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Newspaper
Cincinnati Daily Times
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1875
Page
4
An odd ad style note touts Elastic 683 eee as a swift remedy for rupture. It claims durable metals frames and immediate relief, mentioning an office at 44 West Fourth Street and a Cincinnati setting.
Water-Works Trustees met yesterday passing bills and payrolls totaling 5500 dollars. The action followed discussion of the Allegretti Iceberg and the Antiseptic refrigerator project at 55 West Fourth Street.
Officials anticipate dramatic disclosures during the Waterworks probe as epee confessions surface. Investigators, facing mounting pressure, pursue direct statements from key figures amid ongoing inquiries and public interest.
An adjourned business meeting of the Lady Teachers' Association will be held at Norman School hall next Saturday as noted in Table 19.
Canis, the cornet player, is highlighted in a short readable fragment noting his musical skill and participation in a local event. The incomplete text suggests a focus on individual performer recognition within a broader program.
An unclear report notes Seana won a boat race last evening with Sweeney credited. A mace medal and several medals from a bridge event are mentioned, suggesting award moments amid the same snippet.
Cresap met with perfect success in his great sale on Price's Hill. Every lot sold at rising prices from 30 to 50 dollars per foot, and he would have sold more if not halted.
The Law Library Association will hold a meeting Saturday evening in Room No. 2 Court to hear an address.
The Fire Association of Philadelphia, one of the oldest and wealthiest insurers, lists John H. Law & Son of No. Third Street as managers in the city.
A committee including Messrs and Hilb Brashears and Greuter files suit over a 2007 charge involving Andy adr peplessaglieryed Sees beast utisseceients tee Works. They seek to recover money misdirected or missing in a local financial dispute.
Last evening at the Grand Opera the Tony Combination drew the largest audience of the week as the program change proved a strong success. The house reported high interest in the revised variety show with standout performances noted by attendees.
The society has elected its officers for the ensuing year. Named are A. Clark, ae Simpkinson, J. J. E. P. Bradstreet, J. BR. Pye, W. T. Hanks, B. Woods, J. William L. R. Bramble, J. W. Dale and Henry.
Governor Allen names George W Boyce to fill Judge Storer’s vacant Trustee role in Athens. Boyce, a graduate of the nation and California bound, departs with his family for a five day mountain trout trip. A notable compliment to a local citizen.
The Cincinnati Orchestra reed band performed yesterday afternoon at Burnet Woods. The program showcased high quality music and drew around a thousand observers who lauded the ensemble’s execution and precision.
A fragmentary report from Farmers' College recounts a day’s activities with eighty three pupils noted for the year. It mentions Ohio Female College transformation, upcoming two-year gap, and signals by Abbe and others about funding, libraries, and campus facilities. Names such as Ida Newbold and L Pierson appear among the event list.
The Wesleyan Female College honored retiring President Dr Bugbee with a gift of Blackwood's Bible Encyclopedia. Rev D H Moore was installed as the new president amid remarks praising Dr Bugbee's leadership and outlining future plans, including endowment hopes and continued commitment to Christian education for women.
A press boy at Strobridge & Co. on West Fourth street died when a coal lump, weighing about six pounds, fell from a hoisting box to the fifth floor. The inquest found death was accidental with no blame assigned. the victim lived with his parents in Delhi Township.
Large turnout at Parlor Grove for the Young Men's Sodality picnic with orderly, drunk-free enjoyment. Local court actions include a Maysville railroad execution and a chancery postponement. Minor police notices, arson, and theft charges surface alongside vivid local anecdotes and upcoming matches.
Street crowd from Cincinnati expected near halth and View streets with seating for at least 1 000, including 500 for ladies. City notes sanitary concerns, river/bridge company accounts, police confirmations, and several street improvements funded by specific tax levies.
A Camaried column fragment mentions river area residents disturbed by steamboat whistles, court cases, and a variety of local items. Reports cite barracks troop movements, gunfire no, a boy’s funeral, a large Grace M E Sunday school picnic, city council actions, tax appeals, and a Turnfest invitation. More details include city health figures, arrest tallies, and fire department supply authorizations.
Real estate notices describe auctions and subdivison sales at 68 West Third Street and 64 West Third Street. Executors and buyers purchase lots at Pleasant and Elder streets, Little Miami Railroad site, and Walnut Hills with prices listed, including 5600 and 289 dollars. Executors and heirs engage J B Brockman and others through Bernhard Nieters to handle property transfers and subdivisions.
An aged newspaper fragment touts Dr Jaynes Sanative Pills as a quick remedy for liver disorder and related digestive distress. It claims the medicine cleanses the biliary organs and reduces the chance of a relapse following treatment.
The banking sector shows 7 percent on regular deposits and scarce first class paper in the open market. Mortgage paper is in demand, city property loans run one to three years at 5 percent, money on call firm at 6 percent, and government bonds steady. Exchange activity in New York and other cities remains quiet but firm with bankers matching New York rates. Sterling exchange steady with day bills at 4 87 and sight at 4 0. Gold cash remains firm and financiers pay close to New York rates for large sums.
A sprawling OCR mash of prices and items shows broad activity in dairy oils grains and meats. The report lists prices for molasses onions peanuts sugar and tobacco alongside crude and refined petroleum and various regional cattle hogs and pork quotes.
The report lists buyers and sales at the Merchants Exchange with names including John McCann Fayetteville Guth felon Linatiges Milwenkee Heenen George Hug Gill Bell E B Brown Ralph Hunt Spring field and Nat Harris. Items sold include various lots of corn oats whisky and sample lots with prices per bushel and per barrel, noting quantities arriving and to arrive.
The market notes butter steady at quoted prices, beans and corn dull with mixed values, and cotton, cheese, eggs, and fruit showing varied activity. Flours and grains are steadier with limited demand, while hay remains firm and shipments and stocks are tracked by region and elevator delivery.
Milwarkers notes firm Wheat No 2 100 seller July and 1004 seller August. Detroit reports flour dull and grain prices steady. Chicago prices show mixed corn and oats easing with steady pork lard and wheat. Receipts and shipments listed. Buffalo and Pittsburgh markets noted firm for No 2 Milwaukee wheat and Western corn.
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