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Newspaper

The Evening News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1887

Page

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Absent Cincinnati Agency Manager Faces Scandal and Debt

The disappearance of P. R. Warman, manager of the Cincinnati Commercial Agency, shocks business circles as debts loom large. He is said to be ill in Bellefontaine Ohio, with seven attachments totaling thousands sought by creditors including Spencer Craig Metropolis Bank and First Baptist Church. Warman, a church and temperance figure, led a double life amid mounting financial trouble and a court seizure at the agency on Fourth and Walnut.

Third Street P. R. Warman Cincinnati Commercial Agency Warman Pirot Baptist Church Smith Mr. Warman Wesley Avenue Std Whereabouts Farman Mrs. Warman Frank Zamatein Metropolitan National Bank First Baptist Church Squire ‘Bright Constable Gass William Dowling Fourth and Walnut Fytlows Spencer & Craig Wmn. Tuyman Met Miller M. M. Loim Henry Kendall Bek Kra Anema

Peaceful close to Minneapolis Knights of Labor convention

The Minneapolis K of L convention ends peacefully as Bailey and Barry are kept on the board for another year. A new constitutional amendment requires locals to join state or national trades assemblies and credentials meetings move up. A portrait gift to Mrs. Barry prompts emotion. sympathy is shown for the New York Brass Works.

Minneapolis K. of L Warsaw Park Brothers Black Diamond Steel Works Pittsburg Perry & White Broom Manufacturers Urbana Ohio American Tube and Iron Works Youngstown Trades’ Assembly General Assembly Leonora Barry Mr. Powderly Powderly Litchman Barry Bailey New York Brass Works State Assembly General Executive Board National Trades Assembly Eee Indianapolis Sentinel and Journal Knights of la Sa Wie

Burglary Report In Trenton Postmaster’s Home

J D Carter postmaster of Trenton reports burglary at his home. Cash stolen amounts to 16 dollars with valuables valued at 800 dollars. Authorities investigate the break in and seek leads. Local police are reviewing nearby shops for possible connections.

J.D. Carter Trenton

Northeast Cor Seventh and Vine at Bullock's Old Stand

Readable marker indicates a storefront at the northeast corner of Seventh and Vine in Cincinnati known as Bullock's Old Stand. No additional context or events provided.

Republican Disappointment at Third Ward Meeting

An article mocks a supposed Republican rally in the Third Ward at Sycamore and Liberty. It says crowd size was under 150 despite stage lighting and a brass band, with speakers like Ben Butterworth failing to energize attendees. German and Irish voters reportedly disapproved of Know Nothing tones and union opposition.

Third Ward Commercial Gazette Sycamore and Liberty Ben Butterworth General Brown John Fehrenbatch Bendigs Goesling The Tenth Ward Glee Club Bailiwick Party of Principles Garfield Ben Rhine Butterworth

Death in a Sewer Trap Claims Laborer May

Harrison May colored laborer employed by Peter and Scully in the Glenway avenue sewer Clifton was buried by cave in. The shaft reached eighteen feet with two scaffolds in use when earth collapsed at five o'clock. May was beneath fifteen feet of soil and suffocated before rescue could reach him. The body was removed to the morgue.

Harrison May Peter and Scully Glenway Avenue Clifton May

The Sugar Trust Forming Across Refineries

Reports claim the sugar trust is nearly complete with bonds of 15 million and 50 million in stock. Henry Havemeyer to serve as president and John E Zeavles named general manager as refineries, including North River and Oxford, prepare to join. The plot mirrors earlier consolidations as industry figures discuss the move.

New York Henry Havemeyer John E. Zeavles Havemeyer & Elder Sugar Refining Company North River Oxford Sugar Refining New Orleans

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R. Warman Bellefontaine, Ohio Ohio Mutual Health and Accident Insurance Company Thos. B. Paxton C. A. Withers Wm. Means Thomas Porter Frank Zumstein Kentucky New Standard Merchant the National Merchant Tailoring Company Bullock Cincinnati Altenburger and Vail Wapakoneta Chauncée-Makers the Sugar Trust Xran Isaac Hill Henry Prochet Cambridge City Jnd Penitentiary Reform Farm James Kelly John Yeager Barbour County W. Va
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