Magnificent Exposition Halls Open for Centenary Celebration
Cincinnati prepares for a hundred day procession of events near Music Hall. Machinery Hall and Main Exhibition Hall feature a grand fountain, canal display, and a vast arena for theatre and concerts. An education and kindergarten exhibit will showcase early learning in the Northwest.
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Premise of a Delightful Drive in Cincinnati Ward
A description notes public institutions with the Cincinnati House of Refuse in the Twenty fourth ward as notably attractive and interesting within the city’s landscape.
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Cincinnati House of Refuge shines amid Centennial notes
Old Cincinnati notes describe the House of Refuge near Colerain Avenue opened in 1850 with capacity for 400, a five story castellated main building and five acre lawn. It touts visitors during the Centennial Exposition and highlights other civic facilities including schools, chapels, workshops and a grand boulevard drive.
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Gullable by a Gypsy Swindle Targets Local Merchant
Loran city reports a con where a magician gypsy woman fooled O Casyrox April 13 by promising wart removal. The victim paid with three hundred dollar bills and fourteen ones, folded into sacks, then found the money stolen after nine days. Police chased leads to gypsy camps west of town. suspect left town days earlier.
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Saloon Law Sparks Divided Views In Cincinnati
Interviews show a broad split among saloon keepers after Ohio Senate approves Sunday closing. Some favor the rest day and orderly Sundays as in New York, others fear loss of Sunday receipts. Debate likely to continue as public reaction grows.
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