Cincinnati Business Directory Snapshot Adverts
Directory listing of Cincinnati businesses across varied trades. Attorneys at law Tenney and others, merchants, manufacturers, and service providers appear with addresses on Main Turst, Fourth Street, Vine and Walnut. Includes insurance, dental, dining rooms, and daily markets among many entries.
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Attorneys
Tenney
N.e. Cor
Main
Havoven
Third Street
A. B. Closson
Waaraf
Ens & Co
Ann & Co
Walnut
B.M. Davie
Race
J. W. Lawon
Porter
Bi. B. Eckermany
St. Brass Founders
Powerit & Co
St. Troe
Gras 1K & Co
Vine Te
Bromwitt Manufacer'sa Co
H. Beiner & Co
Walnut St
Brouwel
Manufacct'ng
Nelson's Business College
Col
4Th& Vine Commission
J. McGinn & Co
Sixth Street
Barron & Co
Front Street
Manning & Longley
J. G. Barkensaon &O
B. Hayman
Sarriage
Jonn Reserts
St. Grorce
Miller & Sons
Frank Somwarr
St. Peter Trold
Central Av
ORSET
J. P. Love
H. Reiss
T. B. Morax
George
Groner W. Ritter
Central Avenue
Serncer & Moorse
O. D. Depot
Pike's
Grand Central
Fruit & Vegetable
J. G. Arerr Bensaca & Co
J. Wes
Reaves
W. Cor
Bens. J. Ricking
N. Ec
Hi. Clostermax & Co
Joan Holland
Ino
Leverove & Co
Main St
W. Mackelfresh
Boxenroth Bremens
America
Law’s
St. Awrox
W. M. Richardson
Liverpool
London
Zeman American
New York
OveRaken & Law
Manhattan
GreMay
Eve
Meerchants MurTvat
N. J
Exenanez
Boston
Mass
National
Pacific Musual
Joan Kennett
Ins
No. W. Neff & Co
St. Woimati
J. Burnett
G. M. Riggin
Travelers’ Accident
W. D. Mansfield
Ag’t
Vine
Szcunby
Blurreerick & Co
Bacar Patreens
C. H. Fox
Mathematical Instruments
T. F. Randolph
Imperial Conference Signals Peace and Royal Visit Plans
Telegraph dispatch notes the Imperial Conference signaling peace. Czarowich and the Prince of Wales will visit Paris. Duke de Montpensier suspected of treason. Death reported of Austria's Commander-in-Chief. Latest presidential appointments announced.
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Duke de Montpensier
Death of Austrian Army Chief Prince Albricht
From Vienna comes word that Prince Albricht commander in chief of the Austrian army has died at age fifty five. In Lisbon a British steamship Bertha was wrecked off the Portuguese coast with total loss reported and many lives feared missing. details awaited.
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London
Vienna
Prince Albricht
LisBon
Bertha
Spain in turmoil as ex-president ill and plot alleged
In Mapeio on Sept 12 Senor Ruiz Lorilla former Council president lies critically ill. The government orders the arrest and imprisonment of Senor Solis private secretary to the Duke de Montpensier. Government claims Montpensierist plot against state in Don Alfonse interests.
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Mapeio
Senor Ruiz Lorilla
Senor Solis
Duke de Montpensier
Acquittal of Jesuit Father Dufer in Brest court
Paris dispatch reports Brest high court acquittal of Jesuit Father Dufer on a serious charge. Authorities fear disturbances and mobilize to meet possible unrest. Royal visitors, the Czarowitch of Russia and the Prince of Wales, are due in early October. Berlin Imperial Conference results are viewed as satisfactory by France.
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Paris
Brest
Father Dufer
Czarowitch
Russia
Prince of Wales
Berlin
France
Great European Emperors Confer in Berlin for Peace
Berlin reports a three‑monarch meeting among the Austrian, Russian and German rulers with premiers present. The talks produced no documents or pledges, focusing on France, the Vatican, Eastern questions and European peace. Prince Bismarck assured civic leaders of no aggressive aims, just peace. Munich reports Prince Schilliengfust named for Bavarian ministry president.
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Berlin
Europe
France
Vatican
Bismarck
Russia
Prussia
Austria
Munich
Prince Schilliengfust
Baltimore Democratic State Convention Adopts Electoral Ticket
The Democratic State Convention met and organized before adopting a presidential electoral ticket and adjourning sine die. Liberal Republicans nominated Montgomery Blair and two others as electors, but only one place was allotted to them, given to ex-Governor Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Montgomery Blair
Bradford
Erie and New York Boston Montreal Railroads Tie Profit
The Erie board ratified a fifty year contract with the New York Boston and Montreal railroad to divide profits pro rata by mileage, linking to the East and boosting traffic. Completion funds for the NYBM line may come from a new city financial institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
William Street
New York, Boston & Montreal Railroad
Erie Road
Friends of the
New York, Boston & Montreal
Erie Board of Directors
Pauline Lucca
Europe
East Fourteenth Street
Liederkrantz Society
Forrester
Nathan
Leonard
Justice Dowling
Tombs
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Steamship America
Yokohama
Astor House
United Action
Presidential Appointments Reported From Washington
The President announced yesterday appointments including Phillip Figuel niesy as United States Consul at Hesse Darmstadt and Wm. E. Dubois as Surveyor at Philadelphia. Other posts went to Robert Hensekel Melter Refiner Mint Boise City Idaho David Porter Surveyor of Customs Savannah Simon Metz Postmaster Haya City Kansas and A H Huber Postmaster Westminster Maryland. A Cabinet meeting is planned with Belknap Williams present and Cresswell due later. Austrian consul acknowledgments followed and Treasury balances showed currency five million seven hundred thirty thousand two hundred twelve and coin seventy four million three hundred fifty three thousand including twenty seven million two hundred fifty seven thousand in coin certificates.
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Washington
Phillip Figuelniesy
United States
Hesse Darmstadt
Wm. E. Dubois
Philadelphia
Robert Hensekel
Mint
Boise City
Idaho
David Porter
Savannah
Simon Metz
Haya City
Kan
A. H. Huber
Westminster
Gen. Porter
Long Branch
Belknap
Williams
Cresswell
A.M. Schoen
Mobile
Ala
Rob’t Barth
St. Louis
Jno
Trial Verdict in Barton Murder Case at Onawa
The trial of David Barton at Onawa concluded with a verdict of murder in the second degree for the killing of Miller at Sargeant's Bluffs. Judge Ford sentenced Barton to twelve years in the penitentiary after he claimed self defense. A speech to the court cited Miller firing first. The Liberal Judicial Convention adjourned without nominations to meet on the 11th.
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Siroux City
David Barton
Onawa
Miller
Sargeant’s Bluffs
Woodbury County
Ford
Barton
Counciluiurrs
Iowa
Thirteenth Judicial District
Republican candidate rally in Galena draws crowd
Illinois news brief reports Gen. J. D. Atkins of Freeport addressing Galena residents on straight Republican candidates. In LaSalle, Deputy Sheriff James Martha accidentally shot Mrs. Kane while shooting a chicken. she is in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
D. Atkins
Freeport
L& Salle, Ill
James Martha
Ground breaking for government buildings in Chicago
Chicago reports a formal groundbreaking with old settlers removing debris, promising rapid work and a three year completion. The week saw 286 deaths, hotels planned in South Division, legal decisions on delinquent lands, and upcoming murder sentence for Rafferty. Notables from government and church visits cited along with Sioux mission leaders arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
South Division
N.J. Turry
Col
J. W. Wham
Missouri River
B. R B. Cowan
Cheney
Brown at Academy of Music. meeting postponed by storm
In Indianapolis on Sept 12 a mass meeting planned at Capitol Grounds was canceled by a heavy storm. B Gratz Brown spoke at the Academy of Music to a crowded house, delivering an elaborate, well received speech. Also, the Indianapolis Delhi & Chicago Railroad Company filed articles of association with capital stock of 1.5 million. Two 14 year old boys playing with a loaded musket caused a fatal head wound to one boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Capitol Grounds
B. Gratz Brown
Academy of Music
Indianapolis, Delhi & Chicago Railroad Company
Indianapolis, Delhi & Chicago
Governor Lindseys bid for Alabama and Chattanooga railroad fails
In BosTron on Sept 12 reports say Governor Lindseys effort to sell the Alabama and Chattanooga railroad lacked lawful authority to transfer title. The Central House in Lynn burned yesterday, causing 10000 in damage, with 4000 to furniture. Two female domestics were rescued by firemen. D Jackson Bigelow of the Thompson Bigelow Brown firm died Tuesday.
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Boston
Lindsey
Alabama & Chattanooga
Lynn
D. Jackson Bigelow
Thompson, Bigelow & Brown
Political Nominations Reported for Several Districts
The Democrat and Liberal Republican parties in Mineral Point nominated Allen Warden of Darlington for Congress in the Third District. Fono Du Lac reports Henry Bartz of Manitowoc nominated for Congress by the Fifth District Republican Convention. In Milwaukee an engineer Michaelson, working on Bay View coal docks, was killed when pulled into a belt. In Detroit Frank Esperance died instantly when a heavy pile driver weight fell on him during inspection of a coffer dam.
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Mineral Point
Allen Warden
Darlington
Fono du Lac
Wis
Henry Bartz
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Michael Michaelson
Bay View
Detroit
Micah
Frank Esperance
Riverside
Weather Report From Washington September Evening Outlook
Easterly to southerly clouds bring likely rain across New England on Thursday. Southeast to southwest winds bring rain from the middle to south Atlantic States. Southerly winds veer to westerly with rain from Tennessee to Lake Erie and lower Michigan. Clearing by Thursday afternoon and evening with northerly to westerly winds, clear skies from Kansas northward to Minnesota and western Wisconsin. The forecast extends east over Illinois and Lake Michigan with northerly to westerly winds in the western Gulf States. precipitation eases northward to North Carolina and beyond.
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Washington
New England
Middle
South Atlantic States
Tennessee
Lake Erie
Lower Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Lake Michigan
Gulf States
North Carolina
Pope county troubles spark militia move and alleged treachery
From Little Rock Arkansas the Pope county unrest widens amid militia return and suspicions of governor’s orders. Hogan and Paynter deny surrender while claims of mock trials and executions surface. Williams Hickox and Dodson link blamed killings to a broader conspiracy. Observers say state authorities weaken and Hadley may pull back from harsher action.
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Memium
Little Rock
Arkansas
Pope County
Upham
Hogan
Brown
Paynter
Hickox
Hickox and Dodson
Williams
Hall
Roest
Dodson
Hadley
Pennsylvania Oil Dump Destroyed by Fire
Orry Sept. 12 fires destroyed the oil dump of Sikes and Hays with two tanks partly filled. Loss estimated at about $2,000. Damage attributed to spontaneous ignition or unknown cause, no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orry
Sikes & Hays
Race for St Leger won by Wenlock in foreign news
In Lospon on Sept 11 Wenlock captured the St Leger stakes. Dispatches report various European happenings including royal and diplomatic notes from Berlin and Paris, incidents in Narbonne, wrecks off Portugal, and a major landslide near Fraga.
Connecticut Prohibitionists nominate ticket at Hartford convention
The Prohibitionists of Connecticut met in Hartford on Wednesday and nominated an electoral ticket. They resolved to support Black and Russell as Prohibition candidates for President and Vice President. Resolutions endorsed the National Prohibition platform, opposed the license law, and urged a State Constabulary. A large audience gathered at Keigh Mien Square, Memphis.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Republan
Keigh Mien Square
Memphis
Political shifts and incidents across states and nations
Col Gilmore withdraws as Missouri gubernatorial nominee due to ineligibility and Johnson assumes Liberal on the ticket. Lynn Maine hotel fire endangers inmates. Sioux delegation visits Yankton with chiefs in native dress. Pittsburg Driving Park horse races see Blue Ridge and Jennie win, with fast times. Oil fire at Warren NY affects tanks and a boat rescue. English Eleven vs London Canada Twenty-two cricket ends with 20 to 120. English to play another Dominion side. NY Senate delays adjournment. Wisconsin mill engineer killed. NY delegates to Pittsburg Soldiers’ Convention. Rev Gulliver to Binghampton pastorate. Rail and immigration news, municipal reform, and iron manufacturers’ meeting in New York. Blanton Duncan nominees seek Chas O’Conor for head ticket.
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Col. Gilmore
Missouri
State Central Committee
Chas. P. Johnson
Central
Lynn
Mane
J. W. Wham
A. J. Turney
Sioux Indian Commission
Yankton
Pittsburg
Blue Ridge
John Chambers
Major
Nellie Forth
Donna
Jennie
Gentile Annie
Arthur Boy
Jessie
Gentle Annie
F Oll
Warren & Ringe Resuery
of Oil
Warren Ny’s
Negley’s Run
Pius
London
Canada
Dominion
New York Senate
Michael Michaelson
Baydew
Wisconsin
Col
E. A. Nash
Maj
W. A. Adams
Sherman Williams
New York
J. P. Gulliver
Knox College
Galesburg
First Presbyterian Church
Binghampton
Amboy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Florence
New Jersey
Philadelphia
John Curtis
Charles H. Marshall
Baying
Wm. H. Aspinwall
Smith E. Shaw
Wm. F. Havermeyer
Municipal Reform Association
Horace Greeley
Springfield
Massachusetts
Vermont
St. Johnsbury
National Association of Iron Manufacturers
James Bennett
Blanton Duncan
Chas. O’conor
Ken sane Conference Session to Meet in Lexington
The next annual session of the Ken sane Conference of the M. E. Church will be held in Lexington. Improvements include a sewer on Eighth street costing eight thousand dollars and wharf work above Greenup street resumed. Lee Crane, shot by special policeman George Biggs at Covington Stockyards, survives with good recovery prospects. Mayor's Court docket had one case, John Murphy acquitted of grand larceny. Kentucky Conference appointments for Covington District listed. A Greeley and Brown club formed amid speeches by A H Ward. Spanish silver dollars recovered recently shown by P Beall of Cincinnati Industrial Repository.
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M. E. Church
Lexington
Greenup Street
Lee Crane
George Biggs
Covington
John Murphy
Esquires Duvenick & Tebbs
Eighth Street
Seventh Street
Kentucky Conference
T. N. Ralston
Scott-street
T. J. Dodd
Newport
Cynthiana
R. Hiner
Burlington
B. F. Bristow
J. W. Simmons
Warsaw
T. B. Cook
Indeeee
C. Long
Verona
Ines
Liamstown
P. J. C. Snellman
Falmouth
Robbins
Mt. Pleasant
W. C. Cummins
Alexandria
D. W. Robertson
Foster
W.B. Godley
Greeley and Brown Club
Ene
A. H. Ward
P. Beall
Bete
Cincianadi Industrial Reposiven
Presbyterians Discuss Education and Church Unions
Minutes record committees reporting on finances and missions, including education for young men, church consolidations, and plans for Sabbath Associations. Key actions: approving allocations to various churches, urging delinquent congregations to contribute, appointing ministers and moderating officers, and fixing next meeting at Cumminsville with Rev Dr Maxwell preparing a ministerial minute.
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Ndance
Noah Hunt
J. B. Foster
McKai
D. D
W. B
Hutch Bros Witeey
J. S Medical
Taylor
D. A. Hills
Johan J
J. W. Caldwell
Courtelyou
Manses
L. J. Cushman
L. J. Cushman’ Adair. 5: Ae Potter. Jose ‘Otter, the New Branewick
M’ Jeee
Belfast
Hugh
Vine
Nice Pegsio
Geohes
Dale
Somerset
Bethal Bee
Moscow
Cleves
Delhi
Harrison
Williame
Batavia
Mason and Peak
Eeeant Ridge
Firet German
Elizabethtown
New
Wyoming
Monterey
Monroe
Merrow
College Hil
August Keil
Orchard Street
J. P. B. Weat
Kentucky
E Lesser
Richmond
Harris
Springfield
Ill
A. B. Morey
C. L. Thompson
Church of Mt. Carmel
Presbyterian Sabbath Association
General Assembly
Committee On
Joseph Gamble
A. Oea
George M. Maxwell
Cumminsville
Fletcher H
Cincinnati
Newport News Summary of Local Events
Carey Bell has nearly recovered from stab wounds inflicted days ago by three Short-Line railroad workers. The Odd Fellows Public Library shows improved finances with debt reduced to 610 and volumes up by 200. At Gaylord's foundry, a clash among colored workers near Tayor street and Central avenue led to a man named Silas of Covington being struck. warrants issued for several involved. Transit services reportedly operating from September to Sunday. Synagogues now open on both sides.
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Carey Bell
Odd-fellows’ Public
Gaylord
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Gester
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W. Howland
Fiocine Gallery
A. Slutter
Clarkee & Co
Peraci
Frank F. Dean
C. Burs & Meara
PAM Jobn Gipson & Co
Tth &Main
Thomas Gipson & Co
Willam PowsEt & T
Joux G.bson & Co
4Th & Main
O. Porrex & Co
Pars Bros
Kugemann
ExysTone
W. N. Shaw Ug't
Elmst
Grover & Bakes
S. Rogers
M’gor
the Hawk
Weep
M. Co
J. Skard N
M’ ‘Gor
J. Mappook
Elim. American
Kneisly Geeres
Oox &Gispe
McDouai
B. G. Nites & Son
Willow-Ware
Wolant Sh
Telegraph
THE
Daily Evening Star
Czarowich and
Lowdown
Spain
Franch
Germany
Baltimmoree
York
IOW A
Tlilinois
BosTron
Pennsylvania
Pere Hyacinthe
PakRis
Narbone
National Assembly
Thiers
Hungary
Prince Bismarck
Prince Gortechakoff
General Manteuffel
Count Andrassy
William
Schleswig-Holstein Regiment of Hussars
Prince Imperial
M. Gontarat Biron
Francis Joseph
Prince Frederic William
Maparip
Fraga
Aragon
Cinca
Geneva
Board of Arbitration
Berne
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