Cincinnati Wholesale Directory of Shops and Manufacturers
A dense listing of Cincinnati businesses across Walnut, Sixth, Main and adjacent streets. Includes manufacturers, merchants, and service providers such as fire goods, bird cages, furniture, insurance agents, dining rooms, fruit dealers, musical instruments, clothing, stoves, plumbing, paper and printing, sewing machines, and more. Key names include Nelson's Business College, J. Burnett, W. 3d St., and Royal Insurance agents.
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DUN Roberts
St. Grover
Miller & Sons
SIGAR
Prank Schwarb
St. Peter Ibold
Central Av
St. T
J. P. Love
Andreew H. Reuss
N. W
B. Moray
E. Cor
George
Grorax W. Hitter
Central Avenue
Cental
Srpeencer & Moore
D. D
Pike's
Grand Central
Vine St
Leverone & Co
Main St
C. Cras
W. Mackelfresh
Eoernroth Brothers
Grorr & Draxr
J. C. Buerkl
St. Einsurance
Fire and Marine
ROYAL
Liverpool
Imperial
London
Phenix
New York
Philadelphia
Billard
Barners
America
Law's
St. Union
W. M. Richardson
Pres
St. Een
Ovybraker & Law
St. Manhattan
Greman
Er'e
Merchants Mutual
N. J
Exchange
Boston
Mass
Enterprise
J. W. Hartwell
Insurance
LIFE
Union Murrat
W. Johnson
National OF
U.S. G
F.w.helmick
Adam
A. & Aloe & Co
Gyster
Jonny. E. Jay
Palley & Derre
Surra & Rolson
C. W. Hawkmann
Proples
I. Slatter
Robert Clakke & Co
Frank F. Dean
C. Burts & Meara
Joan Ginson & Co
Tth & Main
Tomas Ginson & Co
William Powell & ‘C
Joan Gibson & Co
M'Ger
THE
Howe Machine CO
WED
S. M.co
J. Skardon
M’ger
BE. L. Harper & Co
Agts
Dans
M. Co
E. A. Weeks
M’ Ger
Kneisly &S Reynolds
Wilcox & Gisss
Florence
McConnell
B. G. Nings & Son
St. Prav & GostxeTter
Ith
Meeais
Agsams & Kritt
Front & Cent’al
A. J. Clark
TIN & Sheet Iron Works
Bensautn Dawson
A. Vouz
M. A. McGuire
D. Fuynt
Holl, Keen & Co
Walnut Street
Gunar Atlantic & Pacific Thacoa
Wexen's Tra Co
Sycamore
Manupfact
NG LO
EN Ware
Manufac
BowArd L. Parts
Bean & Co
J. Ferguson & CO
E. Bik
B. H. Kisk
Postponement of the Grand Imperial Conference
Telegraph dispatch reports postponement of the Grand Imperial Conference. Also notes important news from Constantinople, no demand for recall of General Sickles, alarming spread of disease in cattle, rising crime in Chicago, Gen Cowen traveling with Indian delegation to Washington, and updates from the Indian Country amid Maine election results.
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Gen. Sickles
Conference of three emperors postponed at Ischl
Berlin September 10 The Grand Conference involving the Russian Austrian and German Emperors scheduled for Ischl has been postponed and will likely be held toward the end of the current week.
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Berlin
Ischl
Spain Reports No Recall of General Sickles And Rail Disaster
Madrid September 10 officials deny the government demanded the recall of American Minister General Sickles and describe relations as friendly. An express train from Barcelona to Valencia was wrecked by a landslide after speeding, killing many and injuring others. exact death toll unclear.
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Mandrid
General Sickles
Barcelona
Valencia
Rinderpest Spreads Alarm in Northeast England
London dispatch reports rinderpest advancing rapidly through northeast counties with Yorkshire hardest hit. The disease shows extraordinary violence causing fear of a repeat outbreak resembling the cattle plague that devastated sheds years ago.
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London
England
Yorkshire
Ex Grand Vizier Mahammed Pacha convicted in Constantinople
Turkeys capital reports Mahammed Pacha former Grand Vizier found guilty of malversation and official corruption. He is banished, estates confiscated, with losses exceeding one hundred thousand pounds sterling. Successor Midhal Pacha gains Sultan's confidence and introduces reforms to curb abuses.
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Constantinople
Mahammed Pacha
Midhal Pacha
Wisconsin tragedy ends in Monterey mill race discovery
The body of Mrs. Edward Ellis, who vanished last Friday while temporarily insane, was found in the Monterey mill race near Janesville. Separately, Mineral Point reports the Southwestern Wisconsin Industrial Fair closing with higher attendance despite early bad weather. About six thousand watched a free-for-all mile race won by Canada with times around 1:53 to 1:55. owner John J. Ross challenges any State horse for purses up to five thousand dollars.
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Edward Ellis
Monterey
Mineral Point
Canada
Williamsport
Souvenir
John J. Ross
Maine landslide boosts Republican gains and Perham win
Latest Maine dispatches show Republicans carrying all five congressional districts and a broad statewide margin for Perham. In Kennebec Blaine wins a county majority as Liberals struggle. tribunes and World debate implications for national votes and Greeley’s chances. Forrester, alleged Nathan murderer, arrives from Washington. no solid proof of involvement yet.
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New Yon
Maine
Perham
Burleigh
Frye
Blaine
Hersey
Hale
Kennebec County
The
Herald
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Grant
Ohio
Indiana
Pennsylvania
the Tribune
Connecticut
California
Alabama
Missouri
Greeley
Times
Forrester
Nathan
Washington
Joliet, Il
Cotton crop outlook for 1871 72 from Charleston Courier
Washington dispatch cites Charleston Courier projections for the 1871 72 cotton year. It estimates 3,025,000 bales in 1871 72, with 13 percent area growth and 5 percent better conditions adding about 151,650 bales, yielding a probable total near 3,429,900 bales. If 3,600,000 bales are produced, prices may depress under ample receipts, but fair prices expected later. The piece notes world peace and prosperity could raise U S demand to 3,500,000 bales, while incoming crop forecasts range 8,400,000 to 3,600,000.
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Washington
The
Charleston Courier
Sioux City News Involves Esperanza Trip and Yellowstone Skirmish
The steamship Esperanza carrying General Cowan and an Indian delegation including nineteen Teton Sioux and fourteen Uncapapas arrived at IOWA port. Leaders named Iron Horse and Walking Antelope accompany the group. They will leave for Washington by noon via the Chicago and Northwestern line. Reports detail Major Baker's August 14 fight in the Yellowstone valley with casualties estimated at forty to fifty on Baker's side, plus Indian losses and stock recovered.
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General Cowan
Fort Peck
Montana
Washington
Chicago & Northwestern
Major Baker
Yellowstone Valley
Cheyenne Agency
Baker
Blaine Predicts sweeping GOP victory in Maine returns
Mar. Arcueta reports the Senate likely Republican with House 121 to 30. Blaine telegraphs Governor Perham’s statewide win by over 15,000 and says all congressional districts and counties are carried. Kennebec county towns vote for Perham and Blaine, a first-time sweep.
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Arcueta
Senate
House
Congress
Blaine
Hale
Burleigh
Perbam
Perham
House of Representatives
Jas. G. Blaine
Kennebec
Mass meeting urged over crime and delays in punishment
ChicaGo notes ten murderers in jail with several deemed clearly guilty yet fearing due to the shyster system that many may escape justice. A movement calls for a mass meeting of citizens to express public alarm at crime and the delays of law in punishing the guilty.
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ChicaGo
Weather report outlines wind and rain across regions
Weather bulletin from Washington at 7 30 PM forecasts southeasterly to southwesterly winds, cloudy skies, and rain for New England and the Middle Atlantic tonight. Lighter winds shift through Tuesday with clearing in the South Atlantic, rain areas from Florida to Louisiana, and generally clear conditions toward the Ohio Valley and Great Lakes. reports from Upper Michigan to Dakota are still missing.
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Washington
New England
South Atlantic States
Florida
Louisiana
Ohio Valley
Lake Erie
Upper Lakes
Upper Michigan
Dakota
Office-Holding as an Industry Explored by Census
The Philadelphia Inquirer discusses the census table on occupations noting seventy thousand one hundred eight office-holders in national, state, and municipal roles plus Army and Navy officers. It compares office-holders to workers in trades, highlighting a high share of professionals among holders and the competition, with a critique on missing data about office-seekers.
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United States
the Inquirer
Army and Navy
Philadelphia Inquirer
Fruits Thrive Where They Grow and Can Be Preserved
A Science of Health note argues fruits taste best where they are grown and should be eaten there. It notes oranges bananas and pineapples suffer from heat when shipped north from Richmond and cannered fruit could preserve freshness. It claims Boston area pears and New England apples keep longer and flavor differs by region.
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Richmond
America
Boston
California
New England
New York
South
Rhode Island
Science of
Turbulent News From Arkansas to Berlin Reported
Reports from Pope county Arkansas describe a failed arrest and a fatal shooting of County Clerk Hic kox as a Sheriff’s posse faced gunfire and a fatal wounding. In Russellville a paper office burned as General Upham moved to Dover. Yellowstone Valley fighting, Sitting Bull’s parley, and large hostile bands feared. Fire at Springfield Fair Hall. Memphis temple masonry begins. Memphis Metis inquiry details and shipwrecks, Masonic plans, and Missouri Pacific rail collision casualties. Ex-President Johnson set to speak in Memphis. cyclone at Smyrna. Kansas Fair opens with record entries. International bankers and Spanish Cortes deficits noted. Swiss arbitrators conclude hearings. Berlin beer riots rattle the city.
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Pope County
Ark
Varcene
Jams
Harry Paynter
Dover
Hickox
Williams
Russellville
Tribune
Upham
Sioux City
Ae Baker
Yellowstone Valley
Cheyenne
Baker
Fort Ellis
Stanley
Fort Rice
Sitting Bull
Missouri River
Platte Valley
Fair Ground
Springfield
Dayton
Louis Huble
American Iron Works
Pittsburg
Masonic Temple
Memphis
Indiana items and notable events from Indianapolis to Columbus
The Democracy calls for a State Convention to meet next Thursday in Indiana. A boy named Jones was killed when crushed between freight cars in Indianapolis. Gen Logan and Gov Baker spoke to Republicans in Evansville. Ohio Gov Noyes addressed Mt Vernon Republicans with Baker and Logan also speaking. Carbon Coal Company building and hoisting machinery destroyed by fire near Carbon, Clay County, with 2500 dollars insured by Connecticut Fire. While waiting at Muncie depot, Harry Bussey slept and was robbed of a gold watch and chain worth over 100 dollars. Prof Cox analyzes coal notes Sullivan county gas yield comparable to Youghiogheny coal, coke advantage 2.50 percent for Youghiogheny. Spencer county fair opens October 1 at Rockport Fair Grounds for five days. The People mentions a child found drunk, prompting calls for legal action against liquor sellers. Corner-stone ceremony for High Street Congregational Church in Columbus, Ohio, with Rev A H Ross and Max Drach assisting and remarks by L L ee.
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Straight Democracy
A Jones
Indianapolis
City School Board Proceedings Mention Calendar Reforms
The article records [incomplete OCR] motions and elections in the City Council and school board. It notes assignments of teachers in Ninth, Eleventh, Twentieth, Second, Fourth, and First districts, resignations, and a committee report on school levy rates. It also mentions requests to authorize an extra fee for school purposes and supervision arrangements for the Fifteenth District schoolhouse.
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Knell
Mies Helen Reiner R
Tom
Mise
Mary Gorman
Fettweis
Mary Ae
Laura Fin
Josephington
Witttorney
Common Council
Board of Education
Wehmer
Annie M. Howard
J. F. Wisnewski
Drunken rowdies disturb West Covington residence
Marshal Kern is asked to address a group of intoxicated rowdies gathered in front of Mr. Pracy, Esq. home. Their loud nighttime disturbance is described as making the night hideous. The notice is dated September 9, 1872 in West Covington.
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West Covington
Bortors
Marshal Kern
Mr. Pracy
Newport Crime and Tragedy Report Highlights
H Spiner fined five dollars and costs for Sunday liquor selling. The Licking river runs unusually low. George Smith and William Radcliffe were arrested for a row on York street after visiting the Mayor seeking jail. Esquire Buchanan opened an inquest on Thoscat, an old stone mason who died crossing the Newport ferry. verdict: death from apoplexy. John Sprunk of Dayton charged with assaulting his wife with a scythe blade. Mrs Sprunk wounded on the arm.
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Licking River
Geo. Smith
Wm. Radcliffe
Plso
Rabious Row
York Street
Esquire
C. P. Buchanan
Thoscat
Newport Ferry
Hamilton
Ohio
Jno. Sprunk
Dayton
Kilburn boy injured by stone. man dies next day
Report notes that Chas C Kilburn was struck by a stone thrown by a boy between Main and I street, suffering 80 severe injuries and dying yesterday morning. Other items mention a nine year old son of Eddie G Kilburn, court adjournments, a cart accident injuring a child, tobacco packaging rules, Greeley and Brown Club formation, speeches by Stevenson Hunt and Berry, and a colored education meeting at Madison Street Methodist Church seeking city school support.
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Chas. C. Kilburn
Main
Samuel Adams
Eddie G. Kilburn
Greeley and Brown Club
Oddfellows’ Hall
John W. Stevenson
Samuel F. Hunt
Albert 8. Berry
Methodist Church
Madison Street
Richmond Industrial Fair Opens Amid Rail Road Discontent
Richmond Maryland reports the Industrial fair opens with large displays across departments but a modest crowd on day one. Excursion trains were not run due to a railroad decision, sparking public indignation and tempers rising as heat gives way to a cooling rain.
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Gen. Cowen
Prussia
Spain
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Turkeby
Wisconsin
Janesville, Wis
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Burton
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Windward
Leeward
Fayette County
Lexington
Keene Richards
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Johnson
J. W. Forney
Curtin
Charles E. Lowe
John Stall
Akron
Johnson, Maynard
Cheatham
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Grand Council
Nashville
Maxwell House
Smyrna
Nashville & Chattanooga
Kansas Agricultural and Mechanical Association
Leavenworth
Saint Att Ree
Kava Bt. Clair
Bertrand
Karl
Leo David
Tonnassiere
Marx
Speyer
Bourcicault
Maprip
Cortes
Barcelona & Valencia
Tarragona
Tortona Baland Slin
Andra
Tomee
Pakis
Mt. Denis
Geneva
Board of Arbitration
Berne
Interlachen
Federal Council of Switzerland
Canterets
Gemeva
Waite
Gen. Logan
Gov. Baker
Evansville
Mt. Vernon
Noyes
Inois
Carbon Coal Company
Carbon
Clay County
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
Muncie
Harry Bussey
Cox
Sullivan County
Youghiogheny
Spencer County
Rockport
Pleasant Run
High Street Congregational Church
Columbus
A. H. Ross
Max Drach
L. Lee
Newport
H. Spiner
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Moreing
Court of Appeals
Frankfort
Henry Benter
Richmond, MD
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