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Newspaper
The Cincinnati Telegram
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1888
Page
5
A mosaic of political asides recounts 19th century party loyalties amid shifting power. Vignettes name Jim Blaine Grover Cleveland Harrison and Morton, with barroom quips, club-wielding mockery, and a Duckworth Club critique. A New York postscript notes New York and Ohio sentiment shaping 1892 projections.
A Columbus Dispatch comment predicts the Solid South will break in four years and asks about the election’s effect on iron. A man imagines buying iron on credit as prices rise, while a social gathering yields a falsetto singer and a joke about teeth.
November 10 report from Loudon describes the ninefold Whitechapel killer still at large with no trail or evidence. Police and bloodhounds fail to find leads while Parliament faces calls for answers from Secretary Matthews and Sir Charles Warren regarding measures to catch the killer.
At Kas city November 10 a mine blast at Pittsburg and Cherokee Santa Fe Mining Co. killed many and trapped workers. Ninety bodies have been recovered. about fifty believed still entombed. Rescue crews used ropes and buckets as air was pumped in to aid survivors. The scene at the blacksmith shop hospital showed burned miners being carried to safety.
A Will Case alleging lack of sound mind and undue influence on August Wiuck's probate is joined with a daughter’s interest dispute. Separate suits involve Caroline Reineke’s estate through John Leist’s will and a $22,762 building claim by George W. Clark against Thomas Keeeveny. Superior Court set to rule on multiple insurance and corporate cases.
The Eureka Improvement Company sues Hauss Electric Light Mfg Co Chas Deere and F J Taphorn for 5000 and 1830 70 for damages over failure to install electric light machinery. James Riley Williams sues Lottie Spencer for 1000 over redirecting an artificial water course onto his property on Elizabeth Street Avondale seeking an injunction. Michael Kalu John Hoban and Thomas Moran seek an injunction against Covington and Cincinnati Elevated Rail Road Transfer and Bridge Company over a disputed bridge/rail project.
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