Political dispute delays warrants for city Overseers of the Poor
Refusal to issue warrants for seven Overseers of the Poor drawing 800 dollars each raises questions of legality under a new municipal code. City Auditor Hoffman cites a lack of existence of the salaried post while confirming the code’s reach. Meanwhile local events include a St Patrick’s Day picnic at Grove and a Sunday School mass meeting led by C W Cole with R B Latta overseeing records.
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I'S Grove
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M. E. Church
Thos, Fox
R. B. Latta
W. B. Moler
Benefit Picnic for Officer Delehanty Sparks Local Support
Tickets go on sale for a picnic at East Garden on the 17th to aid Officer Delehanty who cannot yet attend to his duties. The event is supervised by Chief M. Grogan to ensure a peaceful, pleasant gathering in reward of his brave service.
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East Garden
Po- Meemian
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Breiten & Co. ships large peas and vegetables from Cincinnati
The Fruit and Vegetable Trade notes Cincinnati as a major shipper of vegetables and berries with J. G. Breiten & Co. at 20 West Sixth Street highlighted for its enterprise. It reports shipments yesterday totaling 27 bushels of peas 78 barrels of vegetables and over 100 tea teems.
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J. G. Breiten& Co
Produce and General Commission
West Sixth Street
Von Mueller Visit Sparks City Art Gift Plans
A Cincinnati Volks correspondent reports in Munich that Ferdinand Von Mueller viewed a model of a gigantic Indian statue with a bent bow. The piece will be bronze cast at a local foundry this summer and sent to Cincinnati, likely for the esplanade near the Davidson Fountain. A German battalion is to receive a bronze race as part of the offerings.
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Public Library Building Contracts Awarded
At the regular meeting of the Board of Education last evening the contracts for completing the Public Library were awarded for the masonry and cast iron work with C. Wyought and cast iron firms named.
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Por Wyought
Conflicted Church Panels Propose Powers and Reforms
The Special Committee on Suspension and Trial of Agents and Editors seeks two thirds vote to empower the Book Committee to suspend staff. A 15 member Investigation Committee is urged, with NY or Cincinnati members allowed to suspend. The report adds monthly Book Concern sessions in New York and transfers $1,080 from Traveling Expenses, while church leaders push fraternal talks with the Methodist South.
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Hansom Place
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Sandwich Islands
Harrisburg
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Reformed Church In America
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Brooklyn
Haven donation highlights private charity reveal
Morning notices report James L. Haven & Co donated twelve thousand dollars to employees over the past week. Mr Haven says publication was not authorized and calls it private, while the paper plans to record the charity as part of public record. One fourth of the net omama present company was formed. The firm paid wages for an employee holiday.
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Haven
Street Begging and Vagrancy Turned Into City Jail Records
A list of cases includes Henry Matracken, Frank Foth, Thomas Fletcher, Ellen Armstrong, James Donnelly, Robt. Stanton, John Timmeman, Henry Hebens, George Muller, Adolphus Alexander, Michael Crenan, and others facing charges from street begging to larceny and assault. A dead body found in a river barrel is identified as possibly Captain Little of Nashville with uncertainty over identification. inquest returns death by unknown causes and burial at 4 am.
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Frank Foth
Thos. Fletcher
House of Refuge
Ellen Armstrong
James Donnelly
Robt. Stanton
John Timmeman
Henry Hebens
George Muller
Adolphus Alexander
Michael Crenan
Thomas Flaherty
Eggleston Avenue
Captain Little
Nashville
Nashville Transfer Company
Linton
Captain L
Court reports detail multiple divorces and probate actions
In Common Pleas a number of divorce actions were ruled or are in progress including Harris v Harris and Hicks v Hicks with some decrees refused, others granted. Superior Court covers ejectment restraint orders, horse feeding claim, and a $1,793 verdict. Probate Court admitted William Brown will and appointed executors and trustees for estates totals $20,500. A letter from Tom McGehan in the Work House describes his plight and asks supporters to visit.
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Avery
Anna M. Harris
Henry A. Harris
Catherine Hicks
A. M. Hicks
Eliza Chapman
Henry Chapman
Magdalena Thompson
Wm. Thompson
Superior Court
Taylor
Juper O'Connor
Jonathan Whittaker
Wm. Brown
Lucy Brown
Michael Tempest
Gustav Tafel
Francis B. Goettheim
Chas. W. Cole
Susan A. Tospar
W.S. Nugent
James T. Toph
Hamiltons Education Board Election Ends In Tight Race
The Hamilton election for the Board of Education produced 1 133 votes with Beauchamp 418 and Weller 870 among others. Ward totals and a Berry Act question influenced seat allocation while arrests for drunkenness were reported Sunday.
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Board of Education
Waterloo
Great Reform
Henry Eger
Oliver Traber
Thomas Moore
J. Gee. Well
Harry Beauchamp
J. George Weiler
Weiler
Beauchamp
T. H. Seabey
Will
Dyer
Werner
Independent line to Nashville eyed to cut 16 miles, boost Southwest rail
A Kentucky project aims to form a joint line with the Kentucky & Edgefield road then build independently to Nashville. With 1,200 workers and 21 miles of track, the route would cut Owensboro to Nashville to 116 miles and connect with the Elizabethtown & Paducah line. The judge reports $70,000 monthly grading and a hoped completion within a year. Representatives from Fayette Jessamine and Boyle counties will attend the Board of Trade Southern Railroad meeting this afternoon.
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Nashville
Moe
Owensboro
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Rockport & Southwestern Railway
Russellville
Louisville
Elizabethtown
Paducah
Cincinnati, Rockport
Fayette, Jessamine
Boyle Counties
Kentucky
Board of Trade Southern Railroad
Weather Clear as River Falls at Pittsburg Daily
The weather is clear and mild with rain ended. The river at Pittsburg continues to fall while the adjacent river rising activity is noted. Workmen levee dirt removal at Main street and several arrivals and departures of steamers are listed along with local notices.
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United States
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Grand Lake Coal Company
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John Price
Rge Crane
Portmouth
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Daily Market Review dull prices lower across commodities
Bran and shipstuff quotes fall as market tightens with low activity. Butter and cheese show firm to dull demand, coffee steady, and grains mixed. Ohio river deliveries and newer crop notes appear alongside dull dried fruits and hay, with prices listed for staples and produce in a typical 19th century market snapshot.
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