Weather, notes, and local happenings in Cincinnati
The Evening Star reports a cloudy weather day with notices of a moonlight party at Mt Auburn Garden, Lexington illness hints, a bar meeting for Col Henderson’s death action, and several local incidents. It notes Ned Nolan’s clash in the Democratic Delegates race, a minor building strike from a lightning flash, and a train incline passenger count. A 78 year old Heys House servant Michael Little dies suddenly. Pugilist Tianan is jailed for trial. Gen Ammon resigns, Halpin elected interim County Engineer. A drowned man found near Palmer House mill race, Palmer & House, Lockland. Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Co sues Noble Stevens over hard rubber patent use.
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Gerandp
Mt. Auburn Garden
Mt. Auburn
Lexington
Brighton House
Ned Nolan
Mike Qainton
Bramwell
Walnut Street
Gibson House
Boston Globe
Cincinnati
Camp Washington
George Atkins
Cummingville
Union Sabbath School
Michael Little
Heys House
Tianan
Palmer & House
Lockland
Goodyear Dental Vulcanite Company
New York
United States
Noble
Stevens
Thornville
Perry County
Fire Department to honor Chief Engineer with gold medals
The Fire Department will present the Chief Engineer and his Assistants with gold medals this evening. The ceremony will be held at the Gift Engine house.
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Fire Department
Gardner Sues Simpkinson for Slader in Coal Case
Jacob Gardner, a coal dealer, filed a petition in the Clerk's Office against John Simpkinson seeking $20,000 for slander. Gardner alleges Simpkinson claimed he was guilty of larceny and labeled him a thief on November 2 and 8, 1871, with further words in the Cincinnati Commercial on November 9.
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Jake Gardner
John Simpkinson
Jacob Gardner
Gardner
Simpkinson
Ibel
Cincinnati
European Justice Notes Incomplete From Circuit Court
A list of petty offenses and civil actions includes John M Thompson fined for disorderly conduct ten dollars plus costs and John Thompson fined five dollars for carrying concealed weapon in a sling shot. Hiram McGinnis faces ten dollars for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Maggie McGroarty jailed twenty days for habitual drunkenness. Several other defendants receive fines or jail time for drunkenness assault and related charges. A case of Peter Schub for stealing twenty dollars from Christ Gobel is continued.
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Europe
John M. Thompson
John Thompson
Hiram McGinnis
Maggie McGroarty
Bresterstein
Geo. Kern
Michael Fitzgerald
John Riley
Mary Middleton
Dan
B. Giles
Pincell Bune
Edward Hugo
Jean C. Riviere
Robert Murray
R. Trossier
R. John Riviere
R. Beck
Owen Parker
Jacob Bussinger
Bridget Kelley
Ann Jacob
Peter Schub
Christ
Gobel
Democratic Convention Convenes With Attentive Delegates
Delegates gather at Turner Hall for the Democratic Conventions with Judge Judson Harmon presiding at start. Moses Wilson chosen temporary chair, committees named, and plans set for conference with Liberal Republicans.
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Judson Harmon
Greeley
Moses T. Wilson
R. C. Enwright
J. R. McGary
John L. Bogardus
James White
Merrill
Dr. Judkins
Democratic Committee
Irving B. Wright
George Guise
Charles Bird
EB. T. Watson
Thomas Mullen
Brewster
Long
Robert Christy
Howard Douglas
W. T. Bishop
Nicholas Bird
Fredeldy
Mr. Pugh
Wa. H. Pugh
Robi. Johnson
Howard Douglass
Aleck Long
Col. L
Taos Arrests Over Disordered Couple and Court Fines
Taos morning arrest of Meanow and wife for disorderly conduct ends with a court hearing revealing Thomas beat his wife habitually causing neighbors nuisance. He fined 10 dollars plus costs. Also reported are early September school openings and extensive real estate transfer notices including lots and parcels in St. Peters and Anderson township with prices from 200 to 2,000 dollars.
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Taos
Meanow
Ninth-street
Heal Estate
Redfield
Mines Town
Yetwrowing Hom Association
F. H. Wesselman
McDares Avenue
Wyoming
Elizabeth Wilder
George Dratt
D. P. Allen
Ernst Kohlmeser
Cemetery Road
Cemetery Road, Tw -First Ward
Aing Et al
Catherine Fisig
Browne Stree
Brichton
W. B. Davis
Catharine Adams
Clinton Street
Peter Thinnes
Nicholas Thinnes
St. Peters
Helena Juell
John and
Wade
Alex. Long
Wm. Forthaber
Storrs
Jacob Harshacher
Char Vogel
Amusements at Wood's with Newcomb's benefit
Unpropitious weather dampened last night’s amusements but a fair crowd attended Wood's. Tonight Mr. Newcomb presents a benefit with a new programme and Billy Manning the Cincinnati favorite appears. Cusick the ex treasurer thanks press and Walnut Street House staff in a Cincinnati letter dated 13, 1872.
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Wood’s
Newcomb
Proramme
Billy Manning
Cincinnati
Cusick
Ames Cusick
W.w-Newcomb
Greas
E. D. Davies
River News and Arrivals on Western Rivers
Heavy rain last night. River still falling at here and Pittsburg. Arrivals include United States and General Buell and ships like Pomeroy, Argosy, Mountain Bay, and Mountain Belle. Departures list Generals Lytle and Buell toward Louisville and nearby towns. Miscellaneous notes cover canal toll rules, Charmer boiler test at 208 psi, and barge Coe capacity with two boats under construction at East St Louis.
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Pittsburg
United States
General Buell
Louisville
Exchange
Pomeroy
Kate Putnam
Marietta
Hegler
Argosy
St. James
Maysville
Mountain Bay
Chile
Wildwood Higginsport
Mountain Belle
Manchester
Bostona
Portsmouth
Telegraph
General Lytle
Ountain Belle
Andes
Granite State
Louisville and Portland
Congress
Fisher
Cincinnati
Evaneville
Evansville
M. Y. T. Coe
East St. Louis
Market Review of Bran to Rye Flour Prices August 14 1872
The Evening Star reports a dull market with slight price pressure across staples. Bran and shipstuff range around 12 to 16 per ton, middlings 17 to 25, coal demand steady with varied delivery quotes, and fruit crops showing mixed receipts. Flour trade quiet as buyers await declines, with New family and superfine grades priced and rye flour notes included.
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Shipstaff
Iso
Choice
Youshioghe
Hio River
Java
Guayra
Market notes on meat, sugar, and produce prices
Prices held steady on undressed Kentuck and lard at baseline levels. Poultry softens with young birds around 2.50 and old at 4.00, bacon remains in active demand with full prices paid for shoulders and rib and sides. Sugar cured hams strong, many items scarce with firm markets. onions and sweet potatoes show light to moderate demand and nominal prices.
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Linsee i
Sic
City Sabile
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Demerara
Turk’s Island
Markets by Telegraph Govern Bonds Decline and Exchange Steady
New York markets report slight declines in government bonds with steady sterling exchange new york August 12 10 39 am gold carrying at 1 percent government securities and currencies show small movement as traders weigh fiscal news and demand for Treasuries and bullion.
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New York
Enterprise road engine tow boat on canal path
The Williamson Enterprise steam engine, thirteen by seven feet with an eight horsepower boiler and twenty four horsepower, tows four boats along the Albany Port Schuyler tow-path at about four and a quarter miles per hour. Built three years ago for canal towing the device features a double engine, three foot steering wheel, hinged smoke stack and water tanks flanking the driver seat.
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Williamson
Albany
Port Schuyler
Troy Whig
Grand Trunk Railway First Class Fare Tables 1872
Detroit to Montreal Quebec Portland Gorham Boston and more. Fares from 22 to 28 dollars for return trips via Grand Trunk routes including steamers meals included and all rail options. Tickets valid until November 1, 1872 and issued at Grand Trunk Offices. Pullman Palace Cars on day and night trains to Boston.
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Detroit
Montreal
Kingston
Troit
Quebec
Portland
Gorham
Boston
Portle
Prescott
Ogdensburgh
St. Albans
Burlington
Bellows Falls
Fitchburg
Central
St. Johns
Vt. Central
Toronto
Tow
Vermont Central
Ogdensburg
Grand Trunk
Southern
Company
Pullman’s Palace
Anneging Disehaneagee
Anagin Rector
Monsac H. Shackell
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the Evening Star
Evawine Sran
Optician
Bacon's
N. W
Walnut
Barom
Sioudy
Loon Bote
John Tiernan
Tarr
Ammon
Wm. G. Halpin
Turner Hall
Hon
Chas. Woolley
H. 8. Brewster
T. A. Corcoran
T. J. Quinn
T. A.logan
John A. Peters
Col. Woolly
Jas
Brown
John Negley
Armes
Wm. H. Pugh
W. H. Pugh
Robert A. Johnson
Wm.Cassilly
Wm. B. Cassilly
G. B. Atkinson
Mr. McHugh
Michael Coughlin
Wm. Meara
Sen. Harris
Harris
J. H. Baumer, Jr
James Maloney
Eighth Street
Harriet
Court Street
Harriet Street
Margaret Rice
Elm
Fifteenth
Liberty Streets
James Hughes
Sycamore
Maple Street
Montgomery Road
Hoffmeister & Deneal
Toster
West Sevee
Betts Street
Tax City Schools
The
Normal Institute
River News
Daily Market Review
Russia
Railway
Metaline
Hamilton County Metaline Co
Alb. Dugan
Pres Bradford Shin Oy
R. W. Dugan
Vaudan Dugan
Uylt-Im
W, P&m
Business Directory
Booksellers & Stationers
Rovers Larke & CO
Alfred Wabbey
Central Avenue
Grouas E. Strevens & Co
Rudolph & Co
E. M. Davis
J. W. Lawson
Brass Founders
Ws. Powitt & Co
HT & U. W. Sth
Thos. Gipson & Co
John Roberts
George C. Miller & Sons
Frank Schwabs
Pwrux Ibolp
Central Av
J. P. Love
H. Reuss
6Th
Plum
T. B. Moray
George
Groner W. Ritter
Grand Central
G. Basreees
B. Hayman
E. J. Wess
Nea
Fancy Grocers
Andrieen H. Reuss
N. W. Eor
H. Closterman & Co., Tiw
Bth
Joan Holland
C. Chas
W. Mackelpresh
Eckenroth Brothers
J. Fitchner
EK. WuTteRick &Co
Bazaz
C. H. Fox
Agt
F.w.helmick
Adam Geis
Joux E. Frowliger
MAP Publishers
Mendeneau
Main
Opticians
Foster, Jr., & CO
S.w. Col
Race H. Ware
Joh
E. Hay
Dalily & Drpre
Robert Clarke & Co
Produce & Commission
J. G. Breitenbach & Co
Peach Depots
Prank F. Dean
C. Ellis & Meara
John GiBson & Co
Tomas Gipson & Co
Vine
O. Porteer & Co
J. C. Campbell
W. Third
Grover & Baker
Rogers
M’ger
the Howe Machine Co
M.co
J. Skardon
EB. L. Harper & Co
M. Co
E. A. Weeks
J. Maddock
American
Kneisly &Reynolds
Agts
WilLcox & Grpss S. M. Co
E. G. Nines & Son
A. Fares
Stove Foundrys
Adams & Britt, 8. W. Cor
Front & Cent’l Av
A. J. Clark
TIN & Sheet Iron Works
Benjamin Dawson
C. A. Vouz
Bet
M. A. M.gurree
M. D. Flynt
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CO
Women’s Tea Co
Edward L. Parris
A. F. Bran & Co
Micas
Perry Davis
Indiana
China
SANOS
Smith & Nixon
Evening Star
Wilson Bro
Pike's Opera House
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
Madison Streets
Chicago
Fan
Wao Cetene Adies
Linn Street
West Fifth Street
Mercer’s
Main’ St
Oanis
Covington
Newport
Mac
Linesey County
W. R
Warfield
Wis
Lachman
W. Seventh St
Ani
Parton
Horace Greeley
Ate Lishing CO
Por
Frustrites Grovuers
Dsalers
James K. Harin
Sixth
Laos
East Mulberry Street
Kennedy
Shayne
Weod
Fifth St
Ing C Cords
West Fourth
Fahnestock’s
Colton’s
Fahnestock
F. E. Suire& CO
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