Local Breezes and Court Notices Highlight City News
The day brings a roundup of items including a contempt rule against Milton Sayler and Nat Jordan before Judge Cox, a birthday party for Rev Samuel Browne’s family, a small fire at Dr Richards residence, a Michigan State Draught Association leadership change, a push to form a local golf club, a runaway horse and buggy incident on Fifth Street near Race, and the horse valued at about three hundred dollars c. 19th century city notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarsfield Benevolent Society
Milton Sayler
Nat. Jordan
Cox
Samuel J. Browne
Richard #on
West Eighth Street
R. B. Ross
Michigan State Draught Association
J. N. Kinney
Walnut Hills
Fifth Street
Race
Esplanade
Sudden Death Claim in Early Morning Tragedy
This morning around seven a man named Dooly died suddenly after an illness of about two months. His wife had him sit in a chair while she prepared his bed, and upon turning back she found he had passed away.
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Dooly
Celtic Association Hosts St Patrick's Day Banquet
The Celtic Association of the city held a St Patrick's Day program at Brock's Hall with vocal selections by Misses Sullivan Keown Dumphy and Mrs Heekin Callahan and selections by Messrs McCormick MacDonald Carberry. A banquet followed and toasts numbered about fifteen, ending in the early hours as the association was voted a leading city institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celtic Association
Brock’s Hall
Corner Mound
Barr Streets
Sullivan
Keown
Dumphy
Heekin
Callahan
J.B. McCormick
W. d.MacDonald
J. P. Carberry
Brock
Court notes on injuries and promissory suits before judges
Court docket summarizes cases including Bevore JUDGE WALKER in K L'Estrange v Shaw involving injuries from a defective cellar door, demurrer overruled. Scoville v Butler & Co with judgment for defendants on two notes. Anna Bert v Eberhardt verdict for plaintiff. Alina C Bieger v Riley bastardy proceedings with child support and fees. State v J C theft charge with guilty verdict. executor details in will of Frederick Bacnets with estate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
K. L’estrange
C. G. Shaw Et al
Alker
A.L. Scoville
Butler & Bro
Harrison, Eaton & Co
Brerere
HaGans
Anna Bert
Christian Eberhardt
Cox
Alina C. Bieger
Charles Riley
J. C
Frederick Bomschein
Trate Hills
Hoeffer
Frederick Bacnets
George Buchholz
Fatal Boiler Explosion at Woods & Han’s Soap Works
A boiler explosion at Woods and Han’s soap and candle factory on Seales avenue yesterday collapsed the interior and sent five workers to death. George Ostholthoff and Jacob Nukrich died instantly, while Ostholthoff’s colleague Herlinger survived with injuries. A second boiler fragment ricocheted across Baymiller street, killing three girls named Cora Kohl Emma Forbus and Alice Thornton who were playing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods & Han’s Soap and Candle Factory
Seales Avenue
Poplar
Ey Ostholthoff
George Herlinger
Jacob Nukrich
Herlinger
Ostholthoff
Nukrich
Baymiller Street
Oliver
Cora Kohl
Emma Forbus
Shafe Forbus
Alice Thornton
Republican city convention organized in Greenwood Hall
The Republican convention met in Greenwood Hall with strong party turnout and active delegations including both old wheel horses and new converts. John W. Carter served as temporary chair with Ephraim Morgan Jr as temporary secretary, and committee appointments were made for credentials permanent organization and business. Balloting for Superior Court judges yielded Abrams and Hanover as nominees for long and short terms respectively, with Gus Fisher named clerk of the Police Court by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Hall
H. Stegner, Jr
Len. Frintz
John W. Carter
Sixteenth Ward
Ephraim Morgan, Jr
Mr. Carter
John Ebinger
John Anthony
Matt, McCafferty
Samuel Simmons
City Infirmary
Justices of the Peace
Chiarman
L. C. Weir
William Strunk
Robert Harlan
John Bevin, Jr
John Dryden
Frank Bruner
E. Morgan, Jr
J. C. Krieger
J. McGovern
Superior Court
M. D. Hanover
Joseph Abrams
J. Bryant Walker
A.G. W. Carter
John L. Miner
Messrs. Hanover
Abrams
Mr. Hanover
Gus Fisher
Police Court Docket Notes Multiple Cases and Sentences
The Police Court shows 19 new and 5 continued cases. Edward George et al. face a week’s continuation for assault with intent to kill. Jos Passauer’s condition cited. Ann Bogen jailed two months for disorderly conduct. Kate Jones three months. Sally Perry thirty days. Ellen Gibson thirty days, John St Clair discharged with costs. Henry Bruhl fined and costs for fighting. Balke admits theft of $20 coat and vest. judge grants time to prove good character. John Crawford encounter with Joe posing wife noted. case continued.
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Edward George
Jos
Passauer
Luke Casey
Ann Bogen
Kate Jones
Sally Perry
Kate
Sally
Ellen Gibson
John St. Clair
Henry Bruhl
John Kieter
John
Henry Balke
Maue
John Crawford
Joe
Kennedy offered second mate post then arrestover theft
Kennedy invited the narrator to a steamer job after treating him kindly in Kentucky and lodging him at the Germania House. The next morning a knife and notesworth $9 disappeared, and a friend who was later met in the street was arrested. The trial of Bernard Stuve for cutting his daughter was continued due to the witness's absence. Bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Kentucky
Germania
Bernard Stuve
New Bridge Tested By Heavy Locomotives
At 11 o clock today five locomotives coupled together and weighing about two hundred tons crossed the new railroad bridge to Newport and returned in safety. They paused in the center of each span long enough to test the structure’s strength.
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Newport
River News and River Commerce Highlights
The Pittsburg river watch notes a falling river with 5 feet in the canal near Pittsburg and 22 feet in the Kanawha rise. Pinchback’s Louisiana career, the Kittie Hegler and Hegler line, and reduced Kanawha freight rates are described. The Belle Vernon restoration, a stabbing death, the Wild Boy incident, and Louisville freight growth are reported along with ship movements James Howard and Thompson Dean.
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Pittsburg
Kanawha
Gov. Allen
New Orleans
R. E. Lee
Pinchback
Louisiana
Homer
Alonzo Child
D. DeHaven
Yazoo City
Yazoo
Georgia
Gilmore’s High
Harrison Street
Cincinnati
H. Clay Wilson
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
J. D. Hegler
Kittie Hegler
Lawrence Givens
Louisville Marine Hospital
Wild Boy
Sheridan
Louisville
St. Louis
James Howard
Mississippi
Thompson Dean
March 19 1872 Daily Market Review
The Evening Star reports navy beans in demand at 260 275, prime white 225 250, common 150 2. Bran and shipstuff remain quiet with values per ton on arrival. Butter firm at 26 0c, choice Central Ohio 22 25c, eggs 18c per dozen shipper's count, dried apples in good demand, oranges fair, lemons 5 50. Flour varied by grade, grain prices mixed with modest demand for corn and oats, rye and barley showing inactivity or limited movement. Pork inactive, bulk meats quiet, lard and oils steady, poultry in strong demand, potatoes steady, sugar cured ham steady with moderate demand, salt pork movement limited.
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the Evening Star
Turns Bay
Choice Navy
Choice
Central Ohio
Ryse
Barrley
New Orleans
Cotton Market Reports Across Cities on Tuesday
Cotton markets show strength in Galveston New Orleans Mobile Savannah Charleston and Norfolk with middlings around 21 to 23 cents and active sales totals. Receipts and stocks vary by city with Galveston 750 bales sales and 463 receipts while Memphis reports 3,000 bales sold and 2,109 received.
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Galveston
Great Britain
Continent
Britain
Savannah
Charleston
Baltimore
Noorfolk
Wilmington
Memphis
The Gipsy Dance in Madrid’s Arch of Carlos V
David Andee describes a traveling gypsy group in Madrid near the Arch of Carlos V. Men in bright clothing play guitars while women dance with castanets as others join in. the scene blends fascination with danger as the dance imitates passion and the troupe’s moonlit presence lingers amid Moorish ruins.
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David Andee
Madrid
Andalusia
Carlos Til
Mohammed Ali and the Apple Tale of an Unlikely Solution
Mohammed Ali summoned his officers to decide on a major expedition. The test involved lifting an apple on a carpet without stepping on it. Abraham, the stout adopted son, folded the carpet to bring the apple within reach, proving ingenuity over brute effort and likening the feat to legendary episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed Ali
Mohammed
Nigid
Abraham
Columbus
Alexander
Small daily savings add up toward large future sums
The article argues that tiny daily expenditures, such as five to fifteen cents per day, accumulate yearly to substantial amounts. It illustrates potential savings growing into thousands over decades, plus notes on seasoning wood and drying leaves to reduce sap content for utility and building uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeak
Camel at Cork Sessions Damages in Strange Case
At Cork Quarter Sessions a laborer sued circus proprietor Thomas Batty for 15 pounds after a camel allegedly crushed him at his doorway. Witnesses described a long neck, hump, and big eyes as the animal forced its way inside the threshold. The judge awarded 3 pounds in damages while other items note a death by suicide in Ohio and a steamboat bill progress.
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Cork
Ireland
Jeremiah
Thomas Batty
Aintiff
Mr. O’connell
A. Paith
Faith
Wisha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Evening Star
Henry Twitchell
Optician
West Fourth Street
Turspay
Maxon
Imne
Barom
Court Report
Common Pleas
Republican City Convention
River News
Daily Market Review
William Idle
Bellefontaine, O
House Committee On Commerce
Wayne
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Egypt
America
Church
Wood's Theater
Miansven
Chapman Sisters
E. A. Locke
Little Don Giovanni
Ezekiel & CO
West Pearl St
Trock
Winder
West Third Street
Main
Bro’s
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
Tee
Vine Street
G. G. Wright
Main Street
Mogrew
Walnut Street
Walnut Sts
Insurance Company
Rank Werle
ER. J. Miller
Felo
Ives
W. E. Mears
New Street
Sali
East Third Sume
R Sale
Sprees
Eraaine
Lote
Eas Third Street
Campbell
East Third Street
Burnett & Reeder
Mt. Auburn
WM. Bendigs
Paintsville
Third Street
T. W. Sprague & Co
Cor
Tu&Th
Medical
Schultz & Negley
N. E. Cor
Fifth and Main
O. Bes
U. S
Dunbar
Bethesda
Waukesha, Wis
Peery
Sia
Bright
Ohio
Barnum & McMillen
Fourth St
Cincin’ti
Portsmouth
Ironton
Big Sandy
Galli
Kanawha River
Annie Laurie
ESAY
Kittie Hegee
J. Lfsspratton
Cexk
GEO
Jad Mat OL
Kittify Hegler
A. D. Hegler
Evening Star
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