Local Brevities From The Evening Star
Nine Ward Grant Club program tomorrow features Peres Clank Wm Travis and Chas W Ole with music by a colored band. Police telegrams log over 9,000 messages since March 1 about strays and lost children. Pat Higgins jailed for drunkenness sent to workhouse, not the Freeman Street or Fifth Ohio Infantry Pat Higgins.
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Tream
Pat Higgins
Freeman Street
Fifth Ohio Infantry
Pat
Gro. Crossly
Police Court Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct Records
Mary Cone jailed thirty days in Workhouse after drunken sidewalk breach discharges. Jacob Andrews Fritz Sparring Robin Burns and about a dozen others fined five dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct. John Smith fined or jailed for thirty days. Daniel Jones 30 days. Mary Brannon five dollars and costs. Nellie Monroe fined ten dollars and costs for outrageous conduct and assault on an officer. John Hermann discharged with warning for wife abuse. Mary Keef thirty days for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Esteben Ellsworth three days and sixty dollars and costs for habitual drunkenness. Jacob M Foggs ten dollars and costs for drunk and assaulting an officer. John McMahon fined ten dollars and costs for ce conduct in Sedamsville. Herman Diedrich saloon keeper five dollars for striking Fisher.
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Mary Cone
Jacob Andrews
Fritz Sparring
Robin Burns
Costa
John Smith
Bucktown
Nellie Monroe
Dolly Varden
John Hermann
Mary Keef
Esteben Ellsworth
Pearl Street
Jacob M. Foggs
John McMahon
Sedamsville
Herman Diedrich
Striki
Fisher
Washington Avenue
Liberal Republican County Executive Committee Names
At Hopkins Hall the Liberal Republican County Executive Committee held its first meeting. Officials listed by ward include M. W. Conway Irwin B. Wright Oscar Gerard J Roth Dr C A Fw ard H Brashear J H Miller J H S Miller etc. Judson Harmon was elected President and John L. Bogardus Recording Secretary. A Campaign Committee of seven and a Finance Committee of seven were to be appointed. Hopkins Hall designated headquarters and adjourned to meet next Saturday.
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Republican County Executive Committee
Hopkins’ Hall
M. W. Conway
Irwin B. Wright
Oscar Gerard
J. Roth
J. H. Norton
Jacob Gene’ R
Righ Waston Halstead
H. State
H.marckworth
H.F. Brashear
Miller
John Martin
John R. Hunter
Water-works Board approves cement haulage and reacts to shortages
Miles Morton secured the cement haulage contract for the pumping works at 16 percent rate and 11 cents to Eden Park reservoir at the Water-works Board meeting last Saturday. The board granted Mount Adams residents' petition for water service upon compliance with board requirements. A pending $300,000 bonus authorization to fund the Garden of Eden reservoir was suspended due to treasury conditions. An inquest found Michael O'Hanlon died from disease amid lack of timely medical care.
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Water-works Board
Miles Morton
Eden Park Reservoir
Mount Adams
Waeneas
Garden of Eden Reservoir
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Council
City of
Cincinnati
Common Council
Ford will admitted to probate. Maria Ford named executrix
The last will and testament of Lucien C. Ford was admitted to probate this morning. His wife Maria L. Ford was appointed executrix of the same. Personal property valued at $500 and real estate at $10,000. Maria Schweimper appointed executrix of the estate of Wm Schweimper. personal estate $200 and real estate $5,000.
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Lucien C. Ford
Maria L. Ford
Maria Schweimper
Wm. Schweimper
Real estate transfers recorded in Cincinnati on July 20
A list of property conveyances shows H B Holtzinger to J J Henshaw for a lot on Milton street, Laura F. Thompson to Elizabeth Baldwin for a large lot in Storrs township, and Ellen N Strait transferring all interest in T J Strait estate to Laura B Hollister. Several other parcels change hands through individuals including W Roll to Adam Kaus, G W Riker to George Crain, H J Montgomery to H B Vanning, and more, with multiple addresses and dollar values noted.
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Cincinnati
H. BE. Holtzinger
J. J. Henshaw
Milton Street
Young Street
Laura F. Thompson
Elizabeth Baldwin
An Avenue
Storrs Township
Pugh
Annie M. Hanover
Home Street
Jacob Hofmann
M. Heisel
Clark and Garrard Streets
Ellen N. Strait
Laura B. Hollister
T. J. Strait
W. Roll
Adam Kaus
Marshall Avenue
Colerain Pike
W. Wilder
Patrick Sonigan
Main Street
Burns Street
Twenty-first Ward
G. W. Riker
George Crain
Terwillager’s
Montgomery
H. J. Montgomery
H. B. Banning
Morris and Smith’s
Cumminsville
Peeing Grove Cemetery
A. H. Mitchell
H. A. Bowman
Er. W. Green
Gilbert Avenue
Court Street
Henry Garst
Mary A. Bennett
Kemper Street
Elm Street
Walnub
Sarah E. Hinman
John Decamp
Beech
Spring Street
Avenale
P. Bowles
Jacob Loos
Water Street
Washington Street
Harrison
M Street
Jsts
Beeler & Curry
Fourth Street
F. M
New York
Stuart
Clark’s
Clark
Milton
Nilsson
Union
Valenciennes
Horace Seeetay
Fifth Street
Romance of the Stink Factory and Forbidden Love
A sensational tale set near the Lower River road describes a fertilizer plant as a backdrop for a romance between a Kentucky sweetheart and a suitor from the city. Parents intervene to stop their elopement while rumors of plots, disguises, and a Barnum show unfold, the lovers and workers weaving a comic, lurid melodrama.
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Flanders
Kecksville
Kentucky
Covington
Barnum
Lovers elope as Kentuckians chase a horse race
In a rural scene a couple elopes while the girl's father and mother are diverted by a local horse race. They ride in a buggy then walk the last distance to Riverside, where they hide in a back load and continue by streetcar toward their suburban home. The piece also reports a Republican Executive Committee meeting at Mozart Hall setting delegate representation by precinct votes and promoting lots and a riverbank land sale in Newport for July 23, highlighting Newport's growth and real estate value.
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Morpheus
Romeo
Marm
Dad
Riverside
Republican Executive Committee
Mozart Hall
F. Covington
Newport
Licking River
Tibbatts and
Cabotets
Swift
Lowell St
Ringgold
Isabella
Patterson
Harris
Lindsey
Hodge
Williamson
Thornton
Liberty
Brighton
Lowell
Newpor Cincinnati
James Taylor
Cincinnati
ED. A. Mariana
York St
D. Heaton & CO
E. Fourth St
T. Thornton
Barnum's Great Show sails for Aurora after good local run
Amusements note Barnum's Great Show leaves on Ohio and Mississippi cars for Aurora where they perform tonight. Weather spared a strong two week run, and D. B. Thomas, the advertising agent, earns praise for his salesmanship. The French Republicaine Band arrives for a Hall concert, hailed as the finest military band, with cheap admission. Black Friday features at Woodl's theater with Meridith Dramatic troupe portraying Fisk, Stokes, and Mansfield amid Wall Street tumult.
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Barnum
Ohio & Mississippi
Aurora
D. 8. Thomas
Thomas
Xposition Hall
Boston
Church
Woodl’s
Niblo’s
Newark City
Jim Fisk
Stokes
Josie Mansfield
Rair
Wall Street
Oath
River News Weather and Arrivals Report
The weather is clear and warm with noted heavy rain at Pittsburgh last night. The river remains swollen with over 14 feet in the channel, while arrivals include Gen. Lytle and Gen. Buell to the area.
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Pittsburg
Lytle
Buell
River commerce and coal fleet losses reported
Louisville and river towns share notices of coal tows filling the river, new packet line plans, and a string of shipping incidents. Disasters include multiple sunken boats with tens of thousands of bushels lost, while pilots update lights and offices shift hands amid hot weather and dockyard repairs continuing on the levee.
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Louisville
St. James
Maysville
Ohio No. 4
Pomeroy
Cairo
Kitty Hog
Kanawha
Wildwood
Higginsport
Mountain Bay
Chile
United States
Gen. Buell
Jack Grammer
Ben. Howard
Walter Pennington
James E. Rankin
New Orleans Times
Memphis
Potomac
St. Marys
Andy Baum
Arlington
H. A. Jones
John A. Williamson
Hiram Vinton
Fulton
John Bennett
Henry, Stoddard
Pittsburg
Pan Handle Railroad
Smithfield Street Bridge
James Matheny
Tennessee
Old Jofield
Smithland
Freedman’s Bureau
Merriam Bar
N. J. Bigley
John Dippold
Rogers & Walace
R.& J. Watson
James Doyle
W. H. Brown
J. Sharp McDonald
1872 Daily Market Review price report page
The Evening Star notes dull trade in Bran and shipstuff with per ton prices. Butter and cheese show mixed demand with fresh reserve and common stock. Coal, eggs, apples, lemons, dried fruit, flour and grain all reflect weak or unsettled markets. Pork and bacon steady to active with high demand for certain cuts. Sugar and lard prices listed. many items with limited sales and fluctuating offers.
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the Evening Star
Choice Central
Ohio
Youghiogheny
Ohio River
Rio
Cs Coe
Java
Hill
BakLey
New Timothy
New Orleans
Wec
Reguag
Porto Roco
Domestic and foreign price snaps and a Communist trial tally
Market notes report dull potato receipts and firmer prices at 87 per sack while others show a mixed market with a 2 dollar bri price in California. The Republique Francaise summarizes Communist prisoner trial outcomes with 2,112 acquittals and various sentences including death and hard labor. A boy’s line in a cornfield reflects rural work ethic.
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Turk’s Island
Republique Francaise
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David Griffith
Harrison Street
George Crosby
L. M. ER
Wm. H. Atherton
Third Street
Squire Hanselman
Jos. R
Henry Weaver
Fred Wolf
Dayton
Return
Weaver
Wolf
Newport Bridge
Chas. Hesser
Stephen Gano
Hunt Street
Abigail Street
Griffith’s
Planing Mill
Heaser
Drs. Bigny and
Buckner
George Peake
B.T. Miller
Miss Hopkins
Maderia
John Montgomery
J. H. Creighton
Delaware
Wentworth
Carter
Michael O’hanlon
Ireland
O’hanlon
Gates
Secona
Pestetneers
Thene
Beens
Noyes
Anderson
Sewebeeseene
C. Cinet
Veehneensdee
Colerain
N. K
Columbia
W. Precinc
Delhi
Millcreek
Avondale
River News
Telegraph
Tury Cass
Daily Market Review
Building Association No
Deter’s Hall
J. W. Bell
Geo. Foebel
C. H. Bishop
Thos. H. McGechin
W. L. Robinson
Incorporators
Remelan
4Th St
Kennedy
Shayne
Wood
F. E. Suire & CO
Electrotypers & Stereotypers
Elm St
Cincinnati, O
James P. McNamiara & CO
E. Cor
Pearl and
Walnut Streets
Cincinnati, C
A. Mariana
Newport, Ky
Choice
Newpory
Leiden
Ing River
Wilson Bro's
Pike’s Opera House
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Shire
Fell
Elizabeth Street
Exposition Hall
Thiers
Garde Republicaine
Marseillaise
Exposition Committee
J. Church & Co
West Fourth Street
H. Lloyd
Wood’s Theater
B. Macauley
Fisk, Mansfield, Stokes, Grant and Greeley
Boston Dramatic Company
Wonsbrough
West Fi Street
Ebraham
Sixth Street
Por
Franklin Planing Mill
Banith
Cameron & Franklin Planing Mill
Cor
6Th & Horns
Cin
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Voltz’s
Walnut
Ecaee Hills
M Malone
Hamilton Oourney Ohio
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