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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1872
Page
4
Italian agitator Gavazzi to lecture here at request
Notices describe plans for Father Gavazzi to come and deliver a lecture after a request for $500, while A Graff was welcomed by the Ladies Building Committee. Deputy Grogan is named as Baltimore convention chief of detectives. Education seeks levy approval and several local events are announced including a concert at Brooks Hall and Woodward Alumni gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. & Deresironr
B. H. Stevenson
Father Gavazzi
A. Graff
Ladies
Posse
Grogan
Baltimore
Madame Rive
Julia Gould
Brooks’ Hall
Mound Street
Woodward Alumnul Association
Eecless Hall
Commencement Exercises at St Xavier College
The ceremony awarded Bachelor of Arts degrees to Bernard T. Moeller Francis X. Overbeck John B. Quinn Bernard H. Ruthmann Anthony C. Schnier John F. Tobin Joseph Wilmes M. Wittkamp and Master of Arts to Augustus Hoffman. Archbishop urged science moral duty and warned against extreme labor strikes while praising refined education and discipline at the Catholic institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard T. Moeller
Francis X. Overbeck
John 8. Quinn
Bernard H. Ruthmann
Anthony C. Schnier
John F. Tobin
Joseph Wilmes M. Wittkamp
Augustus Hoffman
was _ TRE PIRAT
Bernard H. Boesener
St. Xavier H
Gotnite
Fenelon
Society of Jesus
St. Xavier Coll
Antagbok Tie Erabenes Soumiais
Court report items from Denton cases include Brown v. Light
Court report covers O Hara v Nixon in Denton with an agreed facts verdict for defendants on a $12 claim for teamster work and Copeland debt promise. It also notes Brown v Light about 25 acres near College Hill, tracing deed history from Israel Brown to Smith for $500, widow dower issues, and late 19th century deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
Copeland
Brown
Smith
Israel Bron
Police Court Highlights and Dispositions at Henry Decker Court
Thursday docket lists twenty new and seventeen continued cases. Discharged after warning and costs: Fred Ryder for forestalling the market. Molly Mason and Selessa Shafer for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. James Lyons case for shooting F M Fagin continued for witnesses. Sentences include six days sobriety for Martin Melid and thirty days for Carrie Miller. Charles Schroder, sixty five, from Springfield Ohio, advised to return home. Charles Smith fined ten dollars for nuisance. Henry Becker fourteen, sent to House of Refuge. Wm Grey arraigned for stealing twenty three dollars from a sporting house drawer. case continued to Wednesday with bail set at three hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breore
Straub
Henry Decker
Jacob Chierby
Fred
Ryder
Molly Mason
Selessa Shafer
James Lyons
F. M. Fagin
Martin Melid
Mill Creek Bottom
Carrie Miller
Charles Schroder
Springfield
Ohio
Charles Smith
Henry Becker
Fine Art Department rules for Industrial Exposition
The pamphlet outlines the Fine Art Department for painting drawing engraving lithography sculpture and photography. It welcomes American and foreign artists but premiums are limited to American artists or those domiciled in the United States. The exhibition will be in a new fireproof building at Washington Square opposite the Exposition building. Exhibitors receive facilities to display work and prizes are offered in each department. Copies of the pamphlet and further information may be obtained from the Cincinnati Exposition Art Department commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington Square
Art Department
Improvement of the Ohio River Commission Convened
Ex governor Moorhead presided at yesterday’s meeting of the Ohio River improvement commissioners. General Powers, C P Cobb, Captain Meekin, Gen Lazar Noble, and Ohio officials attended. William Merrill reported season progress. Noble proposed adjourning to September 18 for permanent organization and notifying state governors. The session adjourned to 9 pm at Thomas Sherlock’s office in the Enterprise Insurance building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Moorhead
Thomas J. Powers
Pennsylvania
C. P. Cobb
Jas. H. Meekin
William E. Merrill
Corps of Engineers
Noble
Thomas Sherlock
Enterprise Insurance Building
A Case for the Geneva Conference Laughs on Vine Street
A New York pictorial showing the Prince and Princess of Wales in Paris provokes a Cockney outburst on Vine Street. The irate observer rails at the image as obscene while others mock his dramatic condemnation in the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
New York
Jardin Mabille
Paris
Sac
Wales
Notice on fireworks restrictions issued by Chief of Police
The Chief of Police bans discharging any squibs crackers or fireworks until 8 P M on July 3 1872 except rockets under one pound must be used with care near vehicles and combustibles. Serpents are prohibited. He suggests council pass an ordinance to curb dangerous fireworks sales to curb youth access.
Woman Injured After Horse Pushes Her at Findlay Market
Yesterday morning about 9 o clock a huckster woman named Munstwil was thrown to the ground while trying to restrain a frightened horse in Findlay market. The horse struck her in the stomach with a hoof. Dr Schmegermein attended and pronounced the injuries serious, she being enceinte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munstwil
Findlay Market
Dogs at Large Bite Children in Street Incidents
A dog attack left a child with severe facial wounds after being bitten by a ferocious dog in the street. The incident follows rising concerns over dogs roaming freely and biting children, prompting calls for authorities to restrain free-ranging animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Whittipsey
Adams Express
Real Estate Transfers From CivormN Area
Transfers recorded June 27: Caldwell to Tobin a Vine Street lot. Perkins to Meyer and Smith a Front Street lot 80 by 101 feet. Elizabeth W to H Riedemann a Coatside lot between W8 and Denman. Logan to Samuel Tappin a North Eighth Street lot 28 by 96 feet. values listed including 1918.75 and 5000.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civormn
Wm. B. Caldwell
John Tobin
Black Corry
Vine Street
C. Perkins
Mary T. Meyer
John Smith
Front Street
Race Elm
W. Pre
Hy. Riedemann
Denman
Dalton
Thos. A. Logan
Samuel Tappin
Eighth Street
Cutter and Linn
Manning's Minstrels Delight City Audiences
A strong turnout greets Manning's Minstrels with praise for the troupe. The sketch One Night on Vine Street is highly entertaining and worth the admission. Claude De Haven arrives to prepare James Robinson's circus opening next Monday, featuring Jimmy Robinson and Frank Pastor. Tony Pastor and his elite troupe open at Wood's Theater Monday night with top to bottom star quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manning
Vine Street
Claude de Haven
James Robinson
Jimmy Robinson
Frank Pastor
Circus
Tony Pastor
Wood
Tony
River News Notes Heavy Flood Rise and Departures
River reports show a sharp rise at Pittsburg following predictions of rain, with about five feet gained and eight feet in the channel. Kanawha rise may halt the decline as waters recede. Ship arrivals include United States and Ben Franklin from multiple ports. numerous departures listed. A Pittsburg dispatch details Youghiogheny flooding, barges sunk, and $25,000 loss. Obituary notes Arthur ONeil, river man buried last Sunday. W Brown contracts for a large coal carrier to be built, 200 feet long, 30 feet beam, 12 feet depth, capacity 100000 bushels for transport to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Kanawha
United States
Ben Franklin
Louisville
Juniata
Ohio No. 4
Pomeroy
Bostona
Portsmouth
Wildwood
Chile
Fanny
Petersburg
Charmer
Evansville
Nashville
Memphis
Charles Bodmann
New Orleans
Market Review Sparks Little Change in Dull June Grain Prices
The Daily Market Review notes no improvement in the dull market with prices unchanged. Bran and ship starches show steady rates, while Western Reserve remains in fair demand. Ohio and other grain categories see mixed receipts and muted activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipstaff
Badmaigie
Roy
Western Reserve
Ohio
Youghiogheny
Ohio River
Rio
Laguayra
Sancees Wilees Tee
New Orleans
Market News: Prices Steady Amid Mixed Produce Quotations
Old potatoes are dull and unchanged, with prime country prices around eight percent and 8xc per bushel. New potatoes are quiet at 2 dollars per bushel, while cabbage sells at about 1 dollar per bushel and onions very dull at 4 dollars per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Porte
Orleans
Viax
Tallo
Wundhan
Microscope Finds Egyptian Brick Roots in Nile Mud
An Austrian savam discovered through a microscope fragments in a stone from Dashour near Giza showing Nile mud brick and chopped straw. The find links to ancient Egyptian brickmaking and reveals river shells insects seeds and crops such as flax radish corn and barley. The piece argues for revived apprentice training to curb ignorance among workers and says a trade shapes a man’s fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dashouri
Tereetae
Nile
Herodotus
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Newport
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Messrs
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Mary Erath
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Jupex Avery
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State
Geo. C. Smith
Court Report
Common Pleas
Revore JuDer Cox
the Fine Art Department
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition
River News
Daily Market Review
W. H. Johnson & GO
Wilson Bro's
Ramenvally & Garens
Ao, Ipanes
Cincinnaath
Yoreabash
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West End Company
Jane M
JAS. PF. McNamara & CO
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Jeae
Ezekiel & CO
Mark the
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Mammoth Circus
Buluuu
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Wood’s Theater
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U. A.M
Germania Band
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Wigand
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Arctic Garden
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Wood's Theater
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Minstrels
Jeatt
Remelin
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Kennedy
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Peg Wood
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