Local BREVITIES and court notes from Madisonville area
Pal Tieman of this city gave two dollars to the McDevitt Fund. The Dry Goods Palace was popular with well dressed ladies. Thomas Connolly, arrested for burglary, identified as the Morrisey killer from Eleter's Mills two years ago. A large store on West Fifth street is being refitted by U. S. Weatherby Co. National Conventions committee met at St Nicholas. Black Maria ferries prisoners to the Workhouse. U S District and Circuit Courts: non-forfeiture verdict in a fur ace case. Baker indicted for counterfeiting. witnesses absent so case continued. A Madisonville daughter to marry this evening to a railroad employee. Pedestrian Josiah Fry walked five miles in 58 minutes for a $100 wager, coached by J. S. Edwards. Clark street ranaways disrupted two wagons. no injuries reported. Pilgrim paintings draw crowds. matinee tomorrow. A dispute at a coal office over short measure ended with ejectment. Nine street corner incidents reported. mayor to review. The Young Orank Association invites all to a lecture on Iron by Prof Osborne of Miami University. William Lengdon sold goods to Mr O’Mayn.
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Pal. Tieman
McDevitt Fund
Sui Iro
Thos. Connolly
Morrisey
Eleter’s Mills
Ohio
West Fifth Street
U. S. Weatherby & Co
Sudzo P. B. Swing
United States
One Furace
C. Starge
Madisonville
Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroad
Tne
Josiah Fry
John
J. 5. Edwards
The
Weekly Post
Carter
Barney Imholt
Vag
Robert Flowers
Robert
James Clark
John Kolin
John Leach
Christ
Kena
John Mooney
Henry Williams
Bremen
Henry
Edward Bush
Bremen Street
Reading
Honor
Michael Sullivan
John Terrel
Henry Wilson
Robert Marshall
Pacific Garden
Terrel
Wilson
Marshall
Jane Nelson
Jane
Mattie Moore
Mattie
Alexander Hart
Albert Williams
Nellie Dale
Nellie
James Martin
James
John Kaye
Third and
Stone
Morris Sanders
Mollie
Costa
Mollie Target
Kate Lawler
E. M. Carr
Newport
Carr
Edward Huggerman
James Davis
Ed Ward
Coats
V. Pattick Cummings
Ellen Donavan
Patrick
John Kinney
Williams
Eddie
Kinney
Asus Bilén
Court Report from Superior Term Court Actions and Local Notes
Judge Forsakes fee dispute and affirms personal judgment while cases on replevin and insurance move forward. The docket includes a partner dispute over Wachtendorf property, a nonpayment claim on a real estate sale commission, and a stair-step ghost scare story with a local reward offer.
Police Court Docket Faces Thirty-Eight Cases Judge Carter
Judge Carter presided over a morning docket of thirty eight cases. Sentences ranged from thirty days for vagrancy and drunkenness to fines of fifty dollars, with several defendants given probation or workhouse terms. Notable entries include several vagrants and minors, and arrests for disorderly conduct near Pacific Garden and Third and Stone streets.
Real estate transfers and theater notes from local city
Real estate transfers record transfers of parcels in Sheriffs Subdivision, Race Street, Reeders subdivision and more with prices listed. Wood's Theater reviews praise Collins, Macauley and Prestiges performances in Colleen Bawn with multiple cast members lauded. the show to be repeated tonight.
Why Not Form a Local Base Ball Club Here
A letter to the editor urges assembling a city Nine from local players and notable figures. It cites lawyers King and Johnson, Brookshaw of the Buckeye, and Joe Doyle a former Rockford Nine player now in wooden ware business, to create a crack club and honor the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Johnson
Brookshaw
Buckeye
Joe Doyle
Rockford Nine
Lall
Rep Sock
Covington Postmaster Race Sparks Local Rivalries
The Covington postmaster appointment remains unsettled amid strong support for Dr. J. J. Temple and a formidable challenge from Mr. Henderson, route agent on the Covington and Lexington Railroad, who has long ties to President Grant. A clerks convention opens in Frankfort as mayoral court cases and a lunacy ruling highlight local proceedings.
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Thrasher
Covington
J. J. Temple
Hendersony
Covington and Lexington Railroad
Grant
Henuerson
Merihes
Repentant Magdalen Stunner Arrested in St Louis
Detective Hatley arrested a young woman named Dufore on telegram from Chief McDonough on grounds she stole a dress from Mollie Climbers alias Stunner a late resident and noted as a large city boardinghouse operator. The report hints at a backstory of kidnapping rumors and local sensational ties but provides few verifiable details.
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Magdalen
St. Louis
Hatley
Dufore
Cbief McDonough
Harieki’ Mollie Carrie
Ran
Attaay
Tin Mayor Co
River News Reports Falling River and Cold Weather
Pittsburg weather stays wintery as the river falls. The channel shows 23 inches, with 113 feet in the main channel and several feet at Falls, while boats including the Samuel J. Hale and St Charles depart for Louisville and Pittsburg. Arrivals note the Hale, St Charles and Telegraph.
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Pittsburg
Canal
Louisville
Itn
Warner
Alaska
J. H. Groesbeck
Samuel J. Hale
Kate Robinson
Mio Nashville
Mumpion
St. Charles
West Virginia
Huntingdon
Newport Bridge
Kyle
Captain Wise
America
Madison
Comet
Michigan
Buffington
Captain Cannon
R. EB. Lee
Rodman
Richard Jones
Doc
Wheeling
R. R. Hudson
Kittle Hegler
Kanawha River
Hegler
Major Stratton
New Port Young Men's Dramatic Association Show Impresses Crowd
The first exhibition by the New Port Young Men's Dramatic Association drew a full house at Odd Fellows Hall. The three act comedy The Ghost or The Rogue Outwitted and a one act Hypochondriac drew praise, with music by the Sodality Band. Four youths were jailed for loitering near a jail after a minor disturbance and fined one dollar each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Dramatic Association
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Coyington
Cincinnati
Bishop Toebbe
Association
Newport
O'Neil
Sodality
Progamme
Brian Logan
Garrick
Philip Brady
Henry Jones
James Cooper
Wilde
Christy
Gouvernet
Tom
Daniel O'Hara
George
Jos. White
Brown and Smith
John Christy
Jos. O'Neil
Crier
Star
Daniel
Dawson
Plump
Spartacus
Iladiators
Capua
Croupy
Daniel Dawson
John Croupy
Joseph Croupy
Jas
Zeke Comstock
Pat. Mullen
Robert Barmett
Markets and Finance Summary
Special Dispatch from New York dated January 16 reports stock quotes with mixed results. New York Central shows 1 percent, Reading 1 1/4, Northwestern common 1 3/8, preferred 4, and Rock Island 1/8. Pacific Mail and St Paul listed with varied figures. many lines are garbled but indicate irregular trading and notable quoted scrip values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
New York
M. Gold
New York Central
Scrip
Erie
Reading
Michigan Southern
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Northwestern
Rock Island
Pacific Mail
St. Paul
Eos
Daily Market Review Report January 16 1872
The market remains quiet with light hog receipts and better sentiment. Cotton dull, whisky steady at 88 cents, and provisions and seeds show minimal change. New York and London markets report steady cotton and Treasury bonds mixed, with gold around 108 1/2 and steady Sterling.
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the Evening Star
Tuxsday
New York
Lavestoon
D ‘d
New Orleans
Marriages in Harrison and Kennebec area
Marriages announced from January 1872 include F Gossin and Ella J West wed at the bride’s mother’s home in Harrison Ohio with Rev J B Pumphrey officiating. Eli Mathews of Ironton Ohio and Hattie Guy of Covington were married at Rev Isaac Gibson’s residence in January 1872. Lieut Com Frank Wildes U S N wed Lucy A Smith of Kennebec Maine on January 1 1872.
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Gossin
West
Harrison
J. 8
Death notices for Bohm Foster Garo Rocap Rosebrough Aull Maloney
Obituaries from January 14 15 1872 list infant Bohm son of Ian Walter and Jennie Bohm, Frank Bostle infant, James N Foster aged 50 years, W G W Garo aged under 3, Edmond Rocap 65, Joseph H Rosebrough Jr 71, John A Aull Bellefontaine master Mason, Maurice Maloney lieutenant colonel US Army aged 59 with funeral details and church times.
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Boilm
Ian Walter
Jennie Bohm
Bostle
Croup
Frank Bostle
John
Fanny Bostle
Fosster
James N. Foster
Gano
Clifton
W. G. W. Garo
New Jerusalem Church
Fourth and John Streets
Rocap
Edmond Rocap
Sixth-street Methodist Church
Vine
Race Streets
Rosebrough
Joseph H. Rosebrough, Jr
Aulil
Bellefontaine
John A. Aull
Masonic Fraternity
Maloney
Green Bay
Wis
Maurice Maloney
U.S. A
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DAILY
ENG Star
Star Co
Brace St
Bet
Henry Twitchell
Optician
TurEspay
Viendy
Henry Rec Optician
West Fourth Street
Joel K. Baker
Clark Street
Allen & Cooke
Longworth
Central Avenue
Bremennt
Eh Orank Aisbaation
Feu
Profesor Osbvorn
Miami University
Wm. Lengdon
Mr. O'Mayn
Satan
Court Report
Superior Court
Berone Jeports HaGans
Miner and Walker
Chas. E. Matthews Et al
Queen City Insurance Company
Common Pleas
Forre
J. J. Klapper
House of Refuge
Josephine Merringer
Hannum
Peter Shagp
Whitaker
Third Streets
Josephine
Jennie Bush
Maggie Maguire
Mrs. Manly
Third Street
Hamilton Road
Jayne Alley
Hivernian
Tate
Samuel N. Fair
John Keller
Wm. J. Coppeck
Samuel A. Sargent
Throop
Race Street
Reeder’s
F. H. Kleyer
Clarence Lorentz
York and Linn Streets
Caleb Allen
May B. Williams
Rice Street
Borrows Street
Henry Roggenkemper
Carry Street
Lavillion and
Hatch
Geo
Gates
Anthony Schmitt
Sixth Street
Chas
Emile Jobert
Peter Joseph Jobert
Oswald Street
Hamilton County
Wood
Collins
Colleen Bawn
Miles
Cappaleen
Barney Macauley
Kyrle Daly
Tincei
Frankfort
Kenton
Campbell
River News
Arlington
Young Men's Dramatic Association
Geo. Dorks
Wm. Ratcliffe
Stewart Childs
Geo. Gill
Ehough
Mulveys and Miller
Markets and Finance
Daily Market Review
Ashland
Sia
Aete
bEseuss
Saeavak
Cabic
Aawee
Macon
Great Western Dental Company
W. Sixth St
Dunbar
Bethesda
Waukesha, Wis
Bright
Barnum & McMillen
Tu&s
Fourth St
Cincin
Manning& Longley
N Nut Street
Life Assurance
Equitable Tafe Assurance Socre
Iit
Butler
O Counties
Ezekiel & CO
West Pearl Street
Germantown
Infsday
Knabe
Re Fotatam Square
Polis
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