Local items and notices in Cincinnati Evening Star
The Cincinnati Evening Star reports on a variety of city affairs including Mayer's proclamation against eide-arms in processions, the Board of Trade meeting on cheap coal, and cattle shipped to Aurora Indiana due to fever. It notes police efforts against street beggars, a watermelon incident at Osurt near Baymiller, and business elections at the Chamber of Commerce with Maxwell and Merton reelected. The Union Schutzenfest Park opening plans, a Texas cattle fever outbreak, and county bridge projects are summarized. New music by John Ghireh & Co. and reports on the Centennial Commissioners’ Exposition tour conclude the column.
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Board of Trade
Board
Board of Health
Aurora
Ind
Herman
Garry
Osurt Street
Baymiller
Chamber of Commerce
Sidney D. Maxwell
Cincinnaui Gasette
Merchants’ Exchange
John B. Merton
Maxwell
Union Schutzenfest
Palrmount
Turner Hall
Cincinnati Hospital
Main Street
Nine Street Road
Cliften
Avondale
Probasco
Spring Grove Cemetery
Exposition
Exposition Attendance Thrives Amid Weather Turmoil
Visitors fill Hixposition halls despite threatening weather with Floral Hall drawing many ladies to admire birds and textiles. Power Hall showcases intricate machinery while art displays in Fife Hall inspire appreciation, though textile exhibits fall short of potential.
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Floral Hall
Fife Hall
Appalling Boiler Explosion Kills and Injures Local Workers
At ten o'clock this morning a portable tubular boiler exploded in the boiler yard of Robert Jones & Co. at Pearl and Ludlow streets. The blast tore the building apart, killed Evan Lloyd and Joseph Oberschlag instantly, fatally injured John Flannigan, and left several workers with severe burns and lacerations. The coroner was notified to open an inquest this afternoon as investigators examine possible causes such as excessive pressure or water deficiency. Places and ages of witnesses and victims are listed. the scene showed extensive destruction with a brick wall breached and shattered rafters.
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Fiat Iron
Robt. Jones
Evan Liegd
Joseph Oberschlag
Uberschlag
Jones
John Flannigan
Frank Barringer
Jerry Mulroy
David Gaines
Henry Young
Tere
Pike Street
Pear
Joe Obersching
Belleview
Evan Lloyd
Oregon Street
Third
West Front
Pearl
River News and Notes On Steamers And Local Commerce
The river rises to five feet in the channel after recent rains and overcoats were needed as fall weather settles in. The Exposition boosts passenger traffic on packet boats. A St. Louis Democratic letter clarifies ownership of the steamer Gary and its uncertain completion date due to payment status. Captain Gould is slated to earn 3000 dollars annually as inspector. The Vicksburg Times notes Geo Fulton’s partial recovery and return to St. Louis. Shayne & Co. advertise a resumed small-payment sale of stylish hats with reasonable prices and quick turnover.
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Pittsburg
St. Louis Democrat
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Orleans
the Democrat
James Mack
E. W. Gould
New Bull
Vicksburg Times
Geo. Fulton
Steamer Bee
Mississippi Valley Tow Company
Fulton
Robert Fulton
Shayne & Co
West Fifth Street
Amusements Column Highlights Local Stage Acts
Readers are treated to praise for Ai Van Winkle at Pike's, McWade's strong awakening scene, and Wood's theater as a rare beauty in performance. The Black Crook, Rice's Minstrels, and the National vaudeville bill promise top entertainment with matinees tomorrow. A joke about a one legged tin peddler adds local humor.
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Ai van Winkle
Pike
Rice
DULL TRADE AND LOWER PRICES IN LATE SUMMER MARKETS
The Evening Star reports a slack trade and easy prices across commodities. Butter, cheese, flour, grain, and provisions show softening trends with firming in some items like lard and bacon. receipts remain plentiful for wheat and corn while butter and fruit demand tightens, as market participants hold or adjust positions.
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Choice Western Reserve
Central Ohio
Odal
Yough Kony
Ohio River
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Cannel
Lageayra
Arley
Kentucky
New Orleans
Ils
Linsees
Tije
Timothy
Liverpool
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Whitehead
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Groff & Drake Fountain Hatters
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Covington Bridge
Greenup Street
Covington
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Nelson’s College
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Lachman
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Main St
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Resor Foundry
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Ray Pate
Mies
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J.G. Rikhoff
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