Exposition vivid scenes and incidents reported
Th Thirty-ninth Ohio In Pantry members plan a supper event while a 39 inch eel is said to be captured by John Adams. Joseph Thompson from Pomeroy faces commitment after insanity claims. he will be sent to Longview Asylum. A German man Getz threatens a bank, is restrained and taken to a station house. Various local notices cover the Exposition and civic events.
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Ohio
John Adams
Firemen’s Benevolent Association
Exposition Ball
Joseph Thompson
Exposition Art Hall
Walnut Hills Colored Grant Club
Bunt Street
Wm. Gresendruk
Gest Street Bridge
David Bath
New County Infirmary
Frederick Gétz
Adac
Third Street
Getz
A Turnout of City Trades and Industries Proposed
A reader urges a mammoth procession of all city workers from shops factories boiler yards and machine works to showcase industrial power. The suggestion claims such an exposition parade would attract more visitors than political candidates and highlight local workmanship as effectively as any exposition. The correspondent presses immediate action on the recommendation.
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Seth
Inquest into fatal blow and other 19th century notices
Corroborated testimony shows the deceased was struck by a malicious blow. Drs Vattier and Culberteon found a fractured skull with clotted blood between skull and dura. An inquest is renewed this afternoon. Other items include a man falling from a building with a broken arm, a boy losing a leg when an engine ran over him, and a weekly satire on dining bills leading to a long broadside.
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Medias Res
St Louis Democrat
Local incidents mix crime and events at city depot
A man named Mike Burke was detained with his hand in a councilman's pocket during Horace Greeley’s speech at the railroad depot. Two negro suspects, Thos. Greathouse and Dick Tone, face grand larceny charges for four gold rings valued at $27 from Laura Napier. Fist fight between Wm. 8. Abert and Col. James Taylor reported with no arrests. Independent preachers from Kentucky gather in town as notable locals attend the Greeley escort and a Shakespearean reading event is planned at Odd Fellows Hall for church benefit. Mayor Fragier of Lexington arrived this morning.
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George Jae
Horace Greeley
Thos. Greathouse
Dick Tone
Laura Napier
Abert
Col
James Taylor
Taylor
Kentucky
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James Spilman
Baptist Church
Kener
Alexandria
Horace Greecy
Covington
Bell
James H. Murdoch
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Columbia Street Presbyterian Church
Local Mayor’s Court Records Include Drunkenness Fines
This morning the Mayor disposed of cases: John Wil fined $4 for drunkenness. Sunder fined $5.75 for breach of the peace. James Scott fined $3 for shooting in city limits. James Joey fined for drunken ped. John Harrington fined $4.25 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Barney Schoemacher fined for same offense. Ed O Hara fined for same. Thomas Kelley and Thomas Cone each fined $5 for drunkenness. Rev H P Walker, longtime pastor of Scott Street M E church, resigned to take a new field. Rev Mr Dodd succeeds him and preached his first sermon yesterday to a large congregation. Amusements note Van Winkle at Pike’s Opera-house retains its run. Black Crook at Wood’s Theater features new novelties. Color Gu patriotic drama to be produced at Mozart Hall.
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M. E
van Winkle
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Black Crook
Wood
Mozart Hall
Eeepeare
Murdoch
Davenport
Fruit market mixed with steady demand and price variation
The report shows mixed fruit receipts with moderate demand and steady prices for many items. Grapes and apples trade locally with medium prices, while poultry and pork products face steady or quiet markets. Oil and salt markets are listed with firm to tepid activity and varied quotes for storage items.
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Etroleum
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