Local notices and events cluster in a busy city scene
A long list of small items fills the page: business openings on Pearl Street, a rumor of a horse and cart in Stone Street mud, the American Wine Growers meeting, Mrs. Leavitt of Georgia visiting, and court or police notes. A grand jury finds Duffey guilty of embezzlement while Russell faces no indictment. Annie Hindle plans Chicago appearances before touring here. Public works fix Auditor’s Office stairs and a new Seventeenth ward station house opens. A man is injured on Hamilton road and an old lady is rescued from a fountain basin. A libel suit against Dr M B Wright appears dropped. Social events include a wedding toast with Bogen’s wine and a local plow prize. Lectures and teachers’ meetings are scheduled, with geography and higher education topics on the agenda.
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Stone Street
American Wine Growers’ Association
Russell
Parszy MaLzy
Johnny Madden
St. Louis
Lincoln Park
Seventeenth Ward
Josefa Leyhmei
Hamilton Road
Buckeye Street
Jack Mattex
Furn House
John T. Hinton
Paris
J. B
B. C
Perry Street
Columbia Township
Hamilton County
Ohio
City
R. Renq
Mary Walker
Star Office
Avondale
L. J. Jones & CO
Hamilton
the Evening Star
Springeld
Central Christian Church Dedication Frees Debt After Services
The Central Christian Church was dedicated yesterday with full seating and crowded aisles. Elder Isaac Errett preached on grace and uplifted the drive to raise thirty five thousand dollars to clear the church debt. Rev W T Moore delivered the evening sermon “It is Finished.” Nightly services to follow with clergy from various denominations.
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Isaac Errett
Jesus Christ
Central Christian Church
W. T. Moore
Pasig
Disorderly conduct and petty offenses listed in police notes
Police records report numerous arrests including drunkenness by Alfred Morton and Jerry Saye, larceny charges against James Huber and Thomas Williams, noise disturbance on Vine Street, and assaults with various fines. Marriage licenses issued for February 9 week list many couples across local names.
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Chas. Williams
Alfred Morton
Alfred
London
John Boll
San
Fred
Striker
Geo. Eckart
Mary Kane
Vine Street
Jerry Luley
Jerry Saye
Jerry
Alexander Brady
Hugh Riley
Thos. Fody
Henry Riddle
Thomas
George Meiz
Miller
Adams Street
George
Fred. Johanning
Anton Schmit
James Huber
Thomas Kelso
Engels
Sixth Street
Broadway
Kelso
James
Irwin Lawton
James Brennan
Hamilton
Brennan
Irwin
Hattie Paine
Lillie Elliott
Hattie
Strauss
Geo. Dowdy
Carthenia Dowdy
Dismpeed
Fire damages stable on Oehler street and nearby buildings
Last night about nine o'clock a fire broke out in a stable on Oehler street between Freeman and Harriet. Five horses were rescued as flames spread to a neighboring dwelling. Losses include the stable 200 dollars, Rider’s building 50 dollars, and John A. Menzel’s dwelling 500 dollars insured in the German Mutual. Grand Jury reports indictments and overcrowding at Longview institutions.
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Carter
John Finnigan
John Alexis
William Henry Harrison
Wm. Jackson
Hubbell
Sycamore Street
Fred. Abbercoat
Bond
Geo. Ryan
John
James Thomas
Pat. Fogerty
Wm. Freeman
Maggie Bolen
Freeman
Pat. Hassan
Mike Brannon
Sixth Street
Main
Walnut
Coste
Pat
Sixth-street
Patrick
Oehler Street
Harriet
Barney Ridderman
Rider’s
John A. Menzel
German Mutual Insurance Company
Genuine Fish Story Sparks Ethics Lesson in Springfield
The Springfield Daily Republican reprints a tale of a Cincinnati wholesale fish runner who purportedly sent damaged goods to Springfield merchants. A letter to Mr. Morgenthau shows distrust in newspaper reports and warns of rival schemes, while a poem about John Fennessy drinking Hennessy is noted as found in Covington.
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W. P. Miles
Henry ‘Morgenthau
Walnut Street
Omns
Springfield Daily Republican
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ringfield
Cincinnati House
Springfield
H. Morgenthau
Miles
Michael Scharfer
Springfield Republican
Daily Market Review from the Evening Star February 12 1872
Market report notes firmer butter and cheese prices with central Ohio quotes. eggs dull at 19 2Wc per dozen. Fruits show green apples, dried apples, oranges and lemons with various per barrel and case prices. Grain and flour steadiness, corn oats rye and barley quoted with modest changes. Provisions quiet with weak pork and bacon activity. lard firm. Poultry supplies high last week but down. turkeys traded at 15 16c, chickens 3 4 7. potatoes firm. Cotton quiet, sugar and other staples listed with modest demand.
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THE
Evening Star
Choice
Ohio
Messina
Palermo
Valencia
Sic
Additional Markets by Telegraph Louisville Notes and Cotton Prices
Market items from Louisville report show bagging stocks held, hemp and flax at 15 16c, cotton steady at 22 1 2c middling, flour sales 1,000 barrels at full prices, amber wheat 1 ¾ dollars delivered, oats 52c, corn priced in sacks, and varied grocery and tobacco activity. New York cotton prices dull with 7,500 bales spot sales and futures mixed. London financials quote Consols and bonds with 4 1 2 to 9 1 2 percent ranges.
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Louisville
N. C
New York
Coton
Uplands
Orleans
London
Frankfort
Paris
Market prices and dairy goods from Ashland and surrounds
Market listings show prices per bushel and per sack for a wide range of commodities. Beef, pork, and poultry values appear with figures for rib and sides, dressed chickens, and turkeys, alongside dairy products from New York and Turks Island. Prices reflect varied quality grades and delivery terms across regions.
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Snipe Prime
Ohio
Scace
Quarro Cosa
Bush Dairy
N. Y
Turks Island
Liverpool
Pountey
Death notices and obituaries from a 1872 newspaper
Deaths listed include William E Gaussen aged 47 near Dayton Street with funeral from his brother Thomas L Gaussen’s home on Feb 13. Ava Matilda Hobin died in Carthage from apoplexy. John R Hoole Jr died in New York City on Feb 11. Edward Manser died at 10 East Front Street Covington Ky on Feb 10. J F Spofford died Feb 10 at 310 Richman Street. Charles A Vogel died Feb 10. John Duncan of Jackson Michigan associated with University of the South and Bishop Convent. Harrison F. Bodine died Feb 6 in Chacevel Ohio with funeral Feb 14. Betsy J Black and Francis Font tied to Penn Moscow Obie. notes about cards not sent.
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Gaussen
Wm. E. Gaupssen
Thomas L. Gaussen
Dayton Street
Eunern
Carthage
Ava Matilda Hobin
Hoole
New York City
Sunda
John R. Hoole, Jr
East Front Street
Covington
Edward Manser
Spofford
Richman: Street
Smallpe
J. F. Spofford
Charles A. Vogel
James A
Betsy J. Black
Mise
Francis Font Ter Penn
Moscow
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Optician
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Menoan
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Turner Hall
Tax Cincinnati Saengerbund
Geyer
Texaspay
St. Paul's Church
Evangelical Ministerial Association
Methodist Book Concern
Fourth Street
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Plum
M. B. Wright
New York Life Insurance Company
Sram
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H. Nieman, Jr
Cons
EL. Orpa
Lancaster
Overmyer, Motherwell & Olds
Tom Morrow
jOsbern
Miami University
Young Men's Christian Association
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
Watkins
Middletown
H. Westerhold
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John Mangan
Catharine Coyle
B. H. Nober
Kate Quinlan
L. Groeniger
Mary Holmes
L. Holtzmiller
Louise Frederick
W. H. Morten
Mary A. Goldenburg
Edward O'Neil
Anna Ryan
L. Doma
Louise Barrick
William Pfaff
Himira A. Jones
H. Schulz
Maggie King
H. Wetze
Otilda
John Petri
Caroline Hassold
William Rademacher
Mary Mullenhart
R. Melchert
Anna Schuler
T. W. Vinson
Mary C. Gugel
J. Moster
Clara Brinckman
Wm. Shotwell
Maggie Sullivan
M. Spence
Philanda Megrue
Edw. Wessel
Josephine Abel
C. G. Umberger
Anna Dacey
T. O'Connor
Kate Regan
O'Connell
Anna Lawrence
Longview Asylum
House of Refuge
Martin, Hoffman
Amanda Hall
Charles Miller
George Schultz
John Harp
Edward O’brien
Patrick Duffey
J. R. Mills & Co
Tennessee
John Fennessy
Hennessy
Daily Market Review
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American Express
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Markets and Finance
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Ieee
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American Protestant Relief Association
West Sixth Street
C. F. Basford
Elm Street
Ninth
Assmar
Manele Malleable Iron and Mneties
Bringfield. O. Weegee Seed -Maker
E. B. Dunham & Rei Ee Ind
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Krent
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Chas. C. Kohl
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Reynolds St
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Liniment
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National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Alice Bateman
Helene Revere
Billy Noonan
Genoa
Mammoth Company
Orpheus
John Church & Co
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West Four
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Fourth
Elm
Wheen'e
Dister
C. F
Blitz
Greenwood Hall
Matinese
JAS. P. McNamara & CO
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Ezekiel & CO
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Shayne
Jessy
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Dunbar
Bethesda
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Bright
Ohio Ofice and Depot
Ee Earnum
McMillen
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