Local BREVITIES and notes on civic affairs
The issue lists committee splits, with 10 Democrats and 2 Liberals among 20 members, Bible proponents vs skeptics, and Young Men's Christian Association officers elected with Charles and E P Bradstreet filling vacancies. It also notes a six year old girl injured near Little Miami depot from a train accident and doctors treating her. A McMillan street project near Auburn avenue was discussed with a partial dedication and a negative committee report on the proposed improvement.
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Young Men’s Gemnistic Association Esterday
Gulars
Charles
E. P. Bradstreet
G. H. Gault
Bobst
Miami
King
Jerre Meriog Tripp
Aaa & Penitent
McMillan Sereed Bo
Auburn Avenue
Highland Aveque
Philadelphians Tour Philadelphia Officials Inspect West
A group of about thirty Philadelphia officials will on Monday conduct a West Coast inspection tour detailing department activities and company operations.
Ambiguous Local Real Estate Note Recounts Ten Year Loan
A fragmentary item notes a loan near a park for ten years and a seed rental of one fig the lot for lumber. It claims a spring offer and a so called job. Watriette enterprise rents at about 87 dollars, with unclear details.
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Watriette Enterprise
Pioneer excursion on L. C. L. rail line Saturday
The Miami Valley Pioneer club announces their regular annual trip on the L. C. L. railroad this Saturday. Arrangements are underway for those in the city and vicinity who wish to attend the outing and visit the Old Wieasers exhibit.
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Miami Valley Pioneer
Unclear fragment notes rescue on Liberty Street
Fragmentary report describes a person entering water on Liberty Street and being rescued after a resuscitation effort. Details such as names, times, and authorities are unreadable in the text.
Weathered Night Ends as Rain Eases City Heat
The crowded Rhine area and other dense districts faced heat and near suffocation last night. One third of residents left overheated rooms as rain today cools the city and makes conditions more bearable.
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Rhine
Inquest Opens Over Dorothea Ziegler Death
Coroner Malev held an inquest into the death of Dorothea Ziegler, an elderly woman found in a doorway. The body showed bleeding from a head wound after she reportedly drank water and collapsed, with officials stating she died from the injuries.
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Malev
Dorothea Z Ziegler
Fragmentary Local Notice on Piping and Elections
Incomplete report describes pipe work from pump-house to a tree and a blast through a solid path. A canine owner drive is urged to visit the Mayor's office to claim payment per dog. Mentions independent ad reps for Senate and candidates for Be Larsousé amid Republican committee meeting discussions.
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Kia
OD. W.reot
Senate
P. H. Wilson
Be Larsousé
Zeelogical Society Fund Drive Notes
A fragment notes a fundraising effort by the Zeelogical Society with a committee and donors listed. Amounts include 80, 500, and 1,000 units. receipts outline subscriptions over two days and ongoing work planned by a committee.
School Board debates meeting days and colored schools funding
The board votes to shift meetings to the second and fourth Mondays. Mayor Johnston informs of annexation steps. The Colored Schools consider payment authority under new school law and seek certification of bills. committee lists apportionment for district and intermediate schools with numerous names and districts.
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Pie School ‘Board
Weld & Egular
Goss
Committee On Rules
Orbben
Johnston
Colored Schools
Lam
Kramer
Carr
Miller
O’donnell
Stanley
Bruneman
Braunstein
Finn and Joeourth
Jones and Hendrickson
Mack
Merrill
Bruckner
Siebern
Armstrong
Carbery
Allison
Tucker
Franke
Ferbus
Gunckenberger
Strunk
Ferry
Fii Stratton
Wilson
O’ Neil
O'Donnell
Wehmer
Eckel
Kuhn
Buckner
Roberts
Stephens
Ludwig
Cumminsville
Brown
Haerlein
Menke
District Finances and Committee Referrals Reported
The minutes note district allotments totaling 14172 with changes to the First District to 435 and funds for janitors, plus a Library Committee request of 260 for a book bill approved. Printing proposals from Gazette Company and Wilstach Baldwin & Co were referred to the Printing Committee. Officers elected earlier were reappointed. a special meeting is set for Monday evening.
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Gambville
Warsaw
Volgereg
Columbia
Severith
Library Committee
The
Gazette Company
Wilstach, Baldwin & Co
Committee On Printing
ST Tak Tove
Police Court Roundup Before Judge Marchant
In police court before Judge Marchant numerous defendants faced sentences for drunkenness and minor crimes. Entries include fines, costs, and periods of imprisonment ranging from five days to thirty days with specified sums, plus multiple dismissals and continuations to the following day or week.
Storms Hit Aurora Ind with Light Damage and Vandalism
A heavy rain and wind storm swept Aurora Indiana on Sunday with vivid lightning and cooling rain. A grain-filled cook pit burned before help arrived, owned by Joseph Curtis. Youths aged eight to sixteen broke into a whisky car and tapped several barrels, police pursuing them. Reports note several cholera morbus cases with fatalities but no confirmed cholera.
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Boon
Pak Annn
Joseph Curtis
Cochran
Truitt Found Liable in Shooting Case in Lawrenceburg
Judge J. T. Hanck declares Truitt guilty of manslaughter in the Truitt Miller shooting affair and requires $3,000 bail for the next September term. Public sentiment in Lawrenceburg is divided over the verdict with opinions split on punishment and intent.
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J.T. Hanck
Truitt Mitty
Rego Truitt
Miller
Voluntary Guardian Involved In Town Slippage Case
Maggie Henderson a colored girl of the west end with Wm. Thomas faced a bankruptcy incident last week. Thomas, hoping for a share, induced or aided the theft of her funds. While she was away, he took the goods to a shop and pocketed the money. Judge Marchant ordered a six month term in the Work-house.
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John Nay
William Smith
John Crottey
John Fradge
Walter Lucy
Charles Schultz
Berand Jennings
Christian Rugler
George Brenner
Martin Gilligan
Emma Beichenthaler
John Battle
Chas. Schultz
Francis Bond
Wm. Beebe
James Downing
Wm. Loftius
Susanah Martin
Clarence Constable
George Sherrick
Marrace Clark
Anton Pager
Fred. Herman
Ann Belforth
Potts
Lewis Capeey
Joseph George
Henry Blaten
Anne Blute
John Lewis
Daniel Kinney
Rogers
Augustus Feder
Wm. Francis
Wm. Knightman
John Sutler
Chas
Bertram
Charles’. Hullahan
Alen Elgard
Dennis Scollerd
Scollerd
Leopold
Jonda
Permittip Hess
August Gregory
Wm. Nucre
Maggie Henderson
Wm. Thomas
Honowever
Maggie
Marchant
Obscure Death Notices Reported for Two Men in July
Hanfer aged 37 and Bbalf aged 34 died in July. Details on the deaths are limited with no clear causes or burial information provided. Further municipal or cemetery records would clarify the circumstances.
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Hanfer
Bbalf
Tha Gotzel
Afantum
Fragmentary 19th Century Note on Exhibition Plans
The readable text hints at an idea about a Great Exhibition and related plans delayed by cost and unscrupulous showmen. It mentions leaving ton and a request to state that such an idea has not yet been entertained for a period, with a servant and public interest implied.
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Aelia
Ron Caigeten
Admitted Best Cream Making Powder Promoted
An ad copy extols Price's Cream Making Powder as the best choice for households. It claims universal recognition and urges use to improve remedies and preparations, presenting the product as safer and more effective.
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Price
Ourites
Hudson NY to House Iron Works and Rail Production
The article notes a planned paper wheel emmetery in Hudson New York with R H Mitchell Co securing neighboring property for new iron rail works. It cites 1873 Pennsylvania rail production at 419,529 tons vs 335,604 in 1871 and comments on starch production from horse chestnut near Paris, plus agricultural notes and a set of proverb-like anecdotes about Central Africa and Aberdeen.
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Hudson
N.Y
R. H. Mitchell & Co
Erty
Ponssylvente
Paris
Francisco
Central Africa
Monarce
Aberdeen
Mirambo
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John Leander
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W. L. Robinson
West End Company
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GEO. E. Tevens & CO
St. Aul’s
Bulletin of New Books
Acme Bath House
Sycamore Street
Schmidt Bros
Wantil Riday
Poor Youghie
Ceiee
Bnet
Boa
B. Folger
Fire Commissioners
Pure Brandies
Quard, Dupuy & Co
J.F. Martell & Co
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Dar Bond
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Welogra
Aera Monxeler
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Ahnestock
I 4Th St
Bim
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Philadelphia
J. S .Houghton
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Howardciation
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John
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Iladelphia
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Bright
Kearney
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New York
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PLOUR
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Hagin
B.S. Bunge
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Ohio
Th&s
J. Schroeder
Reyes Ly
Covington
PTE
Devou & C0
Cincanr Aee
Wittin
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Shelte Bing
Cincinnati Business Directory
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