Auctioneers and Shops Listed in City Directory
A fragmented directory page shows numerous business listings across auctions real estate boot and shoe stores brass foundries and other trades. Multiple addresses are given including 64 w., 35 w., 116 w., 164 Vine st., 118 w. 4th, 150 Central avenue, and 181 Vine st. with entities such as Rosset J, Cursar J C& Carrigy, J Hoverox & Co., Hawley, Frank Schware, and many others. The page also lists financial firms including insurers and mutuals and various manufacturers and suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosset J
Cursar
J. C& Carrigyt
Mz18
Mxyer
Boots
Peasl
Clent Tions
GUILD
Y. M. Mae
Broadway
Central Av
Winows’ Bean
Court St. BatLons
Bernet
Eoneul
LEMS
Central Avenue
Arerein
A & Monroee
Binceahs 4 & Co
J. Hoveroox & Co
J. BR. Hawley
Vine St
Boot & Shoe
w.Poor
Walnat
Business Colleses
Netéon
Busi Llega
J. Mo
Iut & Co
Roe Street
Bart, Lion & Co
Maxnine & Longley
J. Eee & Ee
Gromar
W. AitTries
Dental
Spencer
D. D
Pike's
Gee
Penn
E. J. Wes
H. Reuss
W. Cor
Plam
Bens
J. Ricking
B. E. Sd
Gta
Hi. Closterm Man & Ate
Tlw
Joun Holland
S Jno
Leverone Bo
Nei
Chad
W. Mackelfeese
Ber
St. AN
Kenroth Brothers
Grorr & Drakx
J.C. Buerele
New York
Brewess
America
Law's
Yron
W. M. Richardson
Liverpool
Fandon
Asuincrox
Goodman
Enterpris
D. Aera
Fitchner
Enins Bere
Mathematical Instruments
T. F. RanDoLin
I Musical Instrumen
Helaick
MATT
Ey Gers
Joux BE
Joux BE. Facucions
Main St
Myer Ee Publishe Mendenhall
Ildin
BroreeErs
Pearst
Opticians
Jas. Fostes, Jr., & Co
Sth & Race H. Wane
4Th
Atoz & Co
4Th Street
A. Fish Ie
Ous
Daly & Derry
Enamental Tre Mith & Rolison
Onloe
W. Howland
Oples Nn Len
Hl Slatter
Thomas Ginson & Co
Vine
Cot Porrer & Co
Ctures
Bros. & Eugemary
Ystone
W. M. Shawag’t
Elm St. Rover & ‘Baker
M’ger
W. Howl Machine Co
M.co
J.S m’ Ger
X & Gress G
Ie Fiorence Macnixe
M McGonnell
Ath
Gg. Nices & Sox
Fares
St. At & Guersesee
Sth. J. PL Mecein
Fifth
AMS & Burr, S.w. Cor
Front & Cent’tay Shirt
Womms
Bons
Astm Sin
Guna Arar Reastnetat Co. Co
Sycamore
Alnut
Esas
Willow-W
F. Bean & Co
Liguer
Wanwies
Reducing Cuban Insurgents and Events Across Nations
Newspaper notices report further efforts against Cuban insurgents, a Catholic Congress in Queensland, a California agricultural fair, an international statistical congress, a Cincinnati actress's death, a destructive St. Louis fire, and Louisville convention delegates.
London Cattle Plague Spreads Amid Global Property Talks
London reports the cattle plague advancing rapidly across England causing national unease. Governments of Holland Austria Germany Russia Italy and Central States seek to recognize private property at sea in war and prepare a joint treaty. The Daily Witness launches a two cent morning edition and to publish dispatches from the American Press Association. Delegates to the Louisville Convention urge support for Charles O Conor and John Quincy Adams for President and Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Holland
Austria
Germany
Russia
Italy
Mary F. Scott Siddons
New York
American Literary Bureau
City Bank
Bank of Commerce
East River Park
Ana
Mazzoni
Mr. Grace
Gentlemen Criketers
Louisville
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Ihs
Charles O’conor
John Quincy Adams
Massachusetts
Horace Greeley
B. Gratz Brown
Democratic Executive Committee of
State of
N. Y
Albany
Johnson
The
Herald
Livingstone
Dr. Stearns
Plan for Cuban operations by General Ceballos proposed
Captain-General Ceballos asks the Government to approve a campaign plan against the insurgents in Cuba. He promises to crush the rebellion within months and to receive reinforcements for an immediate brisk campaign. Reform measures from King Amadeus will be postponed for now in Cuba due to the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mappgap
Ceballos
Cuba
Amadeus
Cortes
Madrid
Zorilla
Vila
Spain
Gene Caballas
Department of War
Cordob
Movickas
Catholic Congress gathers delegates from Europe and America
The old Catholic Congress assembled in Cologni El Cologne with full attendance from European delegates. English and American Episcopal representatives attended and spoke in strong sympathy with the assembly’s objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Europe
German count named councilor to Washington legation
Berlin September 21 Count Andreas Bernstoff has been appointed as German councilor to the Legation in Washington. The appointment strengthens German diplomatic representation in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Andreas Bernstoff
Washington
Bank of Commerce stance draws banker support in New York
In New York on September 21, Vail, president of the Bank of Commerce, received broad backing from bankers and merchants for a bold move aimed at refusing payment on out of clearinghouse certified checks. Moses Taylor of City Bank and other leaders praised the decision as efforts by banks to curb speculators and stabilize the money market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vail
Bank of Commerce
Moses Taylor
City Bank
The
Livingstone lauds Stanley and thanks donors for exploration
In New York on March 13, 1872, Livingstone commends Stanley and thanks American generosity for enabling his continued explorations. Grant made a lengthy Newark Exposition visit, then went to Long Branch. Tammany Sachems convened after elections with Augustus Schell reappointed as Grand Sachem. The American Institute Fair runs with broad displays and heavy daily attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Livingstone
Stanley
Grant
Long Branch
Grand Council of Sachems of
Tammany
Augustus Schell
American Institute
Fires on Iowa bridge pier and river drownings report
Fire broke out on the south pier of the railroad bridge after sparks from a passing steamer. Firemen subdued the blaze. bridge remains uninjured. Two Yates boys aged eleven and thirteen drowned in the river near Raynor's Mills. recovery attempts failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusvavue
P. C. Yates
Raynor’s Mills
Jones County
Iowa
California State Agricultural Fair Opens in Sacrimento
The California State Agricultural Fair begins with a large state wide attendance and strong displays of implements and products. Races draw crowds led by a four year old colt Time 1.46 and the stallion Ajax. Goldsmith Maid and Stanford’s horse train for a $10,000 race on Sept 28. The fair runs ten days and promises success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacrimento
Cal
Woodburn
Ajax
Goldsmith Maid
Lucy
Stanford
Paris shares a fifth of US imports in nine years
Washington reports Paris supplied about one twentieth of total US imports from 1863 to 1872 totaling $219,190,691. 1869 peak at $30,103,787, then declines to $25–26 million in 1870–71. Early 1876 quarter shows revival with $11,138,746, forecasting at least $40 million for the year. Baltimore police identify two Miller brothers from A as dead near the city. A counterfeit five dollar note circulates in the South, resembling the genuine note but with shading differences. England paid the United States last.
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Washington
Paris
United States
Baltimore
G. Miller
New York
U. S
England
Wife of actor T. J. Langdon dies suddenly in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports the wife of actor T. J. Langdon died last night in Chicago from heart disease while her husband was traveling to join her at Pike's Opera House in Cincinnati. She had earlier been with dramatic companies in St. Louis and Denver. The couple shared a strong mutual affection and Langdon has been sent for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
T. J. Langdon
Pike’s Opera House
Cincinnati
Wisconsin Senator Howe Ill at Col J H Howe Residence
Sept 21 Milwaukee report says United States Senator Howe is ill at Col J H Howe's Kenosha home with threatened lung congestion and requires care from doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
the Sentinel
United States
Howe
Col
J. H. Howe
Kenosha
Old Catholic Congress Opens in Cologne Amid European Tensions
Foreign and domestic leaders gather for the Old Catholic Congress in Cologne as Austria Germany Italy and Holland appear united on the issue. Paris reports a circulating letter urging renewed Carlist insurrection in Spain while Spain debates military conscription and Cuban campaign plans draw approval from Cordoba. Local labor disputes and a Vatican-linked note surface as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Cologne
Prince Gortschakoff
Count Andrassy
Bismarck
Austria
Germany
Ital
Holland
P. Aris
Don Barbe Tate Pope
Dr. Roper
New York
New Castle
Miners’ Association
Scott Siddons
Brussels
Liverpool
Doublin
Rome
Prince Arthur opens Round Bay Park Leeds
A report of ceremonies marks the opening of Round Bay Park at Leeds by Prince Arthur on Thursday. The item notes celebratory events, local pageantry, and community enthusiasm surrounding the new park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Arthur
Round Bay Park
Leeds
A. T. Stewart
New York
Mra. J. Brady
St. Louis
Col Thu
Littleborough
Pgland
Dublin
Rome
Evening entertainment at Wood's and Rice's Minstrels
The notice alerts that Crowded crowds will attend Pike's Opera-house this afternoon to see a magnificent Crook show at Wood's this evening and Rice's Minstrels program at Ozart Hall, with similar attractions listed for the evening.
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van Winkle
Pike
Crook
Wood
Rice
Ozart Hall
River Notes and Transit Updates
A weather note reports a slight sprinkle and a river stilling with feet in the channel. Ohio Nos resume trips to Pomeroy, and the Louisville mail-line packet Pat. Rogers will be ready by the end of next week with machinery from the C. T. Dumont.
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Asburg
Ohio
Pomeroy
Louisville
Pat. Rogers
C.T. Dumont
Grant supporters escort Nay to city amid club events
Wise and Grant men presented a free carriage escort for Nay into the city. Proposals from Wright, U Cincinnati, and Col. George R. to address the Greeley club in Newport tonight. Grants and Wilson club planning events at the Court House next night. The six arrest for tapping will be tried this afternoon near the railroad depot.
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Messrs
Wise
Grant and Wilson Club
Court House
Horace Greeley
Thiael
Dayton News Briefs and Local Notices
Dayton court set a $500 bond appeal before the Court of Common Pleas. Horace Greeley likely to visit Dayton next Tuesday. Eleven Soldiers Home inmates completed naturalization papers. The Pioneer Thursday drew a large crowd with tales and songs. About one hundred five people attended a Hamilton morning colored meeting led by Fred Douglass. Raper Chapel and Grace M. E. Church hosted social events Thursday night.
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Park Chamberlain
Grand Taresoy
Court E of Common Pleas
Horace Greeley
Dayton
Irving
Albany
New York
Soldiers Home
Hamilton
Fred Douglass
Raper Chapel
Grace M. E. Church
Exposition crowds fill streets and fair grounds
A gala throng of colored folks occupied the streets and repaired to the fair grounds to celebrate the nation. Graham and Smith addressed the crowd at the Court house yard before a hop in the Opera house in the evening.
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A Fae C
Graham and
Smith
Horace Greeley to Speak in Covington at Odd Fellows Hall
Hon Horace Greeley will visit Covington this afternoon at 1 30 and address the Odd Fellows Hall. The Grant and Wilson club holds a meeting at 9 o clock to attend the mass meeting on Court Street. George Biggs was examined after shooting Lee Crane at the stock yards. the court discharged the prisoner. Lodge appoints delegates to the Grand Lodge of Good Templars meeting in October at Frankfort. Fire department presented Superintendent Geo Harthy with a gold watch after last night’s celebration. Chas G Perrin and Thess Bandford, former Covingtonians, return home from Kansas. Altar raffle for St Patlake Church will take place this evening at William Hackarth on Bakewell streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Greeley
Covnton
Grant and Wilson Club
Tigoclock
Willis
Chas. G. Perrin
Thess Bandford
Lange
Wm. Hackarth
Bakewell Streets
Religious News From Alliance And Surrounding Churches
Rev J L Smith draws large attendance at Alliance onmags Lutheran Church as cornerstone laid for new church. Rev Eddy A of the Methodist Church in Bu rage Beecher’s church conducts service. Lars Soppis note secondness in Supper forms. Woman’s Baptist Missionary Society supports four Bible women and missionaries aiding women’s churches. Sisters at ve three missionaries and two Bible workers employed. Roof damage at Canterbury recently. three weeks suspended due to buco. Roman Catholic missions count 34 schools 38 church members.
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J. L. Smith
Onmags Lutheran Church
Alliance
Eddy A
Methodist Church
Ara’ Beecher
Istered
Istere
Woman’s Baptist Missionary Society
women of _t
Canterbery
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily Evening Star
Qld Catholic Congress
California Agricultural Fair
International Statistical Congress
Cologni EL
Ghrimany
Cedar"rappips
Alexander McClellan
Bellevue
W. H. Hawkins
Dodge County
Wisconsin
Secretary of the Treasury
Navy Department
Jenkins
Asiatic Feet
Hioga
Japan
Nagaski
Shanghai
Yokohama
China
St. Petersburg
Ministry of the Interior
Congress
Inman White Star Line
Dresden Steamship Lines
Inman Line
Postmaster General
California
Louis
Picton & Co
Myrtle Street
You
LF Walsh
Isco
Riverside
Boston & Maine Railroad
Lawrence
Grand Lodge of Odd-fellows
Grand Sire
Errae
Louisville Exposition
National Eclectic Medical Convention
Isis
C. E. Miles
Musetts
Danney Maskell
Boston
J. G. Holland
Gerald Walters
London Field
St. Paul
Minnesota
Strauss
Leewa
Geneva
Columbus
Wooster University
Wooster
Bret Harte
Fiddletown
Scribner's Monthly
International Machinists and Blacksmiths’ Convention
Dominion of Canada
Grand Rapids
National Hotel
Fir
Burdett Coutts
Rynder’s
Pennsylvania
Charles Dunkin
Richard Ludeman
Seaturday
Mohorrme
Petens
Van
Seer
J.H. M Murphey
Inentucky
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