Harris sues for libel damages in brief action
J H Harris jailed weeks ago for libel accuses Helm er of wrongdoing seeking 2000 dollars in damages. Grand jury did not indict Harris. Louisville Short-Line RR sued for 10000 for arm injury. Pioneer Association to hold fall picnic at Inwood Park with German and English speeches. Common Council to meet for Greeley reception committees. 400 Louisville excursionists view a Real Exposition. Ed C Hall of Hall Rate Co. marries Capt Wm Mix daughter of Norwood. Joseph Haskill celebrates golden wedding at George street. Mayor Davis learns Keck and Whitmgerald plan West with Mr Greeley, stop at Altoona then Pittsburg, then Panhandle RR to arrive Friday. Theodore Thomas Orchestra with George TL Osgood to perform at Pike’s Opera House October 21 and 24. Barnet House roof fire caused by melting solder. extinguisher quenched flames. Indiana family seeks shelter after exposition visit. Robbery of $600 jewelry recovered. Roma Wilson arrested. Margaret Hills, aged 89, pioneer, dies near Oxford. born Sterling Scotland 1788. emigrated 178. married 1810. Cincinnati resident 45 years. survived by two children.
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Common Council
Greeley
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Wm. Mix
Norfrood
Joseph Haskill
George Street
Amother
Margaret Hills
Joseph Hills
Oxford
Ohio
Mrs. Hills
Cincinnati
Sterling
Scotland
Nova Scotia
Exhibition and park reports at Eden Park gathering
Attendance yesterday was large with excursionists arriving from Dayton Indiana Clermont and Brown counties. The Historial department shed a snakeskin exhibit and a night blooming cactus drew interest at the Horticultural Ball. Pomological displays promise a notable regional showing. Park Commission rules were laid out for Eden Park with debate on inviting Horace Greeley, and a music band if he visits.
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Dayton
Indiana
Clermont
Brown
Historical Department
First National Convention of Pork Packers Opens
The National Pork Packers Convention, the first of its kind in the country, convened in the Council Chamber with delegates from major pork centers. George F. Davis chaired the opening, with G. B. Cragin elected temporary president and committees forming on organization, credentials, and business. A recess was taken until 2:00 PM after accepting invitations to the Chamber of Commerce and Exposition, and free Western Union wires were offered to delegates.
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Pork Packers
Council Chamber
George F. Davis
Davis
G. F. Davis
G. B. Cragin
New York
Kahn
A. W. Mullen
Geo. FP. Davis
Ohio
George Higgins
Illinois
Geo. Baldwin
Massachusetts
Warren Mitchell
Kentucky
J. G. Harvey
Indiana
Cyrus Dupee
B. G. Cunningham
Samuel Dally
Joshua Stiles
J. M. Duncaan
Charles Culberson
Thos. J. Martin
J. F. Armer
Wis
W. H. Hamilton
Charles Kahn, Jr
H. T. Sample
Ind
George B. Smyth
Iowa
George B. Cragin
Committee On Business
FP. Covington
Chamber of Commerce
A. T. Goshorn
Western Union Telegraph Company
The Finest House of the Season at Pike's Opera
Last night Mr McWade presents Rip Van Winkle at Pike's Opera House earning praise for fine acting. Black Crook continues at Wood's Theater drawing full houses and the Geo Minstrels entertain a large audience. Rice's Minstrels praised for talent. Melodeon Hall urged to visit.
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Pike’s Opera House
Wood’s
Geo Minstrels
Rice’s Minstrels
Melodeon Hall
Board of Health debates Texas cattle outbreak measures
The Board of Health met with Davis presiding and a full board. A special committee reported that diseased Texas cattle had been removed from the city and that steps were adopted to prevent spread. The medical inspector said recently received Texas cattle were in good condition and slaughtered. debates over ticks and contagion continued. A rule barring absent physicians was adopted and the secretary granted two weeks leave.
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Board of Health
Davis
Texas
Med
Mr. Simpkinson
Mr. Baum
J. Johnston
City Council Plans Visit Invitations in Cincinnati
The City Council plans to wait upon Horace Greeley in Cincinnati and invite him to visit Covington. Reported attendees include Hon. John W. Stevenson and others from Pendleton and Whitley County. the list shows many names and initials with unclear spellings.
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Committee
Horace Seeley
Cincinnati
Covington
John W. Menzies
Pendleton
Whitley County
Horace Greeley
Greeley Club
Kentor County
John W. Stevenson
E. Arthur
John J. Carlisle
Jas. B. Casey
Scales
D. Foote
Perkine
Robert Simmons
Ran
Jas
Aspe Jol
W. J. Sgesell
Ernst
L. D.C
Roninger
Eeqnant Co
Breckinridge to speak at Greeley campaign club
The meeting at Kehniders saloon will be addressed by Col. W. C. P. Breckinridge, hailed as one of Kentucky’s ablest speakers, while a Net council delegation will tour Cincinnati and visit the Selbe council chamber tomorrow. A dog attack on a child led to arrest, and a butcher named Rhodes was jailed by the mayor after an alleged incident on Monmouth Street.
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Grant and Wilson Club
Kehneider's
Col
W. C.P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Greeley
Net
Cincinnati
Selbe
Frank McIntyre
Patrick O’brien
Moss Street
Wood Pene
Monmouth Street
Rhodes
Enumeration of school district reveals population estimates
Mr O C Hays reports on school district totals with counts of white males aged five to under six and six to sixteen, including Catholic and other schools. The tally shows about 100 more students than last year as Mayor Dirr announces an October eighth vote on the assessment.
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O. C. Hays
Ris
Pete
Dirr
Dayton KY City Council orders sewer bids and jail cage plan
Dayton Kentucky City Council met in regular session with most members present. A motion directed sealed bids for building the Kenton street sewer from Fourth Street to the Ohio River, due at the next meeting on October 7, 1572. Other actions include tax payment deadline extension to next Saturday evening with 1% penalty, lease of old Third Street school property for five years at $100 annually for city jail use, and instruction to arrange a double cage for immediate occupancy of Dayton jailbirds.
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J. M. McArthur
Messrs. Hassan
Bricker
Bode
Kenton Street
Fourth Street
Ohio River
Higbee Vansant
Third-Street
Board of Education
Dayton
Gen. G
Skillback
Physical Effect of Music on the Human Body
A nineteenth century prose piece notes music stirs the body causing shocks and bodily responses. It cites organ flames, water ripples near orchestras, nerve conditions in a Swiss child, and varying effects of instrument timbres. It mentions Dr. Bertier and Rachmaninoff, plus a humorous anecdote about a Massachusetts girl selling hair for fifty five dollars.
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Switzerland
Bertier
Rachel
Lee
Massachusetts
Pittsfield
General Sherman Interrogated at the Astor House
During his stay in New York General Sherman met many friends and spoke on his travels. He praised France’s prosperity and restoration after war, noting he found not the invader’s marks but signs of recovery, though he had not visited Paris before.
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Sherman
Astor House
N. Y
France
Paris
European politics and military remarks on France and Germany
The writer discusses Bonaparte and Orleans claims, Thiers and France’s food policy, Ney's discipline and parade prowess, and the future of Bismarck's Germany. He notes United Germany could dominate Europe but warns about possible collapse if the unified power withdraws, and mentions Bismarck’s absence due to illness.
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Atlantic
Bonaparte
Orleans
Republic
M. Thiers
France
Bismarck
Germany
Europe
Prussia
Daily Market Review of September 18 1872
The Evening Star reports modest movements in Bran and other commodities with steady prices for central staples. Wheat, corn, oats, and barley show mixed demand. fruits like lemons and grapes plentiful. meats and fats show firm prices, with bacon and lard near steady or bit higher. sugar active with several grades quoted. dairy and eggs tight in places. potatoes and onions show moderate to quiet demand.
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Loffer
Ks Ag
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Laguayra
Ava
Ana
Kentucky
Timothy
New Orleans
Wetor
Etroleum
Wee Janet
Soge
Liverpool
Ugar
Domarara
Linnenae
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