Adtary Fohyonee Victimization and Local News Roundup
A mixed city notice row reports a victimized individual in Adtary Fohyonee and confirms no Board of Education meeting due to lack of quorum. Burglars robbed Joseph Gollingswerth of money and clothing, and a county accident injured a man on Birdl and Race streets. Other items note a lithography award, a Young Men's Christian Association meeting, and events at Sisters of Mercy Fair and Obie Medical College lectures.
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Wmew
P. Grddie
Board of Education
Joseph Gollingswerth
Miami Medical
Birdl
Stroi
United States
Liberia
Vollege Hall
Bobifend
Usele
Joe Milvert
Little Mina
Obie Medical College
Vico
Bartholdi
Gresley and Brown Mass Meeting Draws Large Crowd
The Gresley and Brown mass meeting on Eigth street market space drew one of the city’s largest campaign crowds. Theodore Cook presided with a large list of officers and speakers including J C Butler and H Penmeton. Later, a river race between William Jackson of Pittsburg Anne Weeks of the city devolved into controversy over a foul claim and referee decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banke and
Pendleton
Gresley and Brown
Eigth Street
Theodore Cook
J C Butler
C W Woolley
Piety
Robi Hesen
Wm Glenning
Co ‘Areh
Mon
N.P. Bask
Mass
Gov. H. Pen- Meton
Othc
Wm. Jackson
Pittsburg
Anne
Cincinnati
Jackson
Weeks
Werks
Evening at the theatre and local arrests in town
Last night many songs drew applause as Mr Pratt the company’s burlesque comedian delighted Cincinnati audiences. Miss Kate Frasier impressed the crowd while Fortunio will be repeated tonight. Two men James Smith and John Henry Brandt were arrested for stealing saw mill iron from W. Livezey’s mill. the same theft earlier led to conviction and imprisonment. The York street contractor seeks stone mountains for repairs amid ongoing public impatience. Rome was not built in a day.
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Echo
Pratt
Cincinnati
Harry Beckett
Drew
Shannon
Gourmond
Kate Frasier
Fortunio
James Smith
Jno
Henry Brandt
Ae I. W. Livezey
York Street
Rome
River boating season opens with low water and idle steamboats
Fall weather arrives as the river remains low and big boats lie up for repairs. Traders handle light-rigged craft in the meantime while several steamers and new towboats vie for the upcoming season. Commodore Davidson rumored to have bought Henry Probasco and Capitol City sold to Memphis Packet Co. Captain J S Blackmore builds a new towboat My Choice at Freedom. Engines by James Rees and boiler by James Thorn. launch imminent. RB E Lee Belle Lee Katie Emma Elliott Pargoud Natchez Gov Allen La Belle slated for Mississippi River trade amid rising competition. J E Gimperling resigns as Short Line railroad superintendent.
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St. Louis
Commodore Davidson
Henry Probasco
Memphis Packet Company
Capitol City
Blackmore
Freedom
James Rees
Gylingers
Nigr
James Thorn
Wheeler
RB. E. Lee
Belle Lee
Katie
Emma Elliott
Pargoud
Natchez
Gov
Allen
la Belle
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Bends
Market Se View 1912 Oddities and Prices
The Oct 1 1912 Evening Star market report shows unsettled prices across commodities. Wheat green oats flax and cotton yams fluctuate amid dull trading and steady demand in several items, while coffee cotton sacks and iron trades reflect cautious activity and varying supplies. Strong entities include Ohio markets and rail lines, with prices listed for assorted goods and cargoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Setmeckees Paclive
Jens Vans Ohione
Rio
iSkin
Rene
Inci
Soares Mabalt Sapees
Finland
Market Report From A Western City Are Prices Steady
The report lists active demand and steady prices across multiple commodities. HAY and HIDES show modest supply with fluctuating costs. LEATHER and NAILS reflect strong demand and limited supply. POULTRY and BEEF products note seasonal shipping delays and firmer or eased prices as transportation resumes. CATTLE and pork markets indicate steady to soft pricing with ongoing trade adjustments.
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Leether
Finisenin
Bri
Asia
Garibe
Wis
Crolhra
Bangoon
Patna
Timothy Ioin
Nee Rat's
Hyson
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Evening Star
Oxncinnat
Haseaurek
BENTS
Pike
Techange
Celeste
Tredale Esda
Mary
Messrs
Alien
Grierson
Rice
Aimee
Newport
Smith’s
Main Street
J.E. Gimperling
Daily Market
Seview
Office OF the Evening Star
Salter
Bitigi
Ste Geal
Meneen
RYS
Chaghang Ag
Iron
Dave Data
Lewis & Livingston’s
Paris
Lewis & Livingston
Adame
Delhi
Bath
David B. Adams
Eden Chapel
Tonmorrow
Kentucky
Wise Kennedy
Bitte
Oye Iit
Tealing Ata
Sean
Colton
West Street
Lonsdale
Hiss ‘Semper Idem
Hope Lonedale
New York
Drap de
S & Boys
Kentucky Jeans
Ayard
Aya Rd
Lyons
Lupin
Marseilles
Black Lyons Faille
L.C. Hopkins & CO
Pike’s Opera-House
Morlacchi
Tom Hampton
Persis Mathilde
M’lle Morlacchi
Jon Church
West
C. S. Weatherby & Co
Fountain Square
Lacques
Rainbow
Colgate
Geneine
Hakis
Custom Department
J. Leboutillier & Bros
West Fourth St
Queen City Paint Store
W. O. Phale & Bro
Burehehardt
THE
Fountain Store
Turner, Littster & CO
Fifth Street
Pifth Street
Vine and
Walnut
Melodeon Hall
Fourth and Walnut Streets
Beethoven Piano School
Pierre Livanovsky
Conservatory of
Victor Flechter
Royall School of
Bessin
Mies May Campbell
Piret
Quariate
Claricoet
Holle
Zenoh
Schreckel
Witte
Germain Orchestra
Cook & Co
Zoum Meyer & Cody
Et. Co
Fond F. W. Melmick
Mew West
SixtiPet
Wood's Theater
Songstrees
Comediene
James A. Oates
Plasche
Odd-fellows’ Hall
Covington, Ky
Dors
Joan H. Bogart
Joel
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