Clockwork clocks arrive for new observatory and customs house
The Common Council ordered astronomical and turret clocks from Greenock arrived today. Executive Committee members Baum and Dr. James extended Texas dealers forty eight hours to move cattle, a move viewed as overstepping authority. A printer’s correction notes a prior misreport about Officer Woodyard. the paper clarifies he did not drink and was wrongly fined.
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Custom House
Common Council
Greenock
Scotland
J. C. Baum
Dr. James
Board of Health
Texas
Mebicle
Woodyard
Martin Lott
Howse Lott
Nexo
Mr. Woodyard
Police Court Records Bring Odd Housing and Fistic Spectacles
In a terse Police Court session under Judge Straus, Martin Welsh was sent to the Workhouse for three months. Frank Mooree admitted to petty theft of pies from a bakery, and A.G. Jackson faced a trick game charge with continuation. John Wind, a visitor to the Exposition, caused a disturbance and was jailed to sober up, pleading for release. Several defendants faced continuances due to absent counsel or family disorder as authorities handled drunkenness and other minor offenses.
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Avery
Alphonso Taft
Avondate
Grant
Wilson
Avon Hall
Mary ‘Craig
Warsaw
James Doyle
Carter
Hatley
Lefer
Carr
Orr
Kohlbrandt
Charles Goshen
Hotel de Hammond
Philip Welch
Baer Front Street
Kemper Lane
Pendleton
Owens
Straus
Martin Welsh
Cans
Leuresing
Strang
Frank Mooree
Sixth
Broadway
Frank
A. G. Jackson
Walnut Street
John Benard
Nelly Basen
Film Fame
West Sixth Street
Il Fame
Dana- Line
Shelbyville
Illinois
Henry Krause
Delegation of Commissioners Visits Cincinnati Exposition
A 1876 delegation led by Hon. Jas Birney and others arrived in Cincinnati to inspect the Expo. They were welcomed by A. T. Goshorn, viewed Eden Park, dined at the Merry Musicians, toured Grand View, and enjoyed a concert. The group toured Clifton and Spring Grove this afternoon.
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Parleasionia
Independence
Phi
Cty
Jas. Birney
Michigan
Wm. P. Blake
Connecticut
Wm. N. Parsons
Texas
John L. Shoemaker
Philadelphia
C. Cleveland
New Jersey
BR. H. Lamsion
A. T. Goshorn
Davis
Goshurn
James Birney
A. Wessell
Ohio River
Wessel
Goshorn
Atwood
Wisconsin
Wessell
Col. Jones
East End
Eden Park
Currier
Keppler
Elm Street
Clifton
Spring Grove
Improvements at the Infirmary and gas works plan
The County Commissioners received proposals from the County Infirmary Directors for a new ice-house and a gas works. Longview authorities offer to supply gas from their works for infirmary use. The communication was referred to the solicitor for duties in the matter. The McMicken School of Design will reopen Monday next.
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McMicken School of Design
Hemcomi Ken School OF Design
Sellct
L. C. Hopkins & Co
Pike's Opera House Hosts Robt McWade In A Lively Portrayal
Robt McWade and Rice's Minstrels headline bustling entertainments as Pike's Opera House and Melodeon Hall draw full houses nightly. The Black Crook remains popular with lavish scenery and a celebrated ballet. E M Hall debuts with his band to cheers. Exposition visitors urged to see Rice's Minstrels before returning home. Next week Davies the ventriloquist joins the vaudeville lineup with new stars creating strong audience interest.
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Robt
McoWade
Rip van Winkle
Pike’s Opera House
Black Crook
Rice
Melodeon Hall
E. M. Hall
the National
Perronage
Davies
River traffic to boost as new lines form on Ohio
Mixed river news reports higher water on the Upper Ohio and plans for two new Cincinnati to Memphis packet lines. The Natchez may adopt Jones low pressure engines, MecCoy’s wharfboat is at the landing, and several steamboats including Andy Baum Potomac and Henry Probasco are organized to haul cotton and freight along the river.
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MecCoy
Upper
Ohio
Leathers
Natchez
Jones
Cincinnati
Memphis
Andy Baum
Potomac
Arington
St. Marys
Henry Probasco
Tay Mhaw
Sam
J. Hale
Minneola
James D. Parker
Belle Vernon
Louisville
Charles B. Church
Laughrey’s
Dr Schoeppe Acquitted After Second Trial
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes the acquittal of Dr Paul Schoeppe for the murder of Miss Stennecke after his second trial. It highlights failed evidence, post mortality examination errors exposed by defense witnesses, and Judge Junkin’s fair conduct. The piece argues the verdict reflects justice without gubernatorial pardon.
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Schoeppe
Paul Schoeppe
Miss Stennecke
Junkin
Pennsylvania
Geary
Behoeppe
Govnever
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
To Judge the Quality of Honey
Scientific Press article explains judging honey by color, comb, thickness, and flavor. It details how light exposure thickens honey, why bees work in darkness, and when a darker sample can taste richer. It notes judge must consider source, season, and storage conditions.
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Scientific Press
Daily Market Review from the Evening Star 1872
The 1872 Evening Star market page reports dull Bran and Shipstaff prices, active Butter demand with high receipts, and varied levels for Cheese, Coal, Coffee, fruits, and flour. It lists specific prices by grade and region, including Youghlegheny and Ohio river deliveries, alongside grain, hay, meats, sugar, and provisions figures and notes on receipts.
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the Evening Star
Shipstaff
Western Reserve
Centra
Cowwon
Youghlegheny
Raymen
Ohio River
Java
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K. W. Corner
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Ur Haskmes Sre
Inwoo Park
Walter F. Straub
Perk Butchera
Star Chamber
Merchant’s Exchange
Pork Packers’ Convention
Pike's Hall
Wind & Bueslie
John Wind
John
Molens Volens
Hernbrook
Hammond Street
Po- Meeman
Pope
Debby
River News
Spurgeon
Daily Market Review
Arenes
Wee's
Posbange
Timothy
SGOXC
New Orleans
Kennedy
RGF
Shayne
Fifth St
M Ding Ayane
Mon- Earn Co
LER & Curry's
West Fourth
F. E.suire & CO
Cincinrati,o
Jean Tf
Bhuk
J. GO. Beck
D&w
Colton
Farnestock
Fahnestock
Fourth St
G. Q. Colton
Mr. Harper
E. L. Harper & CO
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Browne
Jacob H. Hunt
Valley Junction
Hamilton Eel Ancé
Sama Browne
Presbyterian Church
Poplar’ Street
Bay Miller and
Freeman Streets
John Shillito & Co
Poplim
John Shillito
H. Mulliken
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Pia
Tulm
L. F. Wehrmann
Fifth Street
Bet
Main
Wanut
Jones St
Andsim
School OF Design
West Fifth Street
Sylvester, Hand & Co
J.schroeder & CO
Main St
Cameron
Tn Innati
Lockwood, Nichols & Tice
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Onpoatte
Burnet House
Frank F. Dean
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Frank Ruhl
Glenn & Sons
Vine Street
Andress & Coo
Joe
Baltimore
New York
First Express
Robert O .R & CO
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Wigwam
Sean Porte
Geo. B. Wright
Hamilton Road
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WM. Schoenle
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PH. Rappaort
W. H. Parham
C. P. Taft
Avondale
Alphonzo Taft
Coe. McMilloy
Montgomry
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Warner M. Bateman
WH. H. Paruam, Esq
J. B. Foraker
L. H. Bond
Wyoming
R. B. Satis
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A. Seip Esq
I. J. Bbadesey
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Ben J. Eggleston
A. J. Tullie
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SAGE
Race Streets
Job McGrew
W. B. Coates
Exposition
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Nelson’s College
Tim
Boston
New York Gallery
Fourth Street
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Plum
Dixon
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James K. Harin
Ane
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Strane T Achor
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Ethias Nencenhiptatiatacaa
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Amilton County
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A.J. Ag
Hays & Oe
P, Seri J. Y
Taneesh
Teoliet
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Chas. M. Barns
Gorella Boy
Willio
Austin
Beate
Des
Mozart Hall
S&tu
Pike’s
Robert McWade
Church's
Fourth St. Grand Matinee
National Theater
E. D. Dayvixs
the Great Vaudeville & Pantomine Company
E. B. Davies
Beethoven Piano School
Seventh Street
Wilson Bros
Cincinnnati
Madison
Masonville
Lonsdale
A. J. Clark
Corner
Evening Star