Wachtel troupe visit and local happenings in Harlan's regiment
Local notes report Harlan's Second Ohio Independent State Militia meeting Thursday, Ed Henderson's recovery from illness, and Sipyzy OmononpR0 burned out with family escape. Also details on Wachtel tenor at Mozart Hall, funerals for John McLean and Tillie Maxwell, and various city events at Greenwood Hall and Central Christian Church.
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Wachtel
St. Cecilia
Vickers
Jas. A. Leintncer
Third Street
Central Christian Church
Mitchell & Rammelsburg
County Commissioners Pass Various Bills and Bridge Funds
County Commissioners met Saturday and approved numerous bills including Jerry Connor hauling $17.75 Jacob Ott labor on Court-house $12.50 Wm L Ruddy peg repair $33 Jos E days barns $63 Daniel tap materials and labor on Timann's Bridge $200. Bridge and road works bids discussed with several perches and culverts priced. Six thousand dollars ordered to Shipman Co for Little Miantl bridge work. Two thousand moved from County Road Fund to Bridge Fund. Contracts awarded for grading and Macadamizing North Bend road to Bernard O'Brien.
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Jerry Conner
Jacob Ott
Wm. L. Ruddy
Jos. E
Daniel Tap
Timann’s Bridge
Sa - Springheld Township
Jacob Mazelbush
Daniel Flamm
M. C. Ryan
S. F. Howard
P. Farrell
H. Ryan
M. Burns
Burkhalger
Shipman & Co
Little Miantl
Loveland
Symmes Township
Faran & McLean
Millcreek Relief Fund
David Bath
Infirmary
Sycamore Township Relief Fund
Crosby Township Relief Fund
North Bend Road
Bernard O'Brien
Marriage Licenses for Week Ending February 3
The list records multiple marriages including Wm Stuebing with Mary Schneider and C F A McCord with Jennie G Kinsey among many couples. Real estate transfers dated Feb 3 include quit claims and parcel descriptions among Kohlmeyer Kay Bucker Rowe and others, plus executors dealings in Lebanon turnpike and Columbia township leasehold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Stuebing
Mary Schneider
C. F. A. McCord
Jennie G. Kinsey
H. Watson
Margaret Conkling
George Daum
Margaret Baumen
Wm. Seterle
Barbara Gross
Christ. Fritz
Catherine Campbell
William Quinlin
Mary Jorden
H. Schulte
Anna M. Fausting
George Gregory
Ellen Gogan
al. Schmidt
Anna Brakensich
Geo. Eckstein
Maria Reissinger
George Doleh
Sarah A. Fullman
M. Koeisel
Mary Kraua
Wm. A. Burroughs
Mary A. Rinehart
John Bruz
Charlotte Hocker
John Leyden
Mary Harrigan
P. M. Dousch
Elizabeth Stutter
Joseph Eepelag
Anna Bachel
George Deierlein
Amelia Haeckman
John Fross
Sophia Schneider
George Stein
Catherine Tuchschmidt
George Amerk
Mary Meyer
James Ryan
Mary Early
J. K. Another
Magdalena Franz
F. J. McAvoy
Mary W. Schenck
James Moore
Celia McGill
John McFarland
Rebecca Heglin
Thomas Brown
Nora Dunivan
Ph. Steiner
Alice Bolan
George Lucas
Louise K. Lell
Hill
Dena Kuche
G. Banzman
Dina Gardman
F. Haverly
Elizabeth Kribner
Herman Kohlmeyer
Wm. L. Ray
Woodburn
Wm. L. Kay
Kemper Lane
McMillan Sts
Louisa Bucker
Sophia Doroethes Bucker
Herman Bucker
McMillan Streets
James Rowe
Geo. M. Rose
Frank M. Treat
Kemper
Kenton Street
Nicholas Longworth
M. Hoffman, Jr
Lebanon Turnpike
Montgomery Pike
River News Shows Ice Breakup Threat and River Dangers
River reports nine feet nine inches and cloudy skies with rain likely. Ice breakup could cause many steamboat disasters. two girls named Daley drowned after breaking through ice despite escorts. Steamboat agent Harry Rose left the business for a Louisville restaurant. Jim Fisk towing ice to Paducah. Parkersburg Mill builds a large model barge. Robt. Mitchell helps relieve the Chas. Bodmann in Columbus ice gorge. Capt. Pierce authorized to unload at the levee as ice melts.
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Daley
Harry Rose
Louisville
Jim Fisk
Paducah
Jack Frost
Parkersburg Mill Company
Kounts
Yaeger
Tolle
St. Louis
Mitchell
Chas. Bodmann
Columbus
Capt
Pierce
National Theater Presents Star-Studded Week at Mozart Hall
Manager Sargent returns from Louisville praising his company as Grand Duke Alexis lauds them. W.H. Monroe stars with Viola Clifton and Millie Iona, plus Geo F. Ketcham and Bowman Harris. Wachtel makes Cincinnati debut with Joseph Heimans. Mozart Hall crowds expected. Sigvor Blitz performs with Ware’s troupe at Melodeon Mall. all seats twenty five cents.
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Sargent
Louisville
Alexis
W.H. Monroe
Viola Clifton
Millie Iona
Joe Lang
Geo F. Ketcham
Bowman and Harris
Clair Sisters
Metropolis
Mozart Halls
Wachtel
Cincinnati
Joseph Heimans
Mozart Hall
Melodeon Wall
Sigvor Blitz
Melodeon Mall
W. G. Ware
Twety
Mondot
Parquette and Circle
Orchestra
Family Circle
Drowned Five Youths In Newport Ice Fall Inquest Opens
A party of five left Ned Stone's house in Newport and attempted to cross thin river ice after missing the ferry. Patrick Daily Anthony Heart and Bernard Coons survived the fall while Mary Bridget Greing and another girl drowned. Bridget's body was recovered. Coroner Underhill convened a jury. Mary's body search continued amid a grieving scene and a gunshot was fired to aid the recovery.
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Ned Stone
Newport
Yung
Patrick Daily
Anthony Heart
Bernard Coons
Uak
Mary
Patrick
Ludlow Street
Heart and Coon
Bridget
Underhill
Heart and Coons
Funeral of Rev Joseph Ferneding at St Pauls Church
At dawn St Pauls Church on Abigail and Spring streets filled to capacity for the funeral of Rev Joseph Ferneding founder and chief pastor since 1848. Archbishop Purcell led High Mass with over fifty priests present and a grand city choir. Procession to Mount Saint Bernard followed with pallbearers named. numerous friends from Covington and Newport attended. Separately, Judge Carter presided over twenty six new and three continued cases, mainly drunk and disorderly, including fines and a ninety day Workhouse sentence for a pocketbook theft.
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Joseph Ferneding
St. Paul's Church
Abigail and
Spring Streets
Purcell
Pubbish
Ohling
Swenninger
Richter
Halley
Mount Saint Bernard
Congregation Societies
St. Aloysius Orphan Society
Covington
Newport
Louis Hudephol
Caspar Litmer
B. H. Dodt
J. B. Enneking
J. H. Buddeke
Jacob Renneker
J. B. Lampe
Jos. Giese
J. H. Piening
Geo. Jacobs
Carter
James Miller
Christ. George
John Phoffenberger
William Griffin
Preston
Barlow
Margaret McMasters
Sixth-street Market
William
John Wilson
John Barry
John Dishau
Sarah McDonnall
Jas
Marcus
John Hines
A. L. Vanderbilt
John Bains
Margaret Mason
John Goss
Henry Myers
Philip Miller
Rudolph Baldoof
Joseph Bassauer
John Brown
Joseph Brown
Joseph Bowenstegel
Anna Anton
George Black
Wood's Presents Morlacchi the Peerless and A Pretty Piece of Business
The program at Wood's this week features Morlacchi the Peerless in the French Spy, preceded by the petite comedy A Pretty Piece of Business with Mr. and Mrs. Macauley. The bill is strong and should draw good crowds according to local notes. Also referenced are a Times and Chronicle critic remarks about Whiting in Claudio and a request to avoid faro slang in notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morlacchi
Wood
Whiting
Claudio
Sonny
Markets and Finance Update from Cotton Sacks to Meat Prices
Fragmented OCR lists varied commodities with prices per unit or per ton including cotton sacks at $120.00 to $125.00 per ton, molasses per bushel, dressed chickens per dozen, turkeys and ducks by unit, and animal products like rib and sides. Fragments indicate a noisy price snapshot across commodities and markets.
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Lear Ib
Market Report from the Evening Star February 6 1873
The Evening Star notes light butter supply with steady prices and dull demand for low grades cheese, firmer cheese at 15 to 15.5 cents. Eggs dull at 21 cents per dozen. Flour receipts light and stocks shrinking with dull market. Fancy 750 850, family 710 725, extra 7 10, superfine 6 25, low grades 460 540. Wheat steady. corn 46 49 cents, rye firm 87 90. oats steady. barley in fair demand. Poultry scarce and firm. dressed turkey 17 18 cents, chickens 4 6 per dozen. Linseed firm at 0.5? cents. Lard and petroleum undisturbed. Minor notes on stock quotes and New York Central, Northwestern, and government securities.
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the Evening Star
Ohio
E. Lard
Petroleum Undian Corton
Rseas
Marriages and engagements listed across cities
The notice records several marriage and engagement announcements dated January ending January 30 to 31. Names include Beers and Susan Beers of Cleveland, Upham of Elkhart, and Cushing of Massachusetts with various spouses. The column notes couples from Toledo Somerville Cincinnati and Lafay ette.
Death notices from early February with multiple obituaries
A string of death notices dated February with names such as McGovern, McFaden, Nathan, Schmidt, Zumstein, Wetsell and Brewer. Entries list ages from 4 to 69 and specify causes like consumption and hemorrhage, with locations including Indianapolis and Pittsburg.
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Cis
Charles Edward
Daniel
Edward McGovern
McLean
John Rer
Natha
Bentay
Jesse
Moritz
Carrie Nathan
McFaden
Pittsburg
John D. McFaden
Wm. Small
Schmid
Indianapolis
C. F. Schmidt
Brewer
John Ieber, Esq
Wetsell
Susan Wetsell
Zumstein
Charles Zumstein
Ipdinnspolle
John Fisher
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The
Evening Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth
Fes
Leesenta
Greenwood Hall
John McLean
United States
Wesley Chapel
Spring Grove
Tillie P. Maxwell
York Street
Maxwell
Wacatel
Buckeye Club
EB. T. Carson
Mill Creek Bottom
Tur Ohio Penitentiary Church
James Trimble
Trimble
Willa Small
Small
Kentucky
River News
National Theater
Wood's Theater
Brookville, Inc
Epirons Daily Star
John Coulter
Alonzo Auger
Coulter
Kansas
Ward Burlingame
Independent Journalism
South Carolina
Joaquin Miller
Anthony
P. Weber
Caspar Koblér
Markets and Finance
Odienne
Glover
Ubio
Timothy
Pexivel
Tallorpool
Daily Market Review
Adams Berd
New York
New York Central Scrip
Bria
Orthwestern
R & Gore Renorn
Abnnal
Meee
Beeen
Marreiages
Fourth and Vine Streets
Eee Cc
H. Duffield
W. C
Dunbar
Bethesda
Waukesha, Wis
Bright
Barnum & McMillen
Fourth St
Cincin
J. T. Warren &Co
Manning & Longley
Commission
Sincinnath
A.p.cox
Equitable Life Assurance S Society
Butler
Indiana
National 1 Theater
H. J. Sargent
Oeati Division No
T of the
J. C. Ridge
George Craikshank
Il Trovatore
Verdi
Ompany
J. Aohnson
Fed-S& M
Logrentia
E. L. Harper & Co
Wheeler & Wilson
IWM. Sumner & CO
West Fourth St
Egan & Slocomb
Brogans
West Pearl Street
Whitehead
Richmond Street
Closson & Timberlake
Ax Pak
JAS. P. McNamarra &O
Pearl and
Walnut Streets
Ezekiel & 60
West Pear Street
Lance
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co
C. Wells, Preasurer
Vine Street
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