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Newspaper

The Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1872

Page

2

Cincinnati Amusements and Local Notices Dec 12

The Evening Star lists theater and concert offerings at Wood's Theater MeloDeon Hall Mozart Hall and Loy al Bridgerton with plans for Bond v. tomahawker new trial. It notes weather forecasts, charity events, a judge’s resignation, and a police chase near East Front street.

Amusements at Wood's Theater Lifted by Several Acts

Mr Charles B Bishop scores with Christopher Crookpath a refined character portrayal. War Clouds starring Our Special Correspondent Manifeld promises intense drama. The Royal Veddo Japanese troupe shines with The Ladder of Words a daring sword ladder act. MacEvoy's Hibernicon draws good crowds while Barney the Guide and his ensemble deliver musical variety.

Charles B. Bishop Wood Christopher Crookpath Manifeld Royal Veddo MacEvoy Barney the Guide

Unfortunate Confidence Victim From Ohio Loses 45 Dollars

A con artist deceives Selbery P. Mullaly, a resident of interior Ohio, by posing as a friendly stranger in a Burlington bound wait room. Mullaly, who never reads the news, is swindled out of forty five dollars after a brief exchange that ends with the fake Smith improperly introducing himself as Kinsey and steering him toward a scam.

Selbery P. Mullaly Ohio Zach City Burlington Iowa Broseede Mullaly Mr. Kinsey Kinsey Smith James Ith John Joe Mr. Smith

Bethel Fair Receipts Up as Trickster Swindles Suspect

A Burlington man recounts a swindle involving two trunks and a friend named Mullaly who lent Smith funds with checks. The con, staged at a fair, left Zachary poorer and confused while Smith vanished. The Bethel Fair reports strong attendance, $1,870.95 in sales, and lower prices on goods. Streetcars operate nightly during the run.

Bethel

Uniform Classification of Freights

At a Transit Committee meeting the Transportation Bureau Superintendent A B Waters submitted a report. The committee resolved to ask General Freight Agents to convene a National Convention to adopt a uniform through and local freight classification. If Cincinnati is chosen the Board of Trade will offer rooms for the convention sessions.

Board Ofrade Transportation Bureau A. B. Waters General Freight Agenta Cincinnati Board of Trade Board of Trade Rooms Viveste Tuesda Tve United States F. Blandy Kinsey

Covington News Roundup Shows Local Elections and Court Actions

In Covington yesterday at H H Helmans feed store citizens weighed the three magistrates A J Francis 268 pounds Joseph Durenick 961 pounds and H C Perrin 280 pounds. Ward seven citizens nominated Henry E Wilson for Council Richard ck ers and Robert Watson for School Trustees. Thomas McKenzie faced embezzlement examination. held to bail 250 dollars for Criminal Court. Post mortem reports on Florence Ritter align with prior findings. doctors testify on health decline and cough. Main street M E Church discipline continues with four expulsions including a woman. First Presbyterian Church plans a festival tonight to fund a new building.

Covington H. H. Helman Seventh and Madison Streets A. J. Francis Joseph Durenick 8. C. Perrin Seventh Henry E. Wilson Richard Ckers Robert Watson Thos. McKenzie Squires Tebb Perin John Galbreath Campbell County Cincinnati Criminal Court King Thomas Pretlow Steves Florence Ritter Goage Bryer M. L. Roberts Commonwealth Main Street M. E First Presbyterian Church

Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Promoted as Household Necessity

Erictor Waupun of Wisconsin lauds Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder as a household necessity. He claims it lightens meals without injury and urges consumers to ask grocers for the powder and its Special Flavoring Lemon and Vanilla, prepared with strength and purity by a physician and practicalist.

Erictor Waupun Wis

Daily Market Review Dec 13 1873

Market well supplied with commodities and buyers active. Prices quoted for various items show modest demand and steady tone. Strong emphasis on current values and market conditions amid broad trading activity.

Eernay BR. &O Hbo

Market Notes from Central Ohio and Nearby Areas

The report covers prices and demand for many goods across Central Ohio. Grains, flour, and feed show varied activity with lighter demand for some items while others remain steady. dairy and produce demand remains fair to good. Poultry, meats, and provisions reflect steady or moderate activity amid local trade and shipping demand.

Buttenr Croice Ohio Buccer Vards Peprail Aia Epatioud Rye Conn Bakley Ius Peton New Orleans Tanatee At &U Uchickens Maas Park Mark Stu Timothy Flax Liverpool Mason County Wean Owen County Kentucky Virginia Boone County

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