Cincinnati Business Directory listing various trades and firms
A historical directory page enumerates dozens of Cincinnati firms across departments. It lists attorneys, auctioneers, real estate, manufacturers, merchants, and service providers with street addresses such as 5 Apford, Main and 6th, 171 W. Dith St, 292 W. 6th, Vine streets, and Central Ave. The page features business categories from booksellers to insurance, plumbing, and furniture, including firms like Haroves, Francis, Rebenbach, and Robers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorneys AT Law
Paar Sear
TD. Haroves
A. B. Cleason
Breedway
Mt. Auburn
Central Av
We - Booksellers & Stationers
Boseat Chance & C
Alfred Wannsin Central
J. Housroon & Wo
Ec J
St. Tuos
Giss'n & Co
Vine Ts
Bromwell Manvracr’ng Co
H. Betmer & Co
Walnut St
Bromwsc
Mawnvracr’neo
El&on
Rusirrrs College
Col
4Th& Vine Mission Merchants
McGill
Cor
6Th St
P. Love
Plum
R. Man & CO
Leverone & Co
Main St
AIR Furnac &E. Cha
W. Mackelfresh
Beeman
Horewroth Brothers
Porr
St. Baron
W. M. Richardson
Liverpool
London
New York
OvEk
KER & Law
St. Mann Array
Reman
Erie
Mrgonaris Mura
N. J
Exon Ands
Boston
Mass
MaTion
G.M. Riggins Walnut
Travelers’ Accident
Vine EquiTasie
W. J. Mansfield
Ag’t
Vine
Brownity
W. H. Murphy
St. Roe
J. Frrowner
F. Randolph
B. Surrerick & Co
Bacon Patreans
C. H. Fox
T. F. Randolph
F.w.helmick
Adam Geis
Journ EK. Froulicer
Main St. Hap Publishers
Daly & Derre
Seite & Roisey
Vine St
W. HowLamp
Ples
H. Slatter
Bosser Clarer & Co
F. Deax
C. Buin & Means
Joan Gipson & Co
Tth & Main
Gibson & Co
Wiliamm Powe
Joux G'nson" & Co
S. E
M. Co
J. Skard
Domrartio
E. L. Harper & Co
Davis
B. A. Weeks
M' Ger
Americax
Kneisly &Reynotts
Agts
Wicox & Gisney
Florence
McConnell
Pfoves
Nites & Son
Pyav & Gustterren
Avius & "Bitt
S. W. Cor
A. J. Clarx
S. E. Cor
Tin & Sheet Iron Works
Benjamin Dawson
E. A. Vous
Bet
M. A. McGuire
M. D. Flyst
Sholl, Keen & Co
Walnut Street
FEA and Coneee
Arittadgya
Atlantacepio
Women’s Tra Co
Sycamore
Bromwell Manupact’ng CO
Bow
L. Paris
W. Beh St
A. Ben & Co
W. & Wholesale
J. Ferguson
Tadow
H. Kind
Fearful Storm in the Northwest and Panamanian Murderers
New York reports a fearful storm in the northwest with ships, buildings, and crops destroyed. Horace Greeley returns from a western trip to a large crowd at Hoboken and a brief Lincolnl club reception, vowing no more political speeches. Arrests in the Panamanian murder case tie Higgins to Brown O’Brien and a man known as Cockney, aimed at plunder. Dr Reid testifies that the asylum saw escape attempts drownings and patient abuse, while wardens clash over testimony.
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Horace
Panama
New York
Horace Greeley
Hoboken
Lincoln Club Rooms
Mr. Greeley
National Committee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Panormo
Brooklyn
Haveen
Wm. Higgins
Thos, Brown
Michael O’brien
Cassidy
Higgins
Cockney
Satanta and Big Tree Arrive in St Louis in Custody
In St Louis Satanta and Big Tree, Kiowa chiefs, arrived in custody from the Texas penitentiary and were hosted at the Everett House. A council with Indian leaders and officials followed with emotional scenes as Satanta urged peace and adherence to the white man’s road. They will remain in custody locally, not taken to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lovuis
Satanta
Big Tree
Texas
Davis
Everett House
Alvord
Rampbell
Indian Commission
Enoch Hoag
Captain Central
Cagee
Satenta
Lone Wolf
Milky Way
Big Mouth
Arapahoes
Messrs
Campbell
Supt
Hoag
Wilson
Washington
Election of a U S Senator in Oregon
Private dispatches report Mitchell elected to the United States Senate from Oregon to replace Corbitt whose term expires in March. Treasury officials fear a corner in New York may target the balance of five million dollars. The plan involves selling bonds and gold on successive Wednesdays and Thursdays in October under Treasury orders.
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Washington
Oregon
Mitchell
United States Senate
Corbitt
Treasury
New York
Wall Street
Severe storm wrecks vessels near Milwaukee shores
A severe north east wind and heavy rain struck Milwaukee on Saturday night and continued to noon yesterday. The schooner York State ran aground near Ira Point while a small craft at the pier was wrecked. Crew members were rescued by Audrey Johnson using a canoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
York State
Ira Point
Ieers
Audy Johnson
Terrible Tornado Ravages Osceola Arkansas
Osceola Arkansas suffered a fierce tornado Saturday afternoon sweeping forests and buildings away. Five killed and three to four times as many wounded as the hurricane tore through churches homes stores and a cotton gin. The storm crossed the river near Osceola causing about ten miles of devastation with damage likely reaching $200 000.
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Memphis
Osceola
Arkansas
Furious gale devastates Detroit shipping on Lake Erie
A severe autumn gale hit Detroit Saturday night and persisted all day Sunday, fouling shipping. Four vessels are reported ashore and sunk near Lake Erie's head, including the bark Apna Vaught which drifted under distress signals. A United States steamer Michigan and tugboats await weather to aid. Two timber rafts lie ashore on Lake Huron below Point Au Barques, while the Propeller Galem went ashore on Thunder Bay Island likely to pieces. A widespread alarm grips shipowners over anticipated losses.
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Lake Erie
United States
Michigan
Lake Huron
Point Au Barques
Thunderay Island
Northwestern Storm Hits Chicago With Heavy Rain
A severe wind and rain storm swept Chicago Saturday night with extraordinary rainfall. The weather extended across the Northwest, bringing heavy precipitation and cloudy conditions.
Vermont Official Returns Show Governor Vote Totals
Official canvass from Vermont dated September 30 records Governor votes: Converse Republican 41,936. Gardner 16,613. scattering 14, with a majority of 310 for Converse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
State of
Vermont
Converse
Gardner
Scattering
Indiana slate of accidents and events in early fall
A string of Indiana items reports Kelly Stumber killed near Clymers after being struck by a freight train while riding a hand cart. Fort Wayne fire destroys Fred Homeyer residence, with $2000 loss. Fred Graeber, mail worker, dies after being run over by a pony engine in Indianapolis. General Harrow dies from injuries after caboose accident at Wilson's Switch. Orthodox Friends hold annual meeting in Richmond planning labor forward. An insane woman near Pleasant Valley badly burns to death after clothing catches fire from a grate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymers
Toledo, Wabash & Western Railroad
Kelly Stumber
Fort Wayne
Stumber
Fred. Homeyer
Alma Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
Indianapolis Trotting Park Association
Jennie
Flora Belle
Pilot Temple
Brother Jonathan
Red Cloud
Denmark
Mohawk, Jr
Kilburn
Jim
Morrissey
Indiana
State Board of Agricultue
Cattle and Hog Breeders’ Association
Indianapolis
Fred Graeber
Bellefontaine
Surgical Institute
General Harrow
Wilson
New Albany
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Jeffersonville
Wilson’s
Harrow
Mensch’s
Orthodox Society of Friends
Richmond
Quaker Society
Pssigee
News Briefs from London and Europe Sept 28 1880s
London reports ongoing coastal police actions and a detained steamship bound for Canada. Sir Sidney Waterloo elected Lord Mayor. Paris notes Garibaldi’s peace claims, Gambetta’s Grenoble attack, and Thiers’ remark. Madrid: Carlist siege at Puigcerda ends, 500 reinforcements arrive. Lisbon labor unrest grows. Berlin burials and Geneva church talks feature in extended dispatches. Munich announces Bavaria’s finance minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canada
Sidney Waterloo
Havre Fes
Helvetia
Ace
New York Bureau of Emigration
le System
Observer
O Randell Palmer
Lord Hatherly
Paris
General Garibaldi
International Peace Congress
Lugano
Switzerland
Gambetta
Grenoble
Thiers
Bonapartiste
Nasional Assembly
Perpignan
Puigcerda
Spain
Gerona
Madrid
Pulicarda
Lisbon
International Society
Berlin
Hohenlohe
Ermeland
Geneva
Roman Catholica of
Evangelical Conference
M. Jean Henri Merle D’aubique
Theological School of
Holy See
Russia
St. Petersburg
Droll Anecdotes of Handel and Johnson Wit
A crowd in church feigns awe as Handel plays the organ and the dismissal ends in delight. An English workman freezes a lead pipe with ice and salt to repair it, then resumes service. Dr Johnson informs widow Porter of his lack of money and a hanged uncle, the widow boasts relatives who are hanged, yet they marry.
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Handel
Isa
England
Hexagonal office rouses Irish curiosity and mock
A lawyer built a six square hexagonal office and locals pause to inspect it. He pops out and asks if they took it for a church. A passerby replies he thought so until a devil figure appeared at the windward side.
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Faix
Modest bachelor outlines ideal wife traits in 19th century list
A candid bachelor describes the qualities he desires in a wife including a good temper sound health understanding agreeable phisiognomy pretty figure good connections domestic habits resources of amusement good spirits conversational talents elegant manners and money.
Local meeting plans amid Greeley club event
Major Johnson spoke to the Grant Club in Reichrath's Hall on Saturday. The group decided to hold a future meeting in Mill Creek Township with ex Governor Philip Rapparort as speaker, likely during the campaign season.
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Major Johnson
Greeley ‘Club
Reichrath’s Hall
Grant Club
A Or Ip i Scumier
Ihon
Philip Rapparort
Mill Creek Township
Greeley club meeting reports progress on waterworks
At Saturday night gathering Vice President Waters and F Edgar of the Sneware Committee appointed to place the latter. The Waterworks foundation is complete with superstructure starting and roof due in five weeks. Reservoir embankment done and piping being laid along Reservoir road and York street.
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Greeley Club
W. H. Waters
F. Edgar
Sneware Committee
Jenty Inch
Reservoir
York Street
M. Shea
Tandy L. Reed
Cavalry
Newport Barracks
Grant Wilson Guards organize two companies in Covington
After the Saturday night gathering the Grant and Wilson Club moved to form two Grant Wilson Guards companies. Company A lists 18 members with officers not yet elected. Company B shows 29 members with Captain John Guy and Lieutenants Ed Dulaney and Jepes. Both units plan enrollment meetings tonight at their quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant and Wilson Club
Grant Wilson Guards
John Guy
Ed. Dulaney
Jespees
Albert 3. Willis
Wil
Covington
Odd-fellows
Vince Ened
Eerity
Eneral Baent
Mesers
Jacob
Cleves Meeting and Local Tales Mixed with Tragedy
A Cleves Christian Association gathering drew notable interest with Rev Christopher ready delivering a solemn sermon on prophetic titles. Delegations from Cincinnati YMCA and others plan to meet next Sabbath at 8 PM. A Delhi youth fell from a scaffold, fracturing a collar bone and sustaining internal injuries while working on Harding's barn. Local quips and anecdotes round out the piece, including garter anecdotes, diamond curiosities, and a Naples proverb.
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The
Christian Association
Christopher Eeadyaces
Prince of Peace
Cincinnati Young Men’s Christian Association
Cleves
Delhi
Harding
Ohio River Regatta thrills crowd at Beal races
A large, mixed crowd attended the Ohio River Regatta Association event on Saturday despite threatening skies. The three-mile races featured Wests Rower Schmidt and Weaver, the Wm. N. Air crew Wolf and Jackson, and a showcase four-oared race between Fischer of Pittsburgh and Pape of Cincinnati with a Pittsburg win. The day closed with weather turning and a postponed scrub race, followed by plans for next year and a regatta ball at Arbeiter Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River Regatta Association
Tre
Wests
Revert Schmidt
Cincinnati
Henry Weaver
Newport
Wmn. N. Air
Fred. Wolf
Wm. Jackson, Jr
Pittsburg
Wm. N
Wolf
Jackson
Prise
Jessie B. Franklin
K B. Hauser
Pege
Hooker Bayliss
Walter Brown
Robert Lyons
Wm. Brown
Lyons
Kentucky
Baylie
Hauser
Bayliss
Newport Bridge
Loyns
Orst
Baylss
Fischer
Pittburg
Pape
Wm. Jacksd, Jr
Paddy White
Wm. Scott
Newton Fechley
Golos
Theo
Troy
N. Y
J. E. Franklin
William Steinheim
Henry Kiessman
Pittsburgers
Ohio
Licking River
Pittavurgrrs
Arbeiter Hall
Papa Colo
John Biter
Mixed 19th Century Notes on Currency Fire and Society
The fragment bundle reports on gold value and colonial finance, a large population turnout in Sandwich, and a cabinet era order. It notes abolition talk in New York and Michigan salt production declines. A fire in a busy Detroit area grocery factory caused damage, with an arrest linked to arson for insurance. It mentions pardons for prisoners, a press scandal, and church association reports from Urbana Ohio, plus oil production suspensions, canal repairs, and Dayton rail fire safety, ending with Dayton county fair optimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandwich
Paris
Humane
New York
Enti Usary
Williams’ College
Woo
Goree
Tribune
Times
Grant
The
White House
Michigan
Panes C'Eriem
Lord
Evenin Symed Mercer
Chas. F. Ver
Philadelphia
Eastern Penitentiary
Yerkes
Hartranit
Ohio Association of the New Church
Urbana
Frank New
Urbana Univ
Lewis P. Mercer
Cleveland
G. Brown
Sressmer
L. Wayne
Cincinnati
Wyoming
Pomeroy
Tee
Newark
Haskins
Can Ae Bs
Oil City
Satel
Se Ternery
Assistan Rer
Tomato Based Sauce From Rough Handwritten Notes
A fragmented recipe describing tomato preparation including scalding to peel, salting to draw moisture, and straining to remove seeds. It mentions adding spices and cider to a pickle liquor, then boiling and settling, with alternate methods using wine, cloves, and garlic.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Evening Star
ST. Louis
Santanta
St. Gooen
U.S
Oren
Wiiscoonnsin
Memphehies
Soath
Detroit
Chicago
Indiana State News
Pleasant Valley
Vienna
Calotta
Alexandria
Constantinople
Egypt
Cairo
Munich
Ludwig
Her von Berr
Bavaria
Cumbingville
Binghampton
Greeley Gurads
Seventh St
Willis
Germany
Naples
Connecticut
Express Company
Wheeling
W. Va
Able
Parisia
Have
College of Journal
Tate
Dayton & Western Railway
Montgomery County
Dayton
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