Foundry coke shortage and local notices in the Daily Evening Star
Railroad agents urged to take gratuitous copies as agents at one cent per copy. Items report weather, a small fire near Herancourt's brewery, medical news on Mrs Phas, an art exhibit depiction Too Late by Henry Mosler, a well behaved Merry Boys dance, a runaway horse incident, Merchants' Exchange committee appointments, and Cotton Exchange arbitration and quotations with named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Evening Star
Gambrinus Society
Herancourt
Harrison Road
Millcreek
Phas
Birch
Merry Boys’ Dancing Association
Rice's Tall
Fourth and John Streets
Vine Street
Merchants’ Exchange
John A. Gano
W. D. Chipman
Thomas Morrison
L. J. Workum
Charles L. Mills
Jacob Bogen
James McFarlan
W. W. Taylor
George Sharples
M. Hirshberg
B. W. Wasson
W. W. Katzenberger
W. Hampton
In Memoriam for Rev. A. O. Layman at Euclid Street Church
The Cleveland Herald reports a Sunday sermon by Prof. Evans of Lane Seminary at Euclid Street Presbyterian Church mourning the death of Rev. A O Layman. Layman was a well known and esteemed pastor in Cleveland and his early death draws widespread sympathy for his bereaved family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Euclid Street Presbyterian Church
Evans
Lane Seminary
Building Permits Issued by Board of Improvements
The Board of Improvements issued permits for several projects including Jacob Frits to build a one story frame slaughter house on John street between Findlay and Livingston. C. W. Magill and Co to erect a three story brick building at Central avenue and L Hommedieu alley. Lyon and Son to move and alter a two story frame house on Sargent street between Freeman and Carr. Martin Healy to build a three story brick house at John street and Court streets.
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The
Board of Improvements
Jacob Frits
John Street
Findlay
Livingston
C. W. Magill & Co
Central Avenue
L'Hommedieu Alley
Lyon & Son
Sargent Street
Freeman
Carr
Martin Healy
John and
Court Streets
County Commissioners Proceedings March 6 19XX
County Auditor drew warrants for Samuel Rich Loveland bridge repair Joseph Stark Court House lumber W Krause gas mixtures Wm Smith sundries Edward Atkinson fire brick. Board authorized L W Goss to prepare an agreed statement with George La Rue and La Rue’s attorney for speedy adjustment in court. William J Ripley named assistant to gain compensation of four dollars per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Rich
Loveland Bridge
Symmes Township
Joseph Stark
Court House
W. Krause
Ticklish Operation Ends In Sudden Breath Loss
Dr Dawson called to aid a downtown patient with severe larynx affliction. He began throat surgery, but the man stopped breathing. The doctor inserted a lancet into the windpipe and removed a 20mm silver tube, then continued efforts to revive. The patient shows signs of rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Court Report details verdicts and sentences in a busy term
Court notes reveal several verdicts and sentences. In Crane versus Walton and Co a jury upheld the plaintiff for 268 dollars and 3 cents with Baldwin, Williams and Meyer involved in related actions. Multiple burglarys yield penitentiary terms from three to four years. A separate case, Murphy versus City, ends with a plaintiff verdict of 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.€. Crane
S. WeWalton & Co
PF. Baldwin
G. Williams
Joseph Meyer
Mitchell
Piaintit
Plaintiff
Herr & Crapsey
Lindeman
Judge Force
Timothy Murphy
Mallon
Moore
Connér
Police Court Docket Sees 24 New and 5 Continued Cases
The Police Court docket lists 24 new and 5 continued cases. Arraignments include Bartley Coniley for family abuse with a $5 disorderly conduct fine after wife’s absence. others face charges from assault to huckstering without license. Several defendants await trial or discharge on evidentiary grounds. penalties range from fines to brief detentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartley Coniley
James Long
John C. Johnson
William
Henrie
Hammond Station
Thos. Ryan
James Gaffney
Thos. Lewis
John EB. Wilson
Chris, Kinsom
M. Mahoney
Pendleton
John Cunningham
J. Kilbreth
Main
Eighth Streets
John Herbert
Frank Browne
John
Frank
Louisa English
John E. Gabriel
John Dorson
Blackburn
Dorson
Kate MacBarney
Melfagh
Wedding Unites Two Political Factions In Town
Last night at St John’s Church Mr T B Armstrong Republican and Miss Josie Nietert Democrat wed in a ceremony officiated before a large crowd. Afterward the couple hosted guests at the bride’s Grant Street home with a grand repast and dancing lasting into the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Armstrong
Josie Nietert
Henry Nietert
Court Street
St. John’s Church
Twelfth and Elm
Indianapolis
Josie
Grant Street
Viand
Nuus
Real Estate Transfers Listed For March 5 and 6
Public record details transfers in Donaldson's second sab and other townships. Rattray and wife sell to John M. Soud a tract on Beech Grove Hicefer. Henry P Lisberto City supervisor trades land at Second and Rose. Edward Hunt sells 253 acres in Whitewater Twp to Dr Jacob H Hunt. Various parcels across Fairmount, Tremont, Oak and neighboring streets are conveyed or quit claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redmond
Clemens Routiger
Lodwick Street
Sevennth Ward
Henry P. P. Lisberto
Second
Rose Streets
Second Street
Treat
Edward Hunt
Jacob H. Hunt
Whitewater Township
Conside
Sead
Dimes Pearce
Baum
H. Gould Et al
Dames Pearce
Baum R Streate
Jert Malloy
Hillito
Fairmount
Frank Mayo Returns with Badger at Wood's Theatre
Amusements note Frank Mayo portrays Badger with ease and vigor as Streets of New York returns this evening at Wood's. The National again hosts large crowds for the company with Oscar Willis arranging a benefit next Thursday. Additional items mention the Thomas concert sales, Cincinnati Harmonic Society collaboration, Gris the humorist, and Wallack's Company ending its run with Sothern taking control for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayo
Wood
New York
Oscar Willis
Willis
Cincinnati Harmonic Society
Gris
Wallack
Sothern
Daly
Fifth Avenue Theater
Change of Proprietorship in The Courier
The Courier reports Capt William Schoenle becomes part owner alongside M A Jacobi Esq. The move aims to make the paper the organ of the liberal German community in the city. The Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry will meet at 44 Sycamore Street tonight to finalize a protective society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
William Schoenle
M. A. Jacobi
Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Sycamore Street
Revival at First Presbyterian Church Adds Twenty Members
Covington reports a revival at the First Presbyterian Church with about twenty new admissions. The article notes the death of T. P. A. Bibb formerly of Covington in Frankfort, and mentions Mrs. Helen A. Ludlow's death. Cushing's saw mill reports several hundred dollars' worth of stolen property. McKenzie’s examination for a murder charge is set for next Tuesday in the Mayor's Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Sad
T. P. A. Bibb
Covington
Frankfort
Cushing
McKenzie
F. Sanders
Helen A. Ludlow
Newport Council To Swear In New Officers Tomorrow
At tomorrow evenings meeting the newly elected officers will be sworn in. The School Board held its regular meeting last night approving February salaries for teachers and janitors and other small claims. The treasurer reports a balance of 8550.79 dollars. A vote of thanks was given to President Davis for his trip to Frankfort to secure legislation aiding schools. Legislation to authorize building a new public school house has been obtained. Line and Dr. W O Smith will not contest their opponents. Wm Mullins, skull cracked election day by Lewis Thornton, was seen about town last night and Thornton’s trial is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Davis
Frankfort
Wm. Mullins
Lewis Thornton
Thornton
Deaths and legal verdicts in local events
Hamilton Breswick died Tuesday after a railroad injury. Miss Rebecca Crawford, daughter of the smallpox victim, also died Tuesday. A. M. Barney Liesner was acquitted on a preliminary trial for killing a negro, Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Crawford
Barney Liesner
Justice Meckley
River shipping notes and arrivals amid low waters
The Pittsburg rivers remain closed with water low while the river here declines to just over 10 feet. Arrivals include K. W. Skillinger and Gen. Lytle. departures list Wildwood and others for Chile, Pomeroy, Louisville. Capt. Summer plans a Colombia voyage with a boat built at Litherbury's yard and Magdelena River navigation described.
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Pittsburg
Fleetwood
K. W. Skillinger
Pomeroy
St. James
Maysville
Wildwood
Chile
C. T. Dumont
Madison
Lytle
Gen. Buell
Louisville
Telegraph
Kitty Hegler
Kanawha
Clipper
Mountain Belle
Raven
Charmer
Evansville
John Kilgour
New Orleans
Belle Vernon
South
Memphis
H. G. Summer
Baranquilla
United States
Colombia
South America
Litherbury’s Yard
Summer
Litherbury
Magdalena River
Gulf
Caribbean Sea
Dumont
Louisville man lists local wrecks and river trade notes
In Louisville yesterday Harry Rose reports Willow Run fire destroys a store-boat near Wood Street, while the Major Sanders sits high on the bank after ice damage. The James Howard and other packets are discussed as canal tolls and line moves shape river commerce. A civil suit over a hogshead incident on Wade Hampton seeks 12000 dollars. The Charley Bowen reportedly grounded at Loughery Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rose
Louisville
Willow Run
Wood Street
Sanders
Nashville
Fleetwood, Telegraph, and Ohio No.4
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Huntington
Daily Market Review reflects mixed 1872 commodity prices
The March 6 1872 market report lists beans shipstuff and byproducts with steady demand. butter and cheese mixed. eggs dull. coal prices firm. fruits including oranges and lemons rising. flour and grain soft with dull wheat and mixed corn. hay hogs poultry potatoes provisions and seed markets showing varied activity. lard and cannel coal tar prices noted.
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Navy
New York
BEAN
Shipstaff
Western Reserve
Ohio
Indiana
Youghiogheny
Cannel
Pomeroy
Ashland
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the Evening Star
Cincinnati
Evening Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Manon
Common Pleas
Berone Junex Aveay
Donnelly
Harrington
Martin Hoffman
Police Report
Newport
X. Line
W. O. Smith
Hamilton
Breswick
River News
Wanner
Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Company
Henry A. Jones
Thomas Sherlock
James Bugher
Theodore Cook
J. G Isham
G. Holterhof
H. Grotenkemper
James W. Gaff
William E. Gibson
James Howard
Emma
Elliott
R. P. Walt
Pat Cleburne
Fisher
Portsmouth
Columbia
Aid
Cook's Landing
Pointe Coupee
Sixth District Court of
Wade Hampton
Terra Firma
Charley Bowen
Loughery Island
Daily Market Review
Office OF the Evening Star
Tim‘othy
Arch
London
Wright
Fourth Street
Wa&k
Shayne
Elly
Pike’s Opera House
Theo
Thomas
Cincinnati Harmonie — Society
Theo. Thomas
Marie Krebs
Bernhard Listemann
John Church
Wood's Theater
Appeas
St Hato
New
National Theater
H. J, Sargent
Lizzie Sn Erman
Harry Wateson
Speaight
Vauideville Loany
Necromancuer
Duchess Point
Valenciennes
West Sixth Street
L. Noot
Thos. Gibson & CO
J. B
T. Gibson
Jennings
Vine St
F&m
Beeler & Curry
Wilson Bro's
N. Y
Pike's Opera House
Wabash Avenue
West
Washington Street
Chicago
Ezekiel & Co
West Pearl Street
RGF
D. Heaton & CO
Hvs
Cook
Ludlow St
West Fourth
Cameron
Ory
W.J
Wees William
Basfori
Mcgrew
Walnut Street
Basford
Sixth Street
Karena
Star Office
Asda
J. D. McCang, Jr
E. Hannaford & Co., Publishers
Stw
Tha&s
Forent
West Fifth Street
Krrent
Potomac
Vermillion County
Illinois
T. D
Star Flice
Race Street
Burnett & Reeder
Mt. Auburn
WM. Bendigs
West Third Street
Paintsville
Nhickering & Sons
Atine Peer Heen
Baldwin
Estey Organs
Wharf Proposals Property
Sacantin Eates Lee
Row
Iill Creek
Common Council
W. B. Folger
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