Street rail plans and city openings noted in July items
The issue reports July observances for public offices and merchants, a Pendleton street horse death from sunstroke, a Board of Education organizing, a new editor for Pele Cogrant, condemnation ordinances for an avenue, a successful first ride of the Cincinnati and Mt Lookout railroad, Y M C A delegates from Lowell, a temperance meeting led by Dr Worrall, street openings on Mason and Locust, Alumni Club officers, natural history society activity, Grand Central Dining Saloon opening, examinations for Fourth Intermediate school, coroner inquests into a German worker's sunstroke death and a youth drowning, and notes on the Great Hess Race with horse Bassett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teo
Lowell
Dr. Worrall
Covington
Mason Street
Mt. Auburn
Locust
Auburn Street
Locust Street
Bhut
Main Street
McMillan
Clifton, &c
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wm. H. McReynolds
Wm. E. Jones
Samuel W. Williams
Charles Evans
John R. Wright
L. H. Swarmstedt
Chas. W. Cole
Society of Natural History
A. Miller
Mesaers
W. Stanage
C. A. Helme
Wm. Colvin
C.D. Norton
Clarence A. Turrill
Utah Territory
Hugh Miller
Colvin
Geological Survey
Ohio
T. A. Corozran
Board of Centre Approves Most County Bills
Board of Control approves bulk of bills from the County Commissioners. Bridge over Whitewater at Harrison: proviso imposing perpetual repair duty on Dearborn County to be stricken. Board also adjusts per day for sets from 2.50 to rate, and salary bills are passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Centre
Board of Control
Uounty Commissioners
Whitewater
Harrison
Dearborn
Sudden Death of Captain Warnock Shocks Lincoln Firm
The sudden death of Captain James Warnock at age about forty four shocks Lincoln Smith Warnock and Stevens in their Third and Walnut office. He collapsed after a cheerful anecdote amid heat and exhaustion. He was born in Ireland, educated in Kentucky, served as lieutenant and captain in Harris 24 Ohio, wounded at Lookout Mountain, and left behind two sisters and a brother. His death is mourned by the Hamilton county bar. The piece notes a new Fountain account by Prof. W H Johnson and praises his prose and verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warnock
Lincoln, Smith, Warnock & Stevens
Third and
Walnut Streets
Smith
Mr. Smith
J. F. Miller
Broadway
Princeton
Ind
Captain Warnock
Ireland
Whitewater
Harrison Township
Warnock
Oxford College
Danville
T. D. Lincoln
Lincoln, Smith & Warnock
Sen. Harris
Ohio
Lookout Mountain
Hamilton County
Cheap Boarder Deceived Boardhouse Keepers in Cincinnati
A man named Taylor Ridgeway alias Chas. Taylor posed as a coal office employee and boarded at multiple houses paying with coal. After the proprietors checked he did not exist in any coal office, Officer Parks intervened and Judge Straub arranged a month of cheap board at the Workhouse. Taylor claimed he might be mistaken for his brother, but the defense failed. Transfers of Real Estate follow with several property moves listed. July 2 Cincinnati reports include estate transfers and July 4 concert plans by the Germania Band at Eden and Washington Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridgeway
Chas
Taylor
Richard Son
Elm
Heyl House
Olive House
Parks
West
Firth Street
Ninth Street
Covington
Germania
Eden Park
SD Enn Nt Ee
Esce Parlowi
Thomas’ Opera
Aarpene
Wee Peat
Strauss
Limpander
Martha
la Fignadei
Washington Park
Election of Officials Marks First Board Meeting
The new Board of Education elects L. W. Goss as President after a close vote. Howard Douglass is re elected Corresponding Secretary and B. O. M. De Beck Clerk by acclamation. John Hancock and the former superintendent are re elected in the same manner. Multiple ballots decide Superintendents and several district delegates are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Ive
L. W. Goss
Henry Mack
Goss
Messrs. Wehmer
Mack
TLE Akeeddbooseetb
William Strunk
Wm. J. O'Neil
Howard Douglass
M. de Beck
John Hancock
John McCammon
F. W. Handy
Union Board of High Schools
Henry L. Wehmer
Moses F. Wilson
Abner L.frazer
I. B. Carpenter
Messrs. Douglass
Stephens
Ecker
Kramer
Wm. Tilden
Herman Eckel
the Public Library
Thomas B. Horton
Wisnewski
Knell
Tax Levy Debate Shows Push for One General Fund
The Board of Control and the County Commissioners clash over tax levies. Officials argue for a single general levy to fund needs, while the county asserts legal limits require separate levies. A noted tax reduction is shown, with last year’s and this year’s totals and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
State of
Ohio
Steamship Arrivals Reported From Brest and New York
New York reports the steamship Ville de Paris from Brest has arrived. Liverpool items note the Sippaumshire Scandi navian and Oceanic have arrived. Queenstown records the steamship Parthia from New York has arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brest
Liverpool
Queenstown
Parthia
Daily Market Review Dawns on Mixed Prices Across Commodities
Bran prices move around 14 to 16 per ton with dull demand and variable supplies. Butter faces fair demand with many receipts in poor condition due to heat, cheese market quiet, coffee prices firm, fruit and produce showing mixed activity, poultry and provisions trading at modest levels, oats and merchandise markets softening amid light stocks.
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Shipstaff
Butier
Estern
Choice Central
Oia
Ohio
Congress
Ieee
Gabe
Eee
Sears
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the Evening Star
Cincinnati
Aespaw Evening
Suly
SOCAL
Bates Fead
Avenue
Cincinnati & Mt. Lookout
Cincinnati & Crawfish
Grand Central
Vine Street
George Grau
Germany
Lick Run
Grau
Bullock
Josiah H. Skelton, Jr
Skelten
Bassett
Longfellow
Louisvillian
Louisvillians
Harper's
W. H. Johnson
Tyler Davidson
Burns
Byron
Walt Whitman
Martha Ellen Morse
Ab K. M
Henry Seerve
Fe Morse
George Street
E. Snyder
Dana Ay
Eliza C. Er
Fred. McMullin
David Fundis
Breian Streeh
South Liberty
Wasa
Saane Fel
Wasmix Orox
East End Garden
Tax Sixth Ward Graft Club
Seventh Street
Board of Eaucation
Marine News
Daily Market Review
Office OF the Evening Star
Davidson Fountain
Lewis & Livingston
West Fourth St
Prof. Johnson
Robert Clarke
Blanpen Perry & Morton
the News Co
Fountain
Probasco Square
Louis Greeble
West Fifth Street
Ezekiel & CO
West Pearl Street
James Blinn
N. B
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Nehes
Geo. Crawford
Etween
Chesevers
Ieee A
Baltimore
Onsbrough
Elm Street
Bodine, Hill & CO
Jefferson City
Missouri
Bremen Street
Jy2
Knecht & Kempf
Linn
Tantari
Stout
America
Commission Sas
Gen’s
Manag Star
M.w.tich&s
Wiene Ee
Jeffersonville
Louisville Bridge
P. O. Box
Tad
Universal Extion
Universal
Potter’s
Maria Antionette
Weat
Fifth Street
Cery Compeaing Inne Os
Jeffie Cote
BSALE
Panhandle
Pennsylvania R. BR
Mpeaceas Rail
Washington
Pullman Palace
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad
Revue Ite
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Ayatt
Remelin
Kennedy
pShayne
Foch Caestar
Lotte
Hares
St. He
Davideon
H. H. Hill & CO
F. BE. Saire 4 CO
Bae
Beck
J. C. Beck
John Errest
Mabas Ds Wit
Fourth St
Alfred White
Just
Lewis & Livingston’s
Lewis & Livingston's
Raic
Eve
Mark Thes
James Robinson
Mammoth Circus
Thirteenth and
Distribut- Jett
Wood's Theater
Tony Pastor
Jennie Engel
Ella Wesner
Kitty O’neil
M’lle Fontainbleaud
Harrigan and Hart
Frank Kerns
Manning, Girard and
Oth
Buckeye
Wheeler
Beninger B. G
Hamilton & Dayton
Hudson's
Central Avenue
Hudson
Oliver
C. M
Hanna’s Grove
Beies Waly
Entertainment
Grand. Musical Entertainment
Arctic Garden
Vine St
Bet
Henry Reibel
PAICE
W. Fifth
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