Mixed 1872 Local Notes On Repairs, Contracts And Crimes
Local items report Ma John Romrneon repairing a menagerie after a Connecticut accident. The tow-boat Valid was not sold as claims were compromised. Red Men visited Covington and Newport. G M Garmin er secured a large grade contract on McLean avenue. Tax and Dearborn county officials discuss the Whitewater bridge. A milk wagon driver was fined for skimmed milk sales in Kentucky. A letter from Wm Hart defends reputation amid a Seventh Street sensation. Mayor’s license receipts and postings conclude the evening notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn County
Indiana
Whitewater
Harrison
Valentine Seibert
Peter Lauer
Kentucky
Newport
Cincinnati
Lady Rescued from Fifth Street Fountain Fire
Monday afternoon a woman named Hall stood by the fountain on Fifth street when her Dolly Varden dress caught fire from a cigar stub. A watchman on the esplanade quickly seized her and plunged her into the fountain basin, saving her life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Fifth Street
Dolly Varden
Esplanade
Robinson's Theater Planned After Clearing Ninth and Plum
Workmen began removing buildings on the northeast corner of Ninth and Plum to clear the site for the grand Robinson's Theater. The design advocates a modern style, the structure running 104 feet deep, 1 feet wide, and 45 feet high, with an estimated cost near $150,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth and Plum
New Fifty Cent Counterfeits Detected In circulating East
A new counterfeit fifty cent note has entered circulation in the East and now appears in our city. The counterfeit imitates fiber paper with scratchy lines on the plate. Differences noted include Stanton’s head expression, a hard stiff beard, irregular background, narrow gaps in the United States inscription, and heavy back hair-lines where genuine notes show light delicate lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Stanton
United States
Transfers of Real Estate in Cincinnati Area 1872
Transfers of real estate recorded in Cincinnati on July 8 1872 include Adam Weis and others by sheriff to Francia Varelimam and partners, an Oliver’s subdivision lot in Lock 160 to Henry Leuzer and wife for a Mt. Auburn parcel on Santito Street, and multiple other parcels including a Michael Leib lot on Neave Street and a land strip linked to Adam Metz. Names such as T A Vareliman Joan Keoger Conrad Heid and Michael Leib appear among the listed transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Adam Weis
Francia Varéliman
T. A. Vareliman
Joan Keoger
Oliver
Henry Leuzer
Henrietta Thieler
Santito Street
Mt. Auburn
Conrad Heid
Michael Leib
Neave Street
St. Michael Street
Adam Metz
Clarks
Sreener
J. McNally
Almut Hills
Hestate OF
Ohio
Hamilton CO
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Enoch Anderson
Miami Purchase
Court of Common Please
Adam Rudenschaer
Perry J. Moore
Thos. J. Mulholland
Ea Ch Anderson
Hamilton
Vhio
Joan R. Hunter
Board of Education appoints committee votes and district assignments
The Board of Education last evening appointed standing committees and assigned members to school districts. Resolutions list names for each committee and district, including Mullaney, Wehmer, Braunstein, and others. The report was adopted. Mack and O’Neil granted leave. bids for printing to be advertised. salary resolution for Assistant Superintendent failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Eduanav
Pee Ag Ae
Wehmer, Balaries
Steves and Furnaces
Mullaney
Brunsman Ls
Ca Bui
Aer Leemt
Seles of
Drawi Jauns Onsons
Busching
Nga Krieger
Aid Sasa Wiles
Artmenee Gypinastie
Daag
Rauch
Fe Dierke
Peien
Real Denaises
Santer
Braunstein
Bransman
Mester
Backner
Tafel
Acke
Arm . Merrill
Divan
Carter
Allison
Kuhn
Wehmer
Acne
Stephens
Long
Lud
Brown
Ulrich
Wilson
Rich
Krieger
Borger
Eckel
Iatch Rover
Goss
Uschikel
Kri
Dougie
Miller
Fonte
Den
Rach
Rel Miler
Bardia
Eeworth
Rover
Grue Mac
Mack
O’ Neil
Carpenter
Kramer
Bruckner
Bohling
Hollingsworth
O'Neil
Building Permits Issued For Several New Projects
Since the last report, permits were issued to A Blaney for a two story frame on Fifth street east of Lock. George H Shafer for a two story brick on Chestnut street between Central avenue and John. J A Nurse for a five story building on Broadway between Eigth and Ninth. Martin Stadler for a three story stone front on Seventh between Race and Elm. Dittman Miller for a two story brick on Mohawk between Hamburg and Vernon. D P Holder for a two story brick on Betts between Baymiller and Freeman. Thomas Gravis for a two story frame at 209 West Second street. Henry Westcamp for a one story frame on Main between Main and Thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Blaney
Fifth Street
Lock
George H. Shafer
Chestnut Street
Central Avenue
John. J
A. J. Nurse
Broadway
Eigth
Ninth Streets
Martin Stadler
Seventh Street
Race
Elm
Dittman & Miller
Mohawk Street
Hamburg
Vernon
D. P. Holder
Betts
Baymiller
Freeman
Thomas Gravis
West Second Street
Henry Westcamp
Main
Thirteenth
Police Court Burdened with Fines and Fights in Two Sessions
In a two session police court yesterday under Judge Straub, John Brown an old thief was sent to the Workhouse for thirty days after possessing likely stolen tobacco. Forthaber and Geedly were discharged on plea from wives. Nul was sent ten days for loitering and drunkenness. A fight between Anne Sebreen and Anton Sebrech with Kate Brandt ended with apologies and discharge for all. Several others received fines or brief terms for drunkenness assault on staff, burglary, cruelty to animals and related crimes. The docket includes continuances in the murder case of Samuel F. Brown and a long list of disorderly conduct vagrancy and petty offenses with sentences ranging from fines to thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straub
John Brown
Forthaber
William Geedly
Chas. Nul
Anne Sebreen
Anton Sebrech
Kate Brandt
Ann
Kate
Anton
Julius Herby
Archey Mack
Pat Flannery
Christian Deimann
James Fairbanks
M. Hatrelmen
Henry Parks
Wm. Brown
John Koke
Samuel F. Brown
Campbell
Pat O'Brien
Pat Milet
P Ual Langerhein
Chas. Fisher
Mary Ferdinand
Henry Swineford
Belle McDougall
Henry Moliter
Henry Coney
James Fay
Daniel Tern
James
Mary Flynn
Mary Graham
Thomas Manning
We Wornhoe
W. H. Pathoff
Chas Jones
McCaffery Pressures on Wood Street Crossing Probe
Testimony describes Councilman McCaffery offering to influence railroad crossing approvals for a payment. Witness says McCaffery appeared intoxicated, pressed for a $1000 deal, and claimed the money would buy influence to push track completion by July. Other witnesses corroborate his intoxication and aggressive demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coaneil
Ieee
Dish Company
West Fourth Street
Relu
Mr. Cutter
Mr. McCaffery
Twenty-first Ward
Council
Wood-street
Miller
Mr. Woolly
Wood Street
Mr. Woolley
McCaffery
McC
Davis
Daily Market Review from July 9 1872 Bran Trade Report
The Evening Star notes dull bran trade with prices around 12 per ton and scarce ship arrivals. Butter quality fluctuates, bags and gunny sacks show active trading, oats and oil products weak, and general cargo pricing varies by grade. hemp rope and cordage steady with modest demand and steady to lower prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Evening Star
Jem Ag
Fegane
Ohio
Tiver
Lee
Pecs
River and Western market report with varied prices
Market notes show demand for beef, bacon, and lard steady with firmer light supplies. Prices quoted for leather, oils, molasses, poultry, nails, and pork vary by grade and readiness. Teas, sugars, and vegetables move with quiet to active pockets across New Orleans and local outlets.
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M. Bhd
Ryrz
Wee Ning
Western T
Mies
New Orleans
N.O
Ave
Porto Rico
USA
Brurk
Liverpool
Imperial
Canton
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star
Beary Twitchell
Optician
Bacon’s
N. W
Sixth
Walnut
Gataupsa
John Romrneon
Connecticut
Improved Order of Red Men
Covington
G. M. Garpner
McLean Avenue
Eighth
Hopkins Streets
Frank H. Kixg
Fourth Street
Mr. King
H. B. Ehrman
Casper Bauer
Mr. Wm. Hart
The
Enquirer
Boyce
T. F. Baker
Cooper
Ww. Hart
Areth
Sete
Daily Market Review
New York
Robert Hunter
Hunter
W. Fourth
G. B. Wood
F&tu
West Fifth Street
Baltimore
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Company
Baltionore
Washington City
Pullman Palace
J. W. Pillsbury
Philadelphia
HE Temperance Society of
Pay Bere O
Kiladelphia
Ham'lton
Dayton
Marietta
Baltimore & Ohio
Richmond
Ind
East
Robert Clarke
Eee
UEL Scott
Tn&s
Korte Bros
Wilson Bros
N.Y. M
Renee
Pike’s Opera House
Cinciasaysis
Wabash Avenue
West
Madison Street
Remelin
Kennedy
Shayne
Wood
Davidson
H. H. Hill & CO
F. E. Sutre & O.O
Eadquarters
MES Gates & CO
Ain St.s Cincinnati
Undertakers
T. B. Estep
B. Meyer
Estep & Meyer, Undertakers
West Seventh St
OYEBR
Elim
Cartes de Visite
Ares
Emerson
California
T, Maguire
Lilly Emerson
Billy Emerson
Melburn
Fayette Welch
Harry Stanwood
Charles Hay Woon
Sheridan and
Chas. A. Boyd
Con. T. Murphy
Adam Gis
Jys-21
Tu&Th
Wonsbrough
Elm Street
Haselberg
Fifth Stree
G. J
Lex
West Third Street
WM. Clark
Fifth St
Henrichaeffer
Orinal
Finstree
C. C. Blaine
Maysville
People’s Gallery
West 11Th Street
Indiana House
Star
Wxted
Heather & Wellman
Main Street
To&f
Es Gee
P. O
Woltz’s
Clark Street
LEGAL
Tate
State of
Green Township
Recorder's Office
H .H. George
James Brown
Heis
James Y. Thompson
Henry H. George
J. G
H. Dove
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