Tax conventions and city events in Greenwood Hall
Loyal Brevities notes a Liberal Republican Convention in Greenwood Hall for Wednesday. A local accident list includes John Doyle with a leg fracture and Henry Lawden badly sprained jumping from a street car. A meeting for Sumner letter actions by Black residents is planned for Thursday evening with speeches by several gentlemen. Fat Men of the city plan to meet at St Nicholas to choose delegates for Putin bay convention. A badly decomposed body found in river near Mill Creek is linked to a drowning at Ludlow Street. Multiple drownings and fishing accident details follow. A pork-packers convention meets at Pike's Opera House with Keck elected president and Morrison secretary. A copper cent ingestion leads to a child's death at Rittenhouse Street. A grand concert is announced at Fifth Street garden with strict entry policies and family-friendly focus.
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St. Nicholas
Putin Bay
St. Louis
Pike’s Opera House
Keck
John Morrison
Jerry Cronan
Rittenhouse Street
Fifth-street Garden
Messrs
Wable and
Wolterman
The Southgate Affair and City Wide Incidents
A STAR reporter visited Billy Southgate in jail noting his still unsettled state after the bloody deed. Victim John Platford rested and hoped for recovery while Mrs. Duffy showed rapid improvement. The item also covers a heavy robbery of Dr. Mendenhall, believed to have occurred Saturday with $700 stolen from a bureau drawer and no clue yet. Fire at Bromwell’s brush factory caused substantial smoke and $8,000 damage, insured. Several local court sentences follow, including vagrancy rulings and disorderly conduct cases, with multiple fines and workhouse terms.
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Southgate
the Star
Billy Southgate
John Platford
Mrs. Duffy
Dr. Mendenhall
Europe
Bromwell
Brush
Walnut Street
Second
Gow
Carter
Hays
Fred. Meyer
St. Bernard
Annie Watson
Annie Stanley
John Preston
Pat Naughton
Mary
Pat
John Creighton
Costa
James Miles
James Carney
Chas. Piotser
Mary Brannen
Bucktown
Marriage Licenses Issued Since Last Report
A list of marriage licenses issued includes Frank Deitsel with Josephine Weiler, Wm. P. Burnet with Hyla Campbell, C. Ruhlerman with Elizabeth Meyer, John Dougherty with May Kennedy, C. Warner with Susan Blakely, Wm. Haney with Antha Carson, and many others such as P. Benner with Louise Hoffman, J. Maier with Maria Deidenhofer, and J. Rapp with Anna Schoen. The notice lists dozens of couples and closes with P. H. Williamson and M. L. Clerk.
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Frank Deitsel
Josephine Weiler
Wm. P. Burnet
Hyla A. Campbell
C. Ruhlerman
Elizabeth Meyer
John Dougherty
May A. Kennedy
C. Warner
Susan Blakely
Wm. Haney
Antha A. Carson
P. Benner
Louise E. Hoffman
J. Maier
Maria Deidenhofer
C. Rapp
Anna B.schoen
E. Neiderman
Mary J. Grimes
H. Eger
Margaret Rothfus
A.smith
Mary J.elwell
A. Thomas
Rosa Eichler
J. Canty
Mary O’brien
A. Bachmeier
Mary Grever
Jno
Mollie B. Thompson
J. R. Hall
Belle C. Porter
C. Naher
Sophia Kohn
A.J. Sturm
Mary L. Jones
H. L. Arthur
Salley Gerard
I. A. Taylor
Sarah L. Rust
C. Miller
Elizabeth Schlottman
D. BE. Fletcher
Clara B. Bileaks
D. Knabke
Elizabeth Kluesener
D. M. Car
Comet collision rumor stirs town with mock forecasts
Readers hear a playful tale of an approaching comet blamed for weather stars and volcanic eruptions. Citizens quote townsfolk like Godey Martin and Billy Manning and joke about political figures from Grant to Greeley. A weather telegram says the comet injured its tail while crossing the equinoctial line, delaying its visit.
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Plantamont
Old Mother Earth
Vesuvius
Godey Martin
Jook
Stofer
Billy Manning
Billy
Woolley
Democratic Party
Stak
Cowardly Blow Blinds Boy on Vine Street Bus
At about 11 30 a.m. ten year old Willie Welch, living with foster parents in Patterson alley, was struck on Omnibus No 1 as it climbed Main street. The driver leaped the top and whipped him with a black snake lash, then drove away leaving the boy wailing. Dr Bruning treated the injury at Fifth and Main and Willie was taken home. Doctors fear loss of sight in the injured eye. Police pursue the assailant. May Quinn, a homeless man, was alone at Hammond street Station house at noon today.
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Willie Welch
Patterson Alley
Vine Street Hill
Main Street
Fifth
Brhuning
Willie
River News and River Traffic Update at Pittsburg
Hot weather noted with river stage in decline from five to two feet at Pittsburg. Arrivals include Arlington Granite State Pittsburg Ohio No 4 Pomeroy St James Maysville Anna Memphis United States Gen Buell Louisville Mountain Bay Chile Wildwood Higginsport. Departures show General Buell bound for Louisville. Miscellaneous items report the Andes taking the go of the Boston a telegraph layup tomorrow and a judge seeking an injunction against Cincinnati Hospital trustees over marine care arrangements.
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Pittsburg
Arlington
St. Louis
Granite State
Ohio No. 4
Pomeroy
St. James
Maysville
Anna
Memphis
United States
Buell
Louisville
Mountain Bay
Chile
Wildwood
Higginsport
General Buell
Andes
Avery Havin
Cincinnati Hospital
Sameriton
Newcomb's Minstrels After Managerial Shakeup
Foley and Cusick withdrew from management last Saturday. Newcomb resumes real control and drops the donation portion. The troupe will present a longer varied program with fresh talent, and the evening’s show is billed as excellent. Public patronage is urged for Manager Newcomb.
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Messrs
Foley and
Cusick
Newcomb
Minstrels
Mr. Newcomb
Daily Market Review from Evening Star August 12 1872
The report notes dull market conditions across commodities with mixed prices for bran and coal. Prices vary by grade, with medium and low-grade bran in excess supply and steady demand for higher grades. coal demand steady with prices unchanged and some regional variations observed.
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the Evening Star
BRAN
Shipstaff
Thore
Choice
Isgabe
Mrese
Eady
Lapide Geldeli
Ohio River
Gus
Solce
Agate
Java
Market notes on grains and staples amid thin demand
A fragmented market report shows prices for wheat flour and related staples tilting up in some lines while others stay quiet. Rye and corn demand are moderate, hay is dull, and lard, pork, and canned goods show muted activity. Prices for sugar, coffee, tobacco, and vegetables vary by grade with overall subdued trading across the board.
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White Hill
oSanuny
Pomx
New Orleans
Porto Igo
Pormerere
Turk’s Island
Mason County
Hodge County
Cerestal Brown
Market by Telegraph Government Bonds Quoted
New York August 12 10 99 A M Government bonds quotations show steady prices with government securities steady at 87 percent and sterling gold carrying at 2.
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New York
Tit for Tat and Daring Wardrobe Critique
A social exchange questions lovers contrast fashion and vice with a gentleman asking pointed queries about hair, makeup, corsets and bustle. A lady replies about tobacco, liquor, fast horses and dubious friends. The excerpt notes Mrs. Van Cott on money for liquor and Buckner on salt damaging wire worms and plants.
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