Weather, court term, and local notices mix from city pages
A chaotic crowd of items covers weather reports for May 15, local court term beginning next Monday, police injuries, a Saengerfest invitation, a city meeting to address a death, a charity seating sale, and management notes from the Co operative Building Association. Also reported are road work funds, patent infringement actions, park commission actions, and musical band schedules.
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de Corryville
Delamanty
Ourth Street
Var Ilehae Keane
Hanna
Walla
Malery
Liberty
Co-operative Building Association
Mo. 1
Hamilton
Building Permits Issued for Repairs and New Home
The listing shows BW. Mieber to repair offices in the nate House and J. Kogt to erect a three story residence on East Third Street between Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues on the west side of Har Central Avenue and Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mieber
Nate
J. Kogt
Har- Central Avenue
C. L
Rae
Covington
Thentry
C. Harvid
Madisonville
Bellevue
A.linton
Cincinnati
Williamson
M& W
Sabine Archer
West Fifth Street
West Fourth Street
Race
Emys
Peggy
Jobpenene
Jos
L. Hill
East Third Street
Docket in Police Court and Railroad Board Actions
The police court docket lists 98 new cases including assault, battery, adultery, abuse of family, false pretenses, larceny, burglary, keeping a vicious dog, drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and threatening. Trials and fines are noted for several individuals. A separate report covers net earnings and a new board of directors for the C., H. & D. railroad and Dayton & Michigan railroad with officers and salaries. A street corner Odd Fellows building vendor, Kept by an Arab, M. Hakoun, draws crowds with Oriental jewelry and wares amid local curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Shepherd
George Redman
Martin Duffey
Fred. Meyer
Henry Gleara
Geo. W. Erwin
Tho Maley
Frank Heil
Daniel Brennay
Michael Heyl
Nellie Johnston
Rge Diehl
Michael Hurley
John Flynn
Jas. Connelly
James O’connor
Wm. Goodman
Lowell Fletcher
Sam’ Fosdick
George T.stedman
H.D. Huntington
C. W. West
Henry Lewis
Daniel McLaren
Cincinnati
M. Short
Seshua RK. Reed
Samuel Stevenson
Cin
Cinnati
John Young
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
M. R. Waite
Dayton &Michigan Railroad
Toledo
Geo. T. Stedman
CR. & C. Railroad
Lewis Williams
John H. Weller
Dayton
Fourth
Elm Streets
Odd Fellows
M. Hakoun
Bextiah
Kakoun
Hakoun
Probate court appoints admins and executors in multiple estates
Barose Jupce Hoxrren named administrator of William Gaussen's estate valued at 25000 dollars. Bernard Windhoffer's will admitted to probate with Veronica Windhoffer as executrix and estate value 6700 dollars. John Hauck's will admitted to probate with Eva Hauck as executrix and estate 10500 dollars. The Vity v Budd case resumed and ongoing while other courts hear arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barose Jupce Hoxrren
T. Gaussen
Wm. Gaussen
Bernard Windhoffer
Veronica Windhoffer
John Hauck
Eva Hauck
Vity
Wm. Budd
Court actions in United States v Williams and others
United States Circuit Court presided by Jupess Emmons and Swing hears motions for continuance. Mary L. Ryan as Administratrix sues Redway and Burton for patent infringement. United States v John D Robbins notes a one year imprisonment and a $2008 fine with costs, and later habeas corpus release. judge rules court has jurisdiction to commit until fine and costs are paid. judgment withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Keult Court
Jovers Emmons
Swine
Paesipine
Mary L. Ryan
Redway & Barton
United States Circuit Court
Jupess Emmons
Swing
A. P
Street Railroad Meeting Hears Plans for Covington Newport Transit
City officials met at the city buildings to coordinate operations among Newport and Covington street railroads and lines along Vine Walnut Third Fourth and Fifth streets. A likely outcome is Covington and Newport buying Route No. 9 tracks on Walnut and Vine from the river to Third Street. The Wm Penn Lodge I C C F held its regular meeting with Dr Basford greeted as Noble Grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star CO
Fifth & Vine Sts
Vine
Newport and
Wm. Penn Lodge
Dr. Basford
Noble Grand
Navarre
Cerangar
Spain
Lee
Pyrenees
Africa
Pyrennes
Peepeeee
Alps
Grand Lodge I. O. F of Ohio
A fragment note references the Grand Lodge I O F of Ohio and the Gold Fellows mist in a historical fray.
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Grand Lodge I. 0
Ohio
Grand Lodge of Gold Fellows
Canine Committees Session 1872 Elections Notes
The Grand Lodge adjourned to visit the Soldiers' Home and reconvened next Wednesday at 9 AM. They arrived at 2 40 PM and were warmly welcomed by officers and inmates, expressing high regard for the Home's management.
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C. 8
Ieee
W. A. Bag
P. Davis
Taylor
Imri P. Axtell
Vawiebinss
G. N
John A. Key
C. Haddacus
Eet
Greene
F. Beam
D. Is
Cena Co
Joseph Dowdal
Rrop
Charles Burkhardt
Luther J. Johnson
A J. Eminger
A' ‘Wright
Tulleys
Laturney
D. D. Ver
B. F. Jones
B.C. Boyer
John T. Drone
Rwer
Theodore Swarth
B. F. Wheeler
Grand Lodge
Amusements notes on Wood's theatre season finale and concerts
The Arkansas Traveler drew a fine house at Wood's with Chanfray Whiting and Mrs. Macauley. Eb Davies the ventriloquist impressed at the National. Melodeon Hall concert for German City Mission was a success led by Wunder Heckle Collier and Wancett. The piece criticizes snobbery and calls for end of patronage schemes and kiss-ups from the stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kit
Wood
Chanfray
Whiting
The
National
Halpin
Melodeon Hall
Conservatory of Music
Wunder
Heckle
Collier
Wancett
Real estate transfers and quit claims dated 1872
A series of 1872 property transfers and quit claims including Elie Sen to J Brewer and wife on a Wood Street lot for 1 dollar. Lane Seminary trustees leasing land to Isaac C Brown. George Hunnefeld to Sam Broadwell on Ramsey Wade subdivision lot for 6 dollars. Wm E Marsh to Henry Hitter on street lots for 13 000 dollars. James Peirce to Patrick Smith on a west street lot. and other deeds involving J Davis, Silvester Clark, and city properties on Cliff Street and Ohio Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie Sen Eh Yereem
J. Brewer
Sheridan Wilpean
Wood
Ued
Lane Seminary
Isaac C. Brown
George Hunnefeld
Sam’ J. Broadwell
Ramsey & Wade
Cincinnati
Wm. E. Marsh
Henry Hitter
James Peirce
Patrick Smith
Re Street
Lock and Baum
Wm. Scully
Joseph A. Hemann
Siualened
Cliff Street
Ohio Avenue
J. H. Davis
Silvester Clark
Wi Afanetan
River News and River Traffic Notes
Smoky cloudy day with rain likely as river levels fall three feet at Pittsburg and 9 feet 11 inches in channel here. Arrivals include Gen Lytle and Gen Buell from Louisville and several names. departures list Telegraph and other vessels. Miscellany notes a Columbia voyage to South America, Nashville ready next week, and possible new bridge over the Ohio at Louisville New Albany via Sand Island. The Falls City and J W Garrett collision rehearing in Louisville May 10 review all evidence. verdict cites heavy tow and narrow current hindering escape.
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Pittsburg
Gen
Lytle
Buell
Louisville
Daniel Boone
Moscow
St. James
Maysville
Fleetwood
Pomeroy
Wildwood
Chile
Kate Patnam
Marietta
Telegraph
Huntington
United States
Gen. Buell
Belle Vernon
Davenport
St. Loui
Kittie Myle
Kanawha
R. R. Hudson
Wheeling
Davies Boone
Columbia
South America
Nashville
Louisville Ledger
A. H. Dugan
Ohio
New Albany
Sand Island
Falls City
J. W. Garrett
Samuel Houston
Com. Com
Dolly
Inland river shipping obstacles and salvage efforts noted
The report details passenger vessel distress on a Fall City bound trip and self preservation by the crew, with liability questions raised. It notes bridges rising on the Missouri River from Omaha to St Charles, eight crossings planned, and a Congressional appropriation for St Francis river work. It also states the Mankato sunk in the Minnesota river near St Peter will be abandoned with machinery removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall City
Garrett
Elson
Nebraska City
Brownsville
Boonsville
Missouri
St. Charles
Omaha
Congress
St. Francis
Mankato
Minnesota River
St. Peter
Hall
Market Review from the Evening Star May 15 1872
The Daily Market Review reports steady beans with mixed quality notes from Ohio and Western Reserve markets. Eggs rice and sugar show firm demand and prices. provisions stay steady with city meat and lard markets unchanged. tobacco and syrups hold firm with limited timothy and oats activity noted.
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Choi Pan
Shade Aeleaes
Western Reserve
Ohio
Belien
Baer
Cme
Aereticus
New Orleans
Ga Aviv
Pashes
Turks Island
Joe
Demerara
Porto
Pris
Boson
Eliar Daly
Uly
Aries
S. Clear
Tike
Markets by Telegraph Summary from June Trading
Telegraph market notes report strong sales with 30,000 to 15 1 2 P M totals and 5 000 for speculation. Upland and Middling cotton prices listed with New York and London quotes. Exports and receipts show wheat and flour movement with futures and spot prices, pork and bacon supplies, and oil and general market steadiness noted.
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A. Lonn
New Yonk
Sendade
Crenipe Aeraportad Ob. Ay B. Rowev
Ats
Rio
Market Report Briefs From New York Futures Page
The May 15 trading at 10 45 A M shows quiet and firm action in cotton futures. Prices list May 23 at 7 15 bid, June 23 at 11 60, July 28 marked, and Sept at 7 cents, with last evening quotations around S150.
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New York
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Mencinnati
Twitchell, Optician
Wegnespay
Barom
Zherm
Chondynes
Senate
Bien
Superio
Bremen
Eons Dextra
St.Louis
Well’s
Fourth Street
T. Buchanan
Joe Bmi
C. A
James B. Wells
West End
Runre
Dern
Mente
Windler
Seat
Theo
B. Lake
Main Street
Leeders
of Control
General Reed
Bates Road
Park Commission
Park Commissioners
University
Loth Potten
Exposition Hall
Cincinnati Monnechor
Hanselmann Commandery
Eden
Peaiacae
Presicent
Boh . Pendleton
W. B. Folger
A. Strauch
Court Report
River News
Falla
Farinranes
Cape
Davis
Inbu
Daily Market Review
Office OF the Evening Star
Partington
Central Avenue
Granger Renovating
Kennedy
Shayne
Fifth St. Frabb
B. Wood
IIL
Betts
F&m
John E. Hay
W. F&s
Fountain Square
Everett Street
J. Pedrazzoli
C &E
J. C. Michte
Mayld
Wilson Bro's
Wamautta
Warmautta
Geo. B. Wood
Fifth St. Ood
Howe
Jat P. McNamara & CO
S. B. Cor
Pearl and
Walnut
Ular
Pike
Ted
NEW York Star Company
Mary Stuart
Charles Dickens
Chesney Wold
Bun Eauday
Leah
Forsaken
Dommeyer & A
Wood's Theater
Acaveey
MR. F
Chanfrad
Arkansas Aoa
Kit Redding
Chanfrau Maryvand Ajice
Ae B
Macauley
Victor Flechter
al High School of Music
Berlin
Anna Dumphy
A. Newhall
W. P. Tyrrell
Louis Ballenberg
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
Spathies
E. D.danne
Donnelly
Ng Gatenery
Land
Ireland
Scotland
Nick OF
TOOS
Cnet
Draaur Commany
Rege
Echestra
Family Pivets
Lic. Matinee
Atlantic Garden
Vine Street
Roos & Bitter, Proprietors
Mortem & Co
Firth
MB Mae Streets
Carson Street
Tf Morten & Co
Morten & CO
Iy Auctioneers
Merchanse, Ousehold
Kansys O
Mt. Washon
Montgomery
Ai Place
Loveland
Eighth Street
Morten
Aeniog
Keesees
Eo BR
Olanati
Borrman
Walburg
Mae
Law
Warringion No
Everett Sweet
Boucrossan
Eral Bec
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