Fragmentary 19th Century Local Notices and Tragedies
A boy Frank Knipper drowns after falling from a flatboat while playing. Multiple notices describe events in Turner Hall celebrations, property auctions, and a fatal shooting by a man named Henry Aldinger. Reports also note Civil War regiments, a canal drowning verdict, and fishing-boat searches at Front Street.
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Frank Knipper
Smith and
Water Streets
Ninth Ohio Regiment
Turner Hall
Pees
Richard Beiledeld
Sis City
Wubardan
Cen
Garay
Berg Masonic Temple
Cricialebbetcaes
Petenen
Sedeuk
Kinisreemom
Bassett
Tealen
James Mad
Police Court Docket Shows 34 New and 7 Continued Cases
The docket lists 34 new and 7 continued cases with offenses including drunkenness disorderly conduct and assault. Several defendants received jail or workhouse terms, fines, or sent orders, while others were released or continued for further proceedings. Notable names include Miles Gibons Perry Huling Mike Bywater Charles Whitchel George Walters Mary Barns Ann McKey Bridget Higgins John Walsh Mary Lawler Arnold Swing and a minor referenced as a 16 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ness
Miles Gibons
Perry Huling
Mike Bywater
Fan
Charles Whitchel
John Walsh
George Walters
Ina Hunter
Mary Barns
Ann McKey
Bridget’ Higgins
Bucktown
Mary Lawler
Bridget Gallagher
Bridget
Mary
John Muhlhauser
Adam Thesig
Arnold Swing
Court Report Sees Insurance Policy Ended by Violation
In a trial before Jupez Hacans, Wilkins v. Tobacco Fire and Marine Insurance, the court held the policy on the steamboat St. Patrick void due to a clause violation navigating below Cairo. The ship later burned after a White River trip, affirming the lower court ruling. Also covered are barge loss totals, a seller’s liability under Indiana inspection statutes, a Cincinnati & Hillsborough R R Co case over usury and bond validity, and district court license receipts.
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Superior Court—General
Jupez Hacans
Wilkins v. Tobacco Fire and Marine Insurance Company
St. Patrick
Ohio
Mississippi
Cairo
White River
Memphis
Yaple
Oho
Gaff
O'néal
O'Neal
Lawrenceburg
O'Neil
O’ Neal
H.county
Franklin Nty
Ind
Fox
O'Conner
Indiana
Hagatis
Cincinnati & Hills Gh R. BR. Co
City
B. R. Co
New York
Cincinnati & Hillsborough B. R. Co
John Bates
Sememnog
Peare Ny
District Court
Pohlman
Amusements and a County Board of Control clash
The notice reports Aimee at Pike's Opera House La Grand Duchesse with a strong supporting bill and notes Buffalo Bill’s dramatized show at Macaulay’s venue. It also covers a quarrel between the Board of Control President and County Auditor Yeatman over bill certifications, plus car track and coal mine price disputes and a workers strike at Marmet with pay disputes and work stoppages.
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Aimee
Pike's Opera House
la Grand Duchesse
M’ilee Andamme
Vandelet
Messrs. Noe
Bertohn
C. M. Zanliz
Macaulay
Buffalo Bill
Ned Butt
Raswonde Thews
T Pany
Urday
Pidergent
National Theater
National
St Pike’s Opera House
Sargent
Eusioncer
Board of Control
Walter M. Yeatman
Orrigz Board of Control
Ordrewatt
M. M. Yeatman
Ww.s
Oracv
Yearman
Board of Commisskies
Board of County Commissioners
Reemelin
Uh Citutte
Dhe Haitor
River News Missed Tides Mark Falling Water Levels
Weather shifts persist with showers and mild days. The river at Freel Pittsburg shows 7 feet 6 inches at Pittsburg mouth and 683 feet under the suspension bridge with 334 feet of water in the channel. Arrivals include United States and General Buel from Louisville and several river craft. Mixed reports from levee trade as vessels encounter delays and hull damage, including a sunk wharf boat and a broken shaft on the Stoms. The Iron Mountain distance is stated as 150 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States
General Buel
Louisville
Kentucky River
Wildwood
Chile
St. James
Maysville
Kanawha
Robert Burns
Memphis
Orange
Pittsburgh
Arlington
St. Louis
J. W. Garrett
Madison
Tailleville
H. Verhof, Jr
Mary Houston
Pemenent
Iron Mountain
Ohio No. 4 Departs Pomeroy for River Ports at Four
The Ohio No. 4 passenger packet, owned by Sack Wee of Ironton Ohio, sails from this city at 4 PM bound for Pomeroy and intermediate ports. The Ohio is favored for reliable service with attentive officers aboard. Emma Elliott will join the line between this city and Memphis. Coal bills for a Belle Lee trip reach 1260 dollars for 21 hours and 6884 dollars for a New Orleans to Cairo round trip.
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Sack Wee
Ironton
Ohio
Pomeroy
Emma
Elliott
Memphis
New Orleans
Cairo
Daily Market Review from April 22 19th Century
Market notes show Bran firmer with fair demand while shipstuff and dried fruits vary. Grains and produce report dull to steady with late firming in some staples. oats, sugar, butter, and provisions listed with prices and local demand.
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Fara
Sabetee
Orleans
Dai
Starspot
PLARD
Canada
New Orleans
Aise
Dom
Bae
Bio
SaLts
Sones MG Soren etante nate ones are duty
No coherent facts readable. OCR fragment mentions names with no clear event or context.
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Sones
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New York Weekly
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Reliabee Mane
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Oo Ag
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Roarse
For & Rintin
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St Stan
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Boots
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KOH
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Hemmelgarn & CO
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