LIGHTNING RODS AND LOCAL BUSINESSES LIST
A street directory style notice lists numerous businesses with their addresses including physical instruments, arcades, mattresses, upholstery, opticians, fixtures, pictures and mouldings, sewing machines, stove works, and tea and coffee dealers. Names such as F.W. Helmick, Adam Gels, Joan Frohliger, E Mendelhall, Brigel Brothers, Jas Fosten Jr., C. W. Howlaxp, Robert Clarke & Co., Manninging & Longley, J.G. Breitenbach & Co., and Thomas Gibson & Co. appear alongside addresses on Main, Walnut, 4th, and 6th streets.
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T. F. Randolph
Plrano Arcade
Robert Clarke & Co
Manning & Longley
J.G. Breitenbach & CO
B. Hayman
Faane& F. Dean
C. Dean & Meaaba
John Gibson & Co
S. E. Cor
H & Main
Thomas GiBson & Co
Vine
William Powell & U
Tth & Main
Thomas Gipson & Co
O. Porter & Co
Central. Avenue
A. Weeks
J. Maddock
American
Kneis &Reynolds
Wilcox & Glass
M. Co
Florence
McConnell
E.G. Nives & Son
Great Atlantic & Paciiic Tea Co
Tra Co
Arbitration progress and North Carolina Ku Klux cases noted
Washington dispatches report cabinet in session with missing Boutwell and Geneva dispatches on arbitration progress. North Carolina Ku Klux cases require renewed examination as pardons are withheld. Delano travels to Ohio. Sturgeon Johns Willard named to Kansas Pacific road commission. Assistant AG Smith acts as Secretary of the Interior in Delano’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
W. 8. Neal
Bureau of Steam Engineering
Harman Newell
Board of Examiners
Philadelphia
Henry H. Stewart
Naval Station
League Island
George E. Morris
Navy Yard
Pensacola
Daniel Delehantz
Canandaigua
Portsmouth
Henry Stewart
Geo. R. Johnson
South Pacific
Andrada
Benecia
H. N. Stephenson
Boutwell
Fish
Geneva
Attorney-General’s
North Carolina
Delano
Ohio
Isaac H. Sturgeon
St. Louis
G. W. Johnes
District of Columbia
D. H. Willard
Lansing
Michigan
Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
Smith
Interior
Record of a Monmouth Park Race Day At Long Branch
Long Branch August 30 at Monmouth Park featured two extra races the grand national steeplechase handicap and a four mile event crowds exceeded four thousand with many ladies present. Sorrel Dan won the steeplechase after Lobelia and Lochiel fell in the first mile. Lochiel later recovered but could not overtake Sorrel Dan.
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Long Branch
Monmouth Park
Pool
John Brougham
Jas. Thompson
Lobelia
Coffin & Lawrence
Lochiel
Sorrel Dan
Wat
Ovina Tole
Rain Interferes as Final Horse Race Ends in Photo Finish
The second race a four mile heat for a 2500 purse saw ten entered, seven starting. Cadence led early in each mile, Hampton edged Gage by a neck to win heat one, Defender led late in heat two until King Henry surged, and Henry dominated heat three to win by twelve lengths amid lively cheers. Time results: 7:48, 8:0514, 8:30.
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Dawson
Gago
Brougham
Gerald
John Morrissey
Defender
Franklin
Arizona
John Hambeck, Jr
Cadence
Bacon & Holland
Frank Hampton
Jos
McCormack
King Henry
Gage
Hampton
Henry
Fusion ticket in Louisiana Democratic Liberal pact 1872
In New Orleans on August 29 1872 Democratic and Liberal Conference committees announce a fusion ticket list for governor and state offices. The Central Committee ratifies the fusion ticket and requests Col. F C Zecharie for First District Congress. Jacksonville reports a severe rain wind storm causing extensive property damage.
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New Orleans
Grant
St. Louis Hotel
Democratic State Central Committee
T.C. Manning
Rapines
Andrew Herron
East Batonage
C. A. Week
E. Lawrence
Plaquemines
Louis Bush
Lafourche
Gen
Allen Thomas
Ascension
A. H. Leonard
Caddo
L. V. Reeves
Tensas
John McEnery
Ouachita
D. B. Penn
H. N. Ogden
Samuel Armstead
James Graham
R. M. Lusher
G. A. Sheridan
Blank
Randall L. Gibson
Wm. Moulton
Vermillion
E. C. Davidson
Lane
Alexander Boardman
George O' W. McCramie
F. H. Haten
Liberal Conference
E. A. Burke
A. L. Tucker
Dem
T. Wharton Collins, JR
Reform Pee
J. Warren Drickell
N Con. Com
Reform Party
Will A. Freret
Sec’y Reform Com
Central Committee
Democratic Party
Democratic Conference Committee
Liberal Conference Committee
F. H. Hatch
Chan
Democratic Central Committee
Col. F. C. Zeacharie
Congress
Sec’y
Ship Love M vessel sinks with 22,000 bushels aboard
Chicago reports a dispatch from August 30 noting the Love M vessel foundered in Lake Michigan near Sheboygan. Captain Lingner and four crewmen drown. 22,000 bushels of cargo are lost, while the vessel and cargo are insured.
Young thief arrested. major theft uncovered in New York
On August 30 Chas A Stevens aged eighteen was arrested for attempting to pick a pocket on Twenty ninth street and Seventh Avenue. He confessed stealing over sixty thousand dollars from General S L Barlow at his Madison Avenue home and most of the property was recovered. Pettis the Minneapolis bank robber was granted bail in five thousand dollars in Supreme Court Chambers.
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New York
Chas. A. Stevens
Twenty-ninth Street
Seventh Avenue
S. L. Barlow
Madison Avenue
Spence Pettis
Minneapolis
Supreme Court
Nebraska party nominations mix Liberal and Democrat lines
In Nebraska the Liberal Republicans and Democrats nominate a joint state and congressional ticket led by H C Ladd Democrat for Governor and Col Jesse F Warner Liberal for Congress. The ticket splits offices with Liberals holding several posts while Democrats secure others. A joint electoral ticket will be nominated in today’s session. A Winchester Virginia letter tells of a man who found a family-name coincidence in a newspaper and received a reply bearing a coat of arms.
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Nebraska
H.C. Ladd
Jesse F. Warner
G. W. Ambrose
T H. Robertson
Democratic Conference Committee
H. C. Lee
Brownville
Jas. M. Woolworth
Omaha
H. Calhoun
Nebraska City
Col
John Warner
Dakota
F. W. Hoffman
Lincoln
J. R. Clark
First Dakota Southern spike driven at Sioux City
J H Wicker of Chicago drove the first spike for the Dakota Southern railroad in Sioux City yesterday. Rice & Co of Chicago contracted to lay the track and push it toward Yandon at a mile per day. Coroner hears Richardson case. verdict expected tonight. Fiedeldey’s buggy collided with an express wagon. he was thrown into mud but not injured. No passengers injured on Louisville Short-line. trains running. Newsboys Patton and Smallwood arrested for robbing Gerard’s music store. stolen instruments found. Republican Parade planned for tomorrow evening led by Grant and Wilson Guards. Locust block pavement tax resistance by Third Street property owners between Smith and Park. plan to test by law after paying two previous assessments. Squared blocks and pavement histories noted.
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Sioux City
Dakota Southern Railroad
J. H. Wicker
Chicago
Rice & Co
Yandon
Third Street
Smith and
Park
Nicolson
German Protestants Plan Excursion to Indianapolis
The German Protestants of the city organize a excursion to Indianapolis to attend the opening of the German Protestant Orphan Asylum. A special Cincinnati Indianapolis and Lafayette railroad train leaves Saturday evening at 9 3 o clock. Round trip fare is 2 dollars 50 cents and return validity until September 6.
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Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Lafayette Railroad
Chemists Face Court Over Fusel Oil Emissions
E Berghausen and J Gut enman stood trial for noisome odors from their Hamilton road chemical works. The dispute centered on fusel oil’s poisonous properties with expert opinions offered. The judge postponed ruling until tomorrow after lengthy testimony. John H McClosky assaulted Loewenstein in Edan Park on July 4 over a dispute about a woman, but McClosky was discharged based on testimony.
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E. Berghausen
J. Gutenman
Hamilton Road
John H. McClosky
Loewenstein
Edan Park
McClosky
Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices and Trading
Change-1:00 P. M Friday August 30 reports exports of leading articles for the last 24 hours. Wheat held little higher. flour prices strong. middlings at 21 1/2 cents. Barley 1,046 bushels. Corn 3,200. Cotton 2. Wheat 55 cents. overall prices varied with limited sales.
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Im Gg
MRD Cocc
Hasnee
Saga Time Iron- Bound
Drought Damage, Accidents, and Thefts In Louisiana
In New Orleans August 20 reports warn of drought damage across Texas Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana with losses estimated at one third to one half. A man named Cummins jumped from a Third street window injuring a leg. German resident George Kabler was killed by a cave collapse near Coraddale Warren county, possibly due to intoxication. Oscar Gerard music store at 160 West Fourth street was robbed of French harps valued at sixty to seventy dollars. County and Butler county officials met to discuss draining Big Pond but took no action.
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New Orleans
Texas
Arkansas
Miseisippi
Louisiana
George Kabler
Coraddale
Warren County
Oscar Gerard
West Fourth Street
Counterfeiter Caught in Walnut Street Saloon Arrest
Officers Taylor and Colby arrested a man who claimed the name John Kreenagle for passing a five dollar counterfeit note at Captain Dily's saloon. A search at Hammond Street Station-house found about 250 dollars in counterfeit Treasury notes. He faces tomorrow's examination before Commissioner Halliday.
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Taylor and
Colby
John Kreenagle
Captain Dily
Walnut Street
Hammond-street
Treasury
Halliday
Inquest Reveals Neglect in Infant Death
The coroner held an inquest on Elizabeth Linneman five weeks old who died of convulsions. Testimony showed she was illegitimate, boarded with Mrs Hoffesang at 7 Wade Street, while the mother worked as a wet nurse in Indiana. Verdict: death from lack of proper care and medical attention. A separate case describes Mrs Maria Jane McCoy's suicide by prussic acid after preparing her home and sending her child to the father.
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Elizabeth Linneman
Lena Linneman
Carlisle House
Hoffesang
Wade Street
Indiana
New Albany
Maria Jane McCoy
Sadlier the Bank Robber Dies in Ireland Fraud Scandal
A famed 19th century forger and embezzler Sadlier rose from tradesman origins in Rosscrea Ireland to wealth and Parliament. After losses at White's Club and a ruined bank his life ended in disgrace with a staged death on Hampton Heath. English detectives traced him to Normandy and beyond before arrest.
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Ireland
Rosscrea
London
White’s Club
Cras
Hampton Heath
Sadlier
Normandy
Market summary from New York telegraph report
Latest market update shows gold at 113, flour futures firm around 158 to 160, pork and hogs firm to steady, corn quiet at 60 to 63 cents with choice August at 29 2010, wheat easing with prices around 153 to 116 for various futures, mixed demand and dull activity across commodities. Receipts noted as firm and active in hogs with light trading in other grains and meats.
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New York
Adull
Cuba
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Cincinnati
Auburn
Wef
W. Court St
Ogeninthes
Anes & AB
Penny & Maxis
Viva RY
Bian & Co
Hosa
X. R. Hawi
P. Earnah
Walnut
E. M. Davis Ua
Ted
H. B
St. Y Serass
Powell “Cen
Gipson
Bromwekn Int Co
Ar Belmer
St. Bioegate
Nerson
Schwabb
IBOLD
Central
6Th St
J.P. Loy
Wrath St
Andrew H. Ayves
N. W
6Th
B. Moran. &. & Cor
Ag’t
St. Cincinnati
Ins. Co
J. Burnett
Bourgert Ins. Co
W. Washington Co
Goodman
Enterprise
J. W. Hartwell
Insurance.life
Union Mutual
W. Johnson
Agt
National OF
U.S
Rigggin
Travelers’ Accident
Vine EquitaBsie
W. D. Mansfield
Security
W. H. Murphy
J. Fircohner
E.urrerick & Co
Bazan PartEerns
C. H. Fox
Agr
Tathamatical Instruments
THE
Daily Evening Star
Ku Klux
Fusion State
Illinois
N. York
Louisville
R.R
Lake Erie
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Woolen Mills
Home Woolen Mills
M.E. Church
Gur Ieee Ae Es
Lingner
Love M& Vessel
Lake
Sheboygan
Augustus of
Duke of Saxe
Tremont House
Highland
Chicago Times
Springfield
Greeley
Board of Commissioners
Winchester
IOW A
Richardson
J.C. Fiedeldey
Mr. Fiedeldey
William Patton
William Smallwood
Gerard
Grant and Wilson
Ward Grant and Wilson Club
Erees
Tisters
Victor Burnham
Pres’t
Afternoon Market Review
Johnny Allen
Cummins
Butler County
Big Pond
Sheriff's Office
Court of Common Pleas
Board of Control
McLeod
Telegraph
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