Workman Severely Injured In Foundry Belt Incident
A worker at J. L. Haven & Co.'s foundry had his arm broken yesterday morning when caught in a cleaning belt. He was treated after being removed via the Inclined railway, and an amicable adjustment to allow regular car service is hoped.
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Workman
J. L. Haven & Co
Warped Poppis
Aca
Dietrich Kemper
Strietmeyer
Straight Street
Police Court Docket Notes Delinquent Chattels and Death
The docket shows cases continued for John sin mali ciously cutting Frank sake and E Perry for concealed weapons until the 23d. Ann Magrot and Delia Langdon were sent out for ten and thirty days respectively. Bridget Barrett and ten Delia Langdon faces further sentences. John Benham, Mat Kamp fined $50 costs for disorder. Joseph Rooney and John Walsh linked to theft and common theft with varying outcomes. Nichols Shierberg discharged for lack of evidence. Wm Heil sentenced to sixty days workhouse. Board of County Commissioners approves several bills and authorizes warrants totaling $10,254.69. A man named Warner found dead likely from delirium tremens. coroner to hold inquest.
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John
Frank Sake
E. Perry
Ann Magrot
Bucktown
Bridget Barrett
Rooucktown
Delia Langdon
John Benham
Mat. Kamp
George Fisher
Joseph
Rooney
John McGorman
John Walsh
Mitchell
Nich Shierberg
Probate Court Admits Williams Will and Appoints Administrators
The will of Eliga B Williams was admitted to probate. Guetay Tafel named administrator of G A Miller estate valued at 20000 in personal property and 3000 in real estate. Mary Doran appointed administratrix of Edward Doran with 500 personal and 4000 real estate. Frank Reinbraths named administrator of Anna M Henkel estate 700. Mary L Howard named executrix of Eliza H Williams with 5000 personal 3100 real. George Leichtweits Will admitted to probate. Maria Leichtweigs named executrix estate 1100.
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Bevons
Eliga B. Williams
Guetay Tafel
G. A. Miller
Mary Doran
Edward Ddran
Frank Reinbraths
Anna M. Henkel
Mary L. Howard
Eliza H. Williams
George Leichtweits
Maria Leichtweigs
The Coal Heavers Strike Sparks Meeting Action
Labor leaders at Groesbeck Hall held a meeting of coal dealers last Thursday night. Officers were elected including President Philip and Vice President Michael Welch. The gathering showed resolve to maintain present terms and warned shovellers against concessions. A second meeting was planned for the night to continue discussions and actions.
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Groesbeck Hall
Sixth and
Freeman Streets
Philip
Michael Welch
John W. Coleman
E. M. Davis
Ohic Eoguan
National Labor Union
Spain
Fon
Fee Increases Return to Pre Bill Rates for County Officials
The county officials have reinstated the old fee schedule matching rates used before the Hamilton County Fee Bill. The move restores prior charges, impacting legal filings and related services.
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Hamilton County
Weathered river traffic as Pittsburg floods and ships move
Cloudy weather and possible rain mark a busy river scene today. The Ohio River at Pittsburg stands high with 86 feet in the channel and 66 feet under the suspension bridge, while 8 feet in the main channel signals swelling waters. Saturday shipping is active as vessels depart and pilots report mixed fates including a grounded shaft and a救 failed rescue on a coal boat.
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Pittsburg
Franklin
United States
Louisville
Wildwood
Chile
Fleetwood
Pomeroy
Ee Portamouth
Argosy
Silver Moons
Memphis
John Kilgour
Newtan OH
Bostona
Portsmouth
H Henry Probasco
St. Louis
Telegrapl
Dove No
Wheeling
Brillburg
Nashville
Matt Eckel
Tom Cree
Ironsides
U County
Iowa
Shamrock
James Keene
Cairo
Market Prices and Supplies for Durable Goods
River afloat at 12 18c. Retail rates quoted for Ohio and Kanawha wheat and mixed corn. Lard oil petroleum potatoes and peaches show moderate demand. bulk meats and bacon priced. sugar and salt steady. Cotton market quiet with varied grades and receipts. whisky markets quiet at 6c per gallon.
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Ohio
Kanawha
Nai
Sontag
San
New Orleans
Demerara
Liverpool
Stearns and Palmer Set Wedding Date in Lockland Ohio
On Thursday evening April 18 1872 at the bride’s parents residence in Lockland Ohio Alfred M Stearns of Wyoming Ohio and Lizzie Palmer of Lockland were married by Reverend W B Moler assisted by Reverend Sawley in a ceremony at the couple’s home.
Barred by Review Notes on Market Beans and Butter
The Evening Star reports a firm market for beans with choice New York varieties noted. The text also hints at butter markets and pricing, though the OCR is garbled and some words are unreadable.
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Evening Star
Aprilia
New York
Wonders at the Wonderful Store One Dollar Art Sale
The Wonderful Store at 160 West Fourth street corners Elm street replenishes its walls each day with Chromes and Oil Paintings priced at one dollar. A large stock of other fine goods also sells for one dollar, inviting both ladies and gentlemen to visit and be amazed by the bargains.
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Elm Street
George D. Winchele
Befley Avenue
Wyoming
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Cincinnati
Mage
Centre Avenue
Lafayette
Poron Otias
I. Ve
Mort
CHAS
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West Third Street
Meyers, Orton & CO
Third Street
Horffer & Buennin
Race Street
Bank
Barnard
Brighton
Warner
Division
High Streets
McLean, Harrison and
Western Avenues
Ernst
Fairmount
Adolphus Smith
John Bates
Myra
Charbes C
Kohe
Worthington Avenue
Burns Avenue
Bath Rose
SOO Hall
Cellar, &Co
Chas. C. Kohl
Sycamore Street
Lane Street
Walnut Hills
Tyne
Sycamore
Charles C. Kohl
West Third St
Hemmelgarn & CO
Main St
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