Railroad Agents and Weather Note from The Evening Star
The Evening Star requests railroad agents and responsible parties to act as copy agents. A weather report for Saturday and Sunday shows details by Mocary Twitched, including wind, cloud cover, rain chances, and sunrise and sunset times.
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Daily Evening Star
Rat threats and local notices in city brief
Local items report a rat threat and unsettled redistricting. Tae Street Cleaning Dept to service Race street. Tae Chess Tournament in session at Pike's Opera House. Various city happenings include fires, accidents, and a coroner's verdict on a death from lung hemorrhage.
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Tae
Race Street
Pike’s Opera House
Police Court Docket Handles Threats and Dispositions
Judge Carter presides over 26 new and 9 continued cases. Donohoe is bound over for threatening personal violence. Becker and Evans are continued or discharged. Cresap and Greebaum face false pretenses charges with bail set. Several defendants, including two colored women, receive short terms for street walking. Johns case continued to March 9 with $1500 bail.
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Carter
John Donohoe
Duffed
Honer
Donohoe
Catherine Becker
Josephine China
Mary Cole
Robert J. Cresap
Sallie Crown
Cresap
Dr. Ferris
Thomas McDermit
Fred
Metterman
Albert Johns
Lon, Thicke
Hopkins’ Hall
Stofer
Batl
Seth Evans
Jacob Greebaum
Ward by Ward City Officials List
Where they Live lists ward by ward the aldermen and councilmen for the city. The roster names each ward’s officials including the head alderman and council members, providing a reference for residents and officials navigating redistricting.
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Dewar
Covington
Hord
Setchel
Brookbank
Hoffman
Jones
Davis
Stribley
Smith
Ryan
Bevan
Denton
Fox
Brookfield
Meyer
Wulfeck
Korte
Stoms
McCloud
Woolley
Connolly
Corbett and
Sands
Fitzgerald
Mulvihill
Melrath
Birnbaum
Wieser
Springmeyer
Berens
McLean
Hill
Kahn
Slefert
Koder
Cutter
Wolf
Baker
Reinhart
Ablers
Winkler
Frintz
Shillito
Ratterman
Miller
Ziegler
J. W. Bishop
Kallendorf
Muhlhauser
Alderman Morgan
de Beck
Johnson
Keck
Bintell
Coun
I Cae Robinson
Louisville and Cin road train wreck devastates Ten Mile Creek bridge
A Louisville and Cincinnati passenger train wreck occurred at Ten Mile Creek when a bridge failed. The crash killed John Brock of Sparta Kentucky and Harrison Julian a colored porter, with many others injured. A relief train and ambulances hastened to Covington where the wounded were treated at St Elizabeth Hospital.
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Louisville & Cin Road
Ten Mile Creek
J. Brock
Sparta
Owen County
Harrison Julian
Julian
Martin
Covington
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Wm. Tull
Louisville
John J. Brock
Mike Madden
Wes. Hakill
Frank Dammett
Portsmouth
Ohio
Robert Sherrard
Canton
Miss
Andy Pierson
Geo. Brown
P. W. Kent
Cincinnati
Brooks & Kellogg
J. W. Scroggin
Bagdad
John W. Hance
New Liberty
Stephen Allen
New Orleans
J. W. Odell
Brownsville
Tenn
Chillicothe
B. Yoris
Steve
J. P. Mosely
Lagrange
Hale
Memphis
Samuel Fox
Cutter Street
Henry Klodzpak
Newport
Maggie Powers
East Rush Creek
Perry Co
Carrie McGhee
Lincoln Furnace
Wm. Clark
L. Tefft
Oakland Station
J. Ledman
Express Messenger
T. G. Martindale
Racine
Wis
Minn
Ira de Graffe
Winona
J. B. Martin
Preston Childs
Main Street
Wm. P. Conyers
Zion Station
Grant County
William Tull
Gayle
Samuel Maddox
Poplar Grove
Calvin Maddox
McMichael
Anchorage
James M. Hull
Todd
Mary Martin
Springfield
Fire at Twelfth and Race damages Covington area shops
A blaze at 2 am in the carpet weaving shop of Barney Brandt spread quickly to nearby buildings along Twelfth Street. Firemen from a second engine relay fought the flames. damage estimated at 4500 dollars with Barney Brandt insured for 400 and another business owner insured for 1000, losses doubled.
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Twelfth
Race Streets
Barney Brandt
Ben
Weithorn
Union Insurance Company
River News Reports Mild Weather and Heavy Ice Delays
Weather remains mild with rain expected soon while shore ice slows navigation. No arrivals besides local packets. Tele graph and Fleetwood absent at noon. J. S. Rankin sails to Nashville via Louisville. Divers Smith and Dwyer draw crowds at Nashville wreck. Potomac to pass canal next week for New Orleans. Coal ships Condor Charley Bowers Albion and J S Neal arrived with cargoes, easing rare coal shortages.
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Telegraph
Fleetwood
Ohio No. 4
Smith and Dwyer
Nashville
New Orleans
Condor
Charley Bowers
Albion
Neal
Daily Market Review snapshot of varied 1895 commodities
Navy beans brisk demand with prices 250 265 per bushel. bran and shipstuff prices up modestly. butter firm with Western Reserve 2c and Central Ohio rising. cheese active with factory 16 16 c. coal prices steady. eggs 21 22c per dozen. fruit prices mixed with dried fruits firm. flour firm with high demand. grain mostly steady. oats 40 43c and white 43 46. rye steady. corn unchanged. barley quiet. hay improving with wagon and store prices. oils steady. lard moderate. poultry strong. seed clover steady. potatoes moderate. provisions little moved with bacon and lard cots. cotton quiet. whisky quiet.
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Choice Navy
New York
Choice Western Reserve
Ohio
Choice Factory
Youghiogheny
Ohio River
Timothy
Mess Park
City
Brown University elects Rochester pastor as president
In Columbus on February 23 the Senate announces Rev. Dr. Robinson of Rochester has accepted the presidency of Brown University after an uneventful adjournment of both houses. Lieutenant Governor Mueller appointed Thompson Casement and McDonald to probe arrests by the sergeant at arms during the tumult.
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Alsace
Lorraine
Les Dames de France
Mad
Fremin’s
West Severth Street
France
West
Num
Sontag
Ohio
Columbus
Senate
Mueller
Messrs. Thompson, Casement
McDonald
House
Dr. Robinson
Rochester, New
Brown University
Hristie Chapel
M. E
Court Street
Mound
Cutter
Wm. A. Robinson
Paul M. BE
Seventh
Smith
Hatfield
Lifton Hall
Henry D. Moore
Vine-street
ST Baptist Church
Mound and
A. Collins
Seventh Street
Bet
Linn
Roger
To-Morrow
C. H. Taylor
D.D
Rmity M. E
Ninth Street
Race and Elm
George E. Strobridge
Lex- 5
Subert Christian Church
Aewstween Smith and Mound
A. S. Hobbs
Jesus
Presbyters Church
Southwest Cor. Clark
Bohol
H. Skinner
D. D
Second Presbyterian Church
Aanies Ater
Orrick
Office of Park Commissioners
John W. Herron
W. H. Harrison
Charles Thomas
Michael Eckert
Augustus Wesse
Moulton
America
Cincinnati
Brookhouse Bowler
Sig. Fossati
Contanto
James M. Wehli
George W. Colby
J. Church & Co
Weber
Bright
Barnum & McMillen
Markets and Finance Summary Fragment from Historic Page
Market merchandise lists include fruits seeds and goods with prices in per bushel per barrel and per box. Items named include apples dried apples lemons figs raisins and grain products with various brand and grade notes. Listings reflect 19th century trade terms and broad commodity categories.
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Tarke
P. Cohen
Marters Tate
Grameen
Baveline
Reeser Am
Feuenas
Wilken
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