Local Burch to Lecture at Cumminsville Masonic Hall
Wallace Burch will lecture this evening at the new Masonic Hall Cumminsville on Ready Wit. A West Street property purchase by Fire Commissioners. A cauldron spill caused Box 64 alarm at Court and Harriet. An injury to John Burt from a horse tack. Caisson work aids railroad bridge soundings. Corbett caught stealing a robe and whip sold to a hackman. Rosenthal unpaid wages case ends in judgment. Pinkus charged with bastardy. divorce granted to his wife.
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Wallace Burch
Masonic Hall
Cumminsville
Court and
Harriet Streets
John Burt
Fourteenth
Race Streets
Lower River Road
Newport
William Corbett
Cutter Street
Joe Wilmes
Vine Street
Corbett
Fred Kuchler
Hackman
J. Rosenthal
Third Street
Charley Pinkus
Alice Richardson
Squire Nevin
Court delays appointing receiver in C H D case
This morning Judge Smith continued the order of Judge Cox setting aside James E. Campbell as receiver of the C H D until the petition in error is heard in the Circuit Court. The delay favors the road by at least a month.
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Circuit Court
Smith
Cox
James E. Campbell
Fire at boarding-house prompts morning alarm
An alarm from Box 41 around seven this morning was caused by a defective fire in the boarding house at 7 and 9 North Street. Damage estimated at 50 dollars mostly from water.
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North Street
Cincinnati Observes Grand Army Day With Massive Parade
Between four and five thousand veterans and sight-seers filled the city as a grand parade honored Grand Army Day. Police and fire units joined merchants and veterans in a thirty five minute pageant. Speakers at the Highland House urged patriotism as crowds dispersed with strong memories of the day.
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Highland House
Cincinnati
Labor Notes Calls for Full Precinct Registration
Officials urge complete voter registration while denouncing old hacks and campaign lies. The Union Labor party lacks funds but is described as truthful, with county voters urged to act as honest citizens amid complaints about Smoke Inspector Fehrenbatch in the Twelfth Ward.
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Union Labor Party
Twelfth Ward
Pittsburg
Fehrenbatch
John Kelly Named Louisville Club Manager Next Season
Baseball notes report John Kelly will manage the Louisville Club next season. Al Hungler will pitch for the Shamrocks and Mullane for the Reds in the Cincinnati Shamrock game tomorrow. The Brotherhood of Ball Players kept their meeting secret, while Dave Orr faced a divorce notice trial in New York but was dismissed. Cincinnati defeated Philadelphia 9 to 4 with 17 base hits to 11.
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John Kelly
Louisville
al Hungler
Shamrocks
Mullane
Reds
Brotherhood of Ball Players
Dave Orr
Mets
New York
Dave
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Assignment Notice From Den Laundry Proprietor
Charles D. Irwin owner of the Den laundry at 241 Vine street assigned the property this morning at 9 19 to Win G Roberts. Liabilities are unknown but estimated around 100 dollars. At 8 05 a m a chattel mortgage was issued to Sarah Irwin for 2908 dollars.
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Charles D. Irwin
Den
Vine Street
G. Roberts
Sarah Irwin
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