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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1872
Page
2
Cuantes Arromer holds authorization as the agent of Braxton Stan at Dayton. Subscriptions left with him will receive prompt attention and service.
A vivid tour through the Exposition halls recounts the Horticultural and Central Halls, noting airy displays, wax works, and elegant cabinet joinery. It praises a Turkish scene misnaming turbans, lauds a Willow-spread tomb wax piece, a thirteen year old wax harp, and fine oak book-cases, then surveys practical wares in Central Hall from tin to brass and caddies to chamber sets.
The writer wanders a grand hall admiring wedding prospects, elaborate weapons, table blades, hats, furs, and glass displays. Luxurious items from Hudson Bay Sable to Venetian glass dazzle, with clocks, pens, and silver trimmings by Janport & Mayer. A closing note hints at returning tomorrow.
The Commercial reviews Mr Plimpton's interviews on spiritual manifestations and disembodied voices with caution. It notes similar tricks in Spiritualism and magic, questions the reliability of the medium Nolan, and laments the paper's risk in pursuing sensational heavenly correspondence.
A German named Frenzel suffered serious injuries after being thrown from his wagon when it collided with a street car near Central avenue and Liberty street last Saturday. Details cover a tiger spectacle atop Russell & Morgan’s Race street building, a city council call for a special session, a near fall at Fine Art Hall skylight, a small fire in Pendleton car stables, new voting places, a life insurance suit, Keck Johnson Park controversy, and a violent clash involving the East End Colored Club with property damage and calls for more police at political events.
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