Weather Mepert Report for Evening Star by Henry Twitchell
Special weather note from Henry Twitchell Optician reports Saturday forecast with clear skies and fair weather. Sunday calendar lists sun rising at 5 27 and setting at 6 31. Local items include Stevenson at his house, fireworks ordinance failure, city auditor notes a transfer of 63 640 48 to the general fund, and a petty theft arrest involving Maggie Adams.
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Evenine Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
Bacon's
N. W
Walnut
Barom
Tam
Nik
Yeterday
J. L. Keck
General Fund
Chicago and Relief Fund
Tardy Exhibitors at Exposition Face Space Loss Threats
Exposition superintendents report exhibitors delaying in bringing in articles with opening days near. Fewer than a quarter of allotted spaces are filled and regulations promise forfeiture for late occupiers. Large numbers who failed to secure space may push to claim forfeited spots. Interesting to Railroad Travelers court filing seeks 15000 in damages over disputed ticketing and ejection near Lima.
Railroad boy injured by crushed foot near Fifth Street bridge
Yesterday at about three o clock a boy had his foot crushed between draw-bars of two freight cars on the J C L railroad near the Fifth Street bridge while riding the rear car. Five minutes later Thomas Spaulding at Caldwell Loder Co pork plant was badly hurt on an elevator by a hatchway edge after pulling a rope to stop the lift.
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Fifth Street Bridge
Caldwell, Loder & Co
Thomas Spaulding
Accidental Rail Disaster Not Futures Fatality Light
An attack on the Louisville Short Line caused a rail to be pried up, sending a train over an embankment. Engineer Dallas Pullam and several passengers suffered injuries while fireman Ben Hill was killed and express messenger Taylor fractured his ankle.
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Louisville
Dallas Pullam
Ben Hill
Taylor
T. C
Police Court Docket Recites Numerous Fines and Sentences
The Police Court records show nineteen new cases and twelve continued, with a total reaching one thousand six this month. Several defendants receive fines for vagrancy drunkenness disorderly conduct and assault, including Kate Mackelroy and Patrick Duffy. The column promotes Nelson's Business College as a trusted place for second business education.
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Jupor Carter
Lida May
J. Wayne
Edward Eaton
John Dill
Jacob Dill
Kate Haley
Patrick Duffy
Charles Smith
John McMahon
Philip Rabe
Fire damages Duckwall Co fruit packing plant
Last night at 11:30 a fire alarm from box 15 signaled a blaze at the Duckwall and Co fruit packing and canning building at No 44 Public Landing. The upper floors burned and the loss is estimated near 10 000 with 15 000 insurance. the owner is Jacobus Hoffner. Father J R Mathews and son Benjamin leaped to escape. both injured and hospitalized. About 150 workers were left unemployed.
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Duckwall & Co
Public Landing
Messrs
Duckwall
Itna
Royal
American
Jacobus Hoffner
Cumminsville
Equitable
J. R. Mathews
Benjamin
Bethel
Good Samaritan Hospital
Haile
Confidence Man Nabs Jewels After Bank Check Bounces
A well dressed man visited Wm. Owens & Co. in the Fourth Street and Main area, bought watches and jewelry for 205 dollars, paid with a bad check drawn on the Fourth National Bank. Clerk Cronan pursued, identification given as Charles Winters, found with pawn tickets and several letters, locked up for examination.
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Wm. Owens & Co
Fourth and
Main Streets
Esplanade
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
D. J. Cronan
Fourth National Bank
Philadelphia
Marriage Licenses and Evening Musical Events at Parks
The column lists issued marriage licenses including Underwood Laufes Schmidt Kohler Beresford Evans and several others. It also notes Music at the Parks today at Eden and Washington Parks with Currier's Band performing works by Rossini Strauss Suppe and others along with an oyster depot advertisement.
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T. ER. Underwood
Henrietta J. Laufessick
A. Schmidt
Catherine Kohler
R. Beresford
Carrie M. Evans
Wm. Kolthoff
Mary Seilkop
H. Tieman
Wilhelmine Hodde
A. Weissert
Amelia Feige
George Steinert
Mary Streit
A. Sachemeyer
Caroline Miller
H. Schweinger
Mary Shea
M. H. Davis
Belle Hawkins
J. G. Murphy
Elizabeth L. Meiers
J. B. Reynolds
Alice B. Hopkins
Ph. Noll
Elizabeth Reed
H. J. Williams
Johannah Mahoney
A. Jackson
Elizabeth O’brien
G. Jandes
Franciska Stett
H. Bonn
Anna Bethson
Jas. Corgan
Mary, Moore
M. Fuchs
Otilla Balloweg
J. Parker
Nellie Hackett
Eden
Washington Parks
Currier
Cratacus
Rossini
Strauss
J. Sara
Koppitz
Ee Ee
Suppe
Gonnod
Lincoln Perio
Wiener
Abel Weber
Becket’s Hall Hosts Butterworth Speech
Hamilton residents filled Becket’s Hall for a Butterworth speech and left pleased. The Social Dancing Club begins its monthly meetings as hot weather turns cool and windy. Bright rainbow circles and star-like forms astonish locals near Saul’s surroundings. Businesses in the circles pick up as school books depart Holbrook & Brighs Opera House Book Store ahead of Monday’s school start.
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Becket’s
Butterworth
Old Saul
Holbrook & Brighs
Opera House
Four Churches Plan Services as Cumminsville Opens School
In Cumminsville the four Protestant churches circulate services tomorrow with ministering pastors in the Christian Church and St. Philip's while the Methodist awaits a replacement. The town’s debt declines as bids come in to sell the old church building. The School Board met and corrected minutes, accepted the price for enumerating district children, and approved advertising and local examiner bills. The schools start Monday and resident W W Tozzer lies seriously ill.
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Presbyterian
H. Hodges
Christian Church
J. D. E. Mortimer
St. Philip’s
Methodist
W. W. Tozzer
Cumminsville
Witness Meeting Planned by Christian Association in Cleves
The Cleves Christian Association pressingly influences local churches as temperance gains, and a higher Christian life becomes evident with Sabbath worship. Tomorrow at 3 PM the Association holds a Witness Meeting. all are invited to attend.
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Christian Association
Newport Book Sellers Offer 20 Percent Off
The Newport book sellers advertise school books this year at twenty percent less than retail. Mr Tandy Reed of the Newport police force is ill. Capt Ed Air and several prominent Newport residents plan to attend the Fat Men's Convention at Put-in-Bay on September 10. Congressional candidates for this district will address Campbell county residents in Alexandria next Monday at the County Court house. A lively discussion is anticipated.
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Newport
Tandy Reed
Ed. Air
Put-in-bay
Campbell County
Alexandria
Oor
Covington Suit and City News From Cin cinnati
T Jeff Smith sues Corey Marsh al Butts for 20000 damages claiming slander over remarks about his Cincinnati business as a fence or mere blind. Wood Wilson adds Fal mouth train car for ladies. Florence Fair ends today. Catholic Cathedral planned at Twelfth and Madison. Edward Ashley to supervise new high school build. Priests ordained at Cathedral on Eighth Street tomorrow. Public schools reopen next Monday after two months. Nellie Pate wins one cent in slander case in the boarbons Court.
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T. Jeff Smith
Corey Marshal Butts
Butts
Cincinnati
Wood Wilson
Falmouth
Wood
Twelfth
Madison Streets
Edward Ashley
F. Brassart
W. Tuppert
Jno
Krull
O’donohoe
Eighth Street
Nellie Pate
Elizabeth Boberg
Boarbons Court
River News and Miscellany Notes Water and Weather
The river remains cool and falling with 6 feet of water in the channel, 20 inches at Pittsburg, and packets arriving on schedule. The canal closed tonight until October first. The LeClaire lost chimneys and shifted its cabin in a lower Ohio storm. the Ajax runs aground at Portland and awaits a rise. Captain W B Miller, St Louis Hull Inspector, died at 63 after forty years in St Louis County. TM-Coldstream lode in Colorado yields $210,000 in ore in a month, with 300 ounces per ton silver and 40 percent lead. mine expected to rise.
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Pittsburg
LeClaire
Ohio
Ajax
Portland
W. B. Miller
St. Louis
Coldstream Lode
Clear Creek County
Colorado
W. W. Slean
Baltimore
Frank J. Marshall
A Destitute Traveler Saved by City Aid
A 64 year old woman arriving from Louisville en route to Pittsburg stayed at Hammond Street Station-house. With no funds to continue, Lieut Deitch collected money to cover her fare and provided a luncheon. She thanked him warmly and wished him lasting friendship and support.
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Louisville
Pittsburg
Hammond-street
Lieut- Deitch
Phil. Deitch
Daily Market Review August 31 1872
Market notes show stable prices across staples. Butter eggs grains and flour firm with steady demand, while fruit and vegetables see moderate activity. pork and bulk meats hold firm, lard and oils steady, with limited movement in bacon and sugar cured hams.
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SaTurpDar
Youghiogheny
Ohio River
Raymond
Kentucky
New Orleans
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Plaenne
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Ine
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Fifth-Street Market
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Wisconsin
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Illinois
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Washington Vity
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