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Newspaper

The Evening Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1872

Page

1

Cincinnati First Class Establishments and Attys at Law

A dense city directory style listing shows Peexr & Jaen at Main, M.D. Haxoven at 8 W. Third, and numerous shops across Vine and 4th streets including boot and shoe stores, book sellers, carriage makers, insurance firms, and dining rooms. Notable entries include J. C. Campbell, Warren & Co., Groner Evans & Co., and Grand Central dining rooms. The page catalogs many trades such as garments, furniture, groceries, instruments, and manufacturers with multiple street addresses across downtown Cincinnati.

Peexr & Jaen wercord&Main Stee Awe We Ae Aieli M.D. Haxoven Third Street Matas Roarer J. Caesar J. C. Campbell Boots W. Pear Genevolert Assooctations P. C Vine St Broadway Oarman Asqyirm Mt. Auburn Benky Asso Central Willows Wean W. Court SarLons Bethel I Landing Booksellers & Stationers Cuannr & Co A Warren Central Avenue Groner E.vens & Co Prey & Morrow Blangnas ® & & Co HoLprook X. R. Hawery Vine Ba Boot & Shoe W. P. TymRent Fl.oor Walnut Ruvo.pt & Co E.M. Davis Crstom Rane J. W. Lavaon Porter H. B. Roxtrum Ann E. 5Th St Taos Joe Oke Bird CA H. Belmer Tac Co Walnut St Bromwel Manufact'ng Co Nelson's Businass College Cor 4Th& Vine Commission Memento J. McGil. & Co W. Sixth Street Eath Lrox & Co Front Street Manxixo & Longley J. G. Baerensace & Co B. Harman John Roberts Millen & Sons Frank Somwarb St. Peter Isold J.P Andrew H. Revss N. W T. B. Moraw George W. Arrrex Cental Spencer & Moons O. D H. Closteemman & Co Tiw Joan Holland Ino Leverone & Co Main St C. Cras W. Mackelpresh Eokenroth Brothers Grorr & Drakr J. C. Buerele Fire and Marine ROYAL Liverpool Imperial London Ane Co Phenix New York American Phvaneismasia Lorillard BreweEars of America Law's St. Union W. M. Richardson St. Ueen Erman American Overaker & Ae Manhattan York Greman Eric Merchants Worda M. J Exchange Boston Mass Nationall Pacific Mutual Jonn W. Sd. Gro W. Neff & Co Ag’t CrNclyn CrNclyn Att J. Burnett St. Burnett WaguInotron Nekehans Enterprise J. W. Hartwell Insurance Avelers’ Accident Vine Aan W. H. Murphy J. Frrouwer F. Randolph E. Kurrenke & Co Bazak Brickt Brothers Pearl St. Opticians JAS. Foster, Jr., & CO Sth & Race H. Ware Aloe & Co 4Th Street Joan. E. Hay DaiLy & Derrs Suirah & Rolisox W. HowLann Frorits Ayennes Rospert Clarke & Co Frank F. Dgax C. Ells John Gibson & Co Tth & Main Thomas Gibson & Co Wiliam Powell &C John Gibgon & CO Thomas Gisson O. Porter & Co Pare Bros. & Kugemann Az’t Elm St Gnevay Rogers Hows Macei M. Co J. Skardo Domastic L. Harper & Goagts Davis S. M. Co E. A. Weeks M’ger J. Mappoog Kneisly Flogrnor SeGoeesl E.G. Nives & Son S. Fares St. Free & Guererrez F. Menerat Ove Avaams & Light A. J. Clare TIN & Sheet Iron Works Benjamin Dawson Saure Seaveling &c. Olz Walous Bet D. Flyn Eee Krew & CO Walnut Street Anticopootrie Tea Co Women

Immense Ohio Veterans Parade Fonts National Convention

Forty nine thousand veterans gathered in Pittsburg for the National Soldiers and Sailors Convention. Generals Negley Burnside and Logan led a vast mass meeting with parade through city streets, music by the American Marine Band, and a resolution pledge to the Union and Grant Wilson administration.

Pittsburg Soldiers’ and Sailors United States Union Negley Friendship Grove Logan Dr. Lea American Marine Band Washington Committee On South Appomattox Grant Henry Wilson Massachusetts Congress Pennsylvania Burnside Hawley Wilson Opera House Hess

Illinois News Roundup of Disasters and Deaths

Sept 19 reports a child from two miles out scalded to death after falling into a kettle of boiling water. A boiler explosion at Edward Roof's saw mill destroyed the mill and injured workers. Two young girls disappeared from Quincy with no clues. Hamilton McKenzie hanged himself after marital troubles. Michael Lynch’s body identified in Brown County river after family estrangements. Ottawa State Fair enters its third day with large attendance and good weather.

Waverly Wm. Simms Edward Roof Wiley Todd Quincy Hamilton McKenzie Newton Ottawa

Texas Crops Shine in Reports From All Regions

Washington September reports note exceptional crop conditions across Texas with corn and cotton praised as unparalleled and worms not yet damaging, while potatoes peas oats rye barley wheat hay fodder and pecans show immense yields. Treasury balances close currency 5 691 265 coin 75 529 519 including 27 571 500 in coin certificates. Canandaigua arrives Pensacola after fruitless cruise seeking steamer Virginia.

Washington Texas Papers Treasury United States Canandaigua Pensacola Virginia

Cascade town alarm over elopement of Jacob Ives and Kate Listner

DusvuQueE reports Cascade citizens excited by the elopement of Jacob Ives with Kate Listner. In KxoxKookK a steamer named Merrill burned at the Warsen wharf, origin Texas, in a gale. The boat and cargo were total losses, with hundred tons of hay on the levee also destroyed.

Cascade Jacob Ives Kate Listner Kxoxkookk Merrill Warsen Lll Texas Fie Bee Sayers

Chicago Underwriters Inspect Newsroom Fleet and Strikes

In Chicago on September 19 the National Board of Underwriters reviewed the city department apparatus including 17 steamers 4 book and ladder trucks 3 supply hose carts and two self acting engines with 225 men aboard A gale and rain showers sweep the area carpenters strike threatens next week due to men scarcity The Tribune notes Kansas political letters reveal corruption involving Pomeroy and Johnson impeachment efforts and Osborn bribery rumors with Legate O Brien and Mier named in the letters.

Chicago National Board of Underwriters Babcock Eos Rooll Tribune Leavenworth Kansas T. M. O’brien D. R. Anthon Jas. F. Legate Pomery Willis Gaylord Col. Mier Legate Pomeroy Andy Johnson Bit Osborn

Ward's Island asylum keeper found guilty of inmate deaths

The coroner's jury convicts Thomas Farrell, keeper at Ward's Island Lunatic Asylum, of brutal treatment causing two inmates Orwell and Seymour to die. Inquests reveal severe head injuries, fractured ribs, and repeated violence. Separate proceedings glimpse testimony about William Forrester in a Benjamin Nathan murder case, with detective reports and witness affidavits.

Thomas Farrrell New York Insane Asylum Ward’s Island Farrell Horace Seymour Foxe Orwell Seymour Ward’s Island Lunatic Asylum Edward Burke Echeverria Bell Samuel Corden Jerry Court of Special Sessions Forrester Benjamin Nathan Kelso Justice Dowling New York Ann Keenan Fort Lee New Jersey Twenty-third Street Sixth Avenue Church of St. Vincent de Paul Mr. Nathan Lyone East Twelfth Street Jourdan Poli 7 Comeecy Wm. Forrester

Forrester Evidence Trial Brief and Treasury Defalcation Reports

Testimony describes Miss Keenan identifying Forrester as the man in light clothes and notes cross examination by Counselor Howe. The court adjourns to Monday to obtain a garment. Separately, Erie bonds rise and a Sub-Treasury defalcation dispute centers on James J. Johnson, with investigations ongoing. Indian outrages in Salt Lake valley prompt government action and calls for restitution to sufferers.

Forrester Police Howe Monay Farnham, Gilbert & A Newark Treasury Sub-Treasury James J. Johnson Air Department Johnson Albany van Dyck Staten Island Washington the Post Salt Lake Valley Morrow Agent Dodge Dodge

Uprising Views and Global Dispatches From Septembers

Madrid reports Cathlineen Indal to meet at Bayonne for a Carlist uprising plan in Spain with Don Ramon Cabrer invited but declining. Rail attacks by Carlists threaten Saragossa to Barcelona, trains halted.Berlin notes sharp excommunications clash between William Bismarck and Ermeland bishop over church state issues. Teheran cholera kills about a thousand daily, Bokhara violence feared. Clyde tragedy drowns seven after a boat capsizes. Frome audience disrupts MP Hughes temperance speech. farmers form vigilant groups as arson and unrest rise. Paris reports executions of Deschamps Olive and Dineville for hostage murder. Wells dines with Thiers. rinderpest controls tightened. 880 Communists to New Caledonia. Stockholm notes a dyeing instruction ad. Chattanooga shows sign on chick.

Madrid Imperial Cathlineen Indal Bayonne France Spain Don Ramon Cabrer Tindal Maximillian Mexico Figuerola Senate Saragossa Barcelona Berlin William Bismarck Ermeland London Teheran Bokhara Pomeday Clyde Isle of Aran Thomas Hughes M. P Frome

Pork Packer Convention Adopts Allocation Rules

Yesterday afternoon session of the Pork Packer Convention reassembled at three with Mr Cragin presiding. The committee on permanent organization and a list of delegates from Illinois Ohio Kentucky Missouri Indiana Wisconsin New York Maryland Massachusetts Michigan and other states were announced. The report on representation was adopted and a code of rules for pork packers similar to Chicago and St Louis Chambers of Commerce was debated and approved for printing after some opposition.

Mr. Cragin J. L A. W. Mulien Ohio E. cc Maryland E. F.C Musetts John Butcher Messrs. Baldwin Boston Plankinton Milwall Hancock Shaws Illinois Kentucky Missouri Indiana Wisconsin Burt George H. Higgins J. F. Armour Geo. Stewart J. Guthrie T. T. Gurney G. H. Cassard William Kinkead J. Bowers James Campbell John T. Sunderland John N. Styles C. D. Hancock J. Beasley A. Bell D. H. Lincoln Gano HM. Dupee J. B. Cox Mattoon O. H. Flaherty Louisville W. B. Hamilton T. J. Marten C. W. Thomas W. Hughes Fred Lieb John M. Letterle John M. Duncan L. Hartman E. B. Owsley Robert Floyd Warren Mitchell New York New York City George Orsin R. H. Chamberlain Samuel St. Louis Wm. Hamilton M. McEnnis H. C. Carkner L. L. Ashbrook P. E. Fletcher O. Dutcher F. W. Crane George E. Finch R. E. W. Sayers E. B. Starkweather Kansas City G. H. Toby B. Armour Cincinnati Warren Rawson H. Nye G. F. Davis Charles Davis Jason Evans Geo F. Ireland Thos. Morrison Richard Mathers J. L. Keck B.S. Cun Ww.c. Mete Chas. Kaku, Jr N. Caldwell Ilmington M. Thorn M.H. Brackney Washington A. B. Kirk Chilliecothe W.e.floyd Bremen C. Steele Wapakanea Arthur Bettler Pennsylvania Pittsburg J. Stephenson Thos. H. Rape Fred, Sellers West Virginia Parkersburg T. Blackford Wheeling John Baha Tennessee Wm. Hensley Indianapolis G. F. Evans Wood Towcey B. Coffin J.C. Ferson Columbus W. B. Whitney Vansville W. M. Aiken T. J. Harrick Franklin W. C. Wheat Richmond C. C. Beeler Muncie Jno Botume, Jr Felaletie H J. Sample BR. W. Sample H. 8 Mayo Iowa Keokuk B. Smyth Wm. Timberman Oscar Kiser Burlington O. H. Schenck Ottumwa James P. Ladd Milwaukee W. Plankinton J. B. Oliver J. F. Woolley Wm. M. Brigham George J. Jones J. Cudahay Baltimore Geo. Cassard J. G. Harvey Joel Hinman Geo. C. Cason R. D. Armstrong H. W. Tomon Massachusetts Kahn Crane Hamilton Adams Board of Diretors of of Trade and ‘Chambers of Steres

Convention Adopts Rules For Meat Packing And Trade Practices

The convention approves detailed rules on designation of penalties, appraisal by committee, and arbitration for cured meats. It specifies percentages for saltage, drainage, lard grading, and packaging weight differences, with enforcement by inspector and market price settlement at delivery. The event closes after adopting the rules and adjourning to morning sessions.

Grand Lodge Adds Changes at Baltimore Session

Second day proceedings of the Grand Lodge of the United States in Baltimore discuss mileage pay and per mile rates. Amendments to the constitution are debated including lodge dues and title changes to Grand Lodge of America. Several measures are tabled or referred as secret sessions and memorials are heard on ritual translation and jurisdiction questions.

Grand Lodge of the United States Baltimore Aouge Grand Lodge of America Independent Order of Odd Nced Scommnas United States Grand Lodge

Parisians Swim Scene Described With Innocence and Style

The piece depicts a river scene with men and women in bathing dress aboard a boat and on riverbanks. It notes playful splashing, ladders to rest, and couples swimming, reflecting a charming yet candid view of leisure on the water and the social dynamics of the era.

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