Exposition Opens and City News From Cincinnati
The Exposition opens September 4. Reports include paving costs for Central avenue at 63 074 dollars and various local notices. Citizens attend picnics at Hunt's Grove, a train wreck injury, church calls, and summer church services. Suburban property sales near North Bend, rail lines J C L and O M, and a real estate office listing are noted with multiple local names and dates.
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Central Avenue
Fourth
Clarkson
Hunt's Grove
Cincinnati
Genser
Duprez & R Benedict
Wood's
Pex County
Board of Control
Robber Dawdles After Elm and Golden Boarder Burglary
A boarding house on Elm and Golden alley was entered last night. The intruder relieved a boarder of $85 in pocket funds. The victim awoke and pursued the thief who drew a pistol. The robber retreated, believing life more valuable than the money.
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Elm and
Golden Alley
Striking Tailors and Shoemakers Meet at Arbeiter Hall
The city’s striking tailors held a meeting at Arbeiter Hall with speeches and demand for wage advances. Shoemakers met there in the evening. Ladies’ shoe makers joined the strike and telegraphed the Central Saint’s Lodge of Ohio to halt sending workers here until the strike ends. They expect to resume work Monday at the higher rates.
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Arbeiter Hall
Central Saint 'S Lodge
Ohio
The Bethel Fair Organizing Meeting Attendees Named
Mt Auburn ladies formed a Bethel fair group with Mrs A D Bullock president and a long list of vice presidents and committee members. A Baptist church meeting is set for Wednesday June 12 to advance the enterprise. Also noted are train schedule changes on the Indianapolis lines affecting arrival and departure times.
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Mt. Auburn
A. D Bullock
John Whetstone
John Cheever
Kate Handy
G. P. Roots
Gray
Brown
Stickney
P. Cheseldine
Perkins
George Davis
M. F. Thompson
Jos. Kinsey
M. Mitchell
L. G. Johnson
Henry Sage
W. H. Doane
H. J
G. B. Hollister
A. Taft
A. McGuffey
Snowdon
Charles Reckirt
E. House
R.H. Smith
B. Woods
H. Powell
Mise Given
Flora Holden
M. Addy
Cunningham
A. H. Keith
Baptist Church
Minstrel Shows End Run at Wood's Theater Tonight
Amusements note Duprez Benedicts Minstrels close their run at Wood's Theater this evening after strong weekly crowds. Bryant's Minstrels start Monday for a one week engagement featuring Dan Bryant and Nelse Seymour. Davies and the Vaudeville company bow out with their final act, while George Huntley plans Ravel-Martinetti pantomime openings at Wood's on June 10.
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Duprez & Benedict
Wood's
Bryant
Geo. W. Huntley
Dupred & Benedict
ORLEA
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Library society reports 585 works donated for month
The Librarian reports 585 volumes and pamphlets donated this month from numerous names including Julius Dexter 100 volumes 136 pamphlets Samuel A. Green 40 pamphlets M Halstead Co 25 pamphlets Bellamy Storer 59 volumes and more. An Indian bow arrows quiver and shield with scalps and a Sioux bow with a medicine stone were also gifted by Gen. J Davidson and Dr. W H Massey respectively.
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Charles E. Anthon
New York
Clement Bates
J. D. Caldwell
Robert Clarke
Cincinnati
B. R. Cowan
Washington
J. W. Dale
Julius Dexter
Samuel A. Green
Boston
M. Halstead & Co
Wm. McK. Heath
St. Paul
B. A. Kebler
A. I. McGuffey
Pennsylvania Historical Society
Bellamy Storer
Bellamy Storer, Jr
J. F. Williams
Charles Whittlesey
Cleveland
J. Davidson
Texas
W. Hi. Massey
Sixth annual meeting of Army of the Tennessee in Madison
Members of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee from this city prepare to attend the sixth annual meeting in Madison Wisconsin in the State Assembly Chamber on the 3rd and 4th of next month. Local committee members include Reynolds Vilas Hancock Sexton Telford McKenney Cantwell. Governor Washburn Mayor Hall and Colonel Bryant will welcome attendees. Major General Leggett will give the annual address and Ella Wheeler will read a poem. The grand banquet occurs the evening of the 4th. Headquarters are in the State Capitol Senate Chamber. Officers listed: Sherman President Dayton Recording Secretary Hickenlooper Corresponding Secretary.
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Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Madison
Wisconsin
State Assembly
Wis
Thomas Reynolds
W. F. Vilas
B. Hancock
A. Sexton
J. W. Telford
J. C. McKenney
M. J. Cantwell
Washburn
W. T. Sherman
L. M. Dayton
A. Hickenlooper
Strawberry festival aids church held at town hall
The recent strawberry festival at the Town Hall for the Presbyterian church drew good crowds and provided an enjoyable evening. Prof. H. W. Doane of Cincinnati will lead vocal and instrumental exercises at church services tomorrow morning and at the Town Hall in the afternoon for the Christian Association, offering a rare musical treat for residents.
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Town Hall
Presbyterian Church
H. W. Doane
Cincinnati
Pure Gold
Christian Association
Hartwell Ladies Hold Benefit Fair and Festival
The Hartwell village women announce a grand fair and festival at the school house on Thursday afternoon and evening June 6 to aid the Episcopal church. Attendees may expect flowers music strawberries and ices along with the benevolent hosts. The event aims to boost the church’s outreach and honor the volunteers.
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Episcopal Church
River Weather Mix with River Decline and Wages Rise
The river news notes warm weather with rain prospects and describes the Allegheny mountains' rains checking the Pittsburgh river decline to three feet six inches in the channel. It records arrivals and departures of U S Gen Buell, Vision of ships, shipwreck removal progress, and high wages hindering crew recruitment. Captain John Brooks, once clerk of Richmond and Fontenelle, has been missing for three weeks with feared safety.
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Allegheny Mountains
Pittsburg
United States
Buell
Louisville
Fleetwood
Pomeroy
Bostona
Portsmouth
Argosy
DeranruRnEs
Gen. Buell
Portamouth
Rock Island
St. Louis
Andes
Wheeling
Thos. W. Means
Jas. BH
Rankin
John Brooks
Richmond
Fontenelle
Daily Market Review of Bran Shipstuff Butter and More
The Evening Star reports a quiet market on bran and shipstuff with steady per ton quotes. Eans show near bare grades with prices 2 for fair to good and prime. butter supply liberal with demand for strictly choice. tea and copper markets steady. Rio and Java coffees quoted. overall market near unchanged with limited activity and several imprecise notes on other commodities.
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the Evening Star
EANS
Choice Western Reserve
Central Ohio
Rio
Java
Laguay- L
Ste
Presburg Iber
Market Summary From Winter Prices and Quiet Demand
The report shows a firmer market for winter goods with little movement in prices. Corn, oats, hay, and provisions are largely steady with modest demand. oats at 42-45 cents for mixed and 43-45 for sae. hay around 24-27 per ton store price. lard and fats quiet. poultry slight rise then steady. pork and bacon markets quiet to moderate. sugars and coffee quoted with minor shifts. vegetables and potatoes in supply with modest prices. flax in fair demand. bundled commodities reflect a generally steady, cautious market posture.
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Hay
Jxe x Ashe
Demerara
Turk’s Island
Liverpool
Making a He ular Thing of it 9 Years Daily at Dominoes and eer
A Dublin University Magazine excerpt recounts convicts under Czar Nicholas on the Tobolsk route, describing brutal transport, guards, and the stark fate of those sent to Siberian labor camps, with occasional humane officers noted. It contrasts with a long tale of two elderly domino players in Hartford with 29 years of ritual.
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Nicholas
Russia
Siberia
Kiev
Tobolsk
Nertchinsk
Nishni Novgorod
Dublin University Magazine
Gambrinus
Rare 1667 deed by Penn to Turner described at length
William Penn and associates granted vast lands to Robert Turner and others in Dublin New Jersey. The parchment deed, dated 1667 and with a 1664 grant to the Duke of York, covers lands near New England, Manhattan Island, and Delaware Bay with rivers, mines, fishing, and hunting rights. The document is two parchment panels, preserved with Penn’s signature clearly legible as reported by Woods town Register.
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Joseph K. Riley
William Penn
Robert Turner
Dublin
Jersey
Charles II
Duke of York
New England
Low Island
Manhattan Island
Hudson River
Delaware Bay
Cape May
Woodstown Register
Meteorites From the Sun Theory Gains Support
The article surveys advocates for a solar origin of meteorites, citing Lockyear Proctor Secchi Young and others. It notes prominences on the sun eject liquid or solid masses and suggests meteorites may arise from solar eruptions propelled from beneath the sun. A Royal Astronomical Society note by Bunyard argues metallic vapors hurled from stars could form meteors, linking solar eruption to terrestrial magnetism.
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Lockyear
Proctor
Secchi
Young
Royal Astronomical Society
Bunyard
Unique Specimen of a Mohammedan Saint Dies in Mala
A Mohammedan saint named Sadar died after forty four years of vow of silence begun at age twenty. Crowds accompanied him to his scene and he lived poor, never accepting money, eating where he pleased and sharing with shopkeepers. His belongings were simple, two sarongs and two bajogs, shown after death. Nearby believers sought his friendship and his charity was renowned.
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Ssatase
Sadar
Washington
U.S. Senate
George C. Bestor
Peoria
Ilinois
Bestor
Navy Department
United States Navy
Odd Fellows
Senate
N. Y
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