River Swim Challenge and Public Notices Highlight Local Week
A pair plan a river crossing wager of $25 tonight. A free Christian church address is slated with Gav Azz in attendance tomorrow. City actions include fountain gift to Mears Chapel and funds for Chicago boys fire relief. City infirmary adds two wings at a cost of $88,270 to be approved next week.
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Free Christian Church of Italy
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Hamilton Ocean Executive Committee Meets at Mozart Hall
Members of the Republican County Executive Committee met at Mozart Hall this morning to discuss calling a meeting for July to set the county convention time and arrange fall activities.
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Hamilton Ocean Executive Committee
Mozart Hall
Police Court actions and a major factory fire report
The court docket lists Henry Albers for drunkenness ten days and Michael Welsh for habitual drunkenness thirty days. Others faced fines for disorderly conduct, beating, or suspected fraud as cases continued or reset. A morning fire at W Gordon & Co chemical works destroyed the building for the third time, with watchman Harry Hughes and team responding to a sharp blaze near Fifth and Culvert streets.
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Beegenr
Straub
Henry Albers
L. B. Thebold
Michael Welsh
Streper
Louis Gross
Tonex
Ofteo
Fagean O'Connell
James Maloy
Rowdy
Henry Asbre
Pat Hinds
George Murphy
Ak Whalen
Costa
Chas, Bast
W. #. Gordon & Co
Chemical Works
Eller
First Annual Commencement at St Josephs Mozart Hall
The first annual commencement of St. Josephs at Mozart Hall last evening featured Brother Superior Arsene presiding. A program of vocal and instrumental pieces by students aged about fifteen opened with a cannonade of small boy performances. Awards included Gold and Silver Crosses of Honor and various premiums for conduct, diligence, and service, distributed by Brother Arsene.
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Mozart Hall
Arsene
Oeene
Robert Labouteaux
Prof. Schneers
Alf. Wittstein
Frank Grever
E. Boy
Columbus
Binster
RB. Labouteaux
Serambo
H. Lacher
Schneers
Mr. Richter
Alfes Jo
Murus
Poe
Wittstein
Ree
Edward Gartner
Verhe
Louis Ht
M Lane
Bernard Kro
H Lacher
Peter
John
John Ling
Tenn
Bran Snk
Schwler
Johanne Heney Kohnes
En’ Ohnen
University Board Advances Art School Quarters Plan
At a special board meeting President King led a vote to create better quarters for the art school and to authorize an art school design contract not to exceed 300 dollars. The Buildings Committee is empowered to lease rear lots on Main Street to Thomas Wrightson for fifteen years at no less than 1200 dollars annually, with buyout terms up to 15,000 dollars for improvements if the board does not renew.
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Aldermen meet hear petitions on bridge fees and street taxes
At yesterday afternoon’s Board of Aldermen session President Keck presiding, petitions sought 1800 to cover engineers and attorneys’ fees for Cincinnati & Newport bridge level work. Several ordinances to raise funds were approved, plus street and alley improvement contracts and grade assessments across multiple streets and avenues.
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Keck
Robert Mitchell
Clifford Neff
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Livingston Street
Central Avenue
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Locust Street
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Clifton Avenue
Spring Grove Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Millcreek Bridge
Township Street
Colerain Road
George Barton & Sons
Burrows Street
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Race
Richmond Street
McLean Avenue
Stephens
O’brien & Barton
Wood Street
Michael Burns
Curtis Street
Dersado Street
Cutter Street
Yocuha
Lalso
Sprick
W. McGin
George B. Hollister
Aeemameel
Geo. Barton
Front
Fulton
Walton and
Broad Streets
Freeman Street
Waterworks Board
Liberal” Convention
Cincinnati University
Eden Park
Colerain, Oxford & Brookville Turnpike Company
John Ryan & Co
Eighth Street
Broadway
Eggleston Avenue
Scully & O’'Hearne
Vine Street
McMillan
Washington
J. Btevens & Co
West Front Street
Mill Creek Bridge
John Nolan
Calvert Street
Cleveland Street
Court Street
John Boyle
James Bulger
Gilbert Avenue
Emment Pipe Street
City Council Proceedings and Local Notices
The record lists various ordinances and motions including bond issues for Cincinnati University buildings and Eden Park reservoir, waterworks funding, and street improvements. It notes a serious accident for Sawyer at 365 Court Street and mentions General Breckinridge and Adams Express staff arrivals.
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Manning’s Minstrels Close Engagement in This City
The article lauds Billy's minstrel troupe as the season’s best among traveling groups. It notes upcoming Lexington opening Monday and praises Tony Pastor with a strong supporting company, promising a full program at Wood's Theatre for one week. It mentions Jimmy Robinson and a large ensemble including Frank Pastor and others in a mammoth show.
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Transfers of Real Estate in Cincinnati Court Notices
Transfers of real estate show June filings in Cincinnati involving McBirney and spouse, to Joseph Ne at the northeast Broadway area, with lots and streets referenced along with sheriff actions to Geo Tote and multiple numbered city subdivision lots. The notices detail frontages, parcels, and multiple assignees including Nancy Starbuck and Maria McFarland, outlining consideration and titles.
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Steamship Wyoming Arrives in New York on First Return Trip
The steamship Wyoming from New York has arrived in New York on its first return trip, with crew and passengers confirming the voyage.
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York
Daily Market Review from Evening Star June 2 197
Market shows no improvement with dull activity and limited movement. Report notes slow sales, small price changes, and weak demand across sectors amid steadier exports and fluctuating prices on selective commodities.
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Market Report Broad and Mixed on Grains and Livestock
The market shows quiet activity with light receipts and varied quotes. Prices listed for rye, oats, lard, tallow, and dairy items indicate steady to active demand for select grades, while mixed and shelled corn, potatoes, cabbage, and onions reflect softer interest and regional variations.
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