Notice to Railroad Agents for Daily Evening Star Copies
Railway agents and others receiving free copies of the Daily Evening Star should act as official agents. They will be charged one cent per copy, delivery at Star Co. 460 Race St between Fourth and Fifth. Weather reports note cloudy conditions with barometer around 29.23 in the morning and 29.15 in the evening. Calendar for Saturday February 17 shows Bon Rives at 6:49, sun rising near 40, moon rising, and a weather prospect of rain or snow with wind details.
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Daily Evening Star
Brailroad
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Bon Rives
Local Briefs Note Varied City Happenings
Art river craft danger noted as J R Hawey keeps scientific journals and papers. Tax Ohio Chess Tournament starts in the city next Monday. Yesterday was record-thin in Police Court. Hawley ahead with illustrated papers. Moxge pigs at United States Express Office, some very black. No murder on Sycamore street corner Third. Coan sells at coal yards then Ohio River price per load and Youghiogheny and Cannell totals. John Ryan Req. obituary from Indianapolis recalls his service as Adjutant of the Thirty-ninth Ohio Volunteers. Baby buffaloes and an accompanying antelope arrived from Kansas City on Race street. Church Guild convenes, Bishop’s letter discussed and changes deemed unnecessary. Harwood & Thomas secure permit to build two four-story brick blocks on Fifth between Elm and Plum for John E. Bell. David Linton granted permit for four-story stone-front on Fifth and Vine. Mayor ships two Illinois boys to Indianapolis to be joined by relatives.
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Hawley
United States Express
Sycamore Street
Third
Coan
Ohio River
Youghiogheny
John Ryan
Indianapolis
Ind
Ryan
Ohio Volunteers
Noyes
Grand Duke
Kansas City
Race Street
Church Guild
Messrs
Harwood & Thomas
John E. Bell
Fifth Street
Elm and
Plum
National Theater Company Night of Strong Performances
A fine house witnessed the National Theater company last night with Oscar Willis the stage manager drawing much applause. Bowmen and Harris, Joe Lang, Elise Scott and Viola Clifton are favorites. Next week new Irish drama Shin-Fane or Shamrock Green with Mr. T. G. Riggs will debut. Also appearing are the Holland brothers, gymnasts, Miss Clara Burton, and the Barlow brothers. A matinee is planned tomorrow. Dora at Wood's drew uneven attendance. Mrs. Chanfrau offers a benefit tonight with Mast Lynne in the lead. Logenia the conjurer continues giving costly presents and showcases the cat and trained birds. Lagrenia offers a grand matinee for ladies and children. Blitz the wizard performs feats and gives souvenirs. Davis’s Varieties seek patron approval with Viola Stanly, Curtesie Morrell, and Mrs. Barlow favored. Next Monday London sensation Annie Hindle appears.
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National Theater Company
Oscar Willis
Oscar
Bowman and Harris
Joe Lang
Elise Scott
Viola Clifton
Sargent
T. G. Riggs
Dora
Wood
Lagrenia
Blitz
Eover
Davis's
Viola Stanly
Curtesie Morrell
Mitt. Barlow
London
Annie Hindle
City Council considers Southern Railroad matter and limits on liability
The City Council Committee met yesterday afternoon to review the Southern Railroad issue. Trustees were questioned about stewardship and a resolution was adopted to urge the Legislature to pass a supplementary bill capping Cincinnati liability for railroad construction and restricting contract powers without city consent. The Board of Aldermen is urged to adopt a similar resolution opposing the Kentucky Southern Railway Charter. A pending committee report on the matter was also discussed.
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Cincinnati
Southern
Aye of
Board of Aldermen
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Sania
River Ice Wrecks Steamboats and Falls Damages
The river news reports a major ice movement causing severe damage to vessels and wharves. The Annie Laurie and Nashville suffer structural harm, the Bermuda is secured after forcing ice against Major Sanders, and the St James and Louisville wharf facilities endure wrecks and losses exceeding 100000 dollars. The Sabine steamer sinks after collision, and several coal barges drift or sink. Weather remains cold with rising river conditions and ongoing debates over steam gauge reliability.
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Nashville
Newport
Fifth Street
Bermuda
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United States Survey
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Death of Ira H Bird Grand Master of Ohio I O O F
Ira H Bird died at 6 this morning after a brief illness. He served three years in the war as a captain and assistant quartermaster and remained famed for his charity. He was a Past Chancellor of Magnol ia Lodge No 83 and Cincinnati Encampment No 22. Funeral services will be held Sunday at the Knights of Pythias Lodge in Ohio City. Major W P Stoms, a former army major, is reported gravely ill.
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Magnolia Rodge
Cincinnati
Ira H. Bird
Eenah Seaeenerae
Ohio
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Chia
Bird
A Brilliant Wedding at Thompson Residence
A large body of friends gathered at 202 Sycamore street to witness the marriage of Joan J. Henderson of the United States Express Company to Miss Kate Thompson. Rev. Decatheld and Rev. Eben Halley officiated. A luncheon followed with lavish silverware and glassware gifts from family and employers. The couple departed for New York on a brief wedding tour amid best wishes for long life and prosperity.
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Sycamore Street
Joan J. Henderson
United States Express Company
Kate Thompson
Decatheld
Eben Halley
U. S. Express Company
Messrs
Wilson McGrew
Chas
Oskamp
New York
Court Roundup From Judge Walker to Avery
Court report covers multiple cases before Judge Walker and Judge Murdoch with a jury verdict for defendants in Lloyd Paxton & Co. v Holterhoff and Gibson, a real estate lending dispute before Judge Murdoch, an injury case against P O and P R R Co in progress, probate appointment for Elizabeth T Fowble, and two criminal trials before Judge Cox and a jury including burglary at 318 West Seventh and theft of a watch and chain in progress.
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D. Gibson
Haacke
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Blackburn
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Avery
Adam Wolf
Red Bank
J. & R.A. Johnston
Ramsey & Cotton
Bryore
Elizabeth T. Fowble
John W. Fowble
Cox
West Enders to be put in force at Courthouse meeting
A Kentucky town report describes the Courthouse meeting planned for tomorrow night regarding West Enders in force. It also notes bridge and ferry toll talks, a billiards event at Kentucky Billiard Rooms, a greenhouse egg assault incident, ice damage to coal barges on the river, vaccination debates at St. Aloysius and a nearby church, preparations for the Kentucky Conference visit, a Valentine’s Ball trip to Latonia Spring, and a wagon accident injuring several travelers without serious harm.
Dayton Daytonian notes and public meeting plans
In Dayton Kentucky the Building Association No 2 sells a share this evening and a Tea Meeting at Concert Hall is expected to draw a large crowd. The Star carries a correction about a Senate charter bill, noting it is not law and likely not passed by the House. A letter thanks Councilman Miller for opposing a scheme that would force property holders to cover all street improvement costs, urging a fairer plan.
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the Star
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Daily Market Review Butter and Grain Notes across Markets
Receipts are light for top butter grades with active demand and small advances. Cheese firm with strong demand. eggs scarce and firm. Fruit steady with green apples and dried fruit firm. oranges and lemons vary. Flour and grains show no major changes. wheat, corn, rye prices steady. Oils, lard, petroleum firm. poultry in modest demand. potatoes quiet. Provisions stable with modest demand. hogs and cotton firm. whiskey unchanged.
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Indiana
Iowa
Incomplete Transit and Futures Sales Report
Feeble readable fragments show futures sales data with dates in February March and April. Mentions of firms, transit notes, and quantities like 700 units appear, but many names and specifics are garbled and unclear.
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Yan
Abide
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Local Market Report Mentions Flour Stock and Prices
A partial market brief notes February 15 prices for flour stock at several outlets. It lists a sale of $680 with unclear quantities and a quiet scene at the rails, mentioning clear sides and a possible price change. Other articles on the page are unchanged.
Police Court Dockets Twelve New Cases Judge Carter Presiding
Court opened with twelve new cases. Discharged soldier William Blumrich sent to Workhouse for fifteen days for vagrancy. Adultery case Giseot Mena Wolf and Charles Chaffer continued to Monday with $500 bail each. Deaf mute William Lord received ninety days at Workhouse. Mary Noogton drunken, ninety days. Horatio Radcliff and William Perkins drunk with fines and costs. Michael Bggwater abusing family continued. Sallie Jimmerson and Hattie Creighton drunk and fighting at Docs Corner. each fined ten dollars and costs. John Davidson, caster picker, claimed casting found on sidewalk as his own. John Bently charged with stealing stove and bedclothes valued at five dollars. discharged after claim of nonownership.
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Carter
William Blumrich
Newport Barracks
Gise'ot Mena Wolf
Charles Chaffer
Wm. Lord
Mary Noogton
Horatio Radcliff
John Bently
John
Cleves Community Rally and Religious Union News
The Cleves Christian Association leads a campaign against doggeries with Sunday meetings and a Delhi Association visit planned for 3 PM in Town Hall. Notables like Dr McKenzie and E S Lippincott will speak. Also noted are a fine bass on display at Johnny Cleaveland's and city improvements to Water Street and Public Landing. The Seventh Presbyterian and Pilgrim Churches unite with Rev Dr Thomas and Rev E Hawley handling pastoral work. Mrs John Armleder dies, and jail improvements progress with iron ceilings and new floors.
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Delhi
Cleves
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Lippincott, Esq
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E. Hawley
Marriages and unions in the city listing several couples
In the city notice book several marriages are announced including John T. Dwelly to Mary J. James, ER M Hale to F A Van Note, William Hearne Dayie to a partner, John J. Henderson to Katie Thompson, and James H. Northrop to Mary L. Alms, all with local ceremony details and officiants noted.
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Mary J. James
Hale—Van Note
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Universalist
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Deaths and Obituaries Condolences in Local Notices
Obituary notices list several deaths with ages and causes including typhoid pneumonia and congestion of the brain. Entries mention El Gockel, Joseph Henderson, Robert Courtland Kemper infant, Lawler, and others with brief familial ties and dates in February. The tone is mournful, noting spiritual reflections and the divine arrange ments for the departed.
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