Court awards judgments against James Wilson and sureties
In a U S court yesterday two judgments were recovered against James Wilson and sureties for bond violations, totaling 2 475 58 and 1 047 81 dollars. street railroad route No 10 bids proved consent of majority of property holders. route to be readvertised. a mass meeting for redistricting set for this evening at Turner Fall. Eben Halley lectures on Thackeray at the Y M C A hall this evening to a likely crowded house. four year old Martin Wagenstein run over by a dirt cart on Liberty Street and killed. driver Mr Sanders not blamed by coroner. Tax Cameron Mixed Glass Paint Company incorporates with capital 100 000 in shares of 100 each, directors named. Ivanhoe Literary Society organized. officers elected. United Railroad Stock Yard Company directors and engineers traveled to Chicago to study Union Stock Yards for plans. Mrs Ziegler of Ninth Street and Central Avenue found twins and an infant boy. city infirmary to take them. Germany temperance lawmen meeting at Eureka Mall adopted resolutions opposing state overreach on business legitimacy. Cincinnati reports bid results for City Reports printing. two firms submitted bids with varying prices and terms.
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United States
James. Wilson
Martin Wagenstein
Liberty Street
Mr. Sanders
Tax Caméron Mixed Glass Paint Company
Recorder
Lt. D. Cameron
J. P. Byrne
R. A. Pomeroy
John Byrne
J. A. Po
Canal
American Builder and Journal of Art enters fourth year
February number of the American Builder and Journal of Art marks its fourth year of publication with improvements. The periodical, praised as the recognized organ for architects and builders in the United States, is edited by publisher Charles D. Lakey of Chicago.
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American Builder and Journal of Art
United States
Charles D. Lakey
South Sangamon
Street
Chicago
Fragments Describe Property and Parties In 1672 Record
The readable text references a property description tied to a person named Wolf A Gross and a 30 by 96 feet lot. Mentions include a location at Btarbus at intern or avenue and a 6 8 foot depth. Specific dates or full names are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Fespvagy
Internor Avenue
Court challenge to Cincinnati redistricting law as unconstitutional
Follett argues the February 15 special act favors Cincinnati and cannot govern a general law. He disputes appointment of the Platting Commission, the six non elected appointees, and suspension of council powers, urging constitutional limits on municipal authority and ward redistricting. The court adjourns for the defense opening.
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Cincinnati
Follett
Board of Aldermen
Mr. T
Court argues demurrer to Schwab indictment amid stage disruption
United States Circuit Court sessions heard demurrer to the indictment of Peter Schwab by Hooper and Richards with AMred Yaple for the defense. A Pike’s Opera House incident interrupted Newcomb’s necromancer act when the audience demanded figures not present. The crowd’s calls for Keck and Godby Martin led to the act’s abrupt end as officials intervened. John J. Robbins attended and the case list continued.
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United States Circuit Court
P. B. Swing
Paesipine
Peter Schwab
Hooper & Richards
United States
Amred Yaple
Pike's Opera House
Newcomb
General Washington
General Grant
Keck
God
Martin
Police Court Proceedings Prompt Domestic and Disorder Cases
This morning in the Police Court, Aisie Carter presided over nine old cases and several new charges. Defendants include James Canda charged with harboring a vicious dog. Henry Delg for assault with a spade. John Hindeben, a German barber, whose mouth constantly oozed blood, with a case continued to March 5. James Kelly facing multiple assault charges with varying outcomes including fines and costs. a defendant commonly associated with the Star House on Sixth Street pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct but faced prosecutor objections and leniency requests. Additional cases involve embezzlement allegations later narrowed, and the court adjourned to next Tuesday for trial.
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Aisie Carter
James Canda
West Third Street
Normandee
Star House
Main
Walnut
School Board Actions and Committee Reports at Regular Meeting
At the meeting 25 members attended. Goss was elected president pro tem. Tikien and Douglass received leaves of absence. Hancock proposed removing principals from age and attendance records. referred to Rules and Regulations. Building Committee opposed more library insurance and approved preparing the Bracman lot house for board offices at up to 2500 dollars. Fuel Committee authorized two weeks of fuel. Law Committee found Bartholomew Drawing Books legal. Board adjourned after Committee of the Whole on the New Library bill.
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Waters
Goss
Tikien
Douglass
Hancock
Bracman
Board of Education and Union Board of High Schools
Bartholomew
Turner Hall Meeting Discusses Redistricting and Ward Fairness
The Turner Hall gathering tonight aims to back the Redistricting Commission and address ward inequities. Residents urge ending court house delays and petty manipulation to empower a first-class city council this spring.
Local Official Warrants Drawn for Relief Funds
County Auditor Tu Espar drew warrants for advertising and relief fund payments. City Treasurer issued funds to the Fourth Ward for relief and to R. M. Moors for Sixth Ward relief.
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Tu Espar
Meane County
Fourth Ward
R. M. Moors
Sixth Ward
Grand Organ Concert at Central Christian Church
The Ladies' Furnishing Committee announce a four Grand Organ Concert at Central Christian Church on Ninth Street next Thursday. A new organ and top city performers will preside, promising a full house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Ninth Street
Entertainments for February Benefit at Suburban Hall
An entertainment featuring music tableaux and recitations is planned for February 2 to benefit local residents. A dangerous incident followed when boys started a bonfire amid debris from the old Academy on Fourth Street, spreading beyond expectations until a messenger summoned help and the fire was put out. A woman suffered severe injuries to her breast and face from a live gas lamp in a Clark Street cellar.
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Mai Ob Fourth Street
Clark Street
Freighted river craft gain in crisis as Major Ganders repairs
Weather heavy with four feet of water reported at Pittsburg and river traffic continues. Workmen and divers clear holds while the United States Survey Steamer Major Ganders is repaired and afloat. arrivals and departures include Kitty Hegler, Durfee, Esperanza and Potomac amid a busy river scene.
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Pittsburg
Val Ponion
Msville
Cot Belle Varsea
Bret
United States Survey
Ganders
Derartures
Kitty Hegler
Doux--Charmer
Evansville
Potomac
Mollie Ebert
Esperanza
New Orleans
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G. G. Wright
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Ee Ave
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