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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Telegram

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1888

Page

7

Tow They Started A Few Cincinnatians Who Rose

A crowded survey of Cincinnati natives who began with low jobs and rose to prominence. Names include Dan Calahan a newsboy Larry Hazen a horse shoer Mayor Smith a butcher boy Jerry Kiersted a coppersmith Squire Anthony a dray driver and many others across trades from mason to clerk and banker.

Larry Hazen Mayor Smith Jerry Kiersted Squire Anthony Johnny Haggerty Hugh Campbell Joe Tee Judge Tanlinpaan Jimmy Kace

Dog and gun club member voices on game protection

Mrs Frank Leslie of the American Pet Dog Club is cited as an active member. Goose flocks were seen on the Big Miami River. Redfoot Lake Tennessee duck shooting is poor this season. The piece urges sportmen to address game protection promptly.

Busenbarks Hamilton Big Miami River Frank Leslie The American Pet Dog Club Miaiai Redfoot Lake Tenn

Laughable syrup mishap in Georgia sparks bemused reaction

A Macon Telegraph reader recalls a comical incident where a syrup maker tried to keep rain out of a barrel by using a funnel as a stopper. The barrel overflowed, spilling sweet syrup while the man left for home unaware of the mess.

Georgia Macon Telegraph W. F. Forke Homme

Brilliant Crescent Lodge Social Delights Cincinnati Clubgoers

The Crescent Lodge No. 42 of the K P held its first social of a series at its Sixth and Walnut hall. About 300 guests in evening dress enjoyed a program by Apollo Club quartet and Miss Sna bk Curry violin, with Prof Wertner at the piano. Social games followed and a luncheon by John Leben, supervised by Ganistant, concluded the evening.

Crescent Lodge K. of P Sixth Walnut Cincinnati Muldwyn Evans Chas H. Robinson G. L. Walier R. M. Bickersta Apollo Club Sna Bk. Curry Prof Wertner College of Music John Leban Ganistant Watwen

Notable Guests At Rightful Entertainment Event

The guest list includes Dr W F Taylor Charles H Heine Dr E J Heyshe J Clark and W H Suther with many ladies from Newport Covington and surrounding towns. Names such as Mrs John Davis Mrs James Kidney Mrs A P Butterfield Mrs Lee Brooks Mrs Dr Davis Mrs William Pettibone and others appear among attendees.

W. F. Taylor Charles H. Heine E. J. Heyshe J. Clark W. H. Sutherand John Davis James Kidney Newport A. P. Butterfield Lee Brooks Dr. Davis William Pettibone James Pettibone John Francis Henry Ashton Emily Hauk Beaty Ella Taylor Covington Thomas Collins Henry Marks Arthur Foget W. H. Sutherland R. M. Bickerstart Cash Rondebush Ben Cox Ida Thompson John Filter E. W. Denham Tenney Harry Skiff Will Harrisor

Notable Cincinnati Subscribers Ahead of Centennial

A letter to the Enquirer lists clothiers Mabley & Carew and Browning King & Co with large pledges to the Centennial fund and notes other local contributors. The piece also mentions the Holiday Criterion issue, promising a grand publication with contributions from Bills Nye Criswell and others, with distribution plans from Cumminsville to Harlem.

Cincinnati Messrs Mabley & Careww Enquirer Clothiers of Mabley & Carew James Wilde Jun., & Co Browning King & Co Fechheimer Bros. &Co West Illustrated London News Ohio Bill Nye Criswell Derrick Quad The Letroit Free Press Morton L. Hawkins Cincinnati Telegram Elliot Marfield James A. Green Timnes-Star V. Lewis Brown

Wanter to Get Back

Shipwreck passengers in a lifeboat question provisions as the captain claims only cheese is lacking. A humorous exchange about Limburger cheeses on board reflects distress and tension aboard the sinking wreck.

Dia Righd

The Ohio Man's Grip Failing to Fade

Post mortem in Steubenville reveals stomach liver and kidneys in healthy condition with no signs of alcohol effects. The deceased, long known drunkard, had been a political and business figure whose grip on these realms may persist despite his death.

Ohio New York Telegram Steubenville

Remarkable Fact About Lead Pencil Use

The Norristown Herald notes John Faber claims the United States uses about one hundred million lead pencils annually. This equals roughly two pencils per person, yet when a man borrows a pencil he often borrows yours.

Norristown Herald John Faber Nuremburg O Stim Nates United States

City Guards Patrols by New York Police

A brief fragment notes police presence in New York with mentions of guarding and unspecified activity. The text refers to imagery of smoking and chewing but provides no clear events, names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a fuller report.

Our City New York

Thanksgiving Chimes At Trinity Church In Covington

The Covington section reports on the Trinity Church bells presented by John William and Henrieta Adams Baker. A detailed Thanksgiving music program includes Bach and festive hymns performed by Professor Mellon of Baltimore with Bishop Dudley preaching in the evening. Community notices cover concerts, social events, local arrivals, and brief city updates.

Covington Trinity Church Mellon Baltimore Karin Jesus Dudley Kells Valley of Eden B. Carpel B. Bramlager St Joseph’s Church Charles Eaton Olney George Eaton Garrard Street Charles Smit Madison’ Ave James Minor Frank Ford J.G. Carlisia James Wayne Re . W Williams Lela Sample Trinity Guild Hall K. U Joseph Murphy Second Plum Cincinnati James Ramsey Minor

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