Night life, parades, and a mass of Cincinnati notices
A July Fourth evening edition reports a Turner Hall meeting sparsely attended, a Promenade Concert at 5 PM, and a busy scene of public events. It notes road conditions in Hamilton County wards 21 and 24, a sunstrike incident, indecent exposure arrest on Sycamore Street, market reform talk, and a target excursion by the Cincinnati Zouave Battalion at North Bend.
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Turner Hall
Currier
Hamilton County
Cincinnati Fertilizing Company
Jonnx Armernona
Sycamore Street
John
Taree
Cincinnati
C. W. Karr
North Bend
Taraz
Freeman Street
Clift
A Lady Shot by a Servant Girl
Mrs. Frederick Dallas was shot last night on Free man near Liberty by a pistol fired from a crowd. The ball pierced the lung area causing internal bleeding and she refused arrest of the servant girl who fired it. Her husband was away in Springfield, Ohio, and was notified by telegraph.
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Amos H. Bercau
0. H. and
Ted
Cincinnati
Springford
Hon Weaver
Newport
Louisville
Dallas
Freeman Street
Frederick Dallas
Freeman
Liberty
Linn
Poplar
Springfield
Two Horses Burned in Stable Fire Near Front Street
An early morning fire at box 19 near Front Street Washington, up the hill from the street, caused by careless firework use destroyed a stable. Two horses perished, and the loss is estimated around $700. women on the ground helped contain the blaze but the structure burned rapidly due to its inflammable nature.
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Front Street
Ace Washington
Grand Central Dining Saloon Opens with Bargain Price
Grand Central Dining Saloon held a grand opening with tables said to groan under good things. The menu offers meals for twenty five cents, described as remarkable value. Readers are invited to try Grand Central for themselves and judge.
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Grand Central
Flag Raising at Lincoln Park by Park Officials
A large crowd gathered at Lincoln Park for the first unfurling of a new Star Spangled Banner on the flagstaff erected on the island by Mesers Jr and T G Robinson for the Park Commissioners. Currier's Band played as cannon fired and spectators cheered.
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Lincoln Park
Mesers, Jr
T.G. Robinson
Currier
Breese
Carson
Jones
Wilstach
Pendleton
Handy
Gleason
Boy shoots hand during Fourth celebration on Fountain Square
About a quarter before noon today a young boy, firing a revolver in celebration on Fountain square, badly damaged his hand and two or three fingers may have to be amputated. John Ziegler at Ninth street and Central avenue helped the boy celebrate with a large sea turtle display that amused visitors and fostered patriotism.
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Jexsy Bayson
George Watters
Fountain Square
John Ziegler
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
John
Tony Pastor's Grand Vaudeville Show In City Today
Amusements note promotes Tony Pastor's two grand entertainments with a premier vaudeville troupe. The piece also mentions a jestful joke about a Westchester county spring dispute and a humorous elephant anecdote.
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Tony Pastor
Tony
Mt Coe Robinson Qtone
Asay
Sarepacy
Wreck and river traffic shifts along the Mississippi
Accounts describe wreck debris removals after late steamer collisions near Dauphin's Rapid and rock passages. Details cover the Sioux City and Western lines, Gladiola repairs, shipbuilding plans, and broader commentary on river navigation and railroad impact on trade.
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Westsain
Dauphin
Rapida
Sioux
Sioux City
Davy Jones
New Orleans
Lee
Carrie Converse
Mississippi
Memphis
Vicksburg
St. Louis
Red River
Shreveport
Market Review Quiet Amid Mixed Brass Prices
The Evening Star notes a dull market with uneven demand for Bran ship stuff and coal products. Prices show little movement on arrival with buyers cautious and sellers reluctant to lower asking rates.
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Ugar Socaae
Rees Rit
Es Coal
Manele
Elias Fa
Babyes
Bel Tower
Femane
Parague
Tau
Badera
Ape Ower
Fiat
Ry Fk
Ams Wnt
Wentte
the Evening Star
Shipstaff
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