Unsettled City News and Incidents Report
Drunken street disorder led to 19 arrests in two days while several youths escaped from an orphan asylum. Newport and Cincinnati bridge tax official Win H McDowell died of small pox. Mill Creek flooding damaged railroad fills. A fire at Peres worny’s residence caused by a burning substance. A sermon and octet lit up local gatherings. A new Railroad Loss and Building Association certificate of incorporation was filed. A street collision near Clinton and Cutter left Mrs Dixon injured. Relief Committee supplied 2944 machines to applicants, with 549 being Singer treadles. A cartman hurled a youth into a canal and was pelted. bystanders rescued the youth. A Grand Alndoe Dagon obstacle blocked First street that afternoon. Police rescued John Helding from a gutter suicide attempt. Cincinnatians plan to travel abroad this spring with several names listed.
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Vece
Colored Orphan Asylum
Newport and Cincinnati
Win. H. McDowell
Mill Creek
Baltmore & Olio
Coe x
Will
Recorder
Boas
Patherson
Ax Thayer
Howard W Blinning
Walte
Dixon
Clinton and
Cutter Streets
Pat
Haeh
Mr. Cartman
Cartman
Central Avenue
Second Streets
First Street
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Jeffries
John Helding
Ade
Everett
German Meeting and Local Court Docket Summary
The report lists multiple court cases with fines for drunkenness, striking, larceny, and assault alongside a note on a German Reunion and Reform Association meeting. Discharges and terms include fines of 5 to 10 dollars, with some prisoners sent to jail and others held for further proceedings. A thirty-member committee was chosen to represent Grever and nearby figures for the Arbeiter Hall event, with a plan to raise funds for movement.
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German Reunion and Reform Association
Arbeiter Hall
Grever
B. Simon
Eee
Squire Renau
Pp. Vv
Chan
Arikea Phon Sindeeaven
Imposing Ceremonies at the Cathedral Yesterday
A grand ceremony consecrated two Roman Catholic Bishops inside the Cathedral drawing a vast audience from Fort Wayne and Cleveland dioceses. Archbishops and bishops led the rites with clergy in attendance, accompanied by Beethoven’s Mass rendering and a notable choral performance. General Order No. 3 admonishes police attire at court. A prominent lawyer of Muskingum County, born 1818 and active since 1850, passed away at his residence, leaving a legacy in the legal community.
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Pg Aca
Purcelt
Quinlan
Mobile
Alabamas
McCasky
Loniéville
Kentucky
Toebbe
Burgess
Detroit
Michigan
Rosecrans
Oe Gmbus
Ohio
Fitzgerald
Little Rock
Kansas
de St. Palais
Vincennes
Indiana
Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Father Halley
Cathedral
Beethoven
Mason Cy
Ortorw Nari
LizvrennAxis
tAntae Fen Rae Weelhaatie
Lega Ivean
Nighttime disappearance near West Liberty Street
Richard Bielefield left his home at No 7 West Liberty Street to work the night shift at Wreqthoe works. His dinner bucket was found on the towpath and no violence was evident though robbery and canal death are suspected. A second incident reports Dr Hunter’s office boy injured after a fall on stairs.
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Richard Bielefield
West Liberty’ Street
Wreqthoe
Noom
Bielefeld
Saan Hadi
Seaue F
Wawara Laway
Hunter
Dewn
Hill
Fourth and
Central Avenue
C. E. Norton
Norton
Main Street
Mabe
Tragic Falls Raise Inquest For Storekeeper And Woman
An East Te am Wet sats storekeeper leaped from an attic window to his death, an inquest to be held this afternoon. Mrs. Knuver of 11 Webster street died after a wash boiler mishap. coroner to convene an inquest. Tax Odd Fellows Fair continues at Fourth street hall with Yankee kitchen daily and ornate tables featured in evening close.
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East
Te Am Wetsats
Court Street
Arnett
Tminath
Knuver
Webster Street
Bigney
Tax Odd Fellows’ Fair
Ableaux
Sling Sabet
Fapidacy Forge
River News Highlights River Falls and River Traffic
Rainy skies gave way to clear mild weather as the river falls in Pittsburgh and locally. Dispatches list boats and captains moving between St. Louis Cincinnati Maysville and Kanawha with several sternwheelers and barges in tow.
Daily Market Review Shows Mixed Demand Across Commodities
Holders firm but sales require orders as quotes hold for spring. Hogs steady with fair demand at 19 18 for No 1. Cornets stronger, mixed oats in local demand at 41, prime to choice. Poultry chickens fair at share, pork provisions firm with strong demand for choice cuts. Flour and rye prices mixed with steady returns on refined petroleum and lumber futures.
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Bagtey
Bouithagers
Louisiana Rock
Fragmentary New York Notice With Time Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions New York and a time phrase 15-10 A M. suggests a dated notice. The readable content is incomplete with stray words and misreads. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the legible parts.
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Gott
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Kanawha River
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Cumberland
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Daily Market Review
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REV Ved
Commission Merchants
L. H. Sargent & CO
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Onondaga Salt Companies
Walnut Street
Cencinnaty
Prade
L. Sargent & CO
Pranklin Bank
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Wentucky Central Railroad
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Pe Cain
Ezekiel & CO
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JAS. P
Pearl and
Walnut Streets
Nashville Packet Co
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