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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1872

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

the Evening Star Shipstaff Western Reserve Centra Cowwon Youghlegheny Raymen Ohio River Java

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