share while Stephen L Hommedieu and Robert Barker wills are recognized. Barker's bequest favors his wife as executrix with fixed sums and real estate.
Yesterday at 4 PM at 72 West Eighth Street in Covington, John T. Martin a Kentucky Central brakesman shot and killed Jas C Camnitz a former railroad worker. The men disputed over Mrs Wilshire with Camnitz in the house as a boarder. Martin surrendered to police after the deed and a coroner’s inquest will determine if Camnitz possessed a pistol.
Market notes detail fluctuating prices for flour corn oats and barley across Baltimore New York and Philadelphia with bids for June July and August. Wheat and rye supply totals are given alongside refined petroleum and cotton quotes, showing a broad, unsettled trading day in mid spring.
Real estate agents A. Horton and L. B. Real Estate Auctioneers list services for auctions and subdivisions at 68 West Third and 64 West Third streets. Notices show transfers: D. T. Wright and wife to Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad Co. lot 22 by 65 feet for $1. Julius Benkenstein and wife to G. H. Procter lot 50 by 95 feet. H. M. Ernst and wife to J. Gamble seven acres for 2702 dollars. E. P. Ransom and wife to Ann Donnelly 100 by 300 feet on Barns avenue Wyoming for 7000 dollars.
An occult remedy document notes Jaynes Expecto as a timely cure for throat ailments and coughs. It references Sidan and Throats with a claim of restoring health through a believed curative for respiratory issues.
Financial notes report light activity in the money market with limited bond sales. Governments remain in demand, New York exchange active, and us and rail bonds showing mixed movements. Sterling steady with modest demand, gold and bond quotations listed as of noon with occasional small sales.
A letter from Dallas dated May 27 1475 to Dr J N Wise Cincinnati discusses forwarding one sack of Texas flour ground at Todd Mills for disposal benefiting Cleveland Orphan Asylum. The notice notes the item to be sold on Change tomorrow and lists officials and visitors at Merchant's Exchange with reported sales in flour whiskey bulk meats and bacon prices.
The report covers demand and supply for naval stores, coal, grain, fruit, and tobacco with prices in different regions. It lists buyer and seller activity, deliveries to consumers, and current market tone noting quiet or steady trends, with specific figures for staples like Ohio cannel coal, Kanawha, Muskingum, oranges, lemons, prunes, and rye flour. It mentions shipments, bales, and warehouse notes, plus rough freight and sale conditions.
Milwaukee and New York reports show wheat activity mixed with firm corn and quiet oats. Barley steady, canal freights firmer with tolls to New York, while Chicago futures linger and global notes reference Liverpool grain movements and American wheat cargoes.
Special dispatch reports a calm oil market with refined prices around 10 cents and bids like Parker's at 125 in wells with immediate shipment. Oil City and Tidioute show quiet activity with cabins sales at 115 while Philadelphia remains quiet and crude is not quoted.
Weather cloudy and warm with indications of rain. River level rising slowly to 8 feet 9 inches in 24 hours and at 9 o’clock shows readings. Arrivals include Cherokee from New Orleans and others. departures list H.S. Turner and Pawn bound for Boston.
The fragment notes a transfer boat Junius 8. Morgan for Cairo to be launched at Jeffersonville this afternoon. Mentions dates June 2 and times in the morning and afternoon, with scattered city names and unclear details. Weather line reports heavy rains yesterday and continued cloudy conditions with more rain expected.
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