Railroad notes and local items from Cincinnati district
A Cincinnati Evening Star page itemized notices on carrier changes and rates, weather reports by Henry Twitchell, and varied local happenings. It cites a new carrier John Fuller, a fire incident on Race street, politics, a jury verdict in an accident case, a German union event, and an attack on Officer Miller at Geyer’s Assembly Rooms.
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Race Street
Tux
Springfield
H. G. Armstrong
Davis
Harry
George Goodhue
Closterman’s
German Reunion and Reform Association
Stalle
Senator Schurz
Kneiperer
Washington Platform
Tuxebrower
Powell A. Oertel
Murdoch Club
Wace
Belle Orr
Mt. Auburn
Hamlet
Geyer
Miller
May Conventions Prepare City for Visitors
Nations plan to entertain many strangers during May Conventions. Houses are being set up for temporary use to house crowds, Pullman cars will keep a thousand sleepers in the city, and arrangements are made to accommodate German guests along the Rhine.
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Pullman
Rhine
The Difficulty Settled Between Auditor And Board
The misunderstanding between the Auditor and Board of Control is resolved. The Auditor will certify bill details in his presence including date, bill number, claimant, account, supervising official, fund, and amount. Mesers Reemelin Gersard and the Board have expressed satisfaction with the report ending the dispute.
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Reemelin
Gersard
Board of Control
Robbery suspects locked in at Bevis House after break in
Five men including Harry Hamilton alias Skinney, Bill Rose, Humpey, Maley, and Tim Cretan were confined at Bevis House after the proprietor locked them in during the night. They faced charges of petty larceny for breaking a valise and stealing money found from a bed.
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Harry
Skinney
Hamilton
Bill Rose
Humpey
Briggs Swift
Bevis
Police Court Docket Detailing Sentences and Discharges
The new police court docket shows 18 cases on the new docket and 7 on the continued docket. Edward Neller is sent out for three months for exposing himself. William Groves and Fred Goets receive fines and a promise to leave town for drunkenness. Carrie Miller gets ten days for theft related charges. Mary Obger for vagrancy and drunkenness receives three months. Mrs. Brinkers is discharged after assault charge. A. J. Wilder is discharged for horse stealing. Mary Coughian, drunk and disorderly, fined $2 and costs plus 10 days in the workhouse. Richard Cullum case is continued. Charles Nelzer arraigned for grand larceny. Charles Nelzer is discharged after arranging a trunk transfer to marry Miss Lange against her father’s will.
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Edward Neller
William Groves
Fred Goets
Carrie Miller
Mary Obger
Mrs. Brinkers
Bridget Henderson
A. J. Wilder
Mary Coughian
Bucktown
Richard Cullum
Charles Nelzer
Miss Lange
Charles
The Aimee Fiorella at Les Brigands and Other Theatrical Notes
Aimee as Fiorella in Les Brigands wins audience hearts with charm. Buffalo Bill draws crowds at Wood’s and Macauley venues as Vaudeville bills promise full houses. Miss Jane Coombs opens at Pike’s Opera House next Monday. Several notable attendees listed for May conventions. A fire at Ohmer’s Garden causes damage. boy fatally injured by Brighton engine accident.
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Aimee
Fiorella
Les Brigands
Noe
Falsocoppo
M’lle Dubois
Fragoletto
Toray
Buffalo Bill
Wood's
Macauley
Whiting
Marble
Church
Maeder
Cool Burgess
Chas
Howard
Harry Bryant
Matthews
Jane Coombs
Pike's Opera House
Miss Coombs
Stokes
Niblo
Ohmer
Lincolin Park
McLean
Brighton Fire Company
Freeman Street
August Cortel
Karrman
Livingston Street
Sewers Underway on Third Street and Repair Notices
At a Board of Improvements meeting the clerk was told to issue a circular to Third Street property owners between Smith and Mill. The sewer work starts soon and paving with sewer water and gas connections to the inner curb line will follow, with no permits after completion. German headquarters for May Conventions listed: Reibel's saloon for press, Glaeser's Hall, Washington Platform Court and Elm, Turner Hall, Arbeiter Hall.
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Board of Improvements
Smith
Mill Streets
Reibel’s
Glaeser’s
Sernice Aileen
Vinesta
Washington Platform
Turner Hall
Walnut
Mercer
Arbeiter Hall
Allison
Coal Hearers Strike Quiet on Levee Amid Jobs Shuffle
The coal strike on the levee eases as most strikers find city work. New hires by dealers fall short of satisfaction. several quit around 4 pm yesterday. In other items, Richard Weldon the cigar maker assigned assets to Geo W Boyce. police sheltered seven needy individuals. Anthony and Diaz scheduled for May conventions. 16 lodgers slept outside due to warm nights. Apa B Wilsoe named City Sealer. two arrests reported yesterday.
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Old King Coal
River News On Falls and Steamers At Louisville
Weather mild as spring nears with the Ohio River at Pittsburg falling six feet. Water in the channel three hundred and five feet, under the suspension bridge seventy eight feet for passing steamers. Levee business brisk. arrivals include the Ben Franklin Buell from Louisville and others. departures list several vessels. Notes on G W Cheek boiler pressure and tobacco stocks. canal tolls and costs illustrate canal burden on towage. Rock Island rapids improvements may finish this season.
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Pittsburg Tehes
Ben
Franklin
Gen. Buell
Louisville
Wildwood
Chile
Bogwna
Portsmouth
Ohio
Pomeroy
Shamrock
Pittsburg
J. Hale
Memphis
Davenport
Jennie Howell
St. Louis
Silver Moon
Charmer
Evansville
Lucy Bertram
Wild Duck
H. W. Bates
East Kentucky Railroad
G. W. Cheek
Paducah
Lallance
The
Enquirer
Fleetwood
Syracuse
Emma Eliiott
C. B. Church
New Orleans
Elijah Marelial
Groesbeck
Rock Island
Mississippi
St. Paul
Louisville and Portland Canal
Daily Market Review 1872 Timberline Market Summary
Be an s ess fluid. Beans show active demand for choice New Orleans varieties with prices around 9 to 19 dollars per unit. inferior goods dull. Bran and meal demand light with prices stable. cheese sees fair local demand with refined and common grades varying. river and railroad receipts higher, retail demand steadier. Freight and shipping rates hold modestly, with local and regional trade steady.
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the Evening Star
Taursday
Bio Prime
Onie River
Ohan
Ashland
Raymond
Pittsburg
Ea Jy
eMey Orleans
New Orleans
Market Report From New Orleans and tobacco sectors
The market shows steady or firm tone across commodities. New Orleans prices indicate mixed but steady demand for coffee, cane, and related products with small sales and cautious activity. tobacco leaves and wrappers demonstrate firm feel with selective higher prices for certain grades. overall sales reported up to 190 p.m. include corn, whiskey, and bacon with moderate fluctuations.
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Laise Cine Best
Ental Saeiaceantee Pel
Clever
Timothy
Sri Clee
New Orleans
Demerara
Markets by Telegraph April Report and International Notices
Market notes from New York Chicago and Versailles include gold and flour firmness, firm wheat and corn prices, lard and seed oil steadiness, and varied pork and beef quotes. Paris notes report periodical officer re elections at the Bureaux. Don Alphonso arrives in Geneva while Don Carlos remains missing from Genoa.
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New York
Messoe
Porto
Ugar
Flowers at Fair Prompts Gentlemanly Persuasion
The report describes M L Nilsson selling exotic passion flowers at a Homoeopathic Fair in New York as she asks victims for high prices for a rare fleur de passion. The piece notes a July Fourth rumor that St Louis was informally chosen as the third site for the Democratic National Convention.
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Nilsson
New Ork
Iisson
Brown
St. Louis
Dr O Leary Remains in City Through Sunday
Dr O Leary will stay in the city until Sunday afternoon April 26 at 148 West Fourth street.
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DR. O'Leary
City
West Fourth Street
O L physician offers cures for chronic and other ailments
A historical notice advertises Boss O L a physician in organ city offering treatment for long standing chronic illnesses. It claims cures through diet and hygiene rather than drugs, listing conditions like headaches digestive issues and skin problems and promising demonstrations of case recoveries.
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O'L
Boss O'L
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Vine
Henry Twitchell
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Gomage Cananoas
Ban Rama
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Adams
CO. H. Duffield
John Fuller
Teazle
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Covington
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J. B. Grinnell
Iowa
J. B. Ruger
R. C. Ball
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Peter Murphy
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J. Q. Thompson
J. P. Hall
Minnesota
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George W. Morgan
Washington
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Underwood
Helena
Ark
Gratz Brown
St. James
Burnet House
John D. Defrees
Washington, D.C
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Boston Journal
A. Grtl
Leonard Sweet
Chicago
M. Grosvenor
Missouri
Sinclair Toucey
American News Association
Wm. Dorsmeyer
Buffalo
N. Y
R. P. Spaulding
X Haven Sands
Tribune
York City
Reiaires Rateiel
We Son Lan Able
Waldo Hutching
Fits Henry Warren
Burlington
James McDonough
John H. Bryant
Princeton
Alex. K. McClure
Gibson House
Henry Souther
Pottsville
Col
A. I. Wilcox
Elk County
Broadway
Carl Schurz
Probape Court
Bross
Catia Ee Ah
Acta
Ee Amma
Susan B. Anthony
Apa B. Wilsoe
River News
Daily Market Review
Telegraph
California
Versailles
Duke de Aumale
Geneva
Don Alphonso
Don Carlos
Marseilles
Genoa
Korte Bros
West Fifth Street
Shayne
Pike's
Belle Helene
Elle Helene
Spee
Maic
Pike’s Opera House
Pai Madras
Sheridan
L. Meera
Commerida
Jane
le Agtineer Tincessa
Wood's Theater
Gris
Aamatisea
Fae
Peg
Lawsenners Famely
Bannan
Cmaine
Ushal
H.J. Sargent
Pike’s
the National
Thureday
Vail
West Livie
Ath Laine
Quhnhezhn
Liverpool
London
Bey
AY Overaker & Law
Cincinnati General Agency
West Third Street
Fifth Street
Covi
Plum Street
Weare Erie
Davis 8. M. CO
Apantiog
Ea Mnt
Ao Banenting
Third Street
Madisonville
Fos Ont Og Ioc
Demaar
Shhownay Es Lave
Bt West Third Street
Ap24
Stowes
Musgrave’s
J.T. de Mar
Magoffin County
Auburn
Oak Street
Mm Grai
Nmalker Millear Ernst
C.H. & di Railroad
GEO. Warrington
Everett Street
Ailiee
SP. Um
Dr. O ° Leary
Pioneer Line
Fronton
Gallipolis & Marietta
Oghyo No
Barchelor
Mnots
Lis
Kanawha Seekelies
Queen
City Paint Store
Central Avenue
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