Grand Masquerades and Civic Notes In Cincinnati
Community events and official notices fill the page. The St Cecilia Mannerchor hosts a sixth masquerade on February 7 in Mozart Hall Denne, and the Hollandsehen Vriendenkring plans a second masquerade on February 12 at Queen City Hall. Police revenue totals are reported: state $414.50 and city $606, totaling $1,082.50. Other items include a jail physician appointment at $50 monthly, a railway freight matter with Senioritie & Short-Line refusing shipments, worship services at Central Christian Church on Ninth Street, a car wreck delay causing red tape quips, and local court proceedings in the Ohio vs Hoeffer case. There are notices about Taos Hotsmay & Co hardware, mislisted vice presidents in a national convention, labor union delegates to Columbus and prison reform talks in New York, plus exhibitions and prizes tied to The Pilgrim at Odd Fellows’ Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cecilia Mannerchor
Mozart Hall
Denne
G. A. PowerRty
Meseng
H.tuane Miller
Theodore Baur
Mr. Baur
Queen City Labor Union
National Labor Reform Convention
Columbus
Ohio
Lewis Kecheler
KE. M. Davis
Thomas Fallon
Thomas J. White
National Prison Reform Convention
New York
Death of Rev. Pather Joseph Ferneding Parish Priest and Orphan Advocate
The Rev. Pather Joseph Ferneding pastor of St. Pauls German Catholic Church and vicar-general of Cincinnati Diocese and president of St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum died at the Orphan Asylum Readiegrom about five miles from the city. Known for piety and care for orphans he was called the Father of the Orphans. He was stricken with paralysis on January 90th and never recovered. Born in Iborst Holdorf Grand Duchy of Oldenburg Germany he spent 30 to 40 years in this country. Funeral details will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pather
Joseph Ferneding
St. Paul's
Cincinnati
St. Aloysius Orphan Asylum
Readiegrom
Ferneding
Iborst
Holdorf
Grand Duchy of Oldenburg
Germany
County commission notes and expenses approved
The commissioners authorized payments to R. M. Moore for volunteer relief fund and to M. Halstead & Co for advertising. A resolution by Mr. Holmes was mentioned, noting a treed measure and wartime context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eienere
R. m M. Moore
Volunnteer Relief Fund
M. Halstead & Co
Holmes
Oehiman Fe
Judge Carter Opens Morning Court with Broad Array of Cases
Twenty two new and six old cases heard. Charles McCoy accused of assaulting Andrew Soll at Concert Hall after heavy drinking. McCoy fined ten dollars and costs. Mrs. Dorsey charged with assaulting Alice Doherty. Doherty shows deep neck scratches. Alice Rozadt and fellow boarders on Uni Street weep as judge speaks. Christ Goets charged with coat theft. work house three months. John O Connolly arrested for loitering. continued. H H Brochman vagrant. thirty days. Thus Farrell accused of pocket theft. case continued after defense argument. John McNair attempting escape from work house. Linzie Viney vagrant. Patrick O Neill disorderly. Mixe Coffee drunk. Henry Mackey drunk. John Reynolds theft continued to Saturday. Edward Doyle disorderly conduct. five dollars and costs. Charles Bertram charged with drinking and abusing wife. wife testifies tearfully. judge imposes thirty days in work house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorsey
Alice Doherty
Vine Street
Calhoun Street
Christ Goets
K. D. Morris
Fifth Street
Work House
John O’connelly
H. H. Brochman
Farrell
West End
Hendricks
Young Thomas
John McNair
Linzie Viney
Bucktown
Patrick O'Neill
Henry Mackey
John Reynolds
Edward Doyle
Charles Bertram
Charley
Fire devastates Harvey Janes planing mill in Newport
A large fire at Harvey Janes planing mill on Front street above Pike began shortly after 8 PM. Firemen saved adjacent building but the planing mill burned for over an hour, likely started by an incendiary. Losses include building stock and machinery estimated around 15 000 to 16 000 with 7 000 insured. Nearby firms suffered water damage and tools were ruined. Separate report notes a M and C RR accident near Madeira and Madisonville with a broken driving wheel. A Scotch terrier returned from Edinburgh via Dr. Dawip Junete. Temperance Social set for Mozart Mall with Zouave drill and ticket sales. Arrest of Joan R. Lams at Greensburg with 100 reward. Faulkner at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Janes
Front Street
Pike
Newport Bridge
Andes
Eclipse
Boyden
The
Gazette
Peebles & Co
J. ©. Smith
Wood-Turner
Cincinnati Facing Co
Marietta
Madeira
Madisonville
Loveland
Joan R. Lams
Reynolds
Covington
Greensburg
Indiana
Nathan Wethers
Faulkner
Dayton and area notes: weddings and events this week
In Dayton Kentucky residents report Rev Spellman confined to his room. Charles Higgins and Miss Redacher wed at the M E Church last evening. An entertainment program tonight promises memorable performances including mentions of Jenny Lind and Nilsson, urging attendance as a once in a lifetime chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Higgins
Miss Redacher
M. E
Jenny Lind
Nilsson
Newport Faces Growth as Covington Shifts Population
The Newport city council discusses semi annual tax collection and street work while Covington residents migrate across the Licking to Newport. A frame house on wheels was moved across the Licking bridge from Covington, signaling increasing cross river movement and concern over Newport’s rising fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Newport Ferry
Newport & Cincinnati
Covington
Newport
Jacob Pence
Licking Bridge
Russell Duffy case moves toward compromise after waiver
William Russell faced rape charges after waiving examination before Justice Cormapvy. The case ties to an earlier December embezzlement dispute with Duffy over a sewing machine and a $1,000 loan for sheep. Duffy and Russell reportedly seek a settlement, with implications the assault claim may be untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Russell
Sarah Duffy
Cormapvy
Duffy
Sarah
Russell
River News Update on Ice Inches and Boats
River conditions ease slightly with a rise expected by Sunday and 93 feet in the channel. Numerous skaters on the river yesterday and several vessels at portsmouth and Ashland in harbor. A nephew of Eph Talbot drowned after breaking through ice near Raymond City. Cotton market in Liverpool steady with 435000 bales afloat and 15009 bales traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Newport
Raymond City
Chesapeake
Fanny Dugan
Bostona
Portsmouth
Mammoth Furnace
Ashland
Eph
Talbot
Market Prices and Commodities Report from New York
A dense listing shows prices for hemp, cotton, grain, hay, corn, potatoes, poultry, hogs, molasses, refined sugar, cinnamon and other goods. Also includes government bond quotations, sterling exchange, and London Consols with figures for various bonds and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Erie
Daily Market Review from the Office of the Evening
Butter remains in better demand for choice tables with firmer prices while lower grades stay quiet. Flour shows light supply and a very firm market with improved outlook for best grades. Grain receipts are light and prices fully sustained. Provisions are quiet with a downward price tendency except lard which is steady. Wholesale cooperage trades remain quiet to slight.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Star
Everens
Daily Evening Star
Sear, CO
Race S
Bet
Evening Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Fraipdr
Fes
Calekbar
Louisville & Nashville
Tuk
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
Daniel Orsnan
Pugh Alley
Central Avenue
America
Baltimore
Taos, Hotsmay & Co
Fim
Fifth Streets
Bunyan
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Carter
Charles McCoy
Andrew Soll
Andrew
Dr. Dawip Junete
Edinburgh
Scotland
Mozart Mall
Cincinnati Zouaves
J. A. Johnson
Dayton, KY
Grace M. E. Churc
Kenty
Waterworks Fund
Chancery
Bishop Toebbe
Messrs
Holt, Shriver
Davis and Stone
Dayton
Bellevue
Taylor Creek
James Thomas
Russell-Duffy
River News
Liverpool
Orleans
Markets and Finance
Prime Whit Giemnpee
Medi Buu
Covante
Moe TM Scot
Ane
Baer
Porto Rico
Demnrara
Xtra
New Orleans
B . Arakis
Pentesean Desneess
Wallee Timothy
Timothy
Turks Island
Western Union Telegraph
Epee Sens
Big Dams
American Expresa Ells & Fargo
Expres
United States
New York Central
Mios Central
Cleveland & Re
Northwestern
Ewparns
Mrnstes St. Paul
Johaan
Daily Market Review
Black
Gano Street
Neumonia
Daniel
Cnaridy Dwar McGovern
Martin Summarti
County Wexford
Ireland
Agernholt
John F. Vonholt
Gabaibe
G'Gorman
John O'Gorman
Evansville
Joha Ann
M. C
Steele
McGrew
Walnut Street
M& W
OIESS
Rte
Longworth Street
Alcan
Wesley Avenue
A. Morgan
Louisville, Ky
West Ninth Street
Acre Diman
Snuire
Aout
Madison Alnut Hills
Star Office
J. F. Fei
Springeld
Amanuensis
F. L
Agena
Ky. Ay
W. Z
Jasitf
Jones
H. O
Epee
Bell
Ryon’s & Son
Second and
Broadway
Wheeler & Wilson
W. W
Prim and Perry Sts
B. Barns, Harrison, O
Filen Street
Wock and
Kilgour
Court Street
Mound
H. Howard & CO
Merchants’ Hotel
N. E
Fourth and
P Mppician
West Third Street
Clark Street
Ord
Clark
Pleasant Street
Harrison Street
Foe
Whitehead
Richmond Street
Por
Alderney
J. H. Hunt
Valley Junction
Ead
Burnett & Reeder
Mt. Auburn
WM. Rendigs
Jald Te
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
James H. Budworth
Eee
Parquette
Oreae
T.c
Gtrelg
Ore Galler
Greenwood Hall
Logrenia
Ciil Ome
Poona
Thos. Holliday & CO
N. E. Cor
Fifth Street and
WM. Sumner & CO
Wr Saleeroom
W. 4Th St
Burdge & Som
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