Weather and Local News in Evening Star Item
Heavy rain disrupts local news as Rice's minstrels set for Melodeon Hall. Drayman injured near Pearl street bridge. Elm street railway to begin operation. Counterfeit case, police actions, and inquests reported along with city building permits and expositions news.
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Evening Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
Bacon’s
N. W. Corner
Sixth
Walnut
Taurspary
Avavat
Barom
Therm
Court records show minor docket with fines and sentences
In a light court session, Leroy Eskings fined 10 dollars and costs for striking a German named Denning. Charles Harris fined 10 dollars and costs for nuisance. John Davis given nine days and costs for drunkenness. Francis Weber fined 5 dollars and costs for drunkenness. Thomas Conley received several days for drunkenness. Henry Keegan William Eagan and James brought on charges of be ag comemon thieves. Eagan sent to the Work-house for nine days to serve during the Exposition.
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Berone Jupor Carter
Leroy Eskings
Denning
Chas. Harris
John Davis
Francis Weber
Thos. Conley
Henry Keegan
William Eagan
James
Eagan
Sb Ny
Exposition Commissioners Meet for Preparations and Tickets
The Commissioners met at Exposition Hall to review expenses and exhibit plans. Transportation arrangements include excursion pricing from multiple railroads and reduced rates from Philadelphia. Spaces for seven acres are allotted with improved exhibitor harmony and a strong Fine Arts showcase expected.
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Exposition Hall
Weir
Committee On Transportation
Committee of Transportation
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
Omaha
Nebraska
Northern Central Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Vnstad
Pittsburg
Memphis & Charleston Railroad
Philadelphia
Steee Railroad Company
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad Company
Pittsburg Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway Company
Tte
Department of Fine Arts
Europe
Teachers Institute Third Day Proceedings Report
The third day featured Prof Orton on the geology of Ohio from Cincinnati limestone to the Waverly Series with notes on climate shifts and animal life absence. Prof Dickinson and Orton led the morning lectures while Prof Mueller’s singing impressed attendees. An inquest into Edward Richardson’s death opened with testimony from James Richardson and Dr A M Brown detailing a fatal abdominal wound and a coroner adjournment to Friday morning.
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Orton
State of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Waverly Series
Public Landings Committee Considers Wharfage Ordinance
The Committee on Public Landings met yesterday to discuss an ordinance allowing 2% by 75 foot wharfboats to moor at the landing free of wharfage and to empower the committee to set rates charged for loading and unloading. It also provides for wreck removals. After debate it was referred to Chairman Buckel and the Solicitor for verbal amendments.
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Committee On Public Landings
Buckel
Tapping the till incident and upcoming local events in Cumminsville
A man was found tapping the till at Valentine Nicholas saloon but fled before arrest. Dr Isaac M Wise will speak to the Greeley Club Saturday evening. Grant Club anticipates a full turnout for a ratification meeting. Rev G D E Mortimer will conduct services at St Phillips Church Sunday and the next Sunday. John Fisher, a farmer near Symmes Corner, drove a load of corn to Cumminsville and sold it.
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Valentine Nicholas
Isaac M. Wise
Greeley Club
Grant Club
G. D. E. Mortimer
St. Phillips
John Fisher
Symmes’ Corner
Cumminsville
Drunken Driver Fined Five Dollars After Wild Wagon Ride
A man who drank heavily rode a wagon down the Colerain pike at high speed, scattering belongings as his horses bolted. He was overtaken and fined five dollars.
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Colerain Pike
Local notices and political contests crowd county page
Captain William Segman faces a twenty dollar fine for disorderly conduct and a three hundred dollar bond after failing to pay or post a bondsman, leading to jail. Marketmaster Riggs draws public ire for dumping garbage on a vacant Taylor street lot. The Ne rt School Board set a one week school opening delay and rejected the president’s salary recommendations as unwise. Congressional candidates Myers and Arthur debated in Cynthiana with independent Democrat O P Hogan announcing opposition to both Greeley and Grant. Next Saturday swift workers plan a pigeon shooting contest near the Iiking river, with twelve birds shot and lively bets placed.
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William Segman
Squire Maphet
Ne Rt
Congress
Harvey Myers
Arthur
Cynthiana
Harrison County
O. P. Hogan
Grant County
Greeley
Grant
Swifts Iron and Steel Works
Iiking
School Board Meets Tonight for Important Business
The School Board meets tonight to conduct important city business. Hon. J. Alexander Grant, Register of the Land Office, is in the city. The Grant and Wilson Pioneer Company meet tonight at Drexelius Hall to complete their organization.
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J. Alexander Grant
Squire Duveneck
Ohio
James A. Hall
Martha Hallen
Grant and Wilson Pioneer Company
Drexelius’ Hall
Sixth and
Madison Streets
Pythias
Frank Behler
Lang & Knoll, Brewers
Nellie Pate
Elizabeth Boberg
Quarterly Court
Seventh-street
J. B. Stansbery
Lexington
Jnc
H. Nixon
Chas. Eginton
Covington
Horace Greeley
Fire Department
Lockland council passes sidewalk regulation second reading
At Tuesday’s meeting an ordinance to regulate sidewalks passed to a second reading. Streets 50 feet wide or less will have sidewalks one-fifth of street width. The Neihouse bill of $60 was ordered aid. Hammocks of minor ordinances were introduced. Hosea and Dodd are erecting three handsome lamps on Washing ton avenue near the C H D station. A Grant and Wilson club organizing meeting is set in the Mayor's office at 7 o'clock.
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Neihouse
Messrs
Hosea & Dodd
Washington Avenue
Lockland
Grant
Wilson
Grant and Wilson
Wyoming Burn’s avenue improves to Hartwell and new homes rise
Burns avenue is being improved through to Hartwell. A number of handsome residences are about to be built on the knoll at the south side of the village.
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Hartwell
Dayton Items On Post Office Subscriptions And City Improvements
In Dayton Kentucky residents may order the Evening Star and New York weekly papers at the post office for carrier delivery. A steam ferry is anticipated. The city jail project looks favorable with several candidates. The city marshal targets unlicensed peddlers. A special tax is levied on Third and Fourth streets property owners for street improvement costs per the city engineer’s estimate filed with the city clerk.
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Evening Star
New York Weekly
Clay
Schenck Appointed Principal as Orr Declines
A. W. Schenck has been named principal of the school with W. D. Orr declining the position.
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A. W. Schenck
W. D. Orr
Emancipation Proclamation Mass Meeting Planned in Southern Ohio
Organizers plan a mass meeting of colored people on September 20 to celebrate emancipation. They seek speakers including Governor Noyes and Henry Wilson. W. W. Pardee speaks at the Greeley Club Saturday. St Louis records 48 heat related deaths in a week. New York bonds show 19 offers totaling 4,064,200 at 112.23 to 112.99 with 1,000,000 advertised. likely to clear around 112.28 to 112.46.
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Ohio
Noyes
Henry Wilson
W. W. Pardee
Greeley Club
New York
River drought easing noted with river level fall hoped to rise
The report mentions drizzling, a slight river rise expected to slow decline, Pittsburg shows 20 inches in the channel, and the river continues to fall. No arrivals or departures aside from regular packets. Miscellaneous notes discuss canal closure raising freight rates, packet boats, and updates on steamers including the Lady Lee, Natchez, Pargoud, and others.
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Pittsburg
New Orleans
Pomeroy
St. Louis Democrat
Vicksburg
R. E. Lee
Natchez
Louisville
Pat Rogers
Henry Probasco
Madison
Captain Shields
Lee
Lady Lee
Boardman
John T. Moore
Apples as Nourishing Food and Nutritional Value
The article extols apples as an undervalued food rich in sugar, mucilage, vitamins, and aromatic qualities with refrigerant, tonic, and antiseptic effects. It notes their use in Cornwall England and Europe, cites 1801 cider scarcity, and claims apples can substitute for meat and bread in meals, prevailing across populations.
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Cornwall
England
Chimney Advice and Jail Letter in Princeton Case
The Scientific American outlines chimney design tips to prevent smoking, advising a throat under four by twelve inches, a sudden enlarging section, smooth plaster, at least a half square foot cross section, circular or multi sided shapes, brick as best material, and greater height for efficiency. Thomas Camp, prisoner under death sentence for a July 31 1871 murder near Haubstadt, writes to the Deputy Prosecutor accusing John W. Brown of the crime. Brown was arrested but not yet examined, and his alleged guilt in the wider trial is contested.
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Brighton
August Reichemeister
Gibner
Carter
Scientific American
Thomas Camp
Princeton
John R. Bilderbeck
Haubstadt
Circuit Court
John W. Brown
Brown
Daily Market Review dispatches for Bran Butter and Cheese
Market report from Monday August 29 1872 notes light demand and steady prices for bran and butter with scarce Western reserve and higher rates for fancy grades. Cheese stock light with factory stock at 14 to 4 3 c, coal and coffee markets steady, fruit supplies mixed with green apples abundant, lemons moderate, peaches and grapes soft. flour shows limited dry activity and grain prices mostly steady with slight improvements for top grades.
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Poe &c
Shipstaff
Western Reserve
Central Ohio
Merkes & Be Notagions
Rio
Javi
Gees
Market Report From The City And District Prices
The market remains quiet with steady or unchanged prices across commodities. Kentucky and New Orleans figures show limited movement while pork, lard, and sugars stay firm. cereals and produce show modest supplies with steady demand. spot rates include refined poultry, potatoes, onions, and timothy hay with specific per unit quotes.
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Oates
Nved
Old Are
Saga
Borgen
Lineta i
Kentucky
New Orleans
Linseeus
Sc. Petroleum
City
New
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