Cincinnati Daily Sightings and Notices Kaleidoscope
A miscellany of city news items including Rev N Summerbell’s Kansas tour return, an Exposition train for Chillicothe and Hillshore, a warning about impostor Martin A G Evans, and new low prices at C C Shayne Co. for children’s hats. Also notes on a bottle of vitrol spill at St Xavier’s, freight delays on Southern roads, a Browne will contest, a Kentuckian Mary Kennedy story, arrest of David R Hedges, a Republican demonstration with leaders and invited guests, a serious street fight ending in a severe facial wound, arrest of George P Johnson, and Greeley meeting preparations.
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Martin A. G. Evans
Franklin Lodge
Wheeling
C. C. Shayne & Co
Fifth Street
Cincinnati
August von Martels
Colonel von Martels
St. Xavier's College
J. Browne
Mary Kennedy
Sixth Street
Bucktown
Benaine
Hotel de Hammond
Mary
United States
Farringtos
David R. Hedges
Wedges
Mason County
Louisville
Maysville
Pomological display and sewing exhibits at Horticultural Hall
The promenade gallery at Horticultural Hall hosts a growing Pomological display with entries from Chas Davis Glendale Ohio to Louis Ritz Plainville Obie and others showing apples grapes peaches and figs. Exhibitors add novelties daily while needlework wax flowers and hairwork draw visitor interest and Grover and Baker sewing machines praised for fine stitching and ease.
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Horticultural Hall
Chas
Davis
Glendale
Ohio
Dean
Otto
Indiana
Harris
Cleveland
Kaward Towsley
Mount Auburn
William T. Keller
Hamilton County
John A. Warder
Cleves
Critchell
Gardiner & Co
Cincinnati
William Faulkner
Vevay
Lisle Lester
San Francisco
Louis Ritz
Plainville
Ritz
James Truitt
Quincy
George Kresz
Colerain
Grover & Baker
Man Held After Destroys Home And Delirious Veteran
Daniel Leser a troubled youth with a mania for wrecking his mother's home at 397 Longworth Street was sent to the Workhouse for one week for examination with potential transfer to Longview. Thrady an old vagrant trembled near delirium tremens was placed in the Workhouse for three months. J P Riley arrested yesterday for obtaining 25 on a bogus draft faced Police Court action and was remanded for sentence until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Leser
Longworth Street
Daniel
Longview
Thrady
J.P. Riley
Casey & Timberlake
Amusements Tonight Across City Venues
Damp weather dimmed crowds but main houses held strong. Rip Van Winkle repeats at Pike's Opera House with McWade's acting praised. The Black Crook dazzles rural visitors with lavish scenery, dresses, and ballet. Rice's Minstrels offer a lively resort atmosphere. Billy Manning Cool White and a star ensemble light the night. The Georgia Minstrels draw crowds for negro songs and character depictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip van Winkle
Pike
Mr. McWade
Black Crook
Rice
Billy Manning
Georgia
Simon
Springfield Short Line to grade Lebanon street curbs
At a recent council meeting a resolution authorized the Springfield Short Line company to grade, vet, and set curbs and gutters on Lebanon street. The Home Building Association will meet in the Mayor's office on Saturday evening to complete the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Short Line Company
Lebanon Street
Home Building Association
Newport Deserters and Local Politicking
Two deserters escaped from the Newport barracks this morning while Newport street railroad traffic remains heavy with cars crowded throughout the day. The City Council aims to push business forward so members can visit the Cincinnati Exposition. Colonel W. C. P. Breck enridge addressed the Greeley Campaign Club of Newport last night praising wartime results and urging Democrats to support the political program. He spoke in Covington tonight amid applause. A list of citizens was invited to meet Horace Greeley in Cincinnati to invite his visit.
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Newport Barracks
Newport Street Railroad Company
Lat Cme
Cincinnati Exposition
W. C. P. Breckenridge
Greeley Campaign Club
Newport
Democrata
Enridge
Covington
Iited
Horace Greeley
Incinnati
Wo. Smith
Col
Geo. W. Neff
Tt. L. Jones
R W. Nelson
Kr . M
Albert
W. Boot
Frome Purie-Bey
Protracted Covington Turnpike Effort and Local News
A long meeting at Ninth Street church with Rev. Dinwiddie of Lexington leads efforts toward finishing the Covington and Taylor Mill turnpike. Subscriptions pledged and beer sales data from Covington brewers are reported. Liberal movement in Covington proposes a regiment of Grey Guards with two companies elected officers. Senator Garrett Davis lies ill in Paris, Kentucky. A Columbus marriage yields a bride noting prior marriages.
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Ninth-street
Otra
Wm. Dinwiddie
Lexington
Covington and Taylor Mill Turnpike
Kentucky Central Railroad
Bernard Neimeyer
Internal Revenue Service
Covington
Friends of the Liberal Movement
Covin
Greeley and Brown Guards
W. H. Glore
R. D
Thos
McCabe
James P. Orr
Samuel Johnson
Ww. Miles
M.T. Shine
Jas. ‘Allen
Thos. Tallon
E. D. Bannister
Geo. G. Perkins
T. J. Phelps
W. Stone
James B. Casey
Jen B
John Graziana
John Mateling
Ben Cutter
Peter Marx
Wm. Worth
John Heltemus
T. Clancy
Woonhurst
Joseph Harmer
D. W. Coons
John Kummer
Abe Smith
Beee
George Willing
Senator Garrett Davis
Paris
Squire Duvenick
Columbus
Ohio
Shauck Addresses Republican Meeting at Soldiers Home
John C. Shauck spoke to a Republican gathering at the Soldiers Home on Tuesday evening with good attendance. The county gears up for the First and Second Ohio Veterans reunion at Miamisburg on the 26th. Old Folks host a Pioneer Meeting today three miles north of the city with Ye Olden Time speeches and meals. The fair begins October 9 and runs four days, anticipated as the largest yet. Surveyors for a new coal road camp two miles east, racing through the county. cheaper coal is expected as the railroad moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Shauck
Miamisburg
Gardener Beaten by Two Men Delays Court Hearing
John Feister, a gardener for Joe Sharpeles, was badly beaten by Geo Hippenheimer and Frank Graf. The suspects were arrested but the Mayor's Court hearing was postponed until today due to the prosecutor's injuries. Also, the Grant meeting planned for Saturday evening has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Feister
Joe Sharpeles
Geo. Hippenheimer
Frank Graf
Diverse 19th Century Market Prices Across Commodities
Market report details varied prices and demand for fruits, vegetables, meats, hay, tobacco, and other staples across regions. Notes on apples, lemons, pears, timothy, corn, oats, sugar, lard, bacon, molasses, and tobacco include specific price ranges, daily activity, and regional supply changes. Entities include Laguayra, Ken tucky, Ohio, New Orleans, Demarara, and various market terms.
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Ogheny
Ios
Rari
Guere
Scopfer
Laguayra
Java
BaBsLey
Timothy
New Orleans
Liverpool
Turkay Island
New Mason County
Kentucky
Iown
Clermont
Ohio
Owen County
Pendleton County
Brown County
Indiana
Hat Fashion Debuts and Local Cultural Pulse
A bustling scene with politicians, a serious accident at a hinge factory injuring Wm Crawford, and a social mix of rival meetings. C C Shayne & Co. introduce the Stanley Hat at West Fifth Street. The Cincinnati Conservatory of Music at 87 West Seventh highlights Italian vocal training, free weekly harmony classes, and noted singers among its students.
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Hinge
Cincinnati
C. C. Shayne & Co
West Fifth Street
Race
Elm
Shayne & Co
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
West Seventh Street
Clara Baur
Ite
A. Spee
Fd Music Res
Robert Clark & Co
Clan Clara Baur
West Seventh St
Bearing Year in Apples and Orchard Tricks
A Journal of Horticulture correspondent explains methods to induce alternate bearing in apple trees. Steps include taking 1872 scions into a thrifty tree and repeating in 1878, pruning to force next year’s buds, and removing blossoms on half the tree to yield fruit on the odd year. The author notes success with Victory apples and mentions a local museum skeleton remark by a country clergyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appies
Journal of Horticulture
Daily Market Review summary
Market overview notes weak demand and abundant supply across butter and other commodities. Prices are dull and nominal with several grades quoted. Western Reserve and Central markets show steady to moderate activity amid ample availability.
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Onan
Er &O
Tony
Western Reserve
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