Police report with multiple local incidents and notices
Police report notes ninety arrests last night and twenty five new street workers. No Board of County Commissioners session held. A false fire alarm on Liberty and Central Avenue caused no blaze. Township assessors notified to meet Saturday for forms and instructions. The steamer Messenger was libelled but later released after a compromise. Delinquent income tax notices issued with April 16 deadline. An inquest followed the death of Annld Purcell in Bucktown. Railroads plan reduced service for certain depots west of Plum Street. A Sunday gathering is planned by Dr. sitihehy and Merideth. A woman found dead in a New Street hovel after intoxication. coroner’s verdict given. A weekly police portrait feature draws mockups of Davis and McHale Roag. a prank parcel was found at Dr Townley’s door. An old man found intoxicated in a cellar near Sixth and Central avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux
Annld Purcell
County Meath
Ireland
Bucktown
Plum Street
Onic
Poreal
New Street
Ali
Madison House
Davis
M'He
Memorial meeting notes on Morse death and telegraph officers
A Cincinnati memorial meeting noted the death of Professor Morse. The gathering appointed officers including West Burling Van Devine George M. ee J. Wi Miller Rogers Lyle and George Floyds Cy Y. Expressions of sympathy came from Louisville New Orleans New York and other cities. A telegraph message to national offices conveyed the loss and burial plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sealer
Cincinnati
Vifinity
Profestor Morse
M. Bt
B.H. Johnson
Morse
L. C. Weir
F. A. Armstrong
W. W. Smith
Dr. Nicholson
Louisville
New Oreans
New York
United States
Nome Orhers
George Floyd
Night Watchman Fights Off Attack at Sycamore Street
In a disturbance at Joe's saloon on Sycamore street officers Delehanty and Woodward arrested George Johnson about 19, and George Smith about 12 o'clock. Johnson slashed Delehanty with a knife wounding the face and cheek. Delehanty retook him and Johnson lunged again. Woodward helped restrain Smith as Johnson fought on. Delehanty’s wounds were sewn and he rested at home. police disposition of the suspects to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
George Smith
Joe
Sycamore Street
Fourth
Delek
Woodward
Johnson
Smith
Delehanty
Hammond Street
A. Kemper
Bion Street
Attempted Murder in St Patrick's Church
Thomas Quinn rose from prayer at St Patrick's Church on Third and Mill streets and struck an elderly man at the door named Francis Stewart, then resumed kneeling and placed a bloody knife beside him. The 80 plus year old victim was taken home for care with facial and neck wounds, while bystanders noted Quinn’s odd behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Quinn
St. Patrick’s Church
Third
Mill Streets
Francis Stewart
Quinn
Court notes and adjourned trials in common pleas
Superior Court proceedings include a forcible detainer suit with a temporary restraining order and a $1,380 judgment on work valued at $2,800, plus a civil case where a jury awarded $50. A probate matter appoints Leopold Burckhardt as administrator of Nicholas Schmitt with $40,000 personal and $60,000 real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Brrore
Jupas Walker
Es Jeffries
Oakes
Taft
Next
Cocetecenetiah
Thas
Jupos Hourris
Leopold Burckhardt
Nicholas Schmitt
Great Eastern Circus and Menagerie Returns to Town
Citizens praise a complete show with strong scenery and captivating drama. Arden’s Wood’s performances fill the theater nightly while a street parade by Robinson’s organization promises a preview of the upcoming Rink spectacle. Public anticipation runs high for opening night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ational
Arden
Wood
Hooch Arden
Lonely Isle
Waite Assault Notes at Fifth and Madison Street
Albert Waite failed to collect a debt when Walter Ellis restrained him from entering the Fifth and Madison streets office. Ellis faced arrest on assault charges to be tried at 10 oclock before Esquire Duveneck. The report also notes a stable fire from a locomotive spark near the Short-line road, and hospital counts at St Elizabeth with nineteen Sisters in charge of twenty four children. The earthquake brigade calls a court house meeting for April seventh for a grand parade planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert George Waite
Walter Ellis
Fifth
Madison Streets
Jack Robinson
Waite
Mr. Ellis
Esquire Duveneck
Kentucky
Ral
Bernard Winthoffer
Iice
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Amputee Joseph Selman Reported Near Despair
The article notes Joseph Selman severely injured by a leg kick and subsequently amputated yesterday. It states his condition is grave with little hope of recovery. The report also mentions Keteeah Harris’s recent division among Mrs. Ward Mrs. O Fallon Mrs. Van Voast and relatives, and a note about mail handling changes affecting Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Selman
Toel Love
Motors
le Mire
Keteeah Harris
Ward
O'Fallon
van Voast
di Foote
Kacha
Newport
Covington
Loulaville
Frankfort
Southern
Direc
Building Association elects officers in annual meeting
Directors elected Jobin Gest as president, J A Wade as vice president, John Seads as secretary, S A West as treasurer. The report mentions mayoral ties, a program with Pierre nva, instrumental music, and tableaux, noting names like Roy H and others amid unclear text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Building Association
Jobin Gest
J. A. Wade
John Seads
S.A. West
Jay
Joseph
Ea J
Roy H. Bio Bedon
Steamship construction and river incidents reported
The piece notes Savanacater’s plan to build twelve steamships at cost around $500000 each, with 200000 ton capacity iron, a New Albany to Louisville barge clash over a Turner attachment, and Sheriff Jones’s posse confronting captains. It mentions the Ohio Salt Company dissolution, a new boat enter and name, and river editor changes plus a fire on Fairmount Hill. It ends with concerns over police protection after a fatal assault on Policeman Delehanty.
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Itayge
Sree
Pitteburg
Sanaa
Savania Central: Railroad Company
Savanacater
Thas Avetery
New Albany
Henry
Turner
Louisville
Henry A. Jones
John H. Williams
Sherif Jones
Wiliam Cooney
Cooney
Purner
Rusk
Pe Appeal
Missouri
St. Louis
John A. Wood
Pittsburg
Ron
Lock
Madison
Robert E. Lee
Ohio
Daily Market Review Beans and Bran Prices Steady Demand Mixed
Markets show quiet tones with beans at varied bids, navy and New York medium futures referenced, and bran steady near 19 to 21 per ton delivered. Apples and hay items hold firm while common oats and winter feeds see modest demand shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
New York
Mo Bere
Louse Grad
Reine
Peices Ile
N. C
Sheepthaoe
Timothy
Hesus Lai
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the Evening Star
Motioce
Suse
Fifth & Vine Sts
Vine
the Dollar Weekly Star
Wesday
EvEnine Star
Henry ‘Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Thorgday
Tae
Board of County Commissioners
Tas Mounty Clery
Tae Hamlin Farm
Mozart Hall
C. Renesey Mitrares
U. Courts
Hovdewestens
Taxdich
Pymmond Street
Liberal Republic and Reunion and Reform Organization
Buckeye Club
Burnet House
Hartwell
Episcopal Church
KR. D. Jarrigon
Eny
Columbus
Tasmin Quinn
Stewart
St. Patrick’s. Church
Pudge Straub
TuEne
Liberty
Central Avenue
Cox
Sixth and
Western Avenue
John Ryan & Co
Charles Folz & Co
Ouney
The
Treasury
Agricultural College
Del
Chiopula
Phia
Virginius J. Tobias
Mobi Veae
Court Report
Norrer
Aris
Earthquake Brigade
Court House
Gilat
J. F. Green
V. Pleasant
Snell
Fourth Street
Beck
Dr. B
Shayne
Mozart Hale
A. Olbary
O'L. Wybe
S&mt Brees Abe
Llmadge
Wilson Bro's
Y. M
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Cakes
Southwestern Transportation ,and Wharfboat Company
Clarksville
Nashville
Ucah
R. W
G. W. Re Ulerk
Tod
C. Dorman
J. Cunning
Ironton
Gallipolis
Marietta
Onlio
River Eer
WS. Talmadge & CO
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Ee Sons
Vine St
Medical
Somalta
Negley
Ana Main
Nat
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Fairmount Hill
Daily Market Review
the the Evening Star
Trunsday
W. M. Vratman
Audi Autor
Por
Jon Star
Builat
Ile
Swengiora
Dhesswa
Inton
Ourthastreet
Cincin
Bellevue Pyssent
Illiamson's
New
M.wa&e
Greenwood
A. O. of
W. Bisth Street
Rook
J Ralareae
Hill
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
C of Este
Fame Circle
Vonleey
Wood's Theater
AcaulEy
Edwin Adams
Ing
Enoch Arden
B. Macauley
Annie Leigh
John Robinson
Great Menagerie
Greenwood Hall
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KE. A
Hale
Walnut Stes Bet
Banoghe
HK Ave
Richard
Sarr
Cincinna
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Jiaoat Doe Esse
Evening Star
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