Cincinnati Business Directory Fragment Highlights Local Firms
A dense list from a Cincinnati directory shows numerous firms and trades. Entries include auctioneers real estate firms car manufacturers dental and medical suppliers, clothing and footwear merchants, furniture makers, and travel agents with multiple street addresses across Walnut and 6th streets.
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Pees Eek Fe
Cor
M.D
A. B. East Jr
J. Caesar
Mme & M
Coe
le J. McGil & Co
Banu, Leon & Co
Mawwixe & Longley
St Walnut
J. G. Breitenbach & Co
Haran
Joan Roberts
St. Groner C. Miller & Sons
Cigar Manufactyt
Scuwaks
W. Ibold
Central. Ay
É.p. Ma
Drew H Revas
Ptum
Eam Pew
Cen
Geek Bysunse Dental
D. Depot
Pike
Baxs, Wiatnay DB
Furnixore
Ene Hind
Leverone
Crsyebe
Lory
Bekkensoth Brothers
Bekkensoth Brothers, 144 W. 4Th St. Mats
Guerr & Dears
Dg. C. Buerele
St. D Marine
Royal
Liverpool
Imperial
St. Union
Pais
London
Erxts Ox
New York
Batrard Agents
Manhattan
York
Tern Grawan
Arate Re du Bag — Exow aweGx
Boston
Rg Barroway
Tou York
Acipio Mutual N ‘Ork
Ste Toue
Arent
W.nzerr & Co
Ag Woinnati
J. Burnyt
W. Ant
Covenni
Meurphy Murphy
Idela
Fitchneer
Hee Ekerick & CO
CH. Fou
T. F. Ramdolpe
F.w.helmick
Apa
Joan E. Fromliger
Main St
Beeneall
Main
Briez, Brothers
W. Pearat
Hh & Main
Gipson
Vin PoutEn & Co
Renee Elm
Rogers
Crime Co
Sxarden
M'Ger
Agts
Davis Righ
Te Weeks
Ber
Ae Qussrates Bay
M. Elsyceid Ids Ag
Florence Machine
Moboand
Nures & Bex
Adams & Barr
S. W
Front & Cent’ Ay Manufacturers
Ark
C. Cor
Walnut
Iron Works
Walnut Street
TRA and CO Cobain Beal Ees
Ears
Atlantic & PaciFic Tea Co
Omwn
Sycamore
Nicaeaee
Wainut St
Earthquake Shock at Shanghai to United States Envoy
Telegraphed report notes an earthquake shock near Shanghai affecting Hon. Caleb Cushing as he travels home. The item situates the event amid a string of international and domestic notices including the Vienna Exhibition and updates on Chinese student arrivals.
Earthquakes Felt in Shanghai With Mild Impacts
Dispatches from Shanghai report several minor earthquake shocks felt in the city. Shocks were brief and caused only momentary excitement. Authorities note no serious damage, though fears of a possible recurrence linger among residents.
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London
Shanghai
Caleb Cushing Heads to Havre for Transatlantic Return
Italy dispatch reports Hon. Caleb Cushing arrived in Nice on Saturday and will depart promptly for Havre. From there he plans to take a steamer back to the United States.
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Turin
Caleb Cushing
Nice
Havre
United States
Fire at Crowitch Bach piano factory on East Twenty sixth
Fire last evening damaged the third floor of Crowitch Bach & Co piano factory at 218 220 East 26th Street. Losses include $10,000 for the firm, $6,000 for tin roofer John Bacheau, with stock and building insured. Also reports on an insurance defalcation, Bienville inquiry, yacht race, a fatal stabbing, asylum abuse probe, and steamship departures with cargoes and notable passengers.
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New York
East Twentysixth Street
Crowitch, Bach& Co
John Bacheau
Harrolt
Firemen’s Insurance Company
Abner Hayward
Pacific Mail
Bienville
Inspector Matthews
Havana
Commodore Morris
Madeline
Samuel Gordon
Keeplore
Ward
Liepold
Treasury Department
Bub-Treasury
Washington
Secret Service
Johnson
Torpedo boat sinks at Brooklyn Navy Yard burst lifeline saved three men
A torpedo boat recently tested sank while three men stayed aboard to work. The hatch stayed closed, water did not flood in, and a steam derrick rescued the crew after more than three hours underwater. All three survived as air chambers remained pressurized. The incident follows a tense local labors dispute among International Society factions and ongoing cases in the Nathan murder investigation.
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
Board of Naval Officers
International Society
The
Hague
Mercury
Forrester
Ities
George Kelsey
Nathan
University Place
West Washington Square
Kelsey
Hedder
Florida Canal Plan Ruled by Capitalists Support in Florida
Discusses Florida ship canal across the peninsula as relief for Mississippi valley freight. Notes tobacco crop losses in Virginia from heat and rain and mentions prominent Floridian backers and harbor difficulties on the Gulf. References nominations to the State Department and a list of individuals connected to U S Vienna posting.
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Washington
Virginia
Florida
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
State Department
Lee
United States
Vienna
Wan
Bon Lewis Seasonik
Fatal restaurant confrontation shocks Columbia politics
In Columbia a Saturday evening clash at a restaurant left Montgomery, president of the State Senate, and Samuel Melton, the Republican candidate for the office, involved. Melton’s associates John D. Caldwell, killed instantly, and Maj. J. M Morgan, slightly wounded, tried to intervene as Caldwell died from gunfire. Caldwell was U S Senator Robinson’s brother-in-law, Morgan the son-in-law of former Confederate Treasury Secretary George A. Tren.
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Columbia
This Place
Montgomery
State Senate
Samuel Melton
John D. Caldwell
Maj. J. M Morgan
Melton
Caldwell
Morgan
Vereo
George ‘Upper
U. S
Robinson
George A. Tren
Treasury
Stabbing in Curiaco Ends Man's Life. Opera House Venture Formed
Charles Lowe was fatally stabbed by an unknown assailant after a quarrel sparked by a sneeze. A new company plans a large opera house with $500000 stock. $75000 subscribed on site. Thirty eight Chinese students traveling to New Haven arrived and left last Saturday, described as Celestial nobility and to stay ten to fifteen years in the country.
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Curiaco
Charles Lowe
New Haven
Hagner Wins Four-Mile Race In 35 Minutes Record
John Hagner of Clarkson Boat Club triumphed over Mahlon Kennedy in a four mile race at Wheeling on a Saturday afternoon. Hagner clocked thirty five minutes, the best amateur time on record.
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Wheeling
John Hagner
Clarkson Boat Club
Mahlon Kennedy
Hagner
Train Collision on Altamont Grade Leaves Five Injured
Maryland dispatch reports a Baltimore & Ohio accident on the Altamont grade where two eastbound freight trains separated by about a mile saw four cars detach from the first and crash into the rear train. Five men were injured, three fatally. the second train and engine were wrecked. Burglars looted E W Byron store. Lewis Johnson arrested. Ward's Island Asylum management faces gravest charges and an investigation is said to be planned.
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Cumberland
Altamont
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
E. W. Byron
Lewis Johnson
Ward’s Island Asylum
Death of U S Senator Garrett Davis at Lexington Ky
The Hon. Garrett Davis United States Senator from Kentucky died at his Lexington residence at 6 30 AM after a week of declining health from gangrenous lung disease at the age of 71 The funeral will be held from St Peters Episcopal Church in Lexington at 11 AM Wednesday to permit friends and relatives to attend.
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Lexington
Garrett Davis
United States
Kentucky
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Laborer fatally struck after sugar refinery dispute
Jersey City on September 23 a laborer Heaman Vogt was knocked down in a saloon by Michael Kelly after a strike at Mathiessen and Weicher sugar refinery. Vogt died from a fractured skull. Kelly, who had threatened Vogt, was arrested.
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Jersey City
Heaman Vogt
Chas
Rucy
Essex Street
Michael Kelly
Vogt
Mathiessen & Weicher
Kelly
Lady Blanchard Wins Fast California Trotting Heat
At the California State Fair Grounds on September 23, the second racing day drew large crowds as the trotting event for horses under three minutes featured five starters. Lady Blanchard, a Hambletonian mare owned by Alvin Hayward, won the first heat with the best time ever in California, 2 263.
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Sacramento
State Fair Grounds
Herses
Lady Blanchard
California
Alvin Hayward
Harrisburg Hosts Illinois Speaker at Republican Rally
In Harrisburg on September 23 Hon. Clark E. Carr of Illinois addressed a large Republican mass meeting at the Courthouse, held last Saturday night.
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Harrisburg
Clark E. Carr
Illinois
Weather Report and assorted notices from Washington
Probabilities place easterly to southerly winds and likely rain in the South Atlantic for Monday, while the Middle States should expect clear skies and the New England region fair weather. The report also notes scant reports from the Gulf to the Ohio Valley and mentions various local incidents, religious efforts, and Sabbath-school convention statistics including attendance and money raised.
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Washington
South Atlantic States
Middle States
New England States
Gulf
Ohio Valley
Greeleys Trip to Louisville Ends With Cheers in Streets
Special Correspondent reports Horace Greeley and party reach Louisville after a stop in Newport. Crowds cheer as the Sage of Chappaqua arrives aboard the Ruby commissary car. Governors Walker and Randolph discuss scenery while New York reporters transcribe notes during the journey to the Falls City.
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The
Star
Mr. Greeley
Louisville
Newport
Newportonians
Dixie
Cincinnati
Falls City
Kentucky Hills
Walker
Randolph
Col. Watterson
New York
the Times
Walton
Greeley
Filo
Shanks
N.Y. Herald
Darkey
Shanene
Kentucky
Florida
Shanke
Horace
Campbellsburg
Gat Cera
Greeley Addresses Six Thousand At Exposition Visit
The crowd of about six thousand greeted Mr. Greeley at the Exposition with cheers after Col. Watterson introduced him from a stand near the Galt House. He spoke in a relaxed, confident style on industrial topics, drawing steady attention and strong applause from Seale and others in attendance.
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Lone Sields Sr
Greeley
Stan
Watterson
Galt House
Blanton Duncanites
Col. Watterson
Courier-Journal
Mr. Greeley
South
Seale
Mae
Brisk foreign notices and political shifts reported
A London writer details steerage abuses while calls for reform rise. European affairs include Geneva tribunal rulings and Brazil’s telegraphic concession. German ministers change posts and Italy celebrates Rome’s occupation anniversary amid public mourning.
Violent attack and injuries reported with suspect at large
A man named Yaweethy was severely wounded in a violent assault, with a new wound to the shoulder blade and grave condition. Dr. Miller treated the victim, who was later moved to a hospital. A separate report describes a race riot style mob action near Bloomington and Indianapolis with a suspect Oberman fleeing. An unknown man was killed by an express train between Harmony and Bra, and a vigilante atmosphere is noted among Indiana residents.
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John Yaweethy
Miller
Eta
Rged
Bled
Louis
le Weindianapoilis
St. Lo
Toronto
Blake
Oberman
Egocat Journal
Orleans
Bloomington
Ind
Mitchel
Ranermoen
Indiana
Pegre
Aante
Swenens
Ana
Harmony
Bra
Printing a Grand National Library and National Abolition News
The item notes a global effort to publish a printed country wide for a grand national library. It mentions the gradual abolition of an unnamed entity, and discusses financials of the Odd-fellows society, a Bowen Kingsland defalcation, railroad ticket contracts to White Star and Continental mail routes, and obituaries from Philadelphia. It also reports on military inquiries about Franco-German war casualties and Iron Cross context, plus state distillery statistics and a tugboat explosion near New York Bay with injuries and repairs.
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Odd-fellows
George Kingsland
Hudson County National B
Jersey City
New York
White Star Steamship Line
Bremen
Philadelphia
Nah Laver
Elizabeth Ashier
Lydia Omas
Samuel Jane Price
John Keefe
Ours
William Ovith
Alee
Co Good
United States
Echusetts
South Carolina
Virginia
Passaic
New York Bay
Adams
Ie Freman
John Haines
E All P Ured
Conwell
Patrick ‘Schenners
Anes
Effects of & Petow
Howard Price
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Business Direstore
Telegraph
Daily Evening Star
Perrible
Columb South Carolina
Garrett, Davis
N. ¥. Treasury
Lowdown
Italy
Chicago
Maryland
Lexxiington
Weathes Report
H.R. Marchant
Ying Mews
Chicot
Arkansas
John Daniel
Lima
Ohio
Ieee
Butler
Sharon Rot Oor
Baptiste
England
James Duncan
United Presbyterian Church
Oxford
Lightfoot
Wetes Ovine
Prentiss
Charles BR. Henderson
Varaer Gyep
Baltimore
Merriman Cole
Henderson
Cele
Parkers
United Brethren Church
Pennsboro
Iiscota
Vigo
le of
St. Sebastian
Dublin
Pope
London News
John Duke Coleridge
London Labor League
Geneva Tribunal
America
Brazil
Baron Mann
Count von Arnim
Germany
France
Paris
Beri T
Ventwinks
Herr von Balan
Brussels
Cne
Se Olies
Coresterda
Soult
D’ Ore
Kornelius Vicents
Ongress
Dolli
Frederick
C Tians
Ramon Abou
Aboubourg
Ouy
Gambetta
St. Eti
LeFranc
Casimer Periere
Bear Alden
Tta
Rome
Madrid
Calvo
Cortes
Mapgip
Ita
Weden
Norway
Dignitarensen
Avday
Sweden
General Newsters
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