Norns address graduates. several local notices and accidents
The piece reports Norns addressing Wesleyan Seminary graduates and upcoming commencements at Oxford female academies. It notes staff movements at the Restomice, Brettennacn & Co. receiving Alabama fruit boxes, and editor Oravor Dx Braves returning improved health. It covers a near-fatal overdose attempt, a German woman’s self-harm attempt, a depot accident injuring A A Mitchell, a false fire alarm, a brutal carriage chase near Vine Street, and a banker’s swift downfall after attempting to pass a bad check at the Oberly House culminating in potential disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brettennacn & Co
Truit
Sixth Street
Alabama
Oravor
Braves
Timesie
Indian Territory
New Mexico
Meeting of the Army of the Tennessee at St Nicholas
The Society of the Army of the Tennessee convenes at the St Nicholas this evening to receive the Transportation Committee report and arrange gas for attendance at the grand reunion in Madison Wisconsin on the 8th and 4th of September. Rail and steam packet lines offer reduced fares with full fare to Madison and return at no charge or one fifth rate. Years ago, carriers include Baltimore and Ohio, Buffalo, New York and Philadelphia, Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minneapolis, Chicago and Alton, Chicago and Northwestern, Lake Shore, Dubuque and...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
St. Nicholas
Committee On Transportation
Madison
Wis
Sealy
Baltimore & Ohio
Buffalo
New York
Philadelphia
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Minnenote
Chicago & Alton
Chicago & Northwestto
Michigan Lake Shore
Dubuque
Graduation Week at Mt Auburn Young Ladies Institute
The sixteenth year closes with Bachelor of Arts degrees awarded to a list of names including Horace Ankeny Samuel Cary and M. Branson Earnshaw. Rev. Hepburn inaugurated as president with address by Rev. Thomas Thomas. Commencement notes praise music essays and a dining hall invitation while criticizing uncomfortable seating and urging better chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred the Great
Horace Ankeny
Aloo
Wm. M. Fisher
Monroe
Leipsic
John A. Rankin
Spring Hill
Kas
Samuel Mallett
Darrtown
Sylvester L. Bishop
Oxford
Pleasant Run
Arnold Winkelreid
Thomas Hanna
Loveland
Joseph McKee
Seven Mile
Thomas Gossard
Chillicothe
M. Branson Earnhart
Troy
Cromwell
Bruce T. Thomas
Vanceburg
Andrew D. Hepburn
J. Y. Scouller
Thomas E. Thomas
Lane Seminary
Fergus Anderson
Board of Trustees
A. D. Hepburn
Robert Henry Adams
Sylvester Lyons Bishop
Samuel Fenton Cary
M. Branson Earnshaw
Benjamin Riley Finch
William Mallory Fisher
Thomas Fitsgerald, Jr
George Edwin Gowdy
Thomas Madison Gossara
John Anderson Rankin
Brownhill Tidball Shelley
Bruce Frazer Thomas
Nathan Egbert Warwick
Roger Williams
Mt. Auburn
Paris
Mary L. Welles
Cincinnati
White
Covington City Council acts on railroad bridge plan
The Covington Council delegated a special committee to work with Southern railroad authorities and others to seek help for a proposed railroad bridge west of Madison street over the Ohio River. The Grand Jury may meet all week and indictments were reported against city officials and residents for nuisance and burglary plus liquor sales to minors. Drag clerks reportedly seek ten hour days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Leathers
Howell
Mosher
Bartlett
Shinkle and Marshall
Southern Railroad
City of
Cincinnati
Madison Street
Covington
Ohio River
H. Clay White
Northern Bank
John Todd
William and
Mollie Hays
Craig Street
Fifth
Sixth
Fourteenth and
Madison
Peter Johnson
Mary Ann Murry
Jacob Muller
Pike and
Seventh
John Cassidy
West Covington
Vane
Mr. Townsend
Locust Street
Brighton
Lowell
Licking River
Gobella Street
Belleyne
Southgate
Washington Avenue
York Street
John Keifer
Himmelwright
Louis D. Ermert
Hamlet Street
John Mulvey
Keturah Street
Cemetery Company
Covington Gas Light Company
Chestnut
Walnut
Front
Columbia
City Council approves depot platform on Saratoga street
Newport officials pass an ordinance authorizing a sidewalk platform over Saratoga street for depot use between Jefferson and Madison. The plan includes tracks turnouts and a future hotel at Taylor station. Lightning damages Col. Artsman residence. railroad aims to start depot and stockyards construction soon.
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Saratoga Street
Jefferson
Madison
Committee On Law
Newport
Gus Artsman
Tibbatts Street
Washington Avenue
Taylor Station
Wash
Rippleton
George
Walton Plcnk Ride Sets Stage For Ramsey Real Estate Push
A plan to Walton Kentucky is announced for John Ramsey as he disposes of real estate this week and plans reinvestment to offer bargains. Last chance to invest in No 2 Building Association without premium. Charley Stone dies after six months illness. funeral at his home tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Mitchell
Long- Worth Street
John Ramsey
No. 2
Building Association
Charley Stone
River Flood Update and River Traffic Delayed
Rain deluges continue swelling the river and nearby streams. Pittsburg reports five feet eight inches in the channel this morning and more rises expected as rain persists. Arrivals include Gen Lytle and multiple bores. departures list Ohio No.4 and others. The floating bath house moved to the levee. Little Condor delivered coal and towed empty barges. Picnic trips canceled due to rain.
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Pittsburg
Gen. Lytle
Louisville
Lenora No. 2
Madison
Officer's gun on steamer leads to dispute at Ohio shore
The Ludlow ferry boat Fanny Ludlow carried an officer who sought to compel witness McCoy to attend. After McCoy refused, the officer drew a revolver and the boat swung into the stream. The officer later tied up the boat on the Ohio shore amid alleged unlawful action. Also, Mary Black, arrested for disorderly conduct on Water street, resisted officers as others arrived, tearing coats and causing property damage.
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Alice Dean
Boneyard
Ludlow
Fanny Ludlow
Kentucky
McCoy
Young McCoy
Ohio
Bleaks
Nolenberg
Mary Black
Water Street
Mary
Buffalo hunt and prints in Cincinnati news note
A Cincinnati Courier report notes a grand buffalo hunt at Buckeye race course next Tuesday with real buffaloes and Mexicans promised. It mentions Peter Schwab testimony in United States v Williams, a printer St Clair Sanderson’s death from consumption, a boy’s slippers found at Sixth District station, an art exhibition at University of Cincinnati Design School, a cathedral diving service for Mrs Muldoon, Metz arrested for horse stealing, and upcoming transfer exams in lower intermediate classes.
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Buckeye Race Course
Queen City
Cincinnati University School of Design
College Hall
Walnut Street
Daily Market Review 1872 grain and provisions notes
The Evening Star reports a steady to firm market across staples with bran, beans, flour and dairy goods showing mixed liquidity. Bran and middlings prices appear high and uncertain, while beans remain scarce. cheese and butter hold steady, with mixed cereals and provisions prices indicating cautious demand and firm holds by sellers.
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the Evening Star
Gee Agers
Ohio
Tae Bush
Raymond Cit
Ge Ashland Pittsburg
Cannel
Seones Hewia
Oran
Hill
Conta
Ces
Dove Ie
Polden
Poe
Etroleum
Aigate
Bule
Meare
Lye
Canassed Gul
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Daily Star
Star
O., Gerner
Evenine Star
Y Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth
Farpay
Berita
An. Norns
Wesleyan Seminary
Female Academies of
Gro. Peers
Restomice
Missouri
Erin
Pinm Street
Aide
Engine Company No. 4
Second
Point Indi
Goshorn
Wirth Street
Vine Street
Linton
Sr Au
Alex
Little
Bridies
Commercial Bank
Oberly House
Broadway
Mercial Bank
Oberly
Miami University
Covangton
Newpor
Geo. Hornung
John Surran
John Link
Dennis Flynn Freman
Links Place
J. F. Buning
General
Cincinnati Stationary Engine Company
J.P. Cummings Fund
W. A. Jones
J.R Irelan
Cabot Street
M. L. Rose
Helena Klinger
J. J. Hetsch
Lavinia Hainsworth
Gardner
Christina McConnell
Sarah Ginor
A. A. Craig
EB. Hoyt
K. White
L. Goodrich
A. A. Neale
Hannah Purser
A. L. Ryder
K. Hawthorne
8. Payne
C. Payne
L. Park
C. Dekins
E. Gerhard
J. Waterhouse
E. V. Lysle
Upper
A. Neahaus
K. Perry
Lower
K. Radcliffe
E. L. Quarry
F. M. Hainsworth
F. N. Andrews
F. M. Summers
P. Hickey
Seminary
R. Martin
B. Lumpkin
Southgate Street
Dayton, KY
Walton, Ky
River News
United States Circuit Court
Brrons
Courier
St. Louis
Sixth District
George Fortner
Tealen
John Muldoon
Metz
Gallagher
Daily Market Review
T Building Association OF
Dayton
Remelin
Hell
J. Roberts
Beck
Dr. B
John Street
Kennedy
Shayne
Weed
Dolly Varden
Coats
Louis Greeble
West Fifth Street
Ezegiel & Co
West Pearl Street
Wilson Bro
Pike
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
West
Washington Stoners
Chicago
Charles W. Karr
Main East Side
Bet
Nev
E. Kinney & Co
R. Hosea & Son
Babbett, Harkness & Co
Henry Morganthau
Pike’s Opera House
Manning
Billy Manning
Lycare
Banja
Worter
Orchestes
Admission Fc
Ge Gall
Chalte
Atrchestra
Hareh
Gommer Argade
Daniel
Wood’s Theater
Julian
Parlor Grove
A. P
C. Bente
Pic-Nic
William Penn Lodge
Parker’s Grove
Greeley Hats
G. B. Wood
Hendley’ S
Fifth and
Central Avenue
Evening Star
Rudolph & CO
Fifth St
Elm
Rudolph & Potter
Jen
Re. Nilsson
Empress Croquet
Empress Croomen
Marx
Fifth Street
Plum
Troy Laundry
E. Cor. Scott & Fourth Sts
Covington, Ky
ALOR
D. Massa
Mtral Avenue
F. Eta
National Life Insurance Company
D. Clarke
N. W. Cor
Walnut Streets
Star Office
No. W. Fifth Area
Times
Plum Street
Har’ S
R. G. Ber
Sus Reme Bridge
Cieset
Ibson House
Janes W.scholl
L. C
Doe Second Street
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