Classified Listing of Cincinnati Businesses and Services
A sprawling list of Cincinnati merchants and professionals across categories such as attorneys brokers auctioneers insurers real estate furniture manufacturers and more. The page records numerous addresses on Vine and 4th streets plus Walnut Main and Central avenues with business names including ROHRARD & Co K & Co and J B Gawire among others. It also notes insurance providers and multiple manufacturers and trades from dental to fruit dealers and horse shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Ieee & T. Orr
D. Hanoven
Renakaie
Paseo Ae
J. C. Campbell
Mine & Miner
Boots
Pearl
Benevolent Associations
Vine
Gateas Hi
Ee Sentral
Gro Bsue & Gon
Peary Orton
Rohard & Co
K & Co
J.B. Gawire
Vine St
Tre Oor
Ales Coe Amiay
BE. M
Thos
Gisaon Soto
Bromwell Manvracti
Walnut
H. BeLmer & Co
Walnut St
Brommwell
Sane
théVine
A. Wegtee
Lyon & Co
Ine & Longley
Reitembagh
Hayman
Anupacturers
Joan Roberts
IGA
Frank Ene Ee
W. St. Peter Ibold
Central
Ova
Andrew H. Revs
N. W
Plum
T. B. Moran
Grover W. Rivter
Central Avenue
Spencer & Moons
O. D
Pike's
Z . Breitenbach & Co
J. Webs
H. Reuss
Bens
J. Rigking
H. Clostexman & Co
Joux Holland
Leverone & Co
Main St
W. Mackelfresh
Eckenrote Brothers
Grorr & Drakr
Vine St. J
Buerele
D Marine
Royal
Liverpool
Imperial
London
Paenix
New York
Philadelphia
Lobillard
Baeweerrs
America
Law
W. M. Richardson
Brman American
Overarer & Law
Manhattan
GrréMan
Erie
Tragic New Orleans Event Highlights 1st Edition News
Dissenting views from Adams and Staempfli accompany reports of a terrible tragedy in New Orleans. The edition covers agricultural exposition notes, light Northwest frost, Judge Stallo speech in St Louis, Senator Wilson hopeful results, treasury balances, veterans gathering in Pittsburg, and Sherman’s arrival.
Adams and Staempeli Dissent on Geneva Arbitration
In Geneva on September 17 Hon. Charles Francis Adams and Mr Jacob Staempeli dissented from the court's judgment on the Retribution case. They also dissented from the decision on indemnity to America for costs of pursuing the Alabama and other cruisers cited in the arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Charles Francis Adams
Jacob Staempeli
America
Alabama
Paris note seeks explanation of Saverne arrest
Count de Remusat, France's Minister of Foreign Affairs, has sent a note to the Prussian Government demanding an explanation for the arrest of About at Saverne. The move underscores rising tension between Paris and Berlin over the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pars
Count de Remusat
About
Saverne
Senate Report and Navy Preparations Including Cadet Examinations
Senator Wilson in Washington discusses the presidential campaign. Cadet engineer applicants at Annapolis begin examination, about fifteen to be appointed from fifty to sixty. Hartford commanded by Captain Spicer, with Lt Commander Phillips as XO, to relieve Colorado as flagship at Asiatic station. General Hurtt to run Freedman’s Bureau disbursing at Natchez. Grant family to return from Long Branch next week. Customs receipts listed for New York Boston Baltimore. Treasury balances shown. Upper Missouri delegation to Washington to discuss peace terms for Northern Pacific railroad. District Attorney Fisher seeks repeal of Washington & Georgetown Street Railroad charter. Tariff question referred to Solicitor of the Treasury. Moccasin crew praised for disaster response to Metis. Board continues engineer promotion examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Wilson
Pittsburg
Engineer Corps of the Navy
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Wm. F. Spicer
Hartford
John W. Phillips
Asiatic
Colorado
Missouri
Yellowstone
Northern Pacific
Indian Department
Northern Pacific Railroad
Secretary of the Interior
Fisher
District Supreme Court
Washington & Georgetown Street Railroad Company
New York
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Collectors of Customs
Moccasin
Department
Division of the Revenue Marine Service begins work in city
Reports from Fillmore Utah indicate delaying hostilities with Ute Indians as Lieutenant Wheeler's party proceeds south. Dinwiddie led an escort that clashed on September 1 near Beaver with nine Indians killed and many wounded. Deseret City inhabitants fled with livestock, party plans to return northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Revenue Marine Service
E. B. Rawson
South District
Florida
Wheeler
Fillmore
Utah
Lieut
Dinwiddie
Second
U. S. Cavalry
Beaver
Deseret City
Salt Lake City
Historic Westbound Travel Surges From Harrisburg Rail Line
Harrisburg reports an unprecedented flow west on the Pennsylvania Railroad with forty eight cars to Pittsburg. Through trains split into two or more sections as cars from other roads join in. Large soldier delegations arrive from Cumberland and Lebanon Valleys and Philadelphia. Pottsville and Harrisburg delegations visit the Governor and head to Pittsburg for the Soldiers and Sailors' Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Cumberland Valley
Lebanon Valley
Philadelphia
Pottsville
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention
Hay in La Salle County Ruined Rotting Stacks Doom Oats
In La Salle Illinois on September 17 farmers report vast quantities of hay rotting in stacks and straw ruined. Intelligent farmers fear there will be no oats and a large portion may not be worth threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Sale
Ill
la Salle
Pittsburgh Ablaze With Veterans as Great Procession Arrives
Pittsburg Pa Sept 17 The city hosts tens of thousands of veterans with estimates at least thirty five thousand present amid festive decor and arches. Delegations from Washington Chicago Boston Rhode Island Brooklyn New York Philadelphia California and Pennsylvania counties arrive. Notables include General Hartranft Cameron and Sargent. Lodging and meals are arranged as processions and a mass convention are planned on the Monongahela wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
Smithfield
Wood
Market
Washington City
Marine Band
Chipman
Hartranft Club
Chicago
John A. Logan
Boston
Horace Binney Sargent
Brown
Rhode Island
Burnside
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
California
Pennsylvania
John F. Hartranift
Simon Cameron
Hawley
Hillyer
Sargent
Logan
Ekin
Jardine
Fairchild
Griffin
Leggett
Torbett
Woodford
Opera House
Monongahela Wharf
Multiple Chicago events in a busy September news day
The assignee of Equitable Insurance reports no assets or stockholder evidence beyond a $100000 stock liability. William Schweigart is indicted for Jane Higgins murder with a venue change petition denied. Illinois canal trustees report $90000 paid to the state as the Illinois State Fair opens in Ottawa. Carpenters press wage demands and possible strike at Turners Hall. Chicago Lake Park progress, east side business move, and trial updates on Schweigert and a confessed murderer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Equitable Insurance Company
United States Circuit Court
Wm. Schweigart
Wm. Schweiger
Jane Higgins
A. van Buren
Illinois and Michigan Canal
Illinois State Agricultural Society
Ottawa
Turners’ Hall
Common Council
Lake Park
Michigan Avenue
Randolph
Park Row
William Schweigert
Kane Higgins
Winetka
Callahan
Board of Education
Goss
Thomas Butler
Findlay
Baymiller Street
Bobling
Union Board of Schools
Aries, &c
Augusta M. Lev
Jane Allison
Hancock
Princi
Weather summary for regions on September near Ohio valley
The report notes northerly and westerly winds north and west of the Ohio valley with generally clear weather. The Southern States are mostly clear though the Gulf coast may see partial cloudiness. The Middle States have partly cloudy conditions with variable winds. New England experiences cloudy skies with ongoing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Valley
Gulf Coas
Middle States
New England
Address at the Temple Attacks Cincinnati Nominations
Judge Stalle delivers a pointed critique of the Cincinnati nominations exposing alleged trickery and hypocrisy. He ridicules the conversion of Democrats and warns that Reconstruction with the North could fuse races in the South, contradicting the aims of peace and equal rights. Des Moines also notes Liberal Congress nominee and a deathly Pension Agent with conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Stalle
Temple
Cincinnati
Mr. Greeley
South
North
Democratic Party
Immense Democratic Meeting at Concert Hall Philadelphia
In Philadelphia last evening a massive Democratic rally filled Concert Hall with speeches by Governor Walker of Virginia and Francis Kernan the Democratic and Liberal Republican nominee for New York governor. Earlier four clubs totaling five hundred men departed for Pittsburgh with bands to join the Soldiers Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Concert Hall
Walker
Virginia
Francis Kernan
New York
Pittsburg
Tragedy in Lake End District Ends in Double Killing
In New Orleans on a Sunday evening Jerry Douglass shot and killed Mrs. Lewis Wesley and struck down her husband with a club. Douglass was then killed by John Wesley, son of the murdered woman. All involved are described as negroes. Separate reports note vessel detentions and an ice factory accident that threaten an ice famine in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Lake End
Jerry Douglass
Lewis Wesley
Douglass
John Lewis
Ice Manufacturing Company
Donsman Dies. Court Adopts Mourning For U S Customs Chief
Wisconsin port notes the sudden death of John P. Donsman former ten year U S Collector of Customs from apoplexy due to overwork. The Circuit Court adjourned to attend his funeral and his office building is draped in mourning. The piece also includes a moral anecdote about scars from a boyhood accident and a marriage ring anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
John P. Donsman
U. S
Numerous 1870s items from national events and local notices
A sprawling patch of brief reports covers the Dayton German Conference appointments, a Providence murder arrest, a Springfield druggist robbed in transit, Clark County Prohibition nominees, Indianapolis voting shifts, and weathered election returns from Maine. Included are naval arrivals at San Francisco and Mazatlan, a Cleveland Catholic Temperance Convention push, and Governor race tallies in Kennebec Maine.
International affairs and local education board meetings
A collage of wartime dispatches from Paris London and Constantinople report Czarist pressure over Paris treaty terms and potential upheaval in the Balkans. Simultaneously the city Board of Education convened with 38 members approving payrolls and appointing teachers amid district transfers and salary discussions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hal
Bowist
F.w.helmick
Adam Geib
Jon EK
Frobliger
Enhall
Main
Neliens
Brigel Brothers
Pearl St. Opticians
Jas. Foster, Jr., & Co
S.w. Cor
Sth & Race HyWare
Ai & Aton & Co
4Th Street
Omen Ee Ily & Derr
ITH & Rolison
C. W. Howband
W. Proriis
H. Slater
Robert Clarke & Co
Th & Main
Thomas Gibson & Co
Porter & Co
Pars Bros. & Eeteee
W. Shawag’t
Grover & Bakken
Rogers
M'Ger
Tux Howe Machine CO
M.co
J. Skardon
Mien
Harper & Co
J. MapCook
I-Hand
American
Kneisly & Reynolds
Agts
Wi.oox &Glass
M. Co
Florence Machine
McConnell
TIN & Sheet Iron Works
BexsaMin Dawson
A. Vouz
M. D. McGuisg
M. D. Flynn
Sholy, Keen & Co
Walnut Street
Great
Atla & Pacirto Tea Co
Bromwell Manufact'ng Co
Evwago L. PaRntis
Willow-Ware A. F. Bran & Co
J. Fexcuson & Co
EB. H. Kak
Walant St
Daily Evening Star
Adams and Staempfli
Illinois Agricultural Exposition
Stallo
Treasury
Tammany and
Apollo Hall
Gen. W. T. Sherman
Paris
Richard R. Butler
Wm. B. Clerke & Co
W. T. Sherman
Tom Sherman
J. C. Audenreidh
United States Army
Astor House
Europe
Sub- Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Tammany
Augusta
Maine
Perham
Horace Greeley
Cuba
Greeley
Sumner
Sherman
Stock Exchange
Dean Richmond
Albany
Peekskill
Kidd’s Point
N. Y
McLaughlin
Ilulinods
Weather Report
IOW A
Des Moines
Wm. Merritt
W.H. M. Rusey
Col
Stewart Goodwell
Dubuque
John Thompson
Davenport
Robert Laird Colyer
Wisconsin
Jim
Obadiah
Callanan
Little Cotton
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd-fellows of the United States
Oddfellows’ Hall
Merriman
A. Ashe
Raleigh
North Carolina
Lan
Dayton
Friends of the Conference
C. G. Friteche
Newport
Race Street
Jacob Krehbiel
Everett Street
A. Lubenstein
German Wallace College
Carl Riewenschreider
Julius O. Berr
Conia
Clark
Dayton and
Michigan
Botkins’ Station
Providence
R.L
Dennehy
George N. Favor
Greenville
Canada
John Funk
Springfield
Ohio
Columbus
Clark County
Mechanicsburg
Indianapolis
Board of County Commissioners
John R. Orwell
Ward’s Island
Farrell
Seymour
San Francisco
Arizona
Costa Rica
Panama
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Canedo
la Norris
Lazado
Vega
National Catholic Temperance Union
Cleveland
United States
Catholic Temperance Societies
Kennebec
Kimball
Rity
Pan
Charles Vrance
Cockburn
Rare
Genevaon
Saturda
Roundell Palmette
Ping
J Sales Cockburn
Bi ' Palmer
Prof
Ain Bama
Austria
Prussia
Arthur
Ingham
International Society
Hall of Science
Brossers
Aaa
Edmond
Hag
Strasbourg
France
Germany
Cees
Constantinople
Montenegro
S H
Committee Onalaries
Daniel B
Merrill
Stanley
Matilda Eichenlaub
Bruckner
Emma Derbach
Jane Birney
Caroline Black
J. Tilden
Julius Wecks
Strank
Tilla Cameron
Wehmer
Mack
Johnson
O'Neal
Ahon
Sree Ee
Pureson
Wee Ein
Oliver
Bis Bi
Era Morbus
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