Local Brevities Highlight Week of Deaths and Events
The week saw 135 deaths with 37 from smallpox. Local notes report 95 men and one woman sleeping at the station last night. A horse and wagon that broke through ice on Ludlow Street was retrieved from the river. Johnny Allen and Little Mac will open at Mozart Hall next Monday with a dramatic troupe. A Missouri Pacific train accident near Jefferson City injured a wife of Rev. M. P. Gaddis and others. The 100d Humor Glee Club plans a masquerade on St. Valentine night February 14. Incendiary case in Pearl Street shoe store under scrutiny. A boarding house at 14 Thirteenth Street reports theft of clothes and valuables. The Archbishop Appoints Jair as Vicar-General of the Archdiocese. Updates on typos in Blitz matinee pricing corrected. Missing-persons notices for two girls, Maggie Cass and a companion. Orpheus to host a grand masquerade at Turner Hall next Monday. Printing firm Russell, Moran & Co. to build new Race Street plant. A horse injured after a wagon accident on Court and John Streets, mercy urged for the animal. Chamber of Commerce honors Signals of the War Department with a committee. Johnny Allen again to perform at Mozart Hall with Alice Harrison and Little Mac. A small fire at Deckabach’s copper-smithy on West Court Street was extinguished. losses are insured. Separate note on a court confrontation about drinking habits of men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Street
JouNxy Allen
Mac
Mozart Mall
Sneider
M. P. Gaddis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Jefferson City
St. Valentine
Otto Jair
Custos
St. John's Church
Cincinnati
Joseph Ferneding
Buirz
Blitz
Central Christian Church Dedication Promises Grand Edifice
A detailed vision of the Central Christian Church in Indianapolis, describing blue limestone exterior, stained cathedral glass, and a 120 by 66 foot main hall with a 37 foot deep gallery. The interior features a grand pulpit, baptistry with sliding floor, an organ loft, promenades around the clear story, and extensive ventilation. Builders are named and dedication services scheduled with multiple clergy from various churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Holtzinger & Edwards
General Builders
Jones & Alberts
Elijah Mering
Jas. Porter
Pedretti
Dunn & Witt
Berguud
M. Greenwood & Co
C. 8. Rankin & Co
McHenry
Mitchell & Rammelsburg
John Shillito & Co
Koenker
Isaac Errett
Christian Standard
W.T. Moore
Mr. Hendricks
Greensburg
Indiana
Robert Graham
Hooker Female College
Lexington
Kentucky
Thomas Monell
General Missionary Convention
A. J. Hobbs
Sixth-street Congregational Church
AtBo
Covington
W. T. Moore
Henry D. Moore
Vine-street Congregational Church
Joffrey
Ninth-street Baptist Church
M.C. Briggs
Trinity M. EH
Eben Halley
Seventh-street Congregational Church
A. Collins
Court-street Baptist Church
Central Christian Church
Cincinnati Council Meets Over Mount Adams Observatory Transfer
The Council University Committee and the Board of Aldermen consider transferring observatory property on Mount Adams. John Kilgour offers four acres and 10000 for building an observatory. Linwood Hill offers four acres with conditions. Resolution accepts Kilgour gift and Longworth heirs concession. committee adjourns. Kilgour letter dated February 8 1872 is read.
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Council University Committee
Toureine
Observatory
Mount ‘Adams
McMicken Wni Ts
Longworth Heirs
Astronomical Society
Cincinnati
J.D. Wheeler
Linwood Hill
John Kilgour
Board of Aldermen
Davis
Longworth
Common Council
City of
City of Cincinnati
Joan Krugovar
University Messrs
Shillito
Brookfield
Court session reviews numerous petty charges before Judge Carter
Twenty two new and eleven continued cases heard this morning. John Connelly linked to Waserich robbery faced renewed questions. witnesses included John Slater who claimed his father settled with Waserich. Several defendants received fines or jail terms for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. some cases adjourned or referred to probate, workhouse, or continued to Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
John Connelly
W. E. Waserich
Broadway
John Slater
Waserich
Slater
Connelly
Wm. Carter
Ann Smith
Sheridan
Bucktown
Charles Williams
Newport
Peter Fury
John Baxter
Hugh McGuire
Wim. Bruen
Cincinnati
Mozart Hall
Mary Balles
David Mark
Solomon Mork
Main Street
David
Campbell
Leonard Westbrad
Caspar Worensman
George
Dowdy
Carthenia Dowdy
Carthenia
George Jones
Adam Ott
Lorenz Miller
Gentlemenly Confidence Man Visits Local Shops
A well dressed young man tried to pass a counterfeit ten when requesting change for a twenty at Louis’ bakery on Sixth street. An alert clerk and another employee thwarted the scheme, as the fraudster fled. He attempted the same ruse at 9 Fifth street dry goods and earlier at Jamin on Fifth Street. The community is urged to watch for such schemes and local detectives to act. Also, a private masked ball at 194 Elm Street drew a city’s elite for a long night of dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis’ Bakery
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
Jamin
Bright
Ohio Ollicg and Depot
Market price list for groceries and provisions
A scanned market page lists prices for wheat, salt, molasses, oils, potatoes, poultry, and meats. It includes terms like winter wheat, New Orleans salt, refined petroleum, chick-ens, turkeys, ducks, and various rib and side cuts with per unit or per bushel pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
New Orleans
LA Oy
Scseccs Ieee
Orleans
Daily Market Review of February Prices and Trade
The Evening Star notes firm butter demand for top grades with light receipts at 28 25c per lb, cheese firm with best qualities scarce, eggs quiet at 19c per dozen, oranges and lemons steady with Messina and Valencia ranges cited. Flour and grain show strength with higher wheat, corn around 47-49c, oats 40-45c, rye 92-94c. oils firm, lard steady, poultry dull with turkeys scarce, potatoes firm, pork quiet, bacon steady. New York market reports 162 bales traded with 11,901 receipts.
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Ormos
THE
Evening Star
Ohio
Choice
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
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the Evening Star
Daily Evening Star
Star CO
Race Street
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Oain? Eppy
Ed, Bidy
Johnny Allen
Clint
Burrz
Caier-Eneinker Megbue
Sliker
Pearl Street
Joan Brenkuan
No. 14
Thirteenth Street
Logreenia
Orpheus
Turner Mall
Alice Harrison
Little Mac
Johnny
Bryant
New York
Mrn
Cincinnati Post-office
Hill
Charles Gorsuch
Indianapolis
Ind
Fred. Heldesheim
Mary Jane Brown
Betts Street
Mary
Fred
Sigismund Leipziger
M. Cassat
Dominic Mader
Marketsa
Fimance
Heeeedewabee
Daily Market Review
Ou Fen Ae
U'cial
Sid West Ing
Springfield
Waviateenants
Teks Sharma
Taddrees
B. Dun
Mt Uo
Lebanon
Hmond
Inds
Paris
Ferckiner
Columbia Township
Poeren County
City
R. R. Station
Valley
Ee Depot
Arison
Folie
Opera
L. J. Jones & CO
Mary Walker
Star Office
Avondale
Spingeld
Agaress
Harrison Street
West Ninth
Ion
M. C. Shoemaker
Atlas
Third Street
Fourth St
West End
Linn Street
Pe Taauixe
T. D
Abe
Dr. J. Unt
Valley Auction
Eod
Burnett & Reeder
Mt. Auburn
Rendigs
West Third Street
Jaid-Tt
SA Ree
Jaid-Tf
By, Ezekiel & CO
West Pearl Street
Dsann
Gene GU . Carpenter
Whitehead
Liniment
No. M
Richmond
John, Holmes
We, &c
Goshen
National Theater
Hh, Sargent
Pee Ate Sonn Ccon & Co
Dobinevor & de Godgie
A. Krell's
Wilson's
West Fest
Ter
C. B. Schehner
West Court Street
Melodeon Flat
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Logrenieia
Air Conjuror
Canaries
Java Sreusene
Paraquare
White Mice
Jedets
West Fifth Street
Fountain Square
Shayne
Egan & Slocomb
Brogans
Dunbar
Bethesda
Waukesha, Wis
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