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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1875
Page
4
Fragmentary local note mentions Elastic at 683 Broadway and 44 West Fourth Street in Cin io and a sale at Price's Hill tomorrow. Also refers to Bas es Cresap's at 1:30 sharp and an upcoming commencement season with the United States Court adjournment for rehabshed bosinom.
Gresso will offer for sale 32 jets on Price's Hill, inviting potential buyers to see them firsthand tomorrow to appreciate their value and appeal.
Work has begun on excavating the abutments of the new Union Bridge and a completion target is projected. The dig marks the start of major construction activity with crews preparing foundations and approachwork.
Fragmentary item notes an individual named Shoemaker of Columbus Ohio connected to a pension in bankruptcy proceedings. The text mentions states work sediment and habits and assets, but the details are garbled, leaving the core actions and entities only partially readable.
John Robinson purchased three elephants described as gifts for a prominent relative. The purchase included payment, and the animals were shipped to the buyer’s location shortly afterward.
Report notes a lack of activity at the corporation office as Maley and colleagues pursue an off baseball effort. The text suggests Maley takes charge and that the group remains busy with nonstandard work.
A fragment notes a scheduled evening event at the First Universalist Church and Piam streets with a pleasant anticipation suggested by the readable text.
At a Ciacionsti Amateur Club gathering, officers were chosen including T. Wm. Jengees as president pro tem and 7. W. as another listed officer. Report notes the brief, incomplete roster from the sparse OCR text.
An advertisement announces the auction sale of 32 offered lots on Price's Hill for investment. The event is scheduled for tomorrow within easy reach of the city.
Fragmentary report describes a two mile single seal boat race with participants Winterburn and Eugene. The course runs from the go to a stake boat at Water Works and back, with a medal donated by the Ameri under whose auspices the rowed.
Fragmentary text notes petitions before a body, mentions a quarterly road matter and a lone action by a committee. Limited readable details prevent a specific event or outcome. Entities are unclear. no distinct persons or organizations can be reliably identified from the excerpt.
Lovers of base ball anticipate Friday's game at Ladlow Park in Philadelphia. The Ladlows, with Mallia and Seavey among new Bul players, face Cincinnati Red standouts in a tense, eagerly awaited contest.
Readable fragments show a high school recognizing ten graduating seniors including Kacy and Waterki. The item highlights honors for the class of ten and mentions notable names tied to the ceremony.
The reed band of the Cincinnati Orchestra will present its second concert in Woods Park tomorrow afternoon, continuing the city’s outdoor music offerings with a program of light classical selections.
A touring program showcases Tony Poster in a striking blend of talent and variety acts. The lineup promises brisk pacing, wit, and musical interludes as it tours regional theaters.
A fragment mentions Miss E Cook of this city and reads with interest to friends. Dated May 6, 1875 from Minax, praising her soprano voice and rapid progress. Signed by Antonio Baxcioy, professor at the Royal Conservatory of Milan.
The Common Council Committee heard Engineer Wardes testify on pumping works and reservoir bids, with scrutiny of boiler and engine contracts. Mayor Johnston and Trustee Pearce discussed finances, collecting districts, and travel bills, while health measures limited cart use and vault disinfection amid smallpox concerns.
Last evening Exposition Hall hosted a festival under the Ladies Home Mission with large attendance. Decorations and a long table arrangement framed the scene as music played from the east balcony. the Methodist Ladies Home Mission, founded in Cincinnati and extending through Clark, maintained ongoing support.
At yesterday's Board of Health meeting Health Officer Quinn said the sanitary force will conduct thorough examinations and enforce the slaughter-house nuisance laws. George K. Sage of the Western Chemical Fertilizer Company in Deer Creek valley noted the company is contributing to the Health Charge report as fast as De Miner did not Mi. Gat was
Wesleyan Female College enjoys commencement week with a formal concert in the chapel. The program includes operatic selections, solos, duets, quartets, and an orchestra performance. Tomorrow morning features graduating exercises followed by installation of Rev. D H Moore as President. Friday June 11 marks the Alumnae Literary Anniversary.
At yesterday's meeting Mr Pendleton chaired with all members present except Mr Gaither. A communication urged a public trial by two rival city musical groups overseen by city professors to resolve the controversy with a six piece two part program. A committee on music reported park purchases and street relocations and awarded contracts for a soda water concession. Appointments and committee assignments for Burnet Woods Lincoln Park Eden Park and related projects were announced before adjourning.
Morning visitors at the Grand Hotel include Bluford Wilson from Washington J L Blanchard of Hartford John R Atchinson of Pittsburg Louis D Pengest of New York Ernest Peugent of St Louis J N Lea W L Lea Mrs Lonsdale and Miss Lonsdale Mrs Thos Allen Clark and Miss E Clark Miss B Clark Edward Needles F P et Db W ae Mobile R S Oakes of St Louis M Ford of Louisiana Lewis J Coburn S Chapman of Chicago H V Hedfield and Mollie Hamlin Scott and wife from Nashville ram Braham England A iH Smith and wife Bees om Beeches.
Taxpayers in Fulton First Ward question the necessity of a watchman for a small gravel pile beside the M E Church. Some argue it would be more profitable to give the gravel away than pay three dollars a day for protection.
Judge Cox hears the Parkins divorce filing alleging defendant’s adultery with Pauline Payne and cites a West Ninth Street tragedy in which the plaintiff killed her child and attempted suicide. Testimony portrays the plaintiff as virtuous. defendant lives in Francisco. The record mentions equity matters and multiple real estate transactions listed in the court notes.
Testimony shows Jennie Mitchell alleging adultery by Payne and a long domestic strain. Coroner and doctor describe emotional insanity linked to marital stress, with one child dead and another attempt on life, while several divorces cite willful absence and neglect. decrees granted in multiple cases including Schafer, Yeates, Lowry, and Charehill.
Judge Matson oversaw probate of John B Staeblers will as well as appointments for Martin Slough and Elizabeth Richter as administrators. Estates valued at approximately $1,000 in personalty for Rudolph Richter and related parties were processed with appointments noted.
A garbled medical note references liver illness and a disordered system with distressing effects. Mentions a doctor and unspecified symptoms, suggesting a clinical evaluation or history of illness, but the text is largely unreadable and lacking clear details.
The report details a steady money market with 7 percent loan rates on first class mercantile paper and ample currency for depositors. Mortgage paper remains scarce but in demand, and there is firmer call money. Gold and bonds show limited activity, with various United States bonds quoted and bank exchange near New York levels. Local stocks show few sales, while commodities, grain, flour, meat, and tobacco prices are mostly steady or soft, reflecting subdued trading across markets from Cincinnati to New York.
WrepNespay reports a light butter receipt, with demand for choice butter steady at higher prices. Navy, white, and common grades show varied quotes, while cotton stays quiet with mixed grade levels and moderate receipts. Coal market remains dull with ample supply and price differentials by origin.
Hogs receipts 1,317 head in Cincinnati market quiet with prices for common and fair to good. Cattle receipts 238 head with shipments. market active and firmer for common to good grades. Chicago receipts 12,453 with steady prices and diverse cattle sales from common to heavy. Worcester and Philadelphia shows cattle demand steady to higher, spring lambs and sheep sales varied. Buffalo term market active with 1,200 head cattle. sheep and lambs 1,600 head, weekly totals noting moderate activity and price movements across multiple yards.
Reports from various markets indicate a generally quiet oil scene with modest shifts. Parker's Landing shows immediate shipment at 1 1734, Oil City holds firm around 145, Ti notes 1.10 per barrel, Philadelphia reports crude at 54e and refined near 12 9¢, while other centers vary slightly.
The list records arrivals from Memphis United States Louisville St James Pomeroy Fleetwood Huntington Wildwood ville City of Portsmouth Chile Trout F ter G P Huntington Moscow. Departures note Robert Mitchell to New Orleans Fawn Louisville Kittie Hogier Braavesie United States Louipvlls lagna red eroy cn Maysville City ra.
River conditions show a falling level with one foot in the canal and another partial rise. Weather remains cloudy in Louisville on June 9 as reports note traffic on the Eagle and Star vessels. A bell bell shipment arrives with pig iron and a crew from Memphis is mentioned in dull, fragmentary notes.
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