Weather Roper Specialty Report From Henry Twitonell
Weather notes and local items report a watermelon car vandalism at the I C railroad depot a tire theft at Carrs hat store a special train for races plans a police court sentence for Dick Crary a coroner verdict on Henry Johnson a club meeting at the Engine house a warehouse expansion by Christy Cobb Co a runaway horse incident and police courtesy from Indianapolis with praise for hosts.
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Carr
Eighth St
Central Avenue
Henry Johnson
Bensinger
Ireland
Baily
Park House
Grant and Wilson Club
Nineteenth Ward
Engine House
Fifth Street
Smith
Messrs. Christy
Ritter
von Seggern
Stewart
Meyer
Thornton
Clauddehaus
Indianapolis
The European Hotel Opens Reception for Guests
The European Hotel was formally opened for guests yesterday under current management, expected to become a favorite with travelers. A murder at a Front and Washington streets saloon left an unknown man dead. the keeper Jones was arrested and full details promised in the next edition. In other news, J B Bennett resigned as president of Andes Amazon and Triumph Insurance, with Kilbreth and Gano elected to lead the companies. The Board of Aldermen prepared for Exposition visitors, passed a new code, and reviewed a Deercreek petition listing numerous commercial names before referring it to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Front
Washington Streets
J. B. Bennett
Andes
Amazon
Triumph Insurance
James P. Kilbreth
Gautam Gano
Howell, Gano & Co
Ama 2m
Triumph
H. A. Meyer
J. 8. Seasongood
N.G
Senator Trumbull Addresses Mozart Hall Speech on Campaign Issues
An overflow audience at Mozart Hall last evening heard Senator Trumbull speak on campaign issues. President Samuel F. Hunt and others presided, praising Trumbull as a defender of citizens’ rights and opposing arbitrary arrests. The speech criticized General Grant and reflected long-standing personal enmities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Mozart Hall
Carpenter
Samuel F. Hunt
Hunt
Andy Johnson
General Grant
Exposition dazzles with floral displays and art halls
Visitors marvel at the Main Hall nearly complete and the cascade, as the Power Hall eyes future exhibits. The Exposition centers on fine art and the Sago Palm, India ByPass specimens, and a vast aviary. The India ByPass display draws crowds while birds and plants enchant guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Art
Sethe Dunoraltos
Europe
Docket of Forty New Cases and Multiple Fines
Judge Carter presided as forty new cases and seventeen continuations filled the docket. Local offenses ranged from drunkenness and disorderly conduct to vagrancy and theft with fines from three to fifty dollars plus costs. several defendants were discharged or sentenced to workhouse terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Agen
Pat Welch
M. G. Burkhardt
Joseph Krebs
John Krebs
Joseph Keefer
Thomas Reed
Mary Brown
John Hasselbach
Sarah Armstrong
Kyle
Sanderd Crary
Joseph Heltcamp
George Scheyers
Lawrence Flynn
Hiram B. Lawrence
Charles Howard
Morris Joice
George Grabinger
Wm. Doty
Henry Miller
Vincent Howe
John Sparks
Maguire
Kate Dugan
Adeline Miller
Wm. Mothersill
Woman Claims Escape From Indians in California Tale Debunked
Mary Carman appeared at the Mayor's office claiming capture in 1881 and descent from tribes across the West. She says she sought her father Armstrong in Cincinnati but authorities doubted her story and offered no aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Carman
California
Detroit
Carman
Liberty
Sheridan
Cincinnati
Armstrong
Building Permits Issued for Repairs and New Homes
The Board of Improvements issued permits over Sept 4 8 for multiple projects. A. J. Spinner altered a two story brick house on Hamilton road near Race street. E. Townsend planned a two story brick stable on Court street between Freeman and Baymiller. Philip Hintlego to build a two story and a half brick house on McGregor avenue east of Auburn. John Twachtman to build a three story brick house on Court street between Mound and Cutter.
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Board of Improvements
A. & J. Spinner
Hamilton Road
Race Street
Townsend
Court Street
Freeman
Baymiller
Philip Hintlego
McGregor Avenue
Auburn
John Twachtman
Mound
Cutter
Ward meetings shape officers as Second Regiment reelects leader
The Second Regiment and Second Brigade elected B. G. Shiner as Colonel with other officers named. Remley will meet ward officers at Headquarters No 16 Betts Street this Thursday evening at 7.15. Street cleaning reports total 16 101 loads from city streets and expenses for August are listed. Exposition crowds affect attendance at Rip Van Winkle at Woods and Rice's Minstrels. Robert McWade to star at Pike's Opera House next week with a strong dramatic company.
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Oberkline
Aeatie
J. A. Remley
Thes
Ambrosé
Coli Phit
Kieborth
Kieborth, Maj.i Dr. Armstrong, Surgeon; W. E. Fay, Adj’t. Burr Blatt
Q. M
Aha Ogatar
B. G. Shiner
Remley Desis
Betts Street
Board of Improvements
Greet-cléaning
Ia Ae
Rip van Winkle
Woods
Johnny Allen
Miss Harrison
Little Mac
Rice
Robert McWade
Pike’s Opera House
River News Weather Clouds Rain and River Decline
The river is falling with four percent feet of water in the channel. Pitts shows scant two feet, Skete vessels continue to arrive and depart punctually. The United States Marshal at Parkersburg seizes the Ma Roberta. Commander Tr win takes charge. A dredge boat at Sail Creek was struck by lightning killing John Brown and injuring others. Shreveport reports ninety two bales on hand and shipments of 84 579 bales.
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Pitts
Skete
Pac
Ma Roberts
United States
Parkersb
Y Ce
Trwin
Marshal
Ian Growned
St. Louis
Chattanooga
Sail Creek
Tennessee
John Brown
Shreveport
Schurz at Suburban Democratic and Liberal Barbecue
Mr Schurz spoke at the suburban Democratic and Liberal barbecue. A torch light procession formed at the Courthouse and marched to James E. Gabell's residence where Schurz was serenaded. Murdoch’s readings drew cheers and a Grant and Wilson club meeting also drew a large crowd.
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Schurz
James E. Ae Bell
Murdoch
Peak Ae
Grant An
Local Civic Actions Progress Across Frankfort and County
The street improvement on Scott street proceeds with Judge Perrin acting as president in Mayor Frankfort’s absence. Greeley and Brown Club convenes at Arbeiter Hall to finalize its organization. County farmers report tobacco cutting underway with good yield prospects. City Council holds semi monthly session at 4 PM. Courthouse improvements advance with contractor Smith promising completion by November. Chancery Court convenes on the 25th. docket remains large.
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Scott Street
Perrin
Prn Ee
Frankfort
Greeley and Brown Club
Arbeiter
Smith
Chancery Court
Travel on Newport and Chaipinwar Bridge Steadily
Reported travel across the Newport and Chaipinwar bridge remains steady as Col A D Smalley returns from a summer on the shores of Bay. Rumor says Newport Ferry plans to move lands on the Cincinnati side to Broadway. The city chief and police discuss stopping a local siding issue amid a child’s facial injury from an epidemic.
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A.D. Smalley
Under Bay
Rewport
Cincinnati
Broadway
McGraw
Daily Market Review from the Evening Star Office
Market discussion shows mixed activity across commodities. Grain, meat, and produce trends are mostly steady with some dullness, while staples like lard bacon and sugars see firmer or steady quotes. petroleum and poultry hold steady demand. Prices listed for corn, rye, beef, pork, oats, timothy, clover, and potatoes.
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Thursdat
Macro
Babley
Kentucky
Mola
Sis
Strada
New Orleans
Timothy
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Henry Twitonell
Optician
Bacon’s
N. W- Sixth
Ee Cankevan Pon Farivar, Jr
Carl Sehurg
Hamilton
Hatch
the St. James
Plum and
Pearl Streets
Newton
Hamilton County
Thompson
Thos. Z. Bond
Dick Crary
Senator Trumbull
Carter
Total
River News
Ocovangton
Theewport
Chaipinwar
Rye
Daily Market Review
Office OF the Evening Star
Kennedy
Shayne
The
de Ing Sey
Monerane & Curry's
West Fourth St
F. E. Suire & CO
Colton
Fahnesjock
Fahnestock
Fourth St
Q. Colton
Beck
J. C. Beck
John At
Mons
Water Street
Fofeteert Aerte Vest
W. Atreet
Walnut Street
Ak Alléry
Pifthraktyam Westae
Wien
Esa Caert
Civatanat
Republican
Camp Washington
Lox
L. Hayden
Thos. L. Young
Meeting
Jefferson School House
Indian ‘Mill
J. B. Foraker
John A. Trimble
Camp Dennison
Hon
B. Eggleston
C. P. Taft
A.J. Tullis
Esq
Columbia Town Hall
Benj. Eggleston
Chas. P. Taft
Riverside School House
Col
C. W. Moulton
Geo
B. Wright
Harrison, O
Joe. E. Stevenson
Richard Smith
Republican Meeting
Old 17Th Ward
Ben Eggleston
Alfred Burnett
Cnet
West Fifth Street
Sylvester, Hand & Co
Grec
Rand
Dora
Ohio
Newport
Por
TEL
Walker Mill Road
Wade Street Market
Tino Nena
R. B
Hayes
Wood's Theater
Jaipr x
Alice Harrison
uPae
Rep van Winkle
Foerth and
Walnut Streets
Rice’s Minstrels
Pike’s Opéra House
Co. R
Shahfe
Mamager
Sno
Rip van Winele
Church
West Fourth Street
West Seventh Street
Office
Artsic
MT. Auburn
Dea
ST. Nicholas B. Roth & Sons
Cor. Fourth and Rave Sts
Lockwood, Nichols & Tice
West Third Street
Burnet, House
Gaiter
J. Schroeder & CO
Seim
PIRE
Jas
Indianapo
Shia
Otsa
Ain Street
Louisville
Gaff, Gray & Gordon
Second Street
Wilson
Bro's
M. Maslin
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