Opera Troupe and Fair at Cincinnati Church Event
The evening features performances by Fhis Evening Woods Theath a-Mafitt and Barthol omew Pantousiane Troupe and Grevers English and German Opera Troupe. A church fair opens with an oyster supper at Wesley to aid the church. Children’s Home cared for sixty in October. Local incidents include a court sentence for counterfeiting and multiple arrests tied to tavern altercations. A lectureship on Coal Fields of Ohio and a Cincinnati Quartette Club concert highlight a busy city evening.
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Polfeenhile Miller
Vine Street
Boss Bereesheers
Wesley
Scheal
Pilgrim Mission
Bowler’s Stables
Ninth Street
Spenger
Ajax
Kitty
Deanis O’brien
U. S
Hamilton County Teachers’ Association
Council Chamber
Chas Burne
Brighton
Dayton
Cincinnati Schutsenverein
F. A. Schwill
Julius Engelke
Jacob Dorse
Chris. Kurts
William Kleinpele
Freasiner
R. Reinbolt
Boyd
Milton Cook
Goshen
Clermont County
Staalen
Reg Fadb
Bamber
Batavia
Jacob Krieger
David Ruhl
Krieger
B B. Andrews
Ohio
Board of Trade Rooms
Cincinnati Quartette Club
Sach
Second Presbyterian Church
Baptist Triennial Sunday School
Us Invention
Ninth Street Baptist Church
H. W. Gage
W. Sheppard
West Fourth St
Railway Prominent Men Enter New Posts And Local Notes
Personal notices include Mr John General Superintendent of the P L RR leaving for Galveston to lead Galveston and Texas Central, and Mr Durand starting a new field with high regard. Journalists and visitors such as Chas B Clark and Joaquin Miller appear in town. A plan to race on Exposition Trotting Park attracts crowd interest before its gravel sale to the Marietta railroad. Fire Commissioners may permit a final track race to decide reel-horse speed and hose weight. Baptists discuss conventions and lectures as 600 delegates are expected. Clermont and Hamilton counties reorganize to form Union Bridge Company with Hess bid accepted. Police report no word on Officer Schofield, and a bar dispute ends with a fine for Andy Housman. United States Court docket set, with Six Triat conspiracy cases scheduled for November 19.
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John
Galveston
Gal‘veston
Texas’ Central
South
Durand
Bay
Journaliet
Southwest
Marshall
Texas
Our City
Joaquin Miller
Post
The
Sierras
John James Pratt
North Bend
Robert Mitchell
B. B. Coaden
Europe
Alsatia
Marietta Railroad Company
Board of Fire Commissioners
Police Court Docket Shows 18 Cases After Turbulent Day
The city opened a quiet Police Court morning with 18 cases. Twelve were sand disorderlies including Poll, Brean, Collins, Mettle, Hornlage, Sturge, Hopkine, Flaherty, Fowler, Mehil, Gleason, West, Flinn, Herron and others. fines and costs ranged from five to ten dollars with several dismissals or continuations. Miscellaneous cases include Pat Burns grand larceny continued, Husman assault and battery, Parago assault and battery dismissed, West assault on venos remanded, Baum assault and battery, Fum false pretenses continued, McNeill carrying concealed weapons dismissed.
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James Poll
Annie Brean
Coste
Margaret Collins
Will Mettle
Tim A
Henry Hornlage
P. Sturge
House of Refuge
M. Kelly
T.ver
Michael Hopk'ne
Peter Flaherty
John Fowler
John Meheil
Michael Gleason
Thos. West
Jacob Flinn
Andrew Herron
Pat Burns
Andrew Husman
John Parago
West
Henry Baum
Jacob Fum
John McNeill
Maffitt and Women Panto Troupe At Pike’s Opera House
The Maffitt and Women Panto Mime Troupe draws a large crowd at Pike’s Opera House with a lively program headlined by Verdi’s Il Trovatore. The troupe’s operatic renderings are praised as fairly performed and warmly received. Tonight the Bohemian Girl in English is planned. Nick Roberts leads as avant courier for the Morlacchi troupe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Pike’s
Nick Roberts
Morlacchi
Board of Health Act on Horse Disease and Stables Cleaning
The Board of Health discussed racing horse disease now prevalent in the East and ordered inspection of stables by Sanitary Police. A resolution urged whitewashing interiors and applying carbolic acid in stalls and floors. Stables in districts must be cleansed. enforcement to be at roll call. Also mentions Mr. C S Woodruff subdividing old property in the northern quadrant with planned parcels laid out in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
Clendenen
Simpkinson
Fragmented civic discourse from a late 19th century page
A garbled snippet shows a speaker in Delhi presenting social outreach aims. The text references civic duty and community interests, with unclear surrounding context and multiple corrupted words.
Covington Election Aftermath Rumors Stir Local Bar Scene
Fragments describe political tensions in Covington with mentions of Johnson, Shink, Col. Reeves, and Liberal Resantas leaders losing money in the race. Clinton Hotel rumors and Salt River flight of reeley men hint at unrest. A late night disturbance involving a delayed individual from Cincinnati is noted amid chaotic chatter.
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Covington
Bixth
Madison
Johnson
Shink
Col. Reeves
Resantas
Clinton Hotel
Salt River
Evadin
Cin Innati
Newport Indictments and Court Pleas Reported
Indictments were reported against Scarpetta, Harve ter, and John Smith for stay with intent to kill, with Wm. Seigman charged with disturbing reownership. John Moran, Philip Weller and others faced grand larceny dismissals. James Smith and John H. Brandt were convicted of petite larceny for stealing rope from I. W. Livezey & Son and sentenced to twelve lashes. General Grant carried the Cold Springs precinct by four votes. A Grand Concert at Oddfellows Hall for Miss Julia Gould, by Madame Rive, was announced as one of Newport's finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarpetta Pe Tee Ned Harveter
John Smith
Wm. Seigman
John Moran
Philip Weller
James Smith
Jno. H. Brandt
I. W. Livezey & Son
General Grant
Cold Springs
Oddfellows’ Hall
Julia Gould
Madame Rive
Newportians
Oyster supper and local notices in Cumminsville
The Sons of Temperance in Cumminsville plan an oyster supper at the church on Thursday November 1 with music and entertainment. A Cincinnati annexation has not yet been communicated after a month since the vote. A spoof from a suburban paper mocks local property plans and discusses comets, solar heat and electrical activity as explanations for cometary luminosity and train formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millcreek
Sons of Temperance
Cincinnati
Cummineville
Olent
Philip Lawrentz
Cumminsville
Philip
Kellner
Daily Market Review from The Evening Star
The market remains dull with prices easing across staples. Bran sells at 1 per bushel, oats and rye in supply and quiet. Coal demand steady with prices firm. Salt fish and button mushrooms offered locally with mixed activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Evening Star
Truvasday
Ninowever
Rao ‘Ohaloe
Ava
Ete Ieee Bae H
Market notes and prices across meats dairy and produce
A fragmented market report lists prices for beef and poultry terms, noting a steady to easy demand. Sides, backs, and hams are quoted with varied rates, while sugar seeds and timothy hay show modest activity. Vegetables show mixed movement and potatoes and peaches appear with cautious prices.
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Dell
Spone
IEEE
Belear
Buea
Aus
Igi
New Orleans
Bard
Sant Me Brion
Terhe Island
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HOV
Woods Theatha
Mafitt
Bartholomew Pantousiane
FIKB
Ophra-Hoube—Grevers
Aual Rsev Stigs
Rand
Adams
I. & C. Byes
Burns
Braiters
Republican Executive Committee
Gasette
Richard Smith
Smith
Major Travis
George A. Simpson
Camp Dennison
John Dehner
Twenty-fourth
Vine
Fourth Streets
F. Covington
Wm. Johnson
Aaron F. Perry
Ben Eggleston
Peter H. Clark
First District
Hie
Wes An
Clermont
Hamilton
M. V. Hess
Union Bridge
Union Bridge Company
J. J. Buyder
Jos. Sater
Schofield
Ieeo Td
Andy Housman
Davis
United States Court
Delhi
Newport
Daily Market Review
Kennedy
Shayne
Indiana Cannel
Elmst
Sioerema
Q. Colton
Marti
ND Collection Association
Adert
James Blinn
West Fifth Street
Winsell
Ington Advertibs
Tittaecon Terete’ Dye House
Buttrick Pattern Store
E. Davis
Madison St
Covington, Ky
Procter & Gamble
Tral Ave
Ferrotypes
Wiiken
New York
W. Fone
L. B. Danoh
C. A
Sackson
Kentucky
W. Ee
Bristol Board
Pittman
Third Street
Por
Charles W. Hai
N. J
Dayton Street
Jackson
OFMCE
H. Bucher
Arnish
Race Street
Wood's Theater
Maffitt & Bartholomew
Maffitt & Baltholome
Lawrence Barrett
Wakefield
Leonard Grover
Dtreoter
Ots
Mavis
Bogemian
Fanny Simonsen
T Zelda Or
Guin
Brookhouse BO
Louise Lichtmay
Isabo
Ranmanserets
Tanaitis
Faust
Ord
Exposition Park
Sam’l Wonder
S. G. Transit
George Hartley
B. G. Ajax
Chas. Wheeler
Br. m
KFETY
Botte Willi
Scott
Snowdon &Otte
James H. Laws & CO
West Second Sereet
Buffalo & Fancy Carriage Robes
Lockwood, Nichols & Tice
West Third Street
Burnet House
Ae Coree
Smith & Nixon
Lea
Stee
Direat Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
East Fifth St
Andl
Ohiaren
H. B. Eckelmann
East Fifth Street
New Y
Musling
York
A. J. Clarh
Bro’s
Muslin
Ameutta Muslin
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