Weather and local notices from July 6 edition
July 6 weather report from Boxwine Stan by Optician notes clear to partly cloudy conditions with showery risk. Sunday shows cloudy skies with likely showers. observance mentions sun and moon phases. Local items cover a grand instrumental concert at Mt Auburn garden and sermons by Father Gavazzi, plus a river death near Bedameville and Pike's Opera House engagement of Billy Emerson with a renowned minstrel troupe.
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Boxwine
Optician
Bacon’s
N. W. Corner
Walnut
Mt. Auburn Garden
Father Gavazzi
First Presbyterian Church
Mt. Halley
Billy Emerson
Pike’s Opera House
Billy
Légion
Jennie Engel
Ella Wesner
Kitty O'Neil
M’lle Fontainbleau
M. O’reardon
Harrigan and Hart
Frank Kerns
Billy Carter
Manning
Girard
Tony Pastor
Eleventh Iron Molders Convention to Meet in Troy
Western delegates gathered in Meidere and ready to depart tonight for Troy New York where the eleventh convention of the Iron Molders International Union will convene on Tuesday. Delegates include Conn fèrey Stroup Grimshaw Haines Smorzka White Mercer Kerrigan Powell McHugh Fitzpatrick Lacy Taylor Herron and others from St Louis Fort Wayne Cincinnati Indianapolis Louisville and surrounding areas. President Safin left for Troy on the night of the Fourth.
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Iron Molders International Union
Troy
N. Y
William Connéfrey
St. Louis
J. B. Stroup
Fort Wayne
Ind
W. H. Grimshaw
Lronton
Jnc. B. Haines
Hanging Rock
Joseph Smorzka
Indianapolis
John White
New Albany
Led
Fred. Mercer
Evansville
John Kerrigan
W. H. Powell
Louiville
Larkin McHugh
P. Fitzpatrick
Charles Herron
Walter J. Lacy
John B. Taylor
Cincinnati
Safin
Police Court actions under Judge Straub
Carrie Waters faces drunkenness and street disturbance. Margaret Gervey bound over $400 bail for assault with intent to rob James Robison. John Scott case about 350 value property continued with $400 bail. Lyons Kahlen and Haney each get 20 days Workhouse for beating James Johnson. Taylor jailed six months and fined $200 for pocketing Frank Vernon. Thom Jones given 30 days and costs for fuss in beer garden and striking William Smith. Court adjourned to 2 pm to hear murder case Martin and others.
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Straub
Carrie Waters
Margaret Gervey
James Robison
John Scott
G. @émberger
James Lyons
John Kahlen
Conley Sahaney
James Johnson
Two Celebrants in Wilmington Arrested for Disorder
Wm Perkins and Stephen Jones from Hye in Wilmington drank beer at the corner of Fifth and Sycamore after visiting the “glorious Fourth” festivities. They caused a crowd disturbance, were arrested, jailed in an iron cage, and later interviewed by Judge Straub before confirming their contributions to the school fund.
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Wm. Perkins
Stephen Jones
Hye
Wilmington
Ohio
Fifth
Sycamore
Bine
Hove
Flammond Street
Rocetem
Straub
Court reports on probate and public land condemnation cases
Court proceedings detail a probate case in which Berers Jupge Hoxrrzr of Education of Columbia township seeks jury valuation for land condemned for school use in district No. 8 under a new legislative framework. The record notes challenges to corporate authority and the old law giving the corporation sole power over condemnation. Also included are proceedings in Aid of Execution about Nettie Thompson and Danforth Brown Jr. Brown was convicted of child paternity and ordered to pay or face jail, with complications over insolvency proceedings and testimony.
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de Mar
Kittredge
Nettie Thompson
Danforth Brown, Jr
InsolusMbaes
Mer
Exon
Brown
Cheests Cipcolems
Aids
Villein
Breitenbach & Co. Noted Cincinnati Vegetable Shippers
The Cincinnati enterprise shines in commission trade with Breitenbach & Co. at 208 West Sixth Street a leading dealer and shipper of vegetables fruit and berries. Their business spans Ohio and distant states with a popular staff including John Moore J K Brown and Wm B McComas and attentive clerks J Ohler F Breitenbach and Waglin.
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Cincinnati
J. G. Breitenbach & Co
West Sixth Street
Mount of Busness
Messrs. Breitenbach & Co
Greeley Holds Tonight Rally at Fountain Square
Preparations are underway for a grand rally at Fountain Square this evening with speeches by C. M. Clay from Jucky Lyman Trumbull of Nichols and Gen. Brinkenhoff of Ohio. Music and a fireworks display are planned as part of the program.
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Greeley
Fountain Square
C. M. Clay
Jucky
Lyman Trumbull
Nichols
Gen
Brinkenhoff
Ohio
Tony Pastor Ends Cincinnati Engagement Tonight
Tony Pastor closes his Cincinnati engagement tonight with the best vaudeville troupe in years. The show garners artistic and financial success and promises a cordial reception next season. Jimmy Robinson's circus ranks among the road’s best. His riding tops equestrian feats and excites spectators. Eda Clarence shows strong potential as a rider. Frank Pastor’s somersault riding is praised as immense. attend tonight.
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Tony Pastor
Cincinnati
Tony
Jimmy Robinson
Jimmy
Eda Clarence
Frank Pastor
Reverend Sawyer to preach at Christ's Church in Malford
SuburbanNews Malford reports that Rev. W. W. Sawyer, former pastor of the Columbia Baptist church, will preach at Christ's Church (Bapeet) tomorrow morning at 10:30 with Sunday school at 9:15. All are invited.
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W. W. Sawyer
Columbia Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Christ’s Church
Newport appoints new city Superintendent of Education
Professor ek of Newport was elected Superintendent of Education last evening. Rev Mr Welburn, ex elder of the M E Church south, will preach tomorrow afternoon in the school house. James 8 Walker follows Geo 8 Currie as director in No 2 Building Association. A young man seeking a marriage license learns he must bond $300 before issuance.
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Newport
Welburn
M. E. Church
South
James
Walker
Geo
Currie
No. 2 Building Association
Teachers salaries debated at Cumminsville board meeting
At last evening's Cumminsville meeting the board debated fixed salaries for teachers vs selecting teachers first. Coyle pushed a fixed rate by qualification while Strong Alberts favored hiring first then setting pay. Principal salary set at 1500, first assistant 1000, several grades continued or adjusted. A funeral for Albert H. Tozzer's son was announced for tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Coyle
Messrs. Strong and
Alberts
Yeas—Alberts
Strong
Lakeman
Nays
Fricke
Whitely
Wilse
Jones
Peters
Eastman
Hammer
Miss Little
Mesers
L. L. Armstrong
E. N. Cloper
M. H. Sillard
Board
Albert H
Frank and
Lingzie Tozzer
Hamilton Council Holds Brief Extra Meeting
An extra Hamilton council meeting was called Wednesday evening and adjourned without action. Wm McCafferty secured a Postmaster General contract for mail route coverage from Hamilton to Fair Haven, Hamilton to Otfield, and Hamilton to Ogdensburg, with representative backing in Washington. Preparations for ratification meetings and endorsements for Greeley and Brown were noted amid a chaotic, garbled section of text.
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Wm. McCafferty
Postmaster General
U. S
Hamilton
Fair Haven
8 - Field
Ind
Gr O
Billy
Washington
Repuy
Socratic
Conyon Indorsing
Greeley
Brown
Calabete
Gregade
Atdo
Parade and civic events in Cincinnati honor firefighters
A large parade honored Hamilton fire department members led by Chief Mander Shuler with Sheriff Allen and Col. Elliott. Speeches by His Honor Mayor and others drew cheers as the procession ended at the Rees House where hospitality was extended. Proceeds from the event neared $700, reflecting a successful community gathering.
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Bochner
Peter
Cincinnati
Maaie
Serman
Anein
el Amiscibente
Hamilton
Serstrovte
Mander Shuler
Lee E. Owens
Sheriff Allen
Col. Elliott
James Det
A. A. Mixen
Sven
Covington School Board Appoints year Teachers and Principals
At last night’s meeting the Covington School Board announced appointments for the coming year. Principals were J W Hall for the High School and D C Culbertson for the Second District, with various assistants and teachers assigned across First through Fourth Districts. Named staff include Mattie Culbertson Mittle Lowry Amelia Orr Jennie Davidson Lizzie Gray G Thurston Lucy Edginton Anna Craig Liddie Howard Lizza Macklin Alice Slaughter Fannie Thurston Phebe Ladd Mrs Nevins Rosa Johnson Anna Crowley Ella Pratt Lizzie Williams Emma Bowen Mattie Tearne Sallie Bowen Eva Egeleton Nettie Vans Letitia Bonde Pyle Robinson French Osmond Perry Nannie Clark Fannie Craig Mattie Clark and more.
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J. W. Hall
J. W. Hall, Jr
Mattie Culbertson
Mittie Lowry
Amelia Orr
B. D. Best
Jennie Davidson
Lizzie Gray
G. Thurston
Lucy Edginton
Anna Craig
Liddie Howard
Lizza Macklin
Alice Slaughter
Fannie Thurston
Phebe
Ladd
Nevins
D. C. Culbertson
Cox and
Trasher
Perrin
Gerhard
Vos
Lida Bowde
Shrock
Dickenson
Griffin
Rieley
Bodeker
Geo
H. Yates
Rosa Johnson
Anna Crowley
Ella Pratt
Lizzie Williams
Emma Bowen
Mattie Tearne
Sal
Adjourned City Council meeting notes nuisance complaints
Last night the City Council, chaired by President Berry, adjourned with full attendance. Petitions on nuisances at Lindsey's subdivision lot 31 and Jefferson street were referred to the Propositions and Grievances committee, and Washington avenue improvements were noted for the Improvements committee. A notice from Christian Smith regarding fire alarm wires was referred to Law with power to act. contracts for pavements and Harris street work were approved or awarded. nuisance abatement levies and various accounts were reviewed, with the Water and Fire departments’ matters forwarded for action. The wharfmaster reported June receipts of 314.
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Berry
Lindsey
H. Buchanan
Jefferson Street
Washington Avenue
Forrest
Williamson Streets
Christian Smith
Columbia
Tibbattes Streets
M. Carr
Harris Street
Hamlet Street
L. D. Ermert
Committee On Fire Department
P. Walsh
Bon Wden
Ae Gatene i Hydraulic Engine Co
James Ran
Commodity Prices And Market Report Summary
A late 19th century market listing shows prices for meats, poultry, and produce. Bacon and ham demand remains firm. lard steady. beef cuts named with prices. Eggs and dairy items listed with steady or improving demand. Vegetables include new potatoes and cabbage with overall dull to steady activity.
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Cholee
Ems
Olius
Madhaline
Mani
Demerara
Ara Oden Selliers
Gsie
Turk’s Island
Ativerpool
Daily Market Review from July 6 1972 Bran Shipstuff
Market dull with little activity on Bran Shipstuff and middlings while beans scarce and white sugar price firmer. Prices seen for immediate needs with limited sales, and a very light local demand for cheese.
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