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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Telegram

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1888

Page

4

Arbor Day and Forest Concerns Amid Public Interest

An item discusses Arbor Day growing public attention as states and territories enroll observers. It notes fears of forest destruction by lumbermen and promotes tree planting as a remedy. Editor P. L. Goodhry notes Civil Service interest and political warnings urge Republicans to follow cautious paths amid the holiday buildup.

Oservers Arbor Day P. L. Goohry New York Evening Post Aewumps Harrison

Ed Stevens to Wichita When Exposition Deficit Paid

The reader asks when Ed Stevens will travel to Wichita and when the Exposition deficit will be settled. The text presents a garbled mix of names and phrases, suggesting a newspaper excerpt with questions about local figures and events rather than a coherent report.

Stevens Wichita Leos Bris Gel Sam Cary

Morgan Raid Recalled in Cincinnati Troop Memoir

A veteran recalls Civil War episodes around Buffalo and Cincinnati. He describes Lew Wallace, General Burnside, and Morgan’s raid, the attempted battery placement near Sharon, and foraging depredations including a preacher’s horse anecdote. Local policing notes and expositions add color to the era.

John Morgan Buffington’s Island Morgan Lew Wallace Rob’s Hill Gerjera Springdale Glendale Sharon Loveland Miami Sam Hobson Williams Richelieu Miles Standish Flanders

What They Want Old Santa Claus to Drop In Their Hosiery

A garbled list shows names paired with fantastical Christmas gifts and aims of various figures. Items range from a new hat and clean shirt to a salary boost, a permit for a lecturing tour, a sheriff’s or postmaster’s pledge, and even a copyright on a slang phrase. The piece reads as a satirical, fragmented roster of wishes directed at public figures and professions.

Santa Claus Robert Ange Mhembers Charles Wiltoy Howard Saxty Criterion Mike Lirion Bert Green Riley

Foraker Era Fights Patronage and Appointments

The text outlines political notes on Governor Foraker and patronage in Cincinnati, mentioning Fidelity Receiver Ar Armstrong’s $3,000,000 suit outcome, appointments to federal posts, and boards of public affairs. It references D RB Baker and W BE Bundy, plus chatter on successors and grand spectacles by the Order of Cincinnatus.

Gov. Foraker Cincinnati Fidelity Ar Armstrong D. RB. Baker Dentach Robert Tom Leonard Ohd T. Norris D. Clifford Shears Order of Cincinnatus Robert McRoberts Foraker Board of Public Affairs Whitfield

Notable Cincinnati Leaders Highlight Morrison and Ingalls Networks

A Telegram reporter describes Thomas Morrison a popular, aging pork merchant and Chamber President. It recalls John A Townley’s wit and style, then follows talk of Eugene Ingalls and Eugene Zimmerman, their rise in railway and commercial circles, and hints at future deals with the Chesapeake and Ohio line and Jay Gould influence. The scene shifts from Burnet House chatter to notes on Cincinnati's business power and looming developments.

Thomas Morrison Chamber of Commerce North of Ireland John A. Townley Chamber Mr. Townley Zimmerman Ingalls Burnet House Eugene Burnet Boulevard Des Capucines Paris Lyon d‘ Or West Cincinnati Alexander McDonald M. ‘E. Ingalls Egad Ludlow Street Ohio Navy Jay Gould New York Eugene Zimmerman Ople Ellowe St. Nicholas Ingells Vine Street Hill Third Street Telegram

Reinstaller's Elegant Jewelry at Central Avenue Store

If you plan a Christmas gift for a friend or relative inspect Mr. Reinstaller's fine jewelry stock at 1 Central avenue near Fifth street. Sietert's holiday gifts beat Santa Claus for variety and value.

Central Avenue Fifth Street

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