IMCAL Brevities: Crimes, Weather and Meetings
Forty two arrests yesterday with sixteen for disorderly conduct. The Cincinnati annual Conference of the M. E. Church meets today at Eaton, Bishop Wiley presiding. A clothing theft leads to Wm. Grady’s arrest and detention. Regatta Club postpones its meeting to Saturday eight at the Oberly House. Rain and a dark sky herald a heavy downpour. Leroy Erskine jailed on assault bail set for tomorrow. Philip Noelcke duped by a confidence game involving an $8 advance on a $250 watch.
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M. E. Church
Eaton
Wiley
Merrill
John Flynn
Front Street
Fam
Wm. Grady
Grady
Third-street
Regatta Club
Oberly House
Leroy Erskine
Macallister Street
Theodore Deering
Erskine
Carter
Philip Noelcke
Elm Street
Noelcke
Trotting at the Park Tomorrow Afternoon
Two trotting races are planned at Exposition Park tomorrow afternoon with several renowned horses expected to compete. A high speed performance is anticipated as the 2:20 P M train will stop at the park.
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Exposition Park
Park
Sam Grier
B.g. Sam
J. Waggoner
S. m. Nellie
Geo. Fale
S. G. Tom
Wolfstein
B. m. Belle
Fred Asser
B. G. Tom
J. Friday
B. G
Payment Delays Halt School Board Salaries
Due to a failure to procure a quorum and hold a meeting, the Board of Education has not passed bills for payment. Two unpaid bills leave janitors and cleaners without pay, causing distress among staff.
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Board of Education
Fatal Stabbing at Party Leaves Apprentice Dead
Edward Richardson died at 583 West Sixth Street after a Friday morning affray near Anderson Terrace. Doyle, the suspected stabber, is in custody. Richardson worked at Redway and Barton Foundry and was well regarded by acquaintances.
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Edward Richardson
Anderson Terry
West Sixth Street
Doyle
Richardson
Redway & Barton
Teachers Institute Advancing Science and Education
Prof Orton spoke on Natural History and vertebrate animals while Prof Heilman outlined Krader Sinisle and Kinder Garten ideas. He urged early education, garden classrooms, and child centered play, with Western states needing internal cultivation as well as external schools. The program continued with Prof Dickinson tackling elementary to high school scope and Prof Orton detailing geology geography links and mountain formation. Interment at Woodland cemetery Dayton followed a music interlude and O'Brien Bros. announced a new Front street carriage factory location.
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Orton
Heilman
Krader- Sinisle
Uite
Kinder Garten
United States
Dickinson
Himalaya
Indian Ocean
Rocky Mountains
Mediterranean Sea
Mueller
Committee On Music
Sanitary Board Eyes Stockyards Plan for City Slaughterhouse
The Sanitary Board met with Mayor Davis presiding. A plan to utilize nearby stockyards for a city slaughtering and rendering establishment was discussed. A special committee was appointed to liaise with the stockyard company. Dr Cleadenin received twenty days leave. W. B. Folger named Fire Department clerk. A new waltz Mag's Waltz by A C Sedgwick was gifted in memory of Maggie Frey.
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Sanitary Board
Davis
Clendenim
Cumminsville
Simpkinson
Messrs. Simpkinson, Johnston
Dr. Cleadenin
F. W. Helmick
West Sixth Street
A. C. Sedgwick
Maggie Frey
Rounders in Suburbanw District Involved in Violent Incidents
At the Organ Saloon on Basin street Cas per proprietor was struck by John Hall alias Red Hoss, glass broken and Cas per cut. Hall resisted the marshal, was jailed. Booth arrested for resisting officers and bound over to court. Tuley bound over for bastardy. An altercation at Glone saloon left a man badly beaten with no arrests. Funeral services held for Rev. Starr’s infant daughter.
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Organ
Basin Street
James Tuley
Pines
Glone
D. J. Starr
M. E. Church
Clergy assignments and accidents in Cincinnati region
Rev James Wilson takes charge at Wright Methodist Episcopal Church. Fred Schoenberger, brewery employee, fainted from heat when moving from 1st floor to a cooler cellar and lay unconscious all day. Rev George F Bagbee to conduct services at St Philip’s Cumminsville. Andrew Herring, stepson of Jno Lutz, injured atop a freight train on the Short Line Springfield route. Passenger knocked from tramway near Dodsworth’s grain warehouse with skull and facial injuries, brain concussion, Dr Haight treating with uncertain prognosis.
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Bruckmann
George F. Bagbee
St. James’ Church
Cincinnati
St. Philip’s
Cumminsville
Andrew Herring
Jno
Lutz
Pringfield
Dodsworth
Dr. Haight
Grant Club forms at Camp Washington meeting
A Grant Club meeting at Willinger's Hall organized officers for the club and its Grant Guard Twenty fourth ward. Ephraim L. Bates was elected president with several vice presidents and a treasurer Gen Thos L Young. Uniforms ordered for the club for the ratification turnout Saturday evening.
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Grant Club
Willinger’s Hall
Ephraim L. Bates
John Dehner
Wm. H. Drips
Julius Benkenstein
Geo. Bogen, Sr
Jno. Dehner
Geo. Weigold
Gen. Thos
L. Young
Grant Guard
Twenty-fourth Ward
Wm. H. Higdon
Frank Stemmer
Peter Weigold
John A. Jg
C. Hauer
A Jacobi
B. Wittinger
Chas
Pincher
Betts estate buyer plans improvements at village station
Montgomery notes John K. Green and J. Perrin have rusticated at their new homes and begun substantial improvements near the station. Cameron remodels his cottage as others including Smith Inghaus Smethers Riker and Mrs Hieatt are adding dwellings. A Cincinnati gentleman plans two more houses as the village grows toward a suburb of the Queen City.
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John K. Green
Betts
J. Perrin
Messrs. Smith
Inghaus
Smethers
Riker
Hieatt
Cincinnati
Queen City
Disciples of Zak Walton Leave for Right Mile
Several officials join a group heading to Right Mile for several days of sport. The city faces alarm over a rapid smallpox spread. Work to lay a new floor on the Newport and Covington bridge will start in about two weeks. The funeral of Drum-major Brown occurred in the afternoon with soldiers in attendance at the Bar racks.
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Zak Walton
Newport and Covington Bridge
Brown
Lace Perenne
Myer
Walton
Boone County
Florence Fair
Robert Harrison
Mr. Harrison
Creem
New York City
Atlantic Coase Seeks Divorce Amid Turmoil
News notes a divorce filing in the Chancery Court, stormy family history, and related local items. Also reports on a revival talk by Rev J B Stansbery in Lexington and attendance at Florence fair, plus court actions and political club plans.
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Atlantic Coase
Chancery
J. B. Stansbery
Lexington
Peter H. Clark
Cincinnati
River News and Coming National Steam Navigation Convention
River conditions at Pittsburg show no change with seven feet of water in the channel. A June meeting of the Steamboat men's National Convention Executive Committee calls for a Cleveland convention on September 24 with at least two delegates from each locality. Delegates should be appointed and notices sent to Cincinnati. The convention aims to discuss disasters and prevention and to consider permanent national organization and amendments to the 1871 act. Thos Sherlock chairs from Cincinnati. The Louisville canal will close this evening.
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Cincinnati
Thos. Sherlock
Louisville
Daily Market Review Amid Light Demand and Steady Prices
Market notes light demand with steady quotes across commodities. Bran at 1 per ton, shipstuff 40 to 16 per ton, Western Reserve scarce, coffee steady with Java and Rio values, pork and bacon firm, flour and grain mixed but prices held, vegetables and fruit receipts large or moderate with typical regional ranges.
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isse@lane
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