Death and theft reports lace Riverside news brief
The Daily Evening Star notes the death of Mrs. Col N Lord at Riverside and details local incidents. A burglar is captured after breaking into a boarding house trunk. Fritz Ungelstein is held on bail for theft. tax commissioners are sworn in. a tailor shop warning is described. and railroad meetings discuss Craw Osh branch construction.
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Columbia & Cincinnati Railroad Company
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George Barger
Wm. Ferris
Fritz Ungelstein
Max Wober
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Anderson’s Ferry
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Fritz
Court of Common Pleas
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition Names Hallam Collector
Citizens notified that C A Hallam is appointed collector and solicitor for the Exposition guarantee fund for the September October 1872 event. Cash subscriptions to be refunded with interest. notes returned soon. Hallam to collect promissory notes with receipts issued. Lewis Seasongood named treasurer.
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Relic of a Misspent Life on a Varieties Stage
A once celebrated performer, famed for wit and demand, declines after alcohol use. He appears in a low venue, voice husky, limbs faltering, mocked by itinerant acts. The piece warns of intemperance and pities the fallen artist who once commanded fortune, ending with a bleak poem line.
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Acton
John B. Gough
Irish drama Shin-Fane headlines at National Theater week
Manager Sargent offers a star bill with T G Biggs in Shin-Fane or Shamrock Green. Also featured are the Barlow Brothers Miss Clara Burton Holland Brothers and other Star troupe. Annie Hindle and Annie Gibbons will perform, plus a matinee at 2 pm and Chanfrau’s new play at Wood's Theater.
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Annie Gibbons
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Elbru
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H. J. Sargent
Court Report of February Trials and Probate Decisions
Court actions include a verdict for plaintiff in an $8,214.63 case against U S Express Co by Special Team Berone J Gagan and a jury. Walker and a jury hear P. W. Strader vs M & C Railroad over omnibus damage and passenger injuries. Probate admits the will of Andrew N Buck of Hillsdale leaving 100 to church societies and remainder to a Hillsdale college. Real estate transfers noted for Feb 18 include several parcels with values up to $16,000. Continuous Civil and Circuit Court actions indicate further progress and expected decisions by Thursday.
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Sheriff conducts Madisonville real estate sales report
Sheriff Joseph E. Heart sold eight lots fronting Coleman and Bank streets, a Pearl Street site, four Eighth Street lots, Butler Street frontage, a Millcreek Twenty acre tract, and other parcels in Madisonville and Millcreek Township. Buyers included C. N. Deent, D. Kinsey, Henry Lewis, L. Roth, Mr. Kittredge, Mr. Becksmith, A. H. Smith, A. Wilkerson, and James Green. Total values ranged from 1,000 to 6,000 dollars with sale prices up to 4,200 dollars.
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Madisonville
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Coleman
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Butler Street
Fourth Street
Calvert Street
A. Wilkerson
Millcreek Township
Cincinnati & Baltimore
Jacob Ammen
Sterling
Clifton
James Green
Drunken and disorderly docket items fill court session
Forty two cases heard before Judge Carter with a long list of defendants. Various defendants faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct, with fines from three to ten dollars and costs. A jewelry store burglary case and a marriage certificate dispute were postponed or continued.
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Z.T. Heale
W. C. Foster
Adam Huer
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Freeman Street
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Julius Duhme
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G. Robinson
Felix King
Fred
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John Graham
John
Charles Baker
Charles Shipp
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Charles Chaffee
Minnie Wolf
Butter and Cheese Markets Hold Steady as Eggs Remain Active
In the February 19, 1872 issue, butter remains scarce with strong demand across grades from Choice Western Reserve to Common at 24 6, 3/4, while cheese stays firm with factory and dairy varieties near 16 to 15 1/2. Eggs remain light but active at 80 cents per dozen, oranges and lemons firm with steady prices, and dried fruits showing mixed firmness.
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Choice Western Reserve
Ohio
Indiana
Choice Factory
Valencia
Messina
Flour and commodity prices in mid-February trading note
Market report shows firmer flour demand with higher inlays and steady oats and barley. Oils and petroleum hold modest gains. poultry and potatoes in active demand with light supply. Provisions steady with pork, bacon, and lard prices firm. cotton remains strong in Liverpool and New York futures.
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Siewart
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Marriages Notice from Local Brides and Grooms
On the 15th remaining, George D. Jackson of Wheeling wed M V Jolliff of Fairmont in Marion county West Virginia. John L Radcliffe wed Miss Virginia A Talbott February 15 in Oldham county Kentucky. John E Gosnell of Louisville married Miss Mary Allice of New Albany February 15 in New Albany.
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John L. Radcliffe
Virginia A. Talbott
Oldham County
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New Albany
John E. Gosnell
Louisville
Mary Allice
Death notices and funeral details from local columns
The notice column lists multiple obituaries and services for Elizabeth Bell, Alice Groom, Maria Craik Lord, and other individuals. Details include dates, ages, addresses, and funeral times, with invitations for friends to attend and reminders of rescheduled or pending notices.
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York Street
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West Sixth Street
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