Public and political notices from Avondale area and city
Judge Hoadly spoke at Avon Hall and local politicos addressed ward clubs while a Breccia of events included library towel thefts, Rev W T Moore returning, Shaeffer sun stroke fatality, a new bridge opening, and several injuries and arrests. The Dayton and Marietta Cincinnati lines announced schedule shifts and extra trains for Madeira Grove German Camp Meeting. A brakeman James Hite was injured after falling from a freight train bridge.
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Judge Hoadly
Avon Hall
Avondale
Gen. Banning
I. M. Jordan
Sixteenth Ward
Greeley Club
Milton Sayler
Greeley
Third Ward
W.T. Moore
Shaeffer
Western Avenue
Lick Run
Newport
The
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Geran
Madeira Grove
Large Suit Over Pork Delivers County Court Battle
J J Keck sues J Brooks Johnson and K L and T 8 Johnson in Chicago for 22411 60 value of 1650 barrels of pork unlawfully taken after he claims Johnson refused 2000 barrels contract. Keck seeks 5000 for breach of contract. Also reports a saloon riot at 118 Hunt Street where roughs refused payment, pelted windows with stones, fled before police arrival, leaving repairs to the proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Keck
J. Brooks Johnson
K. L
T. 8
Hunt Street
Hotel Thief Captured and Liquor Case at Police Court
A guest woke to a thief in his Madison House room but the intruder was captured on Fifth Street by Sergeant Jones. James Cushman claims innocence and faces Police Court Monday. Nearby, Geo Lambert and John Mason faced charges of unlawful liquor sales, each fined fifty dollars.
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Board of Common Council
Tony McCaffery
Tiernan
Dayton
Madison House
Fifth Street
Sergeant Jones
Hammond-street
James Cushman
Adair
Geo. Lambert
John Mason
Safin
W. ©. Rickarts
Walnut Street
Charies Birnard
Harper
Rickards
Bernard
Police Court Dockets Before Judge Carter
In Judge Carter's court 16 new and 16 continued cases. several defendants faced fines or warnings. Thomas and Mary Collins were cited for disorderly conduct over chickens, Thomas fined 5 and costs, Mary given a warning. Other actions include assault with intent to kill, threats to an officer, false pretenses, receiving stolen goods, and incorrigibility sent to the House of EIDE.
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Brefore
Carter
Thos
Mary Collins
Thomas
Mary
A. Lutz
Fred. Grite
Eden Park
Grite
L. E. Meyer
L. Wilder
Scott
Adam
John Fennel
Bucktown
James Doning
House of Eide
Joseph Brooks
Mary Sheran
Fatal stabbing affray near Widow Miller's ball
Last night Ed Richardson Oliver Parker and others attended a ball near Ander son s Ferry. A violent quarrel led to knife wounds Richardson from a deep back gash and Parker with a wrist cut. Richardson lies in precarious condition at 583 West Sixth Street. James Doyle of Sedamsville suspected. police hunting suspects.
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Richardson
Oliver Parker
Miller
Anderson’s Ferry
Parker
West Sixth Street
James Doyle
Sedamsville
Mayor cautions against firing cannons during campaigns citywide
The mayor writes to executive committee chairs warning that city ordinances and state laws ban cannon and firearm discharge during political campaigns and on all occasions. He demands strict enforcement and notices to head clerks and meeting conductors. The week reports 110 total deaths, including three from smallpox and eight from sunstroke.
Horses in street spark small scare in Hamilton
Suburban Hamilton residents watched a horse attached to a wagon dash down Third street last evening before calming down without damage. The notice reports two Butler County M E Sunday school meetings set for September 1 in Amanda and Middletown with Bocancre as speaker.
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High Street
Third Street
Butler County
M. E
Amanda
Middletown
Bocancre
Wind indicator by Bissell to feature at Cincinnati Expo
Bissell presents a wind direction indicator for indoor use. The simple, inexpensive device could suit large households and may be exhibited at the Cincinnati Industrial Exposition opening September 4. Directors may adopt it for building use at a cost of fifteen to twenty dollars. Divine service will be held at St Philip's Church tomorrow at 4 pm with Holy Communion and a sermon by Rev G Pyne Mortimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae. KR. Bissell
Inakre
St. Philip’s Protestant Episcopal Church
G. Pyne, Mortimer
Calvary Church
Clifton
Services Set Tomorrow at Christian Church
Services will be held tomorrow in the Christian Church with Rev. A. A. Knight officiating in the morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
A. A. Knight
Mosaic account of Creation debated by Thomas Kite
The Christian Association will be addressed at 3 P M on Sabbath the 25th by Thomas Kite of Delhi. His subject is the Mosaic account of Creation and its harmony with the material world and laws of nature. The public may hear this discussion of vast importance to scientist and theologian. Died of hemorrhage Mrs Ermina wife of A T Buysell aged 36. Funeral at eight o'clock Sabbath morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Association
Thomas Kite
Delhi
Ermina
A. T. Buysell
German camp meeting opens with many tents on site
The camp meeting at this place began last Thursday and looks set for success with numerous wooden tents arranged neatly, including a large building named the Young Men's Tent.
Joyful season planned with German services in rain shelter
A large, orderly gathering is expected as meetings proceed despite rain. Services today are in German with plans to switch to English tomorrow. The M. & C. railway may run extra trains unless Reverend Dr. Briggs objects, signaling a likely immense turnout on the grounds tomorrow.
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Briggs
School Board Special Meeting Amid Building Plan Debates
The Newport school board met on Thursday with President Berry chairing. They authorized negotiating funds for the new building and tasked the president and Building Committee with removing trees and securing the cemetery vault. A committee will review Berry's message. Harry Ward plans to address the Greeley Club at the Courthouse. The Newport & Cincinnati bridge opens to vehicles Monday. No arrests were reported recently, indicating Newport's quiet period.
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Berry
Messrs
Cummings
Gayle
Fisher
Clausen
Frrgs
Harry Ward
Kentucky
Greeley Club
Newport & Cincinnati
Newport
Duveneck Wins Munich Medal For Son Frank Duveneck
Covington report notes Squire Duveneck received a German silver medal awarded to his son Frank Duveneck for a painting shown at Munich Exposition. Also mentions painting of Sea and Cincinnati bridge, church dedications, lecture at Cathedral, Adams Express office move, water supply concerns, school board resignation, a Procatene party trip to Canton, Rev Worrall’s return, Florence fair opening, and upcoming County and Quarterly Court sessions led by Judge Perkins.
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Squire Duveneck
Germany
Munich
Frank Duveneck
Young Duveneck
Sea
Cincinnati Bridge
John Taylor
Garrard Street
Fourth
Buriars
Mr. Taylor
Father Smith
St. Patrick’s
Philadelphia Street
Father Garreck
Adams Express Company
Bullock’s Newuilding
Scott Street
Ohio River
Deercreek
Licking
Cincinnati
J. J. Simmons
Procatene
Canton Station
Kentucky Central Railroad
J. M. Worrall
First Presbyterian Church
Fox Springs
Florence
Perkins
Dayton City Lively with Tax Payers and Kindness Peacemakers
Our troubled city is described as peaceful and prosperous with the council guided by etiquette and law. City Treasurer Henry Vasche is busiest as taxes flood in, while a long letter list of residents and donors appears, marking civic engagement and community spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Jefferson
Cushire
Dayton
Henry Vasche
The Luck of the Hazlebaker Hessian in America
A fragmentary item traces Hessian Peter Herlebaker sold to serve in 1776 and later living in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It notes his descendants in Ohio Adams County and Iowa, with references to other family branches and an Illinois lawyer connected to the old estate rumor.
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W. D. Moore
Europe
Pike County
Ohio
Peter Harlebaker
America
New Jersey
United States
John
Jacob
Abraham
Pennsylvania
Adams County
Hall
Jacob Iward
Iowa
Ruth Jane
Andrew
Illinois
Peter Herlebaker
Ilebaker A
Heirship saga spans continents and a million dollar claim
The article details Abraham Hazlebaker and his son Joseph pursuing an inheritance in Germany for Peter Harlebaker. Lawyer Moore connects heirs in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and beyond to a fortune of about 1,000,000 dollars in cash and 500,000 dollars in real estate. War delays affect sale value. the first million awaits transfer while other heirs are in Scioto and Adams counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Germany
Abraham
Pittsburg
Moore
Peter Harlebaker
Scioto
Adams
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Daily Market Review of Grain Butter and Provisions Prices
Market reports slow trade across commodities with mixed signals. Bran at 12 18 per ton, empeee 14 16, middlings 17 25, butter weak with scarce high grades, cheese firmer on light supply, coal steady, coffee steady with lighter supply, fruit and flour soft, grain mixed with no large shifts, corn steady, oats fair, hay steady, molasses balanced, oils steady, poultry dull, pork and bulk meats steady to firm, sugar strong, coffee and tea varied, vegetables subdued.
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Western Reserve
Choice Central
Gu Sige
Java
Igase
la Uayra
Ora Abe
ARLEY
Pomeine
Kentucky
New Orleans
C. Canela
Ies
Porto Xetin
Demerara
Bards
Bae Ues
Asd
Shari Turki Sland
Timothy
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Erganine Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
Bacon’s
N. W. Corner Sixth
Walnut
Albert Snell
Tim Kelly
Gest Street
Freeman
James Hite
Springfield & Short Line
Eden
Washington Parks
Curries
Lincoln Park
Suburban News
Hamilton
Cumminsville
Carthage
Cleves
Madeira
Covington
Daxton, KY
John Anderson
Martha Chittlogion
Ida Ford
R. G.huston
Floyd McGill
J. C. Niles
F. Boss
John Bollens
Frank Schwab
Henrschatfer
Rich’d Smith
Alice Thacker
M. Haddox
Franz Holzmann
James Kessler
P. Rodoelson
Henry Pudder
John Ramsey
B. Schmidt
R. L. Stone
Hazlebaker
George II
Cascade Mountains
North Carolina
Winston, N.C
Peoria
CU. H. Collins
Paragon
Elm Street
Collins
Shayne & Co
West Fifth Street
Daily Market Review
Shoprick’s
Railroads
Chicago
Northwest
Indianapolis, Cincinnate & Lafayette Railroad Company
Kankakee
Indiana
Wesinnhouse
Chicacago
Ilinois
O Burnet House
Third
Vines
Pear
Plum
Cc. K
Lord
Gen
G. L
Barringer
W. Strader
General Southern
Grand Trunk Railway
Detroit
Montreal
Kingston
Quebec
Portland
Gorham
Boston
G.T. R
Portle
Prescott
Ogdensburgh
St. Albans
White River Junction
Concord
Nashua
Burlington
Bellows Falls
Fitchburg
Vt. Centr
St. Johns
Toronto
Vermont Central
Ogdensburg
Grand Trunk
M.C. B R
Southern
Company
Bes Pullman’s Palace
Co. J. Brydges
Shacke General P . Montreal
AES Eid
Nelson’s Business College
Auburn
West Pearl St
AB Ett
Sa West Fifth Street
Aueh-O
M Ballard
Cor
New York Gallery
Fourth St
W. R
Star Office
New York
Lachman
Ofice
Seventh St
S. M
Urbana
Marx
S. Marx
West Fifth
Parton
Horace Greeley
James Parton
James K. Harin
Sixth Street
Orpheus
Inwood Park
Orpheus Amateur Orchestra
Carl Barus
C. F
ST. Nicholas
B. Roth & Sons
Carlisle House
Reop
W. W. Winder
Cal Canny
Main
Wilson Bro's
ORD
Lonsdale
Abe
Pike’s Opera
Kennedy
SGP
Shayne
Weed
DING
C. Beller & Curry’s
Fahnestock
Colton’s
Fourth Street
F. Isaire & CO
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