Local Brevities From The City
Tax colored people meet in Greenwood Hall to define their stance for the upcoming Presidential campaign. The Markley farm paid seven thousand dollars last Saturday. The chief engineer estimated work at about four and a half million. A murder case continued to June due to the defendant’s illness. The Ross farm near Buckeye Trotting Park leased by the Cincinnati Schuetzen Verein for twenty years. The Cincinnati Hotel Company named Henry Reoma vice president and others as building committee members. The Centennial Commission invited to visit the Industrial Exposition and seven commissioners to inspect. Ohio volunteers plan annual reunions, now since 1865. Residents criticise reckless driving on Harrison pike. A jewelry store burglary attempted. thief frightened by private watchman and police. A sawmill accident injured a worker. Iron Molders' Convention slated for Troy New York in July with four local delegates.
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Greenwood Hall
Markley Farm
Scowden
Turery
Ross Farm
Buckeye
Carthage Pike
Ross
Cincinnati Schuetzen Verein
Cincinnati Hotel Company
Henry
Reoma
Ary
Meas Jacob Hisas
John Gochee
Ohio
J.T. DeMar
Harrison Pike
Unfolding Local Scandals and Court Actions
Reports describe a violent incident with Lewis badly injured by McGehan and lingering social strain as Lewis fails to support his family. Additional notes cover Judge Straub jailing of Taggert for petit larceny and a Y M C A Building Fund meeting. West End market residents protest tri weekly scheduling and seek daily Wade street market.
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West End
Wade Street
Disgraceful Assault Involving Youth Near Sycamore Street
A seventeen year old from Loveland named Wa Stearner lured a young girl into an alley off Sycamore near Pearl and assaulted her. The witness alarmed bystanders, Stearner was arrested by Sergeant Jones and jailed at Hammond Street station. The girl’s father would have killed Stearner in rage if he had caught him. The article also mentions James Lewis and Tom McGehan in a separate incident on Third Street near Over Park.
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Stearner
Loveland
Henry Secarige
Sycamore Street
Pearl
Sergeant Jones
Hammond-street
Lem McGehan
Troubie
James Lewis
Sigar
Third Street
Ove Park
Tom McGehan
McGehan
Lewis
Anemai
River News Reports Weather and River Movements
The river shows clear, warm weather with a light night rain. Pittsburg river level falls to 8 feet 6 inches. at the Waterworks mark 11 feet 4 inches. Various arrivals and departures include General Lytle Buell and others. Accidents and cargo movements feature coal, ice, and timber shipments. A notable surge in black walnut timber exports from Arkansas and surrounding rivers is described, with New Yorkers, a German partner, and L W Miller involved. ships Seulda and Everné at New Orleans loading.
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Pittsburg
Lytle
Buell
Louisville
St. James
Maysville
Wildwood
Chile
Ohio
Pomeroy
Davenport and Messenger
St. Louis
Chas
Bodmann
John Mitchell
New Orleans
United States
General Buell
Messenger
the Raven
Ward Robinson
Times- Chronicle
Walter Morse
Montauk
Cairo
Crescent Cuy
Albion
Huntington
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Mountain Bay
Seulda
Everné
Carroltons
Daily Market Review shows mixed grains and steady demand
Market remains dull with indifferent sell pressure and slight advances expected. Prices firm for rye and barley. mixed corn steady to firmer. lard and bacon markets quiet to steady with firm high grades. Local demand for hay and poultry supplies limited. receipts noted for wheat and corn via regional rail lines.
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Armen
New Orleans
R Bush
Liverpool
Flax
C. R.R
C.R. R
Ste. Bacon
Live Stock Market Report Amid Quiet Trade
The market shows a calm session with limited activity and stable receipts. Prices and figures are varied with minor shifts as traders watch demand and supply while overall tone remains subdued.
Markets by Telegraph. Wheat and grain prices in Chicago and New York
Markets by telegraph report mixed wheat and grain prices from Chicago and New York. Wheat ranges from 1 58 to 1 623 per bushel with June futures at 473 cents, receipts noted, and various pork bacon and lard prices listed. New York quotes show flour firm and oats and meat prices reflecting steady trade.
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Chicago
Soreigo
Liverroe
California
New York
Temperance and Ramadan Reflections From Constantinople
A Richmond dispatch reports James Bal, assistant engineer of the Chesap eake Ohio rail line, killed in a shaft tunnel collapse. The note contrasts Turkish temperance during Ramadan with Western habits and mentions general dangers from recent accidents.
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Richmond
James Bal
Chesa- Ohio
Long Fishing Season Mills Shad From 3,000 Barrels Daily
Reports detail a Chesapeake fishing season with fourteen foot nets, two and a half mile lines, and large flat boats rowed by twenty two oarsmen. Six hauls yield hundreds of barrels of shad with traders supplying Maryland New York and Pennsylvania markets. Prices range from ten to one thousand dollars per day and daily costs run seventy to a hundred dollars.
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Wiln
Cnapache
Aryland
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Baltimore
Value of an Acre of Land in London New York and San Francisco
The San Francisco Real Estate Circular questions acre values with calculations. It explains how many lots equal an acre on Broadway and estimates front foot values and per acre worth, contrasting with New York Journal figures. It also notes New Haven needle-making machines producing 30 000 to 40 000 needles daily with integrated assembly.
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London
New York
San Francisco
New York Real Estate Journal
Broadway
Yorks
New Haven
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Edw. Leahy
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Cameron
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Cincinnati, CO
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Wuake
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Verybody
Nancy Blake
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LE See
LE Roberts
Pertiga
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T. J. Harcourt
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Dayton Street
McCord
Walnut’ Hills
Granger Renovating Co
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