Cincinnati Chronicles of a Tumultuous Week
A packed week with 109 deaths, police suspensions, robberies, and fires dominates city life. Reports include a coal oil explosion fatality, a steam engine incident loss, public muzzling on streets, park curfew relaxations, and a large steam-dummy excursion. Police court actions feature theft, drunkenness, and assault cases with multiple fines and detentions.
Greeley Party selects county executive committee members
The Greeley party county executive committee announced last night the ward by ward results for the central committee. Names listed include John J. Hooker in First Ward Irwin Wright Second Ward John Rauth Fourth Ward Dr A C Kemper etc with ward representatives from Avondale Harrison Riverside Wyoming Sharon Spencer Township and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Party
Tamaheee
John J. Hooker
Irwin Wright
John Rauth
A.C. Kemper
J. H. Norton
Pett Patink
Jas. H. Laws
J. W. A. Miller
John Martin
J. H. Hunter
C. W. Merrell
H. D. Peck
Oliver Perin
A. D. Diserena
John L. Bogardus
Avondale
Fiamen Ball, Jr
Harrison
German cleaner found dying after fall at vacant West Seventh street
Officers heard groans from a cellar at No 31 West Seventh and found Mrs Margaret Betts, a German cleaner, badly injured after a fall down the stairs in a vacant house. She survived initial collapse and was taken to Cincinnati Hospital for care. She had been hired to clean the vacant Nos 3 ½? house and slipped while at the head of inner stairs. She endured days of pain and isolation before rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codey
Gleason
West Seventh Street
Margaret Betts
Onto
Cincinnati Hospital
Cincinnati Inclined Plane Railway seeks crossing streets
The Cincinnati Inclined Plane Railway Co petitions Council to authorize constructing an inclined plan linking Mansfield street to Walker and Ringgold streets to span Mt. Auburn and the city. The plan would cross Milton Boal and Prospect streets and occupy Walker street between Ringold and Prospect, and Mansfield between Liberty and Milton, under the City Civil Engineer’s directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Inclined Plane Railway Co
Mansfield Street
Walker and
Ringgold Streets
Mt. Auburn
Milton, Boal and
Prospect Streets
Walker Street
Ringold
Liberty
Milton Streets
Marriages Issued Since Last Report List
A roster of marriage licenses issued includes Geo Fagin with Martha McGrew John F Palmer with Ella Hintzleman C V Koenitz with Clara Zeefell H Johnson with Caroline Brooks and many others names in a long list, showing couples paired with brides. Clerk signatures P H Williamson and M L Clerk accompany the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Faginand
Martha McGrew
John F. Palmer
Ella Hintzleman
C. V. Koenitz
Clara Zeefell
H. Johnson
Caroline Brooks
H. Warnock
Catherine Ward
John Weber
Elizabeth Hulbert
P. Sexton
Mary V. Riley
Wm. O. Wilson
Kittie Rivel
Wm. Thieringer
Emilie Jetter
T. W. Davis
Fieney K
Jas, Dunn
Julia Marshall
John C. Brinkman
Mary Heineman
W. A. Guion
Bell
Baldwin
P. Neckel
Lizzie Hesch
Nobbe
Anna M. Otting
A. F. Pendery
Louisa
Halderbach
J. Mohn
Mary Allman
Wm. Brill
Sarah Meyer
John Boyd
Ada Whitney
J. Stegler
Kate Schmidt
Wm. BH. Graham
Matilda Blan
Thos. McLean
Juhn Downey
J. Hust
Margaret Kraus
H. F. W. Engelbrecht
Christine Hobenich
P. Harrison
Ann Carty
P. H. Williamson
M. L. Clerk
Suit Against Rev. Samuel J Browne Claim filed for killing
Mrs Schick appointed administratrix to sue Rev Samuel J Browne for the shooting death of her son. Long & Kramer and Campbell & Buchwalter filed the petition alleging wrongful act by Browne on or before July 1 1872 and seeking $10,000 damages for heirs at law Elizabeth Schoneberger Kate Pittner Christina Kautz Lena Wunder Joseph Schick Eva Schick and Michael Werner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Browne
Schick
Long & Kramer
Campbell & Buchwalter
Elizabeth Schoneberger
Elizabeth Schick
Kate Pittner
Kate Schick
Barnum Show Opens with Afternoon Postponement and Procession
The Big Show arrives tomorrow with a postponed grand opening in the afternoon to allow a forenoon procession. The parade starts at Union Baseball Grounds, travels Freeman to Findlay, Hamilton road, Walnut, Eighth, Broadway, Fourth, Plum, Eighth, Freeman, and back to the exhibition site. Three shows daily from Wednesday through Friday at 9:30 AM 1 PM and 6:10 PM. Barnum will be present this week. Correction: Leonard A. Harris Jr was treated for a head gathering causing temporary mental disturbance after an arrest for drunkenness. Judge Straub sent him to the hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Union Baseball Grounds
Freeman Street
Findlay
Hamilton Road
Walnut Street
Eighth Street
Broadway
Fourth Street
Plum Street
Freeman
Leonard A. Harris, Jr
Straub
Harris
Market Notes on Commodities and Prices from July 1872
The notice lists numerous market items including gold quotations, cheese, coal, coke, apples and lemons, dried fruits, lard, linseed, petroleum, chickens, and provisions. It reports demand, prices, and activity levels across various commodities, with notes on limited local demand for many items and fluctuations in meat and bacon markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Ibe
Ohio
Coa Bio
Lavr
Arley
Eevee
Redingig
Porto
Nee
Turk’s Island
Elverpbo
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