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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1875
Page
4
A dense OCR page bundles city updates, crimes, inquests, church events, and misadventures. It notes a shooting amid street disturbances, an inquest verdict, organ consecration at St Luke’s Church, a fatal fall, and various community meetings and police actions in the Cincinnati area.
Bryant’s Minstrels opens a week at Wood’s Theater with matinees today and an evening show. The troupe features many noted performers including former Lavours, delivering a lively program of melody despite harsh weather. The company expects strong local patronage during their stay.
A New York Herald copy arrives by train at 2 20 AM and reaches the city by 6 30 AM. Union News Company touts exclusive distribution via trains and terminals, claiming fastest delivery and record lateness, with strong praise for their enterprise.
In the second edition of the paper, Keumer plans to resign from the Waterworks aftics, tendering his deed to the Board. Discussion ensues with Hilb and others, leading to a trustees' room meeting and debate over resignations and replacements. A motion passes, opening the board to potential new action and exposing ongoing tensions among trustees and staff.
A late night council of officers included Allan, John Wright, and recorder Archul Fraustey as they installed new leaders in a formal ceremony. Attendees then moved to a reception at Queen City Lodge with music and brief remarks about future events.
A scanned patent notice listing multiple 19th century patent claims and filings. Entries include motor arrangements for sewing machines by George RK Lyoreon, a Peyoseains motor, linkages and gearing, ink plate mechanisms and spring actions, a vertical imd-plate with a sliding woiga, a verteally-recipro d wntiag bar with Lakleyerthlére drive, and a ballawntid watchul boriumed timing. Additional items cover carburetors by Joseph H. Bean, automatic brakes for elevators, and cloth bags with tubular and doubled cloth structures. Filing dates range from 1870 to 1875 with various assignees and inventors.
Bystander Boniotte Janos Donnelly was accidentally shot during a street incident in Sycamore Street alley as Louis Dooly fired a revolver at him and others. Donnelly died at Hammond’s rest station after sustaining a fatal wound. shooter denied intent.
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