Tax reunion of the 87th Ohio Infantry set for September 24
The 87th Ohio Infantry, Gen Hayes’s old regiment, will hold a tax reunion in the city on September 24. A large number of streets are being paved, and more improvements are planned despite ongoing work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jouxxy Stewart
Atlantic Garden
87Th Ohio Infantry
Gen. Hayes
Billy Glass
Man Carried Through Mile of Sewer Survives
Tuesday night John Clark was swept by floodwater in a new sewer from Sycamore and Abigail streets to the river. Four workers escaped the rising current, three were carried on, and one man was rescued near the Ohio surface after emerging from the Eggleston sewer. He survived with injuries as the torrent carried him down Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Sycamore
Abigail Streets
Court Street
Eggleston
Broad
Ohio
Nominations and Ballots From County and Congressional Conventions
In the county convention J N Ridgeway M Ryan H P Bowman H Pollock F Idrih Daot Hui were nominated with vote tallies for Bowman 71 Ridgeway 18. Liberal Republican attendees endorsed nominees. Strong won the county prosecuting attorney nomination on the second ballot 188 to 140. The first congressional convention selected Milton Sayler for the long term and Collins for the short term, with Sayler prevailing on the second ballot 99 to 70. Dodds withdrew. Sayler and Collins faced further ballots with Sayler winning the long term nomination. The convention adjourned naming a full ticket including Lib Rep for elector first district, Dem for elector second district, Milton Sayler, Col O J Dodds, Judge I C Collins, H B Banning, George W Ziegler, W Tilden, and Robert C Strong.
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Idrih Daot Hui
Haff
Bowman
Hopper
Ridgeway
Keck
Calie
Gen. Banning
Pugh
Messrs
Champion
Gerard
Sater
McGroarty
Strong
Hays
8Rong
Picst
Woolley
Congress
O. J. Dodds
Milton Sayler
I. C. Collins
Sayler
Collins
Dodds
Cassilly
Judge Collins
Col. Johnson
Col. Dodds
Col
A. E B. Jones
Col. Jones
Pfiret
Flamen Ball, Jp
I. N. Jordan
Ings
Lakeman
Maloney
Scherer
Lakemenn
Broond
James H. Laws
B. T. Carson
J. L. Keck
H. B. Banning
Robert Hosea
Carson
Banning
Hosea
Local court notes and sentencing roundup from Indiana era
The report records multiple court actions including hospital terms for spun categories of drunkenness six to thirty days, and sentences of six months to workhouse for theft involving a valise coat pants shirt piano cover and other items valued around thirty dollars. It notes a bar meeting appointing a resolutions committee for Colonel Henderson and mentions a Harvest Home festival in Anderson Township at Turpin's Grove.
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Thomas Phillips
Indiana
Cee Egman
Mary Welsh
Va- Anna Williamson
Aurora
Ind
Wall Street
House of Refuge
Wm. Johnson
John Johnson
Udes Bolley
Dom Ky
Cpaee
Ward Boling
William G. Halpin
Dr. Smith
Vine Street
Common Pleas Court
Flamen Ball, Jr
C. B. Montgomery
Thomas J. Henderson
A. G. W. Carter
W. B. Caldwell
Wm. M. McMasters
Edward Wooiruff
John F. Follett
Anderson Township
Turpin’s Grove
Newcomb Benefit Pleases Local Audience
Mr. Newcomb's benefit was well attended with a first class performance. Billy Manning received a warm welcome from many friends. It is the last week of the troupe in this city and continued patronage is hoped for the remaining performances.
River News Highlights and River Traffic Movements
Cloudy murky weather with potential rain as river rises modestly. At Pittsburg the river swells to 80 inches in the channel. Arrivals include Gen. Lytle and Ben Franklin from Louisville and multiple named boats. departures list local fates for Andes Pat. Rogers and more. Arlington reports reduced activity. John Bailey recovers from pneumonia and notes brisk trade with contracts for dinghies and boats. The John T. Moore to lay up and be refitted for New Orleans trade. Captain Boardman charters Hcossier. Cincinnati & Red River Packet Company incorporation with a $300 000 capital and named associates.
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Pittsburg
Gen. Lytle
Ben Franklin
Louisville
Ohio No. 4
Pomeroy
Andes
Portsmouth
Wildwood
Henneport
Mountain Bay
Chile
Belle Vernon
St. Louis
Cincinnati & Red River Packet Company
Columbus
W. G. McCoy
Simpkinson
Colonel Lane
Lane & Bodley
Gosney Gano
Howell Gano &Co
Mendenhall
Mendenhall & Co
Kinsey
Post &=eCo
Proctor
Proctor & Gamble
Henry Olmstead
Market Review from Evening Star August 15, 1972
The Evening Star reports slow Bran trade with prices steady. butter receipts in poor condition and light demand. cheese prices easing with better supply. coal demand steady with multiple delivery prices. coffee market fair with steady quotes. eggs and green produce mixed with dull egg market. flour activity quiet with weak prices. grains and rye flour notes. rain moderates demand.
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Office OF the Evening Star
Shipstaff
Western Reserve
Choice Central
Raymond City
Poscc
Market notes from Kentuck county farm report
The page records a quiet market with mixed prices for meat and produce. It notes dull butter and bacon values, steady rib and shoulder quotes, and firmer demand for some cuts. Vegetables show good supply with potatoes and onions. tobacco prices remain generally firm with regional variations. A closing line toys with moonlight farming lore.
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Elovisions
Ponx
Moss
Bie
Wwe
Tio
Mason County
East Virginia
Dr Fitler’s Rheumatic Remedy Advertised Reward Claims
An old advertisement touts Dr Fitler's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy with large rewards for cures and proving credentials. It lists $6,000 for genuine cures within a period, $2,000 for proving Dr Fitler’s Pennsylvania credentials, $1,000 for detecting harmful ingredients, and $250 for naming other warranted preparations. It includes testimonials, agents, and a Philadelphia address for letters.
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Fitler
Filer
Jos
Eee of
Pennsylvania
J. W. Creeley
Congress
Philadelphia
Lee
Camden
New Jersey
Stewart
Baltimore
Powell
Kentucky
Philadel
South Fourth St
Keeler & Co
Fourth St
Above Elm
Cincinnati
John D. Park
Newrt
J. Mohn
Covington
Peter Nodler
Aulsm&thig
Grand Trunk Railways First Class Return Fares Listed
An OCR fragment lists Detroit to Montreal and other city routes with first class round trips. Fares range from 22 to 28 dollars, with routes via Kingston Boston Portland and Montreal. Some lines contain garbled notes but indicate meals on steamer legs and all rail return options.
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Detroit
Montreal
Kingston
Troit
Quebec
Portland
Gorham
Boston
T. R
Farm of Ticet
G. Ter
W. C. BR
Prescott
Ogdensburgh
St. Albans
White River Junction
Concord
Nash
Vt. Central
St. Johns
Central
Toronto
Vermont Central
Ogdensburg
GQ. T. R
Sagas
Coomera Eee Treal
GT. R
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the Evening Star
Henry Twitchell
Bacon’s
Étairs
N. W
Walnut
Tuvespar
Avever
Westher Fair
F. W. Reinex
Wade Street
Freeman
Willow Spring
Police Telegraph
Telegraph
Public Library
Anero
Lockland
Thoma Kittle
London
OC. W
Weed Sewing Machine Company
Tony Beckerie
Fourth
Star Office
Mozart Hall
O’baldwin
Mace
England
Battle
Sam Collyer
Kelly
Delaware
Board of Water- Works
Heard
Waterworks
East Front Street
J. .N. Ridgeway
M. Ryan
H. P. Bowman
H. Pollock
VA. J. Dodds
George W. Ziegler
WM. Tilden
Robert C. Strong
George Doherty
Bowell
Charles Huff
Joseph ¥. Lakeman
Mr. Irvin
B. Wright
Geo. Stribley
Wm. Stoms
Jason Evans
Mr. Ball
Ball
Stoms
Stribley
Evans
Greeley
Bronn
Thomas N. Eller
Fifth Street
Eller
Smith Street
River News
Daily Market Review
Medical
Tao
Grand Trunk Railway
Ropert J. Crraar
J. O. Campbell
Ropert Clarks & Co
Alfred Warren
Central A Groxon
Stevens , Co
Peary & Monston
Vine
Eee & Co
E. M. Davin
J. W. Lawson
Perren
W. Sth Brass Founders
PLL & Co
Thosson & Co
BROMWELL ManUPACT’N@ Co
H. Belmeen & Co
Bromwell Manupact'ng Co
Jean Roberts
George C. Miller & Sos
Frank Schwabb
Peter Ibolp
Central Av
J. P. Love
Andrew H. Reyes
T. B. Moray
George
Groner W. Ritter
Central Avenue
Grand Central
Fruit & Vegetable Dealers
J.G. Breitembach & Co
B. Hayman
E. J. Wasp
Andrew H. Reuss
Plum
H. Closterman & Co
Tlw
John Holland
Leverone & Co
Main St
C. Chas
W. Mackelpresh
W. 5Th
Eckenroth Brothers
Groff & Draaxkg
J. Frrowner
E. Kutterick & Co
Bazan Parrerns
C. H. Fox
Agt
F.w.helmick
Apa Geib
John E. Frobliger
MAP Publishlers
E. Mendenhall
Main
Opticians
Jas. Fosrsn, Jr., & Co
S.w. Cor
Sth
Race H. Warez
Joan. E. Hay
Daily & Deppy
C. W. HowLand
Rospeert Claexre & Co
Manninge & Longley
Walmant
J. G. Breitenbach & CO
PEACH
Frank F. Dean
C. Eviis
Meapa
Joan Gisson & Co., S. E. Cor
Tth & Main
Thomas GiBson & Co
William Powe & C
John Gibson & Co
E. Cor
Tomas Gipson & Co
O. Porter & Co
Grover & Baker
Rogers, Mae
Howes
M.co
Jdomestic
E. L. Davis
M. C
J. Maine CO
Skarden
Mimger
Harper & Co. Agts
America
Ax Knelsly Peasser Ah Wilcox & Gills
E. G. Nites & Son
Fara
Et. Prav & Gusterrer
J. F. Meerin
A. J. Clark
Cor
Great Atlantic & Pacific Zne Co
Women’s Trea Co
Bromwell Manufact’ne Co
EpwaAkgp L. Pawaria
Wellow-Ware
A. F. Bean & Co
Shayne
Weed
Fifth St
Seki & Corres
West Fourth St
F. E. Suire &Co
Fahnestock
Colton’s
Fourth Street
Autim
Beck
Wood's Theater
E. D. Davies
John Streets
Wahle & Woltermann
B* Brandt
Mantfactory
W. Sixth St
Walnut St
York
Bro’s
Pike’s Opera House
Wabash Avenue
M Street
Chicago
Ferg
Ifme
Indianapolis, Inc
W. W
Re Street
Walnut Street
Cincinnat
Newe
Mac
Winesey Coun
W. R. Btar
Warfield
Lachman
Adress
Parton
Horace Greeley
James Parton
National Publishing
W.d& W
Por
BR Sale
Fey
JR Sale
F. W. H. Spiller
Third and
Walnut Treets
H. Shrave
Piya
Sames K
Harin’s
Bullock' S
Borie
Eicey