Weather Report for Cincinnati August 26 187?
Specially reported for the Evening Star by Beary Twitchell optician. Details include barometer thermometer wind and sky conditions with times for sunrise and sunset and notes of clear weather for Tuesday August 7.
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Evening Star
Beary Twitchell
Optician
Bacon’s
N. W. Corner
Walnut
Arctic Garden
Rand
Wiegand
Europe
Angé
H. Reibel
Scorching heat and local incidents in the city
Yesterday's 104 degree heat marked a hot spell as Hammond street station reports 31 arrests over the weekend. A fire at Judge Collins's Walnut Hills stable caused about $600 loss. Concerts for Prof Seidensticker and the Orpheus Society are announced alongside reports of a Brighton House night shooting injuring a youth named Pfeister.
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Isaac C. Collins
Walnut Hills
Hammond Street
Seidensticker
Schuman
Vine Street
Police Court Morning Fatality Amid Trial and Robberies
In police court this morning Kate Savage on drunkenness trial saw a child in her arms die likely from heat. Edward Richardson stabbed near Anderson's ferry remains alive with slim hopes. James Doyle identified as the attacker. A burglar attempted entry at Mr Kaiser’s George street home. he fired a shot and fled. Robbers John McNulty William Cassidy and Jim McLaughlin robbed a Kentucky man at Deagle's saloon. bail set at 1500 each for examination Wednesday. License receipts list weekly mayoral records.
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Kate Savage
Edward Richardson
Anderson’s Ferry
James Doyle
Richards
Kaiser
George Street
Linn and
Baymiller
Mr. Kaiser
John McNulty
William Cassidy
Jim McLaughlin
Kentucky
Deagle
Wood
Andra
Editor appointed for Westliche Blatter in Volksblatt
The Westliche Blatter gains M. W. Van Loenfels as editor while Dr. Mekk resigns to lead the Bloomington Avuzeiger. Louis Beasongood from this city is named by the President through the U S Chief Commissioner as Commissioner to the Vienna World Exposition. Rev Father Halley departs on a ten days health trip northward.
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The
Westliche Blatter
Volksblatt
M. W. van Loenfels
Mekk
Bloomington Avuzeiger
Louis Beasongood
United States
Vienna
Father Halley
Accidents Report From Greeley Area Injuries
Multiple men sustained injuries in Saturday incidents. John Sullivan fell from a platform at a meeting and broke a leg. Andrew Mitchell bruised after trimming trees. Warren Wilmuth fell from a scaffold with both legs broken. Henry Sohler died after falling from a third story window while intoxicated.
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John Sullivan
Woodward Street
Greeley
Andrew Mitchell
Eighth Street
Warren Wilmuth
C. Woodruff
Henry Sohler
Freeman Street
Sohler
Badly Scared Peter Murray Drifts From Indiana To Cincinnati
A farmer from near Browns ville Indiana arrived at Third street station in a panic claiming he lost his money. He had planned to pay property taxes near Hamilton but woke to find himself in Cincinnati with two hundred four dollars in his coat. He rechecked his pockets and calmed when police helped recover his money.
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Peter Murray
Brownville
Indiana
Third Street
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Amontelde
Large Lumber Fire at Green & Co. on Freeman Street
A night blaze at John K. Green & Co. on Freeman Street destroyed about forty lumber piles valued around 15,000. Firemen saved adjacent stock and buildings after three alarms. Loss totals about 15,000 with 45,000 insured across eight companies including Eagle and Firemen's.
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John K. Green & Co
Freeman Street
Sixth
Eagle
Firemen’s
Miami Valley
Enterprise
National
Cincinnati
American
Farmers
Berea Union Chapel Celebrates semi centennial in Whitewater Township
The fiftieth anniversary services recalled the chapel’s early religious history with Rev. B W Chidlaw and greetings from Rev. Geo S Browne Rev H M Walker and Rev Mr Garrison. Ezekial Hughes provided the largest gift of one hundred dollars and land for the site.
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Berea Union Chapel
Whitewater
B.W. Chidlaw
Geo
Morrow
Ohio
H. M. Walker
Elizabethtown
Far West
Joseph Lewis
Counterfeiters Caught At Cooper's Cigar Store
Two men named John O'Brian and John Fanning attempted to pass a counterfeit ten dollar bill at Cooper's cigar store on Broadway above Front. The clerk notified police Lieutenant Deitch, nabbed by Hammond Street Station, and held for examination after failing to explain the bill.
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John O’brian
John Fanning
Cooper’s
Cigar Store
Broadway
Front
Cooper
Deitch
Hammond-street
Court records show multiple drunk and disorderly fines
Seven percent of new cases before the court this morning included several arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct. Individuals named faced fines from $5 to $15 plus costs, with a few detention days and animal abuse charges also noted.
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Brrore Super Carter
Frank Cornelius
John Evans
John McBride
Jacob Ellick
Patrick Murray
Frank Carney
John Keenan
Henry Gerhardt
Harvey Walker
Nellie Monroe
Nicholas Borean
James Britton
Rosa Sawyer
James Keear
Alexander McDonald
John Weitman
James Cope
David Fox
Joseph Schick
Johannah McCarty
Patrick Fogarty
Fred, Fink
Lawrence Fiery
James Addy
Patrick Galuley
Wood's Theater to Open Fall Winter Season
Wood's Theater opens on September 2 with a cast including Mary Davenport Carrie Jamison Augusta Chambers Mary Howard Nellie Mc Henry Florence Vincent Mary Montello Ella Moore Mrs B Macauley and B Macauley W H Otis Fred Hight Graham Barton Young Vickers Robbins Barton Marble Armstrong Russell Moriarty Mehen Waite Hannum Johnny Allen leads Rip Van Winkle The Black Crook scheduled in week two Melodeon Hall also opens September 2 with Rice's Minstrels Billy Mawes stars in Macbeth
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A. A. Armstrong
R. F. Russell
M. J. Moriarty
H. E. Mehen
Waite
H. Hannum
Johnny Allen
Rip van Winkle
Black Crook
Melodeon Hall
Rice
Billy Mawes
Macbeth
Greeley Club and Grant Club Meets Report Subscriptions
Col Robert Christy spoke to the Greeley Club of Cummineville on Saturday evening. A next meeting is set for Saturday evening. At the Grant Club, the Finance Committee reported subscriptions totaling 50 dollars. A committee was appointed to procure transportation for members to a ratification meeting in Cincinnati on Saturday evening. Membership rose to 180. A large force of workers repaired gas mains in the cofferdam across Millcreek.
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Robert Christy
Greeley Club
Cummineville
Grant Club
Cincinnati
Millcreek
Reynold’s
Austinburg
Grant and Wilson Club
United States
Harvey Myers
Congress
Club Officers Elected and Finance Report Due
The club elected officers including President John A Dehner and Vice President John Koch. The treasurer is George Weighold and secretary John A Long and Peter Weigold. A finance committee and rallying committee were named and a meeting will be held Tuesday evening to receive the finance report.
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Lowing
John A. Dehner
John Koch
George Weighold
Secent
John A. Long
Peter Weigold
Thos. L. Young
H. J. Robinson
Wm. H. Drips
Alex. Jacobi
Chris. Hauer
Gott. Holden
Chas. Pringer
Thomas Blong
Julius Benckenstein
Ephraim
Bates
George Kornmann
Wm. Misser
Frank Skinner
C. Hoffner
J. Koch
C. Hamer
P. Weigold
Henry Volk v. Weldele
Sneeter
M. Loge
E. Wiltsee
Wm. Weihe
Hinter
Capt. Dempster
Community notes from Cleves on lectures and funeral attendance
The Cleves town report notes a well received lecture by Thomas Kite at the Town Hall for the Christian association and a large funeral crowd for Mrs. Russell at the Presbyterian church. Rev. Chidlaw preached, with devotional duties by Revs. Garrison and Harris and singing by Bro. Fox. Conductor Allen returns to service on the Valley Junction line, praised for carrying duties and replaced by Roever during illness.
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Thomas Kite
Town Hall
Christian Association
Russell
Presbyterian Church
B. W. Chidlaw
Roever
Ratification Meeting in Hamilton Receives John W. Sohn
The Liberal Republican and Democratic mass ratification meeting in Hamilton featured John W. Sohn, Esq. as the principal speaker for Congress in the new Third District. He was followed by De Lacount in German and Pardee in English. A rain shower fell last evening.
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John W. Sohn
Congress
Third District
de Lacount
Pardee
M. E
Newport Telegraphic Link With Cincinnati Mill
Telegraphic communication established between Swift's rolling mill in Newport and the company office in Cincinnati. Newport Waterworks to be completed next corner. Heat causes sun stroke injuries to several people including William Plummer and Kiam Tolliffe, both expected to recover. Joseph Yergins reports trunk theft at his brother in law Hermann Schmees's house. suspicion on boarder Snell who disappeared. Harry Ward draws large crowd for courthouse speech Saturday night.
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Swift
Cincinnati
Newport
William Plummer
Catholic Benevolent Societies
Covington
Kiam Tolliffe
Jos. Yergins
Hermann Schmees
Snell
St Patrick's Church Dedicated in Covington
The new St. Patrick's Church on Philadelphia Street Covington was dedicated yesterday with high ceremony. Architect A Picket and brickwork by John G Martin. cost about 25000. Dimensions 140 by 54 feet, 60 foot ceiling, seating 1400. Bishop Teeble presided with priests. sermon by Father Nussbaum. Large crowd including Catholic Benevolent Societies.
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St. Patrick’s Church
Philadelphia Street
Fourth
Fifth
A. Picket
John G. Martin
Covington
Bishop Teeble
Father Nussbaum
St. Xavier’s Church
Cincinnati
Catholic Benevolent Societies
Wm. Lavin
Lexington
Daily Market Review time August 26 1872
Market notes show light demand and steady prices for shipstuff and brace per ton. Western Reserve and Central Ohio flavors quoted with varying grades, grease butter easing, coal demand steady, Youghiogheny and Cannel coal prices listed, fruit supplies ample with green apples available and some demand for sample lots.
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MonoDay
Aes
BRAN
Shipstaff, & c
Western Reserve
Central Ohio
Hardard
Rio
C. Fair
Weee anaion market reports broad commodity demand
Market letters show varied demand across grains and provisions. Wheat prime red and white notes steady prices, rye flour sharp, oats firm, barley quiet, corn mixed, hemp and molasses steady, lard and linseed firm, poultry dull, pork steady, bulk meats active, bacon prices firm, sugar and salt steady, seeds moderate, vegetables dull with modest potato onion and sweet potato quotes.
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Ain
Kentucky
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Demerara
Turk’s Island
Liverpool
Timothy
Government Bond Quotations Show Slight Decline In Market
Markets by Telegraph report slight decline in government bonds in New York trading. Sterling exchange remains steady at 109 and gold carrying at 3 percent.
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New York
Completion of Kankakee Line links Cincinnati to Chicago
The Indianapolis Cin and Lafayette Railroad announces the completion of the line between Lafayette Indiana and Kankakee Illinois connecting with Illinois Central Railroad forming the only through independent route between Cincinnati Chicago and the Northwest. The Kankakee Line offers faster transit reduced losses and improved handling with regular operations and will be advertised by G L Barringer H J Paes Sup t Genl Freight Agent. Rates and route information will be provided on request.
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General Freight Office
Indianapolis, Cin. & Lafayette R. R. Tt
Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette Railroad Company
Lafayette
Ind
Kankakee
Ills
Illinois Central Railroad
Cincinnati
Chicago
Northwest
G. L. Barringer
H. J. Paes
Meeting to organize 3 Grant Club at Wilmeyer's Hall
A large gathering planned for 98 Saturday evening at Wilmeyer's Hall corner of Harrison and Spring Grove avenues to organize the 3 Grant Club for the Twenty-fourth.
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Wilmeyer’s
Arrison and
Spring Grove Avenues
Grant Club
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