Numerous Local Notices and Police Reports Highlight City Events
The Evening Star lists railroad agents to distribute copies, a Historical Society meeting at 8, a Dillands contest on Jan 30 at 161 Race Street, and a Police and City Prisons committee session with two witnesses. Burglary at Madeira area. Bonnell missed. A coroner's inquest cites suicide for Miss Kuma Bexavier. The Star promotes a spiritual event at Greenwood Hall with a Sabbath-school, gift book distributions, and a Four-day exhibition. Jefferson statue accident coincides with Lincoln assassination hour. Gen. Harrison’s train visit for ex president grave. Legislative Committee at North Bend. journalists and locals plan for the trip. City Council to discuss Public Works chief law and district physician elections. Geo Faulkport arrested for horse theft. District Court hears Bishop of Alta motion for a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corcoran
Wilson
Cooper S Vaulove
Thomas L. Young
Mamilton County
Shohhecaatania
Hhuriel
Annual G A R Encampment Holds Akron Session
The Ohio Department of the G A R met at G A R Hall Akron with about 100 delegates. Wm C Bunts announced 132 posts with revised ritual 170 posts organized. Officers for the year include Bunts as Department Commander and Smith Clemmer Boyd Warren Kiefer Blocker among others. The encampment selected Dayton as the next venue with July 15 as the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
G. A. RB. Hall
Akron
Wm. C. Bunts
Hesalar
Vaogs
Seymour
Loomis
Smith
Barrett
Gunkle
Perkins
Marvin
Boyd
Jones
Temperance Hall
Wm. ©. Bunts
K. M. Hessler
Department of the Ohio
Cleveland
J. W. Smith
Toledo
J. & Clemmer
Salem
J. W. Boyd
Xenia
Wm. Earnshaw
Dayton
Couonell
J. 8. Seymour
Hudson
W. D. Moore
Real Estate Transfers in the Twenty Fourth Ward and Nearby Areas
Listed transfers include J L Wiley and wife to J H Strueve for lot 358 in Hartshorn's second subdivision Twenty Fourth Ward at 550 dollars. Caroline Rieger buys and sells properties including Camp Washington quit claim at 2 212 dollars and 5 000 dollar transaction to John Schrath. Several parcels exchanged between Richard Wright, Briggs, and others in Twenty Fourth Ward on Railroad Avenue and Richmond Street with prices from 1 500 to 4 800 dollars. Max Lilienthal buys Saepgerfest Building at 10 000 dollars. Minor parcels and city property transfers in Mount Auburn and surrounding blocks totaling multiple transfers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wiley
J. H. Strueve
Hartshorn
Gottlieben Rieger
Caroline Rieger
Fourth Street
James Street
Camp Washington
John Schrath
Franz Doll
Caroline Jung
Walnut Street
Twelfth Street
Richard Wright
J§ Briggs
Railroad Avenue
Carr Street
Twenty-fourth Ward
Briggs
Holmes Street
Max Lilienthal
City of
Cincinnati
Fourteenth and
Elm Streets
Linton
Henry Weghorst
Linton Street
Lebanon Pike
Mount Auburn
C. C. Speers
Ros, Sr
Patrick
O'Flaherty
Richmond Street
Mound Street
Newport Grand Jury Reports And Courtroom Notes
The Grand Jury urged annual cobweb cleaning of the courtroom by janitors and handed indictments for grand larceny and trespass. Several cases continued to the next term, including a murder trial. a lengthy exchange covered a chancellery court speech with sharp satire about attorney Meiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Brother Horsfall
Adam Ebert
EB. H. Morin
Captain Bowers
X. Line
James Rhodes
Charles Mauget
Stephen Reed
Michael Vaughn
Lizzie Russell
Charles Wilson
Newport
Coyington
Cincinnati
F. Cook
Patrick Malin
Commonwealth
Mullin
Lewis Helm
Buck Ack@reon
Chancery Court
Meiers
Richter
Grant
Russia
St. Petersburg
Cataonsy
Alexis
Ocean
New York
Doctor Meiers
Herr Meiers
Jonas
Short Lime Railroad Starts First Switch in South Division
Work on the Short-line Railroad began Monday at the junction with the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail to move ties from that line for use on the Short-Line. Ten thousand ties will be delivered at once. Track laying at Dayton and southward will start soon and finish in about ninety days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Division
Marietta
Police Court notes include drunkenness and assaults
The Police Court docket includes ten new and fourteen old cases. Matthew Mesner, drunkenness, was given thirty days in the Workhouse after claiming a future money from Germany. Several other defendants faced charges of carrying concealed weapons, assault, and disturbing conduct on Vinestreet. The report also covers a fraud case involving Morris Meyer and insurance applications, plus a river improvement committee report and Ohio River convention plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Carter
Matthew Mesner
Matthew
Germany
Matthew Him
Fred
E. Feal
Andrew Welsh
Jane Hutchinson
T. H. Ryan
W. Truss
Vinestreet
Gest
John Uresher
Geo. Schuck
George
John
Joseph
John Kelly
League
George Anderson
William M. Clark
Pacific Garden
Oeschle
Kramer
Texas Market
Wm. Haydock
Mary Jane Taylor
Maria Gibbons
Binder
Betts Street
Henry Boyd
James Ireland
Charles Kelly
McGehan
Lawlor
Ireland
Kelly
Boyd
John Brady
John Cottle
Cottle
Tomlinson
Morris Meyer
Geo. R.T. Clark
The
National Life
Clark
Meyer
Garrette
Jacob Wentzell
Filmore Street
Wentzell
Cumminsville
Frazer
Ohio River
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio von Weg Tate
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce and Board of Trade
Municipal Organization
Boatmen’s Association
Ohio
Congress
Merrill
Pittsburg Coal Exchange
Mississippi Valley
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Louisville
Chamber of Commerce of
Ohio Valley
Omo River
Proximo
Markets and Finance. New York morning quotes.
Special Dispatch notes firm markets with government bond quotations at 2 1862s 112% 6-20s 1865 1124 and 100 bonds 11035 loan. Gold at 8%, exchange 109%, cotton futures steady with January 21 3 4 and February 91 13 16, last evening 4 500 contracts traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
New York
Raseee & Nor
Gulcage
Nort Meee
Island le Paul
St. Paul
Prices and demand shift in 1872 daily market review
The Evening Star notes firmer butter demand and sustained outside prices, firmer cheese on eastern news, and mixed grain trends with lighter corn receipts. Hog prices range 43 to 47 dollars, pork 1325, whisky steady around 89 cents, and assorted produce including cranberries, peaches, timothy, and bacon indicating varied market activity.
Mrs Davis Widow of Gov Da vis Dies in Worcester
Mrs Davis widow of the late Governor John Davis and former United States Senator, sister of George Bancroft Minister to Germany, died in Worcester Massachusetts on Wednesday morning after a lingering illness at age eighty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
John Davis
Massachusetts
United States
George Bancroft
Germany
Worcester
Marriages from city and beyond in January notices
Multiple wedding notices list Simpkinson and Hubbell at Sixth Street Christian Church in January, Clark and Wood in Pawtucket, Fish and Brown in Englewood Minnesota, and Evans and Ferguson in Newport Kentucky and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
de Witt
Clark
Clinton
Mass
Emma T. Angee
Joseph Wood
Pawtucket
Fish—Brown
Englewood
Foreythe
Wm. W. Fish
Topeka
Kansas
Hattie M
Major W. Brown
Cambridge
Evans—Furguson
Newport
Taylor Street M. E
W. Evans
Sallie A. Furguson
Cincinnati
Sudden Deaths in Local Notices From January 1872 List
Death notices record multiple obituaries and brief memorials. Names include Thomas Bodley, John Chapman, Lazinka Ewell, James Keating, C A Mergenthaler, George Miller, Sarah Beckett, Lucy B Cowan, Thomas H Luckett, Michael Laughlin, with ages and brief causes or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodley
Thomas B
Sarah E
Joseph T. Bodley
Chapman
Nashville
John Chapman
Spring Hill
Maury County
Tennessee
Lazinka C. Ewell
R.8. Ewell
Keating
James Keating
Artfennan
County Tipperary
Ireland
Mergenthaler
Mulberry Street
C. A. Mergenthaler
Miller
George
Beckett
Tamworth
Sarah
Thomas
Liverpool
England
Cincinnati
Wm. Merfield
Emerald Hill
Melbourne
London
Cowan
Lebanon
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Star
Ccincinnati
Daily Evening Star
Mace &T
Bet
Weather Reports
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Barom
Ther Ta.m
Henry Twitcchell
the Historical and Philosophical Society of Ohio
Hamilton Co
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Dillands
Charlie Davis
John Williamson
Caveendall
Race Street
Council
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad
St. Louis
Louis Ville
Thurlyville
We T
Keller
Aaron Bonwell
Madeira
Bonnell
Mies Kuma Bexavier
Court Street
Bourne
Coroger
H. D. Moore
Greenwood Hall
Union Chapel
Winestrat
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln
Covington
Batbour
Bananha Piver
Paris
Kentucky Central Railroad
Boone
Vloreine
Frankfort
Perols
G. W. Meill
Lwo
Hieter
Geo. Faulkpor
Ludlow
United States District Court
Thi Sitqndion
Swing
Alta
Dy Morris
Gc. A. R
Breport
S T. Paul's Church
Episcopal Church
Short Lime Railroad
Frank Hrnst
Third Street
Krost
Ernst
River News
Ohio No. 4
Pomeroy
Wildwood
Chile
Belle Vernon
New Orleans
St. James
Maysville
Port
Shamrock
R. R. Hudson
Robi. Burns
Juniata
Edinburgh
Nightingale
St. Charles
Fleetwood
Charmer
Great Republic
Cairo
Grand Duke
Newport Belle
A. P. Kerns
Andy
Memrail
Atfee
Sampson
Leavenworth
Athe River
Cano
Vickssore
Ss. P. Thomas
Markets and Finance
Merling & Per
Daily Market Review
Office OF the Evening Star
Rae Zoughlogheby
Bush
Ieee Foot
Iialie
Beridonen
Feri
Palermo
Esaina
Timothy
Orleans
Ec Gan
Cincinnati Directory
Williams
Ir . Bennett
Ztna Inurance Co
Wiistach
Baldwin & Go
Frank Clark
A. M. BA
Sshop & Co
Andon Oo. & Co
D. T. Woodro
John T. Johnson
Cincinnati Gaslight
Faffih & McLean
Sean M. Halstead & Co
E. T. Carson
Duhme & Co. Co
F. Adae & Co
Jos
A. Hemann & Co
James Cullen & Co
E. Kinney & Co
L. G. Hopkins & Co
Allison, Smith, Johnson Snowdon & Otte
Hitchcock & Walden
B. Nan. Mitchell& Rammelsberg Furniture Totem
J.H. & T.jouvet
Belding Bros. & Co
Wiilliz
LMS & Coo., RS and Publishers
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Family Circle, Co
the Pilgrim
Great Western de Lampeny
Sixth St
United
Brighton Camp Washington
Sodemertie
Theflice
Vine St
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