Cincinnati Amusements and City Notices Mix New Year
Cincinnati daily notes amusements at Wood's Theater Opera House and Robinson's, plus local items. It records sheriff sale totals, jail population, waterworks gift to the superintendent, river activity, a water main leak, New Year scenes, and a range of civic notices. Also reports beer stamp revenue, burglary loss, and a police case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Opera House —Scouts of the Prairie
Robinson
J. We Alvaugh
Mozart Hale
J. M. Macalister
Lengineer Asytem
County Infirmary Committee
Paul Williamson
van Horn Alley
Linn Street
Ninth and
Plum Streets
Geo. F. Fuller
J. W. Albaugh
J. R. Rawley
Bow Street
Fires and damages from city factory blazes and river ice
Fire at M Nathan & Co candy factory on Main near Fourth caused about 7000 loss, insured. adjoining Cincinnati Carpet house damaged. Sylvester Hand & Co grate and mantle factory fire near Fifth and Central burned from third to second story. Losses total around 2000, with insured furniture and western building. river ice and high water swept barges, lumber, and coal boats from multiple landings, with over 500000 feet of lumber lost and widespread damage. Orphans' Fair at Greenwood Hall draws crowds. various charity tables run by local groups and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Nathan & Co
L.B. Thomas & Co
Cincinnati Carpet Company
Sylvester Hand & Co
Fifth Street
Central Avenue
George Lampe
Pe Brown
T W. Means
Johnson’s Landing
Lawrence Street
Los 4
Neem Delage
W. W. Little & Co
Portsmouth
Race Street
Martin Dale & Warton
Chambersburg
Peter Ta
Portamouth
Joe Flood
Leyi
T Brasmer
Kentucky
Dan Stone
Wm. Gaylor
Alex
Montgomery’s Landing
Brasmer
W. H. Hubbell
Engehold & Jenner
Millcreek
Cochenower’s
Doggett’s
Fifth-street
Moving of the Ice Gorge Sinking of the Kate Putnam
Ice in the river moved at dusk causing chaos as steamboats crowded the wharf. The Kate Putnam sank after a collision with Kitty Hegler, near Marietta trade routes. several boats suffered broken guards and fenders while crews prepared for emergencies. The Putnam, valued at 10000 dollars and insured for 6000, faced likely total loss under Capt. H. H. Drown and owners from Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Putnam
Lowner
Sycamore Street
Putnam
Marietta
Gommad
H. H. Drown
Messenger
Grey Eagie
Norn
Lillie May
Emma Floyd
Ludlow
Newport Lodges Elect Officers and Encampments Named
Newport lodges and encampments of Odd-fellows elected for the ensuing six months. Noah's Cove Lodge No. 20 lists N. G. F. Schell V.G. and other officers. Manna Lodge No. 65 shows Thomas Shelow V.G. and names. North Star Lodge No. 76 lists Chas. Gatchel V. G. and others. Wm. Tell Lodge No. 146 lists John Wohlfahrt V.G. and officers. Noah's Dove Encampment No. 13 and Umbolt Encampment No. 41 receive names. A rickety cellar door at the Post-office is noted for the Coroner. The old year closed and the new year opened with Taylor Street M. E. church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Noah’s Cove
N. G
F. Schell
V.G
A. C. Breith
W. A. Cotter
B. F. Taylor
Robt. Pye
Manna
Thomas Shelow
V. G
George W. Styles
Scribe
P. A.C. Kemper
Umbolt
C. P
D. Depres
H. P
G. Pickelman
H. B. Fuchs
J. W
F. Schmit
L. Rust
Treas
J. Wakeman
Taylor Street
M. E
Covington Fair Opens With Gold Headed Cane Vote
The Fair for St Patrick s Church opens tonight at Odd Fellows Hall with a gold headed cane prize for the presidential candidate receiving the most votes at the fair. A Knights of Pythias member was suspended for ninety nine years for conduct unbecoming a Knight. Jesse R. Orem resumes charge of Covington Post Office while Easton retires. Mrs Farrell becomes one secretary to Mr Grant and Elwood Miller remains a clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Odd-fellows
Order of Knights of Pythias
Jesse R. Orem
Covington
Easton
Farrell
Oae
Grant
Elwood Miller
Weather Divisions and Abbreviations in Old Probabilities
The Washington Chronicle explains regional groupings for "Old Probabilities" and lists abbreviations used in signals office reports. It defines areas from Northwest to Gulf States and outlines names for New England Middle States South Atlantic Lower Lakes and Great Lakes regions. It also notes an early royal act by George II limiting clergy praising the king in sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Chronicle
Northwest
Weegeen
Mississippi
Shistoudi
Southwest
Texas
Indian Itary
New Mexico
Pacific Coast
Pacific States
California
Oregon
Washington Territory
Ohio Valley
Pittsburg
Cairo
Vicksburg
Avenport
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Isand
Middle States
Middle Atlantic States
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Virginia
South Atlantic
North Carollina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Gulf States
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Lower Lakes
Lake Erie
Ontario
U Lakes
Lake Super Lier
Baschent Michigan
George II
Thomas Wil
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the Evening Star
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Henry Earnshaw
Woman's Christian’s Association
Wm. Penn Lodge
B. B. Glass
M.G
Jas
Maddocks
W. G
George Borehers
Aug. Donnelly
Per
Lee
John Moorwood
Grand Lodge
John H. Lawrence
Relief Committee
J. H. Lawrence
Megrue
E. G. Megrue
P. W Bcrader
Redway & Barton
John J. Mather
Barton
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
C. B. Ruggles
West Fourth Street
Mike Coverton
Buchanan's Landing
Smith Street
Connorton
Conorton
Good Samaritan Hospital
Maley
Ohio
River News
Pittburgh
United States
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Steerer Nese
Total
Greenwood Hall
Dejmand
Bay Fair
Orphane
Adam Wilson
Maggie Beck
Anthony
T. Lovell
Miss Callahan
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Misses Cassidy
St. Patrick Benevolent Society
K. Kenny
Honhauser
Olga Stoff
Sophie’ Hasse
Washington
Robeson
Secretary of the Navy
Capital Society
Johnny Legner
Constable Packer
C. Baker
M& W
Colton
Fahnes
Fahnestock
Fourth St
G. Q. Colton
Beeler & Curry’s
West Fourth St
Orrice CincinnaTi Mutual Life Ins. CO
Orrick Home MonTvan Lit Ins. Co
P.M Marshall
Dell -31
W’ Cincinnatti
Perrin G. March
Messrs. R. Hosea & Son
Neral Com
Mission
Merchants
Walnut Streep
James FP. Irwin
Tiger
WM. Carson
Johan W. Herron
Otice
Max Hellman
Julius Near
Tre Robate Court
Hamilton County
Jacob Wolf
Commercial College
Groff & Drake
Fountain Hatters
Vine St
John & Levy
Fifth St
Wwes
Ted — McGrew
Walnut Street
Mme
Bigeon
West Fifth Street
Pittman
Wee Third Street
Dailey’s
Scott and Greeoup
York Street
Dean Foden
Por
Proses Star
Charles W. Macelp
John
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1St-Clase College
Hendley’s
Fifth and
Nelson
Business College
Telegraph Institute
E. Cor
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Weat Third Street
Nelson & Kelley, Proprietors
Andy Husman
Cealer
Vine Street
Rgf
Robert A. Brasher
West Ninth Street
Ises
Butterworth
R. C. Brasher
Jacos Graff
Hes StW&jnait
Attenton
Ryan
John Church & CO
M.w.&f. Tr
Dayton
Pons
Buffalo
Oles
Salts General Southern Agent
SOU Sd
Chiréunes
Wood's Theater
Humpty Dumpty
Gren
Denier
Mice
Cat
Leslie Brothers
Mozart Hall
Macallister
J M. Macallister
W Zard
C. Amory Bruce
De 269
Beethoven Piano School
West Seventh St
Pike's Opera-House
The
Seouta
Morlacchi
Ned Buntline
Scouts of the Prairie
J. Church & Co
Schumann
Vine Streets
Hofer
Wm. Wilson McGrew
Fourth Street
North Side
West Foerth St
Stevens & CO
Noley'ss and
Hellante
D Central Avenue
Bro’s
Opera
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Chicago
New York Mills
Mescecate
Lonsdale Muslin
Bay New Redan
J. Clark
Corner
Walnut
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