Epileptic Fit, Drowning, Robbery, and Fire Engine News
A mixed local update reports an epileptic rescue near Fifth and Race, a purse theft at a Democratic procession, a suicide by a Wowler, injuries from a streetcar collision, probate actions for Hertel and Miller, arrival of a grand fire engine in Louisville, and a schedule of festivities at the Exposition with a party of distinguished visitors. The piece notes the coroner verdict on the drowning, the ball attendees on Sycamore Street, and planned fireworks at Elm and Twelfth with a concert in Eden Park.
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Race
Vine
Vera Thirteenth
Walnut Streets
W. H. Meiler
Centennial Commission
James Birney
Michigan
Wm. P. Blake
Connecticut
Wm. Hi. Parsons
Texas
John L. Shoemaker
Philadelphia
O. Cleveland
New Jersey
R. H. Lamborn
Wyoming
Olésk
Council Ap
Eden Park
Cliftes
Avondale
Spring Grove
Nuremburg
Bellen
Strauss
Nesvadra
Kiesler
The Court Street Meeting in Liberal Republican Rally
The Court Street Market space hosted a Liberal Republican and Democratic rally with a large procession and multiple speakers including Cari churs and German orator, Follett Rethis Gen Banning J M Jordan and F Hunt. Crowds filled the central stand as thunders of applause greeted speeches and a late night brawl occurred near Watson's shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Cari@churs
Benster
Follett
Rethis
Gen. Banning
J. M. Jordan
Hen. F. Hunt
Lincoln Park
Jen McArdle
Watson's Shop
Stax
Park Commissioners debate Deercreek report in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Park Commissioners held a special meeting to hear the Deercreek Committee report. The session featured exchanges over the committee’s report, with votes on delaying action and adjournment, followed by the committee’s written recommendation to lease Deercreek valley properties at six percent interest for park use.
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Park Commissioners
Deercreek Committee
E. Pendleton
Messrs
Carson
Stoms
Handy
Wilstaeh
Hisas
Lincoln
Kletter
Messie
Mesers
Elias
Harrison
Klotter
Wilstach
Messrs. Handy and
Stems
Cincinnati
Board of Park Commissioners
Court Street
Montery
Gilbert Avenue
Wilson & Megiosson F
Johnson & Swift
City of
Joseph Rawson
John Kirby
Narcisca W. Neff
la W
Truman DB. Handy
William Stoms
Cincinnati Council Considers McCaffery Case Report
The Cincinnati Board of Common Council met with a quorum to hear the McCaffery Investigation Committee report accusing A J McCaffery of offering railroad favors for vote influence. Proceedings debated jurisdiction and adjourned after a lengthy session and a 83 to 3 chair ruling.
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Board of Common Council
McCaffery
Keck
Hipp
A.J. Sncilman
Lintinnati
A.J. McCar Jon
G. eCaffery
Twenty-First
Cincinnati
Sa City
M. C. Shoemaker
Dayton Short-life Railroad Company
A.J. McCaffery
Wilders
Common Council
Sale City
W. C. Hipp
A. Remley
W. L. DeBeeken
A. J. McCaffery
Twenty-first Ward
Spokane
A. J. Be
Beard
Eemaee
Ab & Con
P.M
Colonel Woolley
Mr. Fitzgerald
Board of
Councilmen
Mipp
Thas
Jack Bunsby
Fitzgerald
Woo
Paseeds
Clev es Presbytery Opens with Pentecost Sermon
The Cincinnati Presbytery began its sittings last evening with a sermon from the Moderator on Peter's Pentecost sermon. He urged active ministry by both clergy and laity and noted the installation of Rev. Garri was planned for the morning. The death of Thomas Cassady's youngest child from this place was reported, adding to the community's mourning.
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Cincinnati
Health Board Acts to Ban Texas Cattle From City
At a Board of Health meeting inspectors warned of a cattle fever linked to a parasite. The disease appeared in Mt Airy dairies with dozens of Texas and Cherokee cattle found infested. A 24 hour deadline was issued to remove all Texas cattle from the area by rail or boat.
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Board of Health
Yestern
Mt. Airy
W. Tallant
J. W. West & Co
Tallant
Clarkson Street
Blackburn &Co
Evans, Shoenberger & Co
Brighton
Fort, Saddler & Co
William Busch
Mohawk Bridge
Lake Friday
Geo. Weitzel
Texas
Messrs
Baum
James
Texas Cattle
Snyder
Huyving
Charles Daniels
Court Report from Common Pleas Arraignments and Trials
Arraignments were held before Judge Avery with not guilty pleas from Louis Rivard Jenny Scott Chas ee Wm Hennessey and Thos Bond. The case of Thomas L Bond charged with attempting to kill Rev J J Thompson was postponed to November. The State v Frank Gubrandt for stealing a mare harness and buggy from David Hicks progressed. Wills and executrices were admitted and appointed for Michael Costelli Abraham Knicely estate values stated.
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Common Pleas
Avery
Louis Rivard
Jenny Scott
Chas
Ee Wm. Hennessey
Thos. Bond
Thomas L. Bond
J. J. Thompson
Blinn
Hoadly
French
Elion
State of Ohio
Frank Gubrandt
David Hicks
Cummineville
Hicks
Amusements At Pike S Opera House And Nearby Acts
A fine audience filled the lower portion of Pike s opera house last night as Mr McWade gave a strong impersonation rivaling Jefferson in winter scenes The Black Crook plays well at Wood s Theater with Nellie M Henry praised for Carline Rice s Minstrels at Melodeon Hall feature Bideaux Tyrrell Gardner trio of singers and Billy Manning comic The old favorite Cool White entertains nightly as interlocutor and Mr E M Hall leads banjo The National Theater opens with Vaudeville under Mr E M Davies with ventriloquism next week.
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McWade
Pike’s Opera House
Mr. McWade
Jefferson
eWade
Black Crook
Wood’s
Nellie M’ Henry
Carline
Rice
Melodeon Hall
America
Bideaux
Tyrrell
Gardner
Billy Manning
Chas Fostelle
Cool White
Walker
National Theater
E. M. Davies
Davies
Market prices report from the Evening Star 1972
The notice lists dozens of commodities with current prices and demand in late 1972. Butter, cheese, eggs, flour, rye, corn, barley, oats, tea, fruit, molasses, oils, lard, pork, bacon, sugar cured hams, and vegetables are quoted with various grades and delivery terms. Also noted are supply levels, receipts, and market firmness across staples, including poultry and dairy products.
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Office OF the Evening Star
Aera
Western Reserve
Ioc
Mona Ci
Ohio River
Ward
Pee
Rio
Laguayra
Uimes Eee
Everest Wss
Wise
BakLey
Timothy
Kentucky
New Orleans
Ails—Linsees
Timuhy
Liverpool
Larks’ Island
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the Evening Star
Wedarssay
Twitchell
Optician
Bacon's
Anaes
Walnut
EU Issa
Berevitles
Bing Vandergrift
J. C. & L. Rsilread
Dan Wolfe
Bowlders
Dan
Sycamore Streets
Goring Hall
Fourth Street
Third Streets
Mary Kelly
Jessie Hertel
Michael Hertel
A D. Balock
Henry J. Miller
Amott
Louisville
John A. Krack
Aia
Falls City
Cleves
Thos
Cassady
Court Report
Probate Court
Robert Crossette
Alex
Cluxton
de Benis Non
Michael Costelli
Mary Ann Knicely
Abraham Knicely
Baily Mabrast
Sep
Kennedy
Shayne
Wood
C. Berler & Curry’s
West Fourth St
F. E. Sulre & CO
All Druggiste
Bege
J. C. Beck
John St
Sd&w
Colton
Fahnestock
Fourth St
G. Q. Colton
LEGAL
Sliuto Common Pleas
Lucian Burges
Frank Usties
Eveline B. Rehbock
Bert L. Rehbock
Joel Butties
Sallie J. Buttles
Harrison Buttles
Richard M. Disney
Court of Common Pleas
Scioto County
Ohio
Portemouth
Sixth Street
WM. Disney
James C. Kerr
R. Woods
M. D
James H. Laws & CO
West Second
Pear Street
James PF. McNamara
G. B. Wood
F&s
West Fifth St
Lockwood, Nichols & Tice
West Third Street
Burnet House
ST. Nicholas
Neo
Fifth St
Walnm
Ss. Betts
H. P. Diehl
West Fifth Street
Sylvester, Hand & Co
J.schroeder & CO
Main St
Glenn & Sons
Vine Street
F. Andress & CO
West Fourth Street
W. A. Patterson
W. Fourth St
Marquette
Upper Mississippi
AYS & Frey
West Istreet
Thal
J. Frey
Aes
Nikesessartnership
Otick
Frey
Hays
Warthd
New York
Weat
At- Shore
Elm
Welson's College
Bee W. Tes
West Fifth
Ee Ie
Sage
Central Are
Wieseene Iy
New York Gallery
Bush Ce
Central Avenue
Central Ave
Otlee
W. R
Dixon
R. Macready & CO
R. R
Mercergalus
Mendenhall
Cod
Walker Mill Road
RSALE
Grovuers
West Mills
James K. Harin
Sycamore Street
Lachor
East Mulberry St
Sel
Mound
Smith
Seston
East Sixth
Women’s Tea Co
Caroline Wunder
M&w
Journeymen Marble Cutters’ Society
Tomorro
Vincent, Hall, Cor
Eighth and Central Avenas
Ee. Saas Street
Monton West
Walnut Hills
Iven NG
Hon
Warner M. Bateman
WM. H. Parham
Eng
Capt
J. B. Foraker
Col
L. H. Bone
Ben J. Eggleston
Jacob Wolf
Ward Grant
SON Club
Regins
Hall Southwest Corner
Victor Burnham
Pres’t. Republican
R. B. Hayes
WM. Johnston
Peter BH
Clark
Alfre Burnett
Indiana
Hancock Democrat
Greenfield
RGF
William Mitchell
Ee Evening Star
Eplander
Chas. M. Bates
York
Young Ladiigs
Seeteinen
Gorella
Hay Ay
Austin and
Hess
Roller
Pilke
Robert McWade
Rip van Winkle
Rich
Lion
E. M. Mall
Festelle
E.D. Davis
Beethoven Piano School
Seventh Street
Termarten
Ofies
Music Tores
Tal
Fifth Street Garden
Fifth Street
Thal Avenue
John Streets
Wahle & Woltermann
L. F. Wehrmann
Bet
Main and Walput
Jones St
Decker Bros
Chickering Grand
Onare
M bhAtt
New York Mills
Masonville Muslin
Lonsdale
Wamsutta
Masonville
A. J. Clarkh
BRO S
Ike’s Opera House
Cmee
Sapolis
Louisvile
Cleveland
Gamdea
Superv
the Treasury
United States
Lithgow Fire EX Co
Main Street
Wille
Gaff, Gray & Gordon
Second Street
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