Weather and notice column impact for Daily Evening Star
Railroad agents and others on rail lines are asked to act as agents for the Daily Evening Star at one cent per copy. Weather reports are specially reported by Henry Twitchell, optician, 122 West Fourth Street, with a calendar for Friday March 8 showing sun rise and moon rise times and mentioning cloudy weather.
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Daily Evening Star
The
Evening Star
Hépry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
San Ris
Local Silhouettes and Jail News in City Briefs
In City Hospital 407 inmates remained this month. Zouave election results report Adjutant Walker T. Cox and Quarter Master Ed C. Armstrong. Rumor of several missing crew from the steamer St. Charles. Mrs Helen Ludlow of Ludlow Ky died at 64. Tax Board to award engine house contract. Water works committees discuss Markley farm issue via referendum. Mandy Hall reportedly escaped jail. subsequent denial questioned. Dr W P Elson died after buggy accident in the Twenty-fourth Ward. Paper-hanger William Flannery died after collapsing carrying a stove. he served in the first Ohio Volunteers and leaves a wife and child.
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Walker T. Cox
Ed. C. Armstrong
Helen Adela Ludlow
Israel Ludlow
Ludlow
Tax Board of Supervisors
Fire Department
Megrue
Rose and
Second Streets
William Flannery
Carr Street
Pat. Plannery
First
Ohio Volunteers
Bids Opened for City Sewer and Road Projects
Thirteen bidders vied for the Liberty street sewer from Freeman street to McLean avenue. J B Nolte won at 41021.50. Deer creek road bids formed. Tough Campbell secured the contract at 37272.40 while Buckley and Paul topped at 59820.00. Longworth street sewer from Bay miller awarded to Dixon and Daugherty at 8390. The top bid was Folz and Son at 8058.80.
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Longworth Street
Baymiller
Dixon and Daugherty
Folz & Son
Amusements notes from Wood's Theatre crowd
A fine house witnessed Streets of New York at Wood's Theatre. Oscar Willis, stage manager of the National, will take a benefit tonight. Necromancer production planned for next week. Thomas orchestral concerts begin tomorrow with Miss Maria Krebs and Mr Bernhard Listemann. Cincinnati Harmonic Society aids final concert. Dofty Goof Phillips tours the East with What I don't know about Farming.
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New York
Wood
My. Mayo
Oscar Willis
The
National
Old Drury
Oscar
Thomas
Maria Krebs
Bernhard Listemann
Cincinnati Harmonic Society
Phillips
Gus
Building Permits Issued by the Board of Improvements
The Board of Improvements reports permits issued since March 4 for several structures. Ww. W. Scarborough remodels a three story house at Fifth and Walnut. Pandorf builds a three story brick on Central between Freeman and Denman. John Finn constructs a two story frame at Charton and Washington. L P Byrute repairs a one story house on Fifth between Hoadly and Steve. Chris Moerlein alters and repairs a two story frame on Plessant between Henry and Findlay. Schreiber Gastle & Co alter a livery stable. B Elfers alters and repairs a two story brick on Longworth between Hoadly and Btone. Additional items list various alterations and erections on nearby streets.
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Office
the Board of Improvements
Ww. W. Scarborough
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
C Pandorf
Central Avenue
Freeman and
Denman
John Finn
Charton
Washington Streets
Soneel B
Schwegman
Fierce river steamer fire devastates a flotilla
A spectacular blaze along the river destroyed the St Charles and several connected steamers. The Kate Robinson, Abeona, Argosy, Major Anderson, and others suffered total losses while crews battled the flames and ferries aided, with estimated damage near 300000 dollars and no confirmed injuries.
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Anderson
Louisville Mail Company
J. K. Booth
Charles Muhlman
Wheeling
Eureka
American Insurance Companies
St. Charles
New Albany
People’s Line
Louisville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Dravo
Joseph Smith, Jr
Tennessee River
Vinton
Isham
John A. Williamson
Captain Crown
Marietta
Kate Robinson
Williamson and
Argosy
New Orleans
Brothers Schenck
Vevay
Indiana
Champion
Isham and Williamson
Court Report Shows Civil, Divorce Actions in Local Courts
In Superior Court Judge Japan Walker presides over The Cincinnati Chronicle Co. v The Enquirer Co. alleging misuse of a Weekly Times subscription list to divert readers. Damages sought amount to $25,000 with injunction. restraining order issued with $1,000 bond. Other cases include Demurrer sustained in Dougherty vs Longmore & Byrne and various Common Pleas matters involving city grading disputes and divorces.
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Japan Walker
the Cincinnati Chronicle Co
The
Enquirer Co
Weekly Times
Times
Enquirer
James 8. Gordon
Dougherty
Longmore & Byrne
West Virginia
Demurrer
Common Pleas
Judge Force
Martha McCormick
East Front Street
Collard Street
Avery
M. Wachtel & Co
M. Halstead & Co
JupGs Burnet
J. Donovan
Kirkpatrick
Hays
T. Crawford
Divorce suits and probate actions heard in court
Maris Hurley v. Daniel Hurley ended in a decree for divorce on gross neglect and absence with Boyle for plaintiff. Fanny Nesbit v. Charles Nesbit granted divorce on gross neglect. Christian Bumer v. Catharine Bumer with adultery and gross neglect laid over for testimony. Hiram Duncan v. Margaret Duncan laid over for gross neglect. Probate: George Stearns appointed administrator of William Peebles.
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Berone Jupexu Cox
Fredericks Tienemeier
Fredérick Tieneameier
Catherine Koenig
Geo. Koenig
Maris Hurley
Daniel Hurley
Boyle
Fanny Nesbit
Charles W. Nesbit
Christian Bumer
Catharine Bumer
Hiram H. Duncan
Margaret Duncan
Police Court Dockets Report Multiple Drunken and Themed Offenses
Thirteen new cases fill the Police Court docket with arrests for drunkenness family abuse and theft. Individuals named include Andrew Carnegie Molly Brown Kate Haley John Loney Frank Boser Thomas O Donald John McKay Patrick Cox Mary Welsh John Cary Henry West Henry Dilg and others facing fines workhouse time or warnings.
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John Miller
Andrew Carnegie
Andy
Connecticut
Molly Brown
Kate Haley
John Lorney
Indiana
Frank Boser
John Copman
Frank
Mr. Copman
Hauck & Windish
Thomas O' Donald
Edward Fisgerald
John McKay
Patrick Cox
Vanderbeck
John Flehman
Mary Welsh
Ann Walker
John Cary
Henry West
Ohio
Charles Martin
Henry Dilg
John Skinner
Thomas Surand
Indictments and Trials Reported From Independence Courthouse
The Grand Jury indicted John Bagby for breach of the peace H T Perry for failing to keep road in repair and Thomas Demeriss for standing stock without license. A divorce decree was granted Emma Lamb v John R Lamb on grounds of temperance cruelty and neglect. James Armstrong was acquitted after trial for cutting with intent to kill George DeCourcey. A meeting of colored Republicans at Madison street Methodist Church adopted Isaac Black’s expulsion and endorsed last Saturday’s Federal Court action. An Odd Fellows Hall gathering next Monday aims to set aside that action and form a new executive committee and delegates to the State Convention at Louisville. The anti Grant faction seeks control. There is fun ahead.
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Independence
John Bagby
H. T. Perry
Thomas Demeriss
Chancery Court
Emma Lamb
John R. Lamb
James Armstrong
George DeCourcey
Criminal Court
Methodist Church
Madison St
Isaac Black
Black
Grant and
Colfax
Federal Court Room
Odd Fellows’ Hall
U.S. Court Room
Louisville
Newport Bridge Tracks Extend as Trains Soon Run
The Short Line Railroad track is laid across the Newport and Cincinnati Bridge and trains will begin running in a few days. Injuries from a runaway beer wagon affect Michael Holzscherk and F. Leisring of John Butcher's brewery. The new City Council president Jonathan Berry will be installed tonight.
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Newport & Cincinnati Bridge
Michael Holzscherk
F. Leisring
John Butcher
Jonathan Berry
River News Conflict Dampens Navigation Near Crawfish Bar
Weather remains pleasant after a frigid night as Pittsburg reports 2% feet water and closed rivers. Arrival and departure details list multiple steamers and packets. The towboat Raven and St. James collided at Crawfish bar causing damage to the Raven’s wheel house. St. James sustained minor impact.
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Pittsburg
Aboona
Tennessee River
Ohio
Pomeroy
Bogton
Portsmouth
Louisville
John Kilgore
New Orleans
Charmer
Evansville
Mollie Ebert
Collision at the river docks prompts repairs and notices
After a collision the St James sustains damage and goes for repairs while the Wildwood replaces it temporarily. The accident yields no clear blame as signals functioned and pilots followed standard procedure. Congress debates a 3 million loan for shipbuilding and Mississippi improvements seek six feet of water at Cairo to St Louis.
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James Carmel
St. James
Wildwood
Congress of the United States
Western Iron Boat and Ship Building Company
Congress
Mississippi
Cairo
St. Louis
Falls City
Barrett
Market Review of Commodities and Provisions
The Evening Star reports steady demand for beans and butter with mixed grain prices and active coal. It notes firmer egg and fruit markets, quiet flour trade, and variable pork and bacon values with steady whisky and cotton prices in New York as of March 7, 1872.
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Evening Star
Navy
New York
Ohio
Indiana
Choice Factory
Choice Dairy
Youghiogheny
Pomeroy
Ashland
Michigan
Palermo
Messina
Iowa
Timothy
Fescoha
U K
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Mandy” Hall
Budden
Eveat
Sai
Simmons
Texas
Abeona
Frouen
R. W. Skillinger
Newport
Selle
Robert Burne
Bodmann
Russel
Court Report
Juper Hoerren
George
Stearns
Peebles
Police Report
Brrore Jupdgr
Straus
Covington
Dayton, KY
Donophan
Tve
J. M. McArthur
F. B. Mader
J. H. Thomas
River News
Daily Market Review
Milwaukee
London
Erie Railexe
Pike's Opera House
Theo
Mancemen
Theo. Thomas
Marie Krebs
John Church
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Parquette and Circle
Family Circle
Galery
Atines
Mobasay
Necromancer
Wood's Theater
vAcancey
Frank Mayo
Tom Badger
Boucicault
Poe
Guardsmen
Dress Goods, &c
John Shillito & Co
Les
Brussels
Diagonal
Percales
Batiste
Dolly Varden
John Shillito
Ney W
Wheeler & Wilson
WM. Sumner & CO
Mht
J. B. Cleaveland
West Third St
Bey Shayne
STAR
D. Heaton &O
Fourth Street
W. J
Wright
Cameron
West Fifth Street
Basford
West Sixth Street
Main Street
M. W
WéAln Hanee
Wilson Sewin
William
Mcgrew
Walnut Street
Star Ovfs
J. D. McCasr, Jr
E. Hannaford & Co., Publishers
West Fourth Stret
N. W. Cor
Walnut
Insurance Company
Frank Werle
E. J. Miller
T. D
Star Office
Race Street
Burnett & Reeder
Mt. Auburn
WM. Rendigs
West Third Street
Paintsville
Bro’s
Wabash Avenue
Washington
Chicago
Neickering & Sons
D. H. Baldwin
Estey Organs
City Auditor's Office
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Common Council
W. B. Folger
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