Relice Court Docket Highlights Indictments And Fines
The Relice Court docket records multiple cases including Anthony Hegeman for indecent exposure with a five dollar fine, Mary Lawler and Mary Redfort arrested for disorderly conduct, and Edward Bosch seeking Work-house confinement for drinking. Others include a child sent to the House of Refuge, several drunk and disorderly charges, and fines ranging from five to one hundred dollars with costs.
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Fred Veogt
Belobogto
Siaewane
Caren Kelly
Jos
Roianana
Michael Nolan
Anthony Hegeman
Wm. McKey
House of Refuge
Mary Lawler
Mary Redfort
Edward Bosch
Mary Fink
Thomas Washer
Pat Healy
James Powers
Healy
Powers
Viona Page
Chas. Ferguson
Bliza Viney
Bucktown
Mary, Lehrenthaler
Mary Lee
Jennie Gorman
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Obituary of Col Henry Burdsal at Foster's Crossing
Col Henry Burdsal of Cincinnati died at his Foster's Crossing residence from paralysis. He trained as an iron molder, helped organize the Cincinnati Cadets with the Armstrong brothers, and served in the Mexican and Civil wars, earning praise in the Quartermaster and cavalry service. He married a Mexican woman, later joined J C Burdsal & Co. Druggists, and left many friends.
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Ninth and
Sycamore Street
Armstrong Brothers
Cineinnati
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Scott
Burdsal
Western
Virginia
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Ohio Cavalry
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Main Street
Union Bethel Anniversary Highlights Large School Attendance
The Union Bethel anniversary drew a large crowd with 1775 scholars in attendance. Superintendent Rev. Thomas Lee led exercises after singing and prayer as 52 mission-school sessions were recorded with an average 1269 attendees, rising to 1651 in the last six months.
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Semi Centenary of Cincinnati Presbytery Held Tomorrow
The Cincinnati Presbytery announces a semi centennial program with three services tomorrow. A 10 o clock meeting at First Presbyterian Church will include volunteer addresses, a 2 30 service at First Church, and an evening session at Second Presbyterian Church featuring a historical discourse by Rev J G Monfort D D. Additional addresses will be given by Rev Drs T E Thomas G M Maxwell and J M Worrall.
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Ho’ Zry Freeman
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P. Mader
Cincinnati
First Presbyterian Church
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G. M. Maxwell
J. M. Worrall
John Robinson's Show Lights Up City Streets
A morning street exhibition by John Robinson's Show drew immense crowds as gaudy chariots, ornate cages, exotic animals, and a large elephant formed a spectacular parade. Mounted police aided the procession and cheered along the lined avenues, promising a season’s most pleasing affair.
Two Democratic Judges Sworn In As Superior Court Opens
The Superior Court marks a historic session with the swearing in of two Democratic judges as Judge Hagans leads the General Term. Cases heard include Brewer v Hassman over a repair contract and a $1600 verdict for damages from a Patrick McDonough death, with juries and counsels named in the record.
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S & Manufacturer's Ins. Co
Washington Ins. Co
Walker
Hagans
Consultane
Berone Supor
Thos. L.mcnathhard
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Ryan, Clifton & Co
Patrick McDonough
Rolston & I. M. Jordan
Caldwell & Fox
Mutual Benefit Literary Society Meeting Features Varied Arts
The Mutual Benefit Literary Society held a Friday session at 27 West Seventh Street showcasing essays, piano solos by Maggie Leslie and Sallie Thrash, readings, an oration by John H. Myers, and a society paper reading. Future meetings alternate homes, next at 82 Baymiller Street with an inviting program.
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James K. Bradfield
Maggie Leslie
Charles H. Rust
Literary Society
John H. Myers
Sallie J. Thrash
Samuel G. Thrash
Baymiller Street
River Weather Swells Pittsburg River and Notable Arrivals
A rainy weekend gave way to mild spring weather as the river at Pittsburg rose to 184g feet in the channel. Arrivals include Gen. Buell and several vessels while the new steamer Exporter, built for the New Orleans to Little Rock run, is described as the era’s finest stern wheel steamer, valued at about $70,000.
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United States
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Kitty Hegler
Argosy
J. W. Garrett
Wheeling
Wm. Stone
City
New Orleans
Little Rock
Arkansas
L. M. Speers & Co
Bellvernon
James Rees
Asters
Ohio No. 4
Andes
Cabetaberg
Ohio
Columbia Named Steamer In Missouri River Plans
Details describe a new steamship to be named Columbia with 160 foot length 98 foot beam and 6 foot depth of hold. It will have two 20 inch bore engines 6 foot stroke four double fuel boilers and a wide scope for Mississippi river service. The Missouri Legislature bans city wharfage but St. Louis harbor bills persist. Underwriters abandon work on wrecks America and Falls City with divers sent to the Falls City site.
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Niles
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Madison
Falls City
Market Review Yields Mixed Flags Across Staples
Grain and butter receipts hold steady with fair demand as prices ease. Coffee remains fairly active with Rio and Java quotes steady amid modest shipments, while meat markets show firm flatness for pork and lard and green apples and potatoes display cautious movement amid light arrivals.
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Simen
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