Perennial and political notices mix in local report
A Kansas City Times reporter in town notes legal action by Grever & Baker Sewing Machine Co against Jeremiah Davidson for 1277 dollars on notes and purchases. Union meetings planned in Whitewater and neighboring townships with several speakers. A Greeley Brown mass meeting is set at Vine and Hamilton, with English and German talks. Republicans plan Riverside talk by Judge Johnson and Wolf. Caleb Jameson arrested on Fifth Street for stealing a ware and chain valued at 65 dollars from Edward Fraser in Franklin Ohio. Jameson tied to Loveland area as an old offender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grever & Baker Sewing Machine Company
Massachusetts
Jeremiah Davidson
Lawrence County
Ohio
Greeley and Brown
Vine Street
Hamilton Road
Milton Baylor
J. Dodds
Fred Hassaurek
Wm. Johnason
Jacob Wolf
Riverside
Beedher
Caleb Jameson
Fifth Street
Horse Market
Lew Hurst
Wedderstrand
Pirker’s Grove
Jameson
Edward Fraser
Franklin, O
Loveland
the Evening Star
Suieury
Ymca
Ngiss
Lair
Laganyrs
Mons
Donceods
Dad
Laney
Karley
Mncres
Kentucky
New Orleans
Linseau
City BU Berus Timothy
Liverpool
Turks’ Island
Mason Conny
Brown County
Owen County
Ridge
Penleton County
Is.s
Southern Indiana
Deaths and departures echo through Cincinnati city pages
Mr Wade of this city dies in Dayton at sixty four, brother to late Gen Wade and connected to Woe street’s namesake. Fireman James Differ dies in Cleves after L L railroad crash injuries. Bevington the engineer recovers. Dispatcher Patterson handles huge traffic with sixty carloads daily arrivals and departures. Billy Manning leaves Cincinnati for Chicago, Adele and friends mourn as Windy City gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mephen J. Wade
Dayton
Mr. Wade
Gen. Wade
Clagin Antl
James Differ
Mr. & PD
Patterson
William
Billy Manning
Cincinnati
Chicago
Billy
Adele Childres
Hbo
Roberts
Unprecedented Gar Exposition dazzles with exhibits
Visitors toured Power Hall and the Museum of Natural History as displays ranged from glass engraving and steam engines to a complete flour mill and an oil well. A Chinese newspaper and East India relics drew interest while parrots suffered from dampness and ink poison. Attendance neared 20,000 with over five thousand dollars in ticket sales. Commissioners met, approving bills of 2201.52 and plans for a fourth Industrial Exposition in 1878, with regional bodies asked to appoint commissioners.
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Gar
Count Weebinal
Ennsylvania
Horticultural Hall
Chas. Espich
Urbana
Ohio
Museum of Natural History
Ndustrix
Taylor
Committee On Cotton
Olhaber
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Board of Trade
Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Regatta Notes Highlight Three Mile Course And Prizes
The Association met at the Oberly House and voted to award money prizes for the single scull and four oared races, with a $200 purse likely for the four oared. Pittsburg and Cincinnati crews practice daily, red and blue uniforms noted, judges at each end, and the event opens with the stake boat under the suspension bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberly House
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Wm. Jackson, Jr
Bow
P. Wonte
Wm. Scott
Newton Fecley
J. K. Franklin
Wm. Steinheim
Henry Klesman
Fred. Wolf
Bettig
Hammill
Brown
Monongahela
International
Madison House
Newport
Arbeiter Hall
Finst Brace
Wm. Schlecht
Robi. Schmidtt
Wm. N. Air
Louisville
Motel Sneak Thieves Nabbed in City Lock Street Ring
Police arrested four youths James Cashman John Cunningham Robin Grimmer and Wm Grimmer on suspicion of common theft linked to a barroom gang near Lock and Sixth streets. Cashman carried $110 Confederate money and nails. one suspect has a Rogues Gallery photo. An unrelated arrest involves John Bogie at Kilgour Street for disorderly conduct tied to a historic scissor grinder assault and seven years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cashman
John Cunningham
Robin Grimmer
Wm. Grimmer
Lock and Sixth Streets
Hotels & Bell Boys
Cushman
Madison
Jones
Grogan
Cashman
John Bogie
Kilgour Street
Ph God Jones
Bogie
Joncas
Amusements in town offer Robt Mc Wade and others
Robt Mc Wade presents Rip Van Winkle at Pike's Opera House with further shows from Mrs Jas Oates and her company starting Monday. The Black Crook bows out after tomorrow to make way for the flute voiced performer. Rice's Minstrels remain popular at Odeon Hall and the Color Guard at Mozart Hall earns praise for its educational and entertaining offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. McWade
Rip van Winkle
Pike’s Opera House
Wee
Wood
Macauley
Jas. Oates
Rice’s Minstrels
Odeon Hall
Mozart Hall
Dayton Turns Tax Time Into Record Revenue
Daytons tax receipts total about 11000, a fifty percent yearly high. All bonds and interest due are paid, with several thousand dollars surplus in city banks. General Kieber backs a large Bonte Rope-walk building, supervised by William Hasson. The four story brick structure measures 40 by 200 feet and will employ over one hundred workers.
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Dayton
General Kieber
Wiliam Hasson
Bonte
Grant and Wilson Club Meeting in Strong's Hall Saturday
The Grant and Wilson Club will convene in Strong's Hall on Saturday evening with business of importance to be discussed. Members are urged to attend in full. Citizens note worsening mud and the lack of sidewalks to schoolhouses. The Hamilton pike sidewalk project from the railroad to First street was ordered nine months ago and not yet begun, while debate continues on Colerain pike from Blue Rock street to the Intermediate schoolhouse. These issues affect the whole community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant and Wilson Club
Strong’s Hall
Hamilton Pike
First Street
Colerain Pike
Blue Rock Street
Dayton Briefs Highlight Greeley Reception and Local News
Horace Greeley's Dayton reception drew eight thousand people before his Springfield and Cleveland departure. Republicans held a Huston Hall meeting with Postmaster General Creswell and Interior Secretary Delano, plus Gen. Warwick from New York. Soldiers' Home board conducted annual inspection with an honor illumination. Farmer Jacob Rider died at 70 from heart disease. Dr. J D Lone hurled from a buggy but recovering. Warwick spoke to soldiers at the Home. Charles Silver and James McDonald confessed to Patrick Varley's first degree murder and were jailed. A 98 year old woman, injured by a barn door, is not expected to recover.
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Horace Greeley
Springfield
Cleveland
Huston Hall
J. A. Creswell
Columbus Delano
Interior
Gen. Warwick
New York
Soldiers’ Home
Jacob Rider
Jackson Township
Dayton
J.D. Lone
W. H. Warwick
Chas. Siiver
James McDonald
Patrick Varley
Varley
Newport District Notes Raise Curious Alarm
The Newport column reports next Sunday's Tandy L Reed peal. Marshal Clary uncovers Mike Burke alias Michael Neary, jailed recently for licenseless fences oil cloths and accused of pocket picking from Councilman Pagan. General Gibson to stay at the two barracks as orders to rejoin his regiment are suspended. Gaylord & Co buy eight Norman draft horses in Canada for 6000 dollars. Local court records show Morin Sellman Sellman and King held over in $1000 bonds each after till tapping charges. Twelve year old Harry Beck fined ten dollars for stealing three dollars from a butcher market.
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Tandy L. Reed
Marshal Clary
Mike Burke
Erkece
Pagan
Michael Neary
H.G. Gibson
T Wroe
Gaylord & Co
Canada
John Morin
John Sellman
Frank Sellman
James King
Herry Beck
Indiana racing set to feature trotting park races
Indiana epolia gears for major events at the Trotting Park next week. Celebrities and noted horses have entered, with the track described as in fine condition for the forthcoming races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Epolia
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Evening Star
Athe & In
Eyvmrixe Sras
Optician
Bacon's
Walnet
Waisak
The
Historical and Philosophical Society
Hter
Pike
OL. Thompson
Weedward
Woodward Walk
Homopathic Medical College
Seventh and
Mound Streets
Sohn Robinson
corer @f Ninth
Plum Streets
L. M. Railroad
Board of City Improvements
River Road
Brighton
Fairmount
Gus. Coteber
Third
Vine Streets
Coteber
Whitewater
Harrison
Crosby Townships
Thirty
Ohie Volunteer Infantry
Brock’s Hall
Frank Millward
Unas. E. Callahan
R. B.hayes
Ito
A. Frazer
C. A
F. Ludwig
Regatta
Unknown
Hatty Powers
George Bayliss
Covington
Jesse E. Franklin
Jos. B. Franklin
Joseph Pegg
Henry Weaver
Pet
Colored Greeley and Brown Club
Dayton, KY
Cumminsville
Daily Market Review
Kennedy
Pshayne
Weed
F. E. Suire & CO
Jenoti
Ba Colton
Fahnestock
Fourth St
G. Q. Colton
Johnson & Company
East Fourth Street
Central Avenue
Nef
Eigh Street
Ds Rane
REPUBLICAN _ MEETING
Eighth and
17Th Ward
B. Hayes
Sam'l Bard
Tenn
Orlando Smith
Cor
Race Streets
Peakers
Samuel Bard
Tennessee
Benj
Eggleston
Chas. P. Tafl
Geo. B Weight
Hee
Jacobsee
West Fifth Street
Sylvester, Hand & Co
Dress Goods, &c
L. 0. Hopkins & Co
Hamburg
Handkerch
L. C. Hopkins & CO
Ponson
Guinet
Black Lyons
Lyons
Steele
Paris
Berlin
D. Steele
Wilson
West Third Street
Wilson Bro's
NM. Y
New York Mills
Masonville
Lonsdale
Stag
Wamsutta
Warfold
Fourth Street
Mercer
Main St
McGrew, Printer
Walnut Street
Nelson's College
Boston
W. R
Mardison Street
Rudolph &0.S
Rudolph & Potter
Fifth St
Elman
S.tu&th
John Shillito & CO
West Fourth St
Fo Sale
A &24
Eugenine Stak
Grouers
Amilies
Achoice
Pers
An 5
James ‘ Hurin
Ee Treet
Mercer’s
Main Street
John Shillito
A. J. Clarkh
Alfred Warren
Ausc-Sim
GEO. E. Stevens & Co
West Fourth Street
St. Paul’s
Alt
John C. Buerkle
Towers
Seo Straw
Melodeon
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
RICE
Ned West
Paranete
Circle
Robert Clarke & Co
W Lloyd
Wood's
Tim
Prof. Haig
Orchestr Grand Ballet
Venturoli
Coryphtes
Nellie McHenry
Billou
von Hamme
Aan Doeblin
Lady
Goirors
Pas-des-Matilote
Billon
von Mann
Willie Gaylord
la Belle Helene
Vénturoli
Rae F Frank Gibbons
Attierslante, Austin and Hess
Pas d’Arms
Marie, Theresa, Johanna
Anc
Orpe de Ballet
John Marblie
Black Creek
Robert McWade
Rip van Winkie
Church
West Seventh Street
State of
Hamilton County
Court of Common Views
Peter Kiefer
Elizabeth Kiefer
A. D
Court of Common Pleas
Hawry J. Harrop
Otice
Spring Grove
Secrecore
Pike’s Opera Building
H. Probasco
M. Werk
W. HM. Harrison
B. Spear
Acade
L. H. Sargent & CO
West Feurth St
Keanisi
Amatisurs
Decker Irent Chat
Tereinwax & Sons
Smith & Nixon
W. Fourth &T
Fleet
Imanata
Glenn & Sons
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