Local Brevities and Obituary Notes in the City
Local items report twenty three arrests last night with detainees, a Purim observance event, and an observatory boundary decision. A street fire at 59 West Court Street caused minor losses. The death of attorney Thomas Warr is noted, and Rev. S A Collins receives a unanimous call at Freeman Street Baptist Church. Jewelers Kinsweler announces a move to 3% Fourth Street with a large stock.
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Dawa
Purim
Haman
Observatory
Thomas (. Warr
Hig Géathia
Freeman Street
West Court Street
Five’s Engine Company
Kinsweler
West Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Building Permits Issued Amid City Growth Report
The Board of Improvements approved several permits since the last report. Plans include a two story brick house on the east side of Suit Harriet Street between Main and 830s, and a four story brick structure on a lot between Jane and the alley.
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Board of Improvements
Hareiet
Same Oak
W Stoneman
Jane
Woman Found Dead After Choking Incident
Ernest Waterman’s wife awoke at their residence on a street near o o PSing Street and cried out in distress. The husband, Mrs. Waterman, and a nearby resident rushed to assist but she died shortly after, with the body taken to the family home for burial. The sequence led to an immediate investigation and the body was interred later the following morning.
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Arecare
Ernest Waterman
Bey
San
Reed
Nigterman
Carne
Police Court Docket Details Numerous Arrests and Penalties
Sixteen new and six continued cases fill the Police Court docket. Mary Smith and Norton MHA James Doneley face charges of des... desking? with three week workhouse terms and fines. Ed. George and others assault Joseph Lee. proceeding continued for three weeks. R. W. Reed receives thirty days for disorderly conduct. John and Michael face obstruction, each fined. Days offers to T. C. Thompson for champagne bottles lead to unresolved store transactions.
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Mary Smith
Amen
Norton
James Doneley
Vohu Dohrn
Ed. George
Joseph Lee Wis
R. W. Reed
John
Michael An
Bias Ag
T. C. Thompson
St. James Hotel
Court Report and Democratic Executive Committee Proceedings
Court cases heard before Judge Force and Judge Murdock include Miami Machine Worka v Wynne and Co with a $500 plaintiff judgment. A suit against the County Commissioners over Club Grounds was resolved in favor of the plaintiff. The new Democratic Executive Committee met at Club House naming officers and noting fraud challenges to ward nominees. A Finance Committee and a committee to review Bowecamp’s Justice of the Peace nomination were also formed.
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Miami Machine Worka
Wynne & Co
Pugh
Sage & Hinkle
Con
John
Hanover Y. Cul
Holmés
the County Commissioners
Parenthe Reigne Club
New Democratic
Robi, Hill
Ninth Ward
P. F. Lapham
Seventeenth Ward
John Meckley
Tenth Ward
Fifth Ward
Real Estate Transfers Listed by March 27
Transfers filed for March 27 include the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company reorganization to Frank Broxtemann with parcels on Pringtland and Chapel Malestreets Wynut Hee. Dennis Talimage and wife acquire a Freeman street lot 25 by 1600 feet. Theresa Goevel and Clara Wilhelm obtain a Calhoun street lot 30 by 100 feet. S Goldaanith and Charles Davia acquire 1371-100 acres in Springfield township priced at 4,883.73 dollars.
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Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company
Frank Broxtemann
Pringtland
Rere OH
Fhiniky Sin
Bodhren Mees
Harrino
Bpisco
Chapel
Malestreets
Giace
Dennis Talimage
Frederick Witte
Freeman Street
Aston
Bank
Theresa Goevel
Clara Wilhelm
Goldaanith
Charles Davia
Springfield Township
Police Chief Issues General Order For Patrol Duty
Chief M. Blekxlis issues morning general order requiring all patrolmen to report for duty at 6 A.M. on April 7, 1872, with absentees subject to penalties. The notice addresses interference and urges vigilance in the Sag area and mentions local real estate interests and several companies operating in the region.
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Se Penginnarch
Sonort
City Council to Meet Amid Propriety Probe and Health Worries
City Council in emergency session faces a propriety investigation involving a council member and concerns over seven smallpox cases at a local pest-house. Nearby legal actions include a traffic incident on Rhoseline Road and a court matter in Gallatin. city workers report new furnishings and road wear amid unsettled conditions.
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Asa Omar
Econome
Dub
Dama
Louisville
Srieten
Rhoseline Road
Rai
Gallatin
Oneal Poeta
Howey
Steamers and river news from the Arkansas to New Orleans
The telegraph reports waterways falling with shallow channels and ice. Builders and boatmen face ration suspensions as rivers like the Arkansas and Muskingum freeze. other notes mention coal shipments from Alabama to New Orleans and court cases involving steamboats and navigation law.
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Lawrence
John
Fleet- Bates
Charies
Lacey Janes
Jane Vernon
Graves
St. Louis
Muskingum
Mobile Rester
Sinday
A.C. Anverdé
Yester
Orleans
Mobile
New Orleans
Alabama
United States District Court
D. C. McCansae Read & Co
The
of Orleans
Katie
White
Ida
United States
Henry Ames
C. B. Church
Dexter
Etroleum
Santa Martha
Cunningham
Daily Market Review from the Evening Star March 27 1872
Market notes show beans demand in New York values 260 2 a pst bush prime white 225 250. bran shipstaff quiet with $18 19 per ton shipper, middlings 24 28 on arrival. butter firm at 28 82c. eggs quiet. fruit prices mixed with green apples 4 6 50 and dried apples firm at 7 4 4c per lb. oranges 4 5 50 per box. feathers 5c per lb. Flour firm with various local prices. grain oats rye and barley with subdued movement. oils and cattle items show limited activity.
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the Evening Star
New York
Shipstaff
Central
Ohio
Thatdia
Sore Fey
Eld Ab
Ain
ARLEY
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Unclear OCR listing with mixed commodity terms
Fragmentary OCR text lists dairy and agricultural items with prices and units, including references to cotyledon or coudley core, turketel land, and Liverpool sacks. The fragment provides no clear event, person, or organization data to form a complete summary.
Markets Summary Telegraph April 22 5 16c bid
Gold at 110 Cotton quiet at 15 16 cents per pound. London rates 1:80 PM Consols at 98 for money. New York markets inactive with minimal trading. Pacific Sixes and government bonds noted with small demand and lower Sterling exchange around 109 15. Price signals show subdued activity across commodities and currencies.
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Teres Seana
Lt New York
Tip Sree
Conni
Reer Eye
Pittsburg
Chicago
Northwestern
Notable Campus Fight and Dynamo Doctor Tale
A dramatic campus incident recounts a tailor made clash between Jones the beefy youth and Dr Caldwell amid college humor. The tale blends bravado and a quick shift to Doctor Caldwell’s famed self defense science during a rainy night confrontation on the campus.
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South Carolina
Geius
Jones
Bolus
Calawell
Smith
Dr. Caldwell
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