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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1872

Page

4

Railroad Agents Sought for Daily Evening Star Delivery

Railroad agents along event railroads to take daily copies at stations. Agents paid one cent per copy delivered at railroad stations. Calendar shows weather and sundial times for Saturday February 24 with mild conditions and possible rain.

Daily Evening Star

River Rhine revels and crowded fires clash at city balls

Fifteen million boys form the parade with soldiers acting as a human backdrop. Fires trigger alarms and pocket thefts punctuate the night while collectors uncover hidden old masters worth hundreds. Excelsior No. 9 knights host a festive ball with notable guests and a bustling National Theatre crowd fills the town.

Boundary proposals for Cincinnati wards outlined

The Gly and Keenaing Commission finished ward boundary proposals under court order. Maps name multiple wards with populations from 7,095 to 10,768 and describe streets and lines from Hunt to Liberty and Sycamore to Main, amid a rush of public interest and a parade with noted social spectacle.

Ohio River Sree Ders Street Carmalt Street Young Street Young Ringgold Price Liberty Hunt and Sycamore Reading Road Liberty Street Mare Carmale Carmalt and Saunders Sycamore Street Sycamore Burgoyne Main Hunt Wanko Broadway Eggleston Avenue Leston Avenue Nk Street Fourth Firth and Kegleston Avenue Eggleton Avenue Hunt Street Canal Walnut Fifth Ward Twelfth Vine Streets Vine Third John Streets John Race Seventh Street Central Avenue Twelfth Street Seventh Main Streets Saunders Main Street McMillan Street Old Corporation Vine Street Hamilton Road Mohawk Bridge Linn Streets Linn Findlay Hopkins Street Hopkins Richmond Baymiller Streets Baymiller Longworth Hoadly Smith Third Streets Wood Street Wood and Hoadly Carr Street Carr Eighth Harriet West Street Sixth Walker Mill Road Corporation di Face Creek Bold Face Creek Gest Street Ker Mill Road McLean Avenue Flint Fie Freeman Wade Gest Flint Street Bank Street Coleman Street Baymiller Street Freemap Flint Warde Coleman Bank Lit Weston Qmeine Mill Creek Division Street Pulation Tiven Hickenlooper City Cleer Schif Tilberty Atreet

Washington Birthday Celebration Parade Highlights

The event honored Washington and featured marching units led by Major W L Robinson and Major Tilly with the German Battalion. Colonel Bob Harlan commanded the colored troops in United States uniforms, while the German Battalion was presented with a new flag before the parade.

Washington Newrt W.L. Robinson Karr Tilly Dietch J. N. von Martel Dr. Starck Bob Harlan United States

Patriotic Sons entertain at Queen City Hall in city

The Patriotic Order of Sons of America marked 25 years with a three camp literary event at Queen City Hall. J. P. Jones presided with Judge Cox and Dr. C. F. Basford assisting as performances included readings, music, and a noted rendition of Chicago Fire.

Strine Judge Cox Patriotic Order Sons of America Bremen Street Bleak Tinsley Order of the Patriotic Sons of America Pennsylvania New York Queen City Hall J. P. Jones C. F. Basford H. B. Guthrie F. X. Barrett Black Hawk Chas. King Nathan D. Urner Chicago Fire J. Pollock, Jr Mary L. Jones J. McIlvaine M. Hill A. J. Sturm A. Tediska Sturm King

Newport City Council Agenda and Events of Last Night

City council chaired by J R Stone discussed treasurer report accuracy and waterworks cost concerns. sidewalk work requested. nuisance inquiry into Swift’s Rolling Mill discharge. two masquerade balls held. Gideon’s band accused by opponents. Thos Fields to host grand ball. Republicans hold ward primaries for delegates and nominees.

J. R. Stone Cummings Committee On Ways and Means Court House Yard Swift Cincinnati Holt Turner Hall Red Men Odd Fellows Hall Thos Gideon City Oil

River traffic and ice hinder freights on the Ohio River

The morning river scene shows busy freight from Ludlow street to Louisville landing with many boats in port and departing. Ice blocks channels and delays arrivals including Telegraph and Ohio, while divers recover sunken freight and barges. Freight rates to New Orleans include flour $1 per barrel and whisky $2. delegates to the River Improvement Convention return home.

Pittsburg Bostona Telegraph Vanceburgh Cincinnati Ohio and Telegraph Wildwood St. James Rankin Ada Heilman Bermuda Lawrence Spray Exchange Champion Emma Floyd Anna J.E. Groesbeck J. W. Garrett Silver Moon Nightingale R. R. Hudson Louisville Clipper Shamrock John H. Groesbeck Armadillo Juniata Emma Floyd Abeona Alice Dean Minneola St. Charles J.S. Rankin Belle Vernon Nashville New Orleans Granite State Portsmouth

Joseph Dion Exhibition At Phanix Saloon

Joseph Dion, a noted billiard champion, gave an exhibition at the Phanix Saloon last Saturday evening for fifty cents admission. G. W. St. Clair sold bay horses to a Vanderbilt family member in New York. Reports of smallpox cause excitement but are exaggerated. Local newspaper quarrels continue as Nickel Delacourt and Jacob Long dispute publishing a new Democratic weekly. Police Court docket shows thirty five new cases and five continuations with several dismissals or warnings. Emma Barrett, sixteen, labeled incorrigible, and others faced various charges. a lead pipe case involves a boy and a second-hand store owner.

Stan Liverpool England Kaarman Wiswell Jean Baptiste Boncure Goupil New York Joseph Dion Phanix G. W. St. Clair Commodore Vanderbilt Nickel Delacourt Jacob Long Long Dorsey Lambert Wie de Cecoheres Sven Adam

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