Gaskets Dives speaker at Mozart Hall and local notices
Miscellany items from The Evening Star Cincinnati include Gaskets Dives speaking at Mozart Hall, social notes about Minnie Woodward and Dr Thomas Woods regaining health, YMCA meeting at Vine Street, a wagon accident injuring Wm Billamy, a Newfoundland dog attack on Mrs Brockman, and railroad ticket details for a Baltimore Convention trip. In court news a suit over the Sarvin Patent Wheel and several inquests including a child death, a woman found dead, and a heart-related death at St Philomena's Church are reported alongside a lawyer seeking a desk in the Hamilton County office.
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Mozart Hall
Minnie Woodward
Sha Haller
Rooma
Vine Street
Amm
Wm. Billamy
Vance Street
Fulton
Brockman
Crawfish Road
New First Ward
McKinsey
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Messrs. Stribley
Smith
Satchel
Avondale
Woodburn
Cummineville
Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton
Indianapolis
Peoria
Mattoon
Dayton
Unclear historic notice with names and prices
Fragmentary OCR text lists people and places including Walnut Hill and Cincinnati with prices and terms of sale or transfer. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to damaged wording.
Suburban Village Plans Fourth of July Celebration
Citizens arrange an old time Fourth of July event with basket picnic in the village. Bars and stands rise for comfort and public readings. Volunteers and residents invite participation in the Palmer’s Grove area with the 10 cent local train on the C L & N line providing access to the grove.
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Aieeeure
Mannine
President McArthur Illness Dominates Meeting
Reports say President McArthur has been seriously ill for days while a local council session in the First Ward was brief with no major business approved. A mention of Charles Stone’s death arose amid chatter but yielded few tangible decisions.
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McArthur
Muse
Chas. Stone
City Council Minutes Reflect Ward Improvements and Claims
At the Comat meeting last night the council discussed delays by officers, street and sidewalk improvements on Colerain pike and Dunlap street, and refunds on assessments. Bills from Dunlap & Co and others were approved or referred, and an annexation ordinance passed along with street lighting measures.
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Crite
H. & D. Nasrené
Cassat
New Street
Edge Cox
Roller
Messrs
Cluxton
Fuchs
Dirr
W. T. Roller
Cox
James Dunlap & Co
Valentine Nicholas
Wilstach
Caleb Dodsworth
L Street
Hoffner
John ‘Delarly
Colerain Pike
H. & D. Raiload
Boney
Gerke & Rayer
Dunlap Street
Ludlow
Chambers Street
M. H. Spillard
Elmore Street
Coleraine
Dunlap
Linn Street
Qoynoil
June Licenses and Local Happenings Highlight An Unsettled City
June license records show 20 permits issued by the County Clerk amid extreme heat. A Covington man, P. M., was found sleeping on a bench near a bridge and was revived after overheating. The City Council meets at 4 PM to clear unfinished business including the courthouse issue and a bridge ordinance. Street conditions on Scott and Fifth are noted as dirty and in need of repair. Cubitt, intoxicated, caused a disturbance at Capitola saloon and later filed a warrant against a jail official. Public school teacher appointees and county fund tax items are listed in the Boon county scene.
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P. M
Covington
Newport
Statu
Scott Street
Fifth
Joe Scott
Madison
Cubitt
Capitola
Pat
Davis
Cincinnati
Oty
A. D
Beal Iit
Unclear Tax Decision Affects Family at Long Branch
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a tax decision involving a sum near 100 dollars and mention a family located at Long Branch. No clear names, dates, or institutions are readable to expand entities or confirm context.
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Long Branch
Newport Dispatch Reports Mixed Local News and Rates
A dispatch from R W Nelson Memphia Cr reads verdicts in a case of shooting Ben nett tng and related action of his wife. Bridge rates drop to one cent for a pier crossing and 100 tickets for one dollar. Ben Collins, injured watchman attacker, posted bail for grand larceny. Licking project underway with improvements planned until completion. City urged to adopt hog ordinance and garbage system to address disgraceful conditions.
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R. W. Nelson
Newport
Cincinnati
Ben
Collins
Walt
Licking
Market Review Notes Dull Demand Across Commodities
The report details a broad, mostly dull market for staples including bran shipstuff cotton and pork, with scarce receipts and varied prices. Western rye and coffee move slowly while oats and lard show modest demand. fruits and oils show steady levels, and general goods trade remains quiet with limited local activity.
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Shipstaff
Senn
Ohio River
Congress
Daver
Saula
Mola
Drcoceuanae
Co & We
Distorted notices and quotes from various sources
A mixed fragment from a period paper mentions New serry travel, A. T. Stewart art gallery, Alvin Fesura of Boston, and a Department of Agriculture circular on cotton seed quality. Also includes a Greeley quip about roofing with dipped shingles and humorous guidance on planting tops with a sausage-stuffer.
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A.T. Stewart
America
Alvin Fesura
Boston
New England
Greeley
Healthful Effects of Somatooes Tomato
The tomato is a healthful and widely liked vegetable with benefits from its slight acidity. It can be eaten cooked or raw and in many preparations, preserving quality across forms. The article notes how to store ripening fruit and mentions an unrelated income figure of $400,000.
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the Evening Star
United States Circuit Court
Jay
D. Sarvin
Sarvin
Bookwalter, Bro. & Co
Miamisburg
Augustus W. Ayres
Mopi C
John W. Ford
Tippecanoe, O
Joseph Flemyn
Sycamore Street
Abigail
Louisa Wilmer
East Front Street
Underhill
Miller
Philomena
Pearl Street
Com En Ait
Hamilton County
Coke
D. Gatohel
Ball Oy Ave
Walnut Mil
Lot
Suburban News
Syndicate
Cumminsville
Ccovington
Daily Market Review
Office OF the Evening Star
M. BR
New Serry
Department of Agriculture
Providence Street
Fifteenth Street
Louis Greeble
Grant
Hon
Garrett
Kentucky
Ciizens
Mozart
Garrett Davie
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Grand Central
West Fifth Street
Jyl-At
Geo. Crawford
Walnut Street
Alfred White
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John F. Wiltsee
West Sixth Street
Remelin
4Th St
Kennedy
Shayne
SGP Korte Bros
Beck
J. C. Beck
John Street
F. E. Suire & CO
O. Forsale
All Druggista
City of Cincinnati
Great Atlantic and Pacific
Company
Ezekiel & CO
West Pearl Street
Seement News
Ping Ear Cavans Cinel N’ti
Onte
Republic of Its
Aris
Central Avenue
John
Mark
James Robinson
Mammoth Ocircus
Thirteenth and Vine
Great Owl
Oirome
Theda Ache Brobinson
J Bareback BovEstaray
Erorm. Ances
Ti P. M. Nei
Distributin
Wood’s Theater
Tony Pastor
Jennie Engel
Ella Wesner
E O'Neil
M’lle Fountainbleau
Frank Kerns
Billy Carter
Frank Girard
Johnny Oe
Hart
M. O'Kexirdon
Pastor
Hawley’s
N. D. Roberts
Welsh C. M
Congregational Sunday School
Hanna’s Grove
Loveland
Little Miami
Woodburn Street
Walnut Hills
Entertainment
Grand Musical Entertainment
Artic Garden
Vine St
Bet
Silver Cornet Band
Henry Breibel
W. L. O’brien
General Southwestern
F. R. MY
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Democraia N
Serpe
Ebun Sakhanet
Canaticbianlinaateiine Aktar
Iidsetae Tien Selva
Eh Ayers
Asonic
Fonsbrough
Bim Street
Iediat
Molders
Liberal
Madopannes
Cincinna
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