Cincinnati Business Directory Listing Items and Contacts
A historical Cincinnati directory fragment lists numerous businesses across categories from artists to real estate, boot and shoe stores, insurances, groceries, and manufacturing. It names firms and addresses such as Clarke & Co. at 65 W 4th, J. Love 197 W 4th, Brimingham, Adams & Hritt at 8 W Front & Central, and others on 4th and 6th streets, along with product lines and trades.
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Seika Bs
A. B. Cleason, Jr
J. Orrrap
C. Campbell
Mma & Miyen
Pearl
Benevolent Associations
Cuveoe Guild
Wait el A
Mt. Auburn
Dren
le Apew
H. B. Eckermann
St. Brass Founders
Powttt &Co
St. Taos
Ginaw & Co
Bromweell Manufact’ne Co
Walnut
Say
FR & Co
Walnut St
Bromwell Manufact’ng CO
George
New York
Philadelphia
Soruano
Brewers
America
Law's
St. Union
W. M. Richardson
Liverpool
London
Overager & Law
Fostek W
St. ManeatrTan
German
Erie
Merchants MurTvat
Ag't
St. Crncrmant
J. Burnett
St. Wassington
Wm, Goodman
Travelers’ Accident
Vine EquiTas
E. W. BD. Mansfield
Ag’t
Vine
C. H. Fox
Mathematical Instruments
Ty. F. Randolph
F.w.helmick
Adam Geia
Joan E. Frouliger
Main Et Seap Publishers
E. Mendenaall
Main
Brigg
BaorHers
Pearl St. Opticians
Jan. Foster
Datty & Deprs
Surrh & Rolison
Vine St
C. W. Howland
Prof.es
HH. Slatter
Rosket Clarke & CO
F. Dean
Walent
C. Evite & Meapa
Joan GiBson & Cows
4Th & Main
Thomas Gisson & Co
William Powel
Joan Gisson & Co
E. Cor
Tromas Gibson & Co
Porter & Co
Central Avenue
Paps Bros. & Kugemann
Keystone
W. M. Shawag’t
Elmst
Grover & Esker
Rogers
M’ger
Weed & M. Co
J. Skardon
Dowesric
Witcox &Gisse
Florence Macainey, McConnell
E. G. Nites & Son
Pray & Guererrier
J. F. Merrill
Adams & Hritt
Front
A. J. Clare
SHEET
Amin Dawson
Tron Ke
C. A. Vouz
Bet
M. A. McGuire
W. M. D. Flynt, 164 Walnut. Sholl, Keen & CO
Walnut Street
Great Atlantic ®& Pacific Pea Co
Womn's Tea Co
Sycamore
Manupact’ng CO
Vipesns L
Paskis
W. Swist
WiLiew-wiBe Manfe
Ou & CO
Ligeee Dealers
European Despots Oppose French in Claims Commission
The Daily Evening Star reports European despots oppose French involvement in the British American Claims Commission proceedings. Coverage notes tensions between nations over Colonial era disputes and compensation claims.
Foreign. Low Row. Discontent With French Liberalism
London reports Russia Germany and Austria unhappy with Radical progress in France. An official Russian note dislikes the rise of liberal forces under Thiers and warns of withdrawing sympathy if France leads European agitation. Vienna notes Gen Von Schweinetz wed Miss Jay daughter of the American Minister to Austria.
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Russia
Germany
Austria
London
France
M. Thiers
Europe
Vienna
von Schweinetz
Miss Jay
den Jay
Ausria
Cabinet Meeting and Early Claims in Washington
Washington notes a Cabinet meeting with key officials, and reports on the American British Claims Commission sessions and early cases. It details legal tender totals, a Shoshone land cession, a presidential reply to Philadelphia manufacturers, a Georgia senator candidate arrest, and specific commission case dispositions.
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Claims Commission
Fire and stabbing incidents at Market Street shops
In Philadelphia on October 5 a fire swept the third floor of 632 Market Street, housing William Kern brush maker and G B Dunn cap and bat manufacturer, both losing $3 though insured. Later that evening Lewis Albert was stabbed in the left shoulder by William Hanson. doctors fear for Albert’s recovery.
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Peladelphia
Market Street
William Kern
G. B. Dunn
Lewis Albert
William Hanson
Albert
Fire hits Watsons shop in Partierson. costly losses noted
A morning blaze at Watson's colon and machine shop in Partierson destroyed the building. The foundry suffered extensive damage estimated at $110,000 with insurance not yet known. The silk mill suffered a separate loss of unknown extent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partierson
Watson’s Colon
Te Foundry
Ring Trials Indictments Denied by New York Court
On Oct 5 in New York the motion to remove indictments against Ring members to the Court of Oyer and Terminer was denied after arguments by counsel. The Recorder ruled a prisoner may elect his trial court with consent. no transfer without both defendant and counsel agreement. Fire damage in Patterson estimated at half a million dollars.
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New Yor
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Ses
Graham
Patterson
Jerome Park
Boston
Jena
Manetoceny
Fink
Clara Louise Kellogg
Academy of Music
United States
Congress
Cuban Advices On Press Freedom And Cuban War News
New Orleans reports from Havana quote editors and letters on a proposed sixty million loan and press censorship, tax plans, and ramped duties. Dispatches describe Cuban battles in the Central Department, Spanish losses, robberies, and social unrest including a strike of Chicago bricklayers and wage disputes.
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New Orleans
Diario Quarina
de la Constancia
Havana
Spain
United States
Surat
Central Department
Barcones
Sierra de Cubitas
Valentia Ceballos
Jesua Maria Colon
Sitres
Diario de la Morena
Ampudia
Las Tuvas
San Manuel
Peresty Cadra
Morales de Los Rios
Cuba
Manatuaba
Reos
Mendevina
Bayamo
Guisa
Baga
Lazanga
Two Seas
Guyamaro
List of Injured in Greenville Tennessee Railroad Accident
Complete injury roster from the Greenville Tennessee railroad wreck lists many wounded. Names include B A Son of London Tennessee, David Bryant of Ramseytown, Miss Pride of Morristown, and J Herskell of Chattanooga among others. several serious injuries noted, with a dozen victims named and many unnamed. The crash damaged four passenger coaches on a trestle thirty feet high as the train ran 35 miles per hour on a heavy grade. remainders describe late arrival and passengers returning from Virginia Springs.
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Greenville
Knoxville
Tenn
Shattanooga
London
David Bryant
Ramseytown
Johnson
Memphis
Theodore Ellis
Brake
Colonel Pride
Morristown
Tennessee
Miss Pride
Morris
Pulaski County
Virginia
Frank Barclay
Jim. Herskell
Chattarooga
Virginia Springs
New England Shoe and Leather Association Discusses West Freight
Boston on October 6 reports a special meeting of the New England Shoe and Leather Association to review transportation to the West. The Transportation Committee endorsed Vermont Central railroad as a major Atlantic West route and urged keeping control with New England business interests. Resolutions praised the Vermont Central for aiding West shoe buyers and East shoe operatives with moderate rates. The committee will investigate railways and routes for shoes and leather and will open Mexico and Japan markets via correspondence. The brig Henry arrived from Falmouth with the Dutch schooner Alida crew aboard after dismasting en route to Liverpool. The Alida carried logwood hides and cotton seed.
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Boston
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Committee On Transportation
Vermont Central Railroad
Atlantic
West
New England
Vermont Central Railroad Company
Association
Mexico
Japan
Henry
Falmouth
England
Carthagena
Liverpool
Chicago Bricklayers Strike Over Wage Cut
Five thousand journeymen bricklayers in Chicago walked out yesterday to resist a proposed wage drop from $5 to $4.50 per day with ten hours of work. They demand $5 for ten hours or eight hours for $4 and say they will hold out indefinitely. About 24 bosses have granted the demand and reopened, while 35 bosses still resist.
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Chicago
Exchange
William Carer
Weather forecast overview across regions
Weather notes show lower lakes Michigan and Ohio valley with south easterly to southwesterly winds and no weather. New England and Middle States expect clear skies with southerly to westerly winds on Saturday. South Atlantic and Gulf States see southwesterly to southeasterly winds and clear weather. Northwest and upper lake stations reports are not yet received.
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Lower Lakes
Michigan
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
New England
Middle States
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Northwest
Upper Lake
Indiana Items Capture State Fair Highlights and Respite
The Indiana items note Thomas Camp’s respite to November 22, 1872 for the Biedelbach murder. The State Fair closed as the era’s most successful event in the state with a grand cattle and horse march. Generals Butler and Boutwell visited, while the Indianapolis Fare Association fall meeting adjourned delaying a $5,000 purse race.
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Thomas Camp
John R. Biedelbach
Gen. Butler
George Boutwell
Indianapolis Erating Fare Association
Jennie
Flora Belle
Startling Experiments On John Barclay's Body
A Gazette report from Columbus describes a demonstration 23.5 minutes after John Barclay's trap fell. Physicians and spectators watched galvanic stimulation cause eye movements limb raising and finger motion. Death was due to asphyxia with neck ligaments ruptured but no fracture. Electric tests occurred five hours later.
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John Barclay
the Gazette of the Morning
Columbus
John Harclay
Barclay
Irish Home Rule talk and Mayo violence dominate foreign dispatches
London reports link station master at Kettlebridge to Wednesday collision and his imprisonment while Mayo counties endure agrarian violence. Isaac Butt argues for federal union, urging home rule MPs to return. Napoleon rumors denied. Escorial fire in Madu 1o cause 3 000 000 reals loss. 14 000 troops to Cuba. Paris court sentences a Cedemedican to 15 days for duelling.
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London
Kettle Bridge
Mayo
Ireland
Newport
Isaac Butt
Limerick
Hartington
Ussell
Montague
Napoleon
Escorial
Cuba
Senor Ségasta
Paris
Cedemedican
Parisan
Gambetta Ill From Overwork And Global News Rounds
Gambetta is reported seriously ill from overwork. Mori has no advice yet on recent reactions in Japan. The Ring Cases in New York may be postponed until January. The President declines an invitation to visit Philadelphia manufacturers. An abandoned schooner with nine corpses was found off Cape Breton, likely from hunger. An alumni meeting in Maysville aims to fund a Kentucky university. A St Louis warehouse fire threatens to burn through the night with hemp bales and bagging worth $80,000. Mrs Wise, an elderly German woman, was found murdered near Augustine Mississippi by Henry, a black man, who choked her and stole clothes. a posse pursues him.
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Washington
Hill
Interior
Cowan
Treasury
Richardson
Defilbert, Taylor & Russell
Anthony Barclay
Savannah
United States
Sherman
British Claims Commission
Felix B. Brunet
Thos. Cree
Board of Indian Commissioners
Philadelphia
Foster Blodget
U. S. Senate
Georgia
Columbia
Western & Atlanta Railroad Company
Gov
Bullock
British and American Claims Commission
Elce
George Wigg
Samuel Isaac
Commission
Michael Kelley
Henry Bobn
Watkins & Leigh
Dalgetty, Ducrease & Co
United States Army
Hiawatha
Gambetta
Mori
Japan
New York
Cape Breton
University Alumni Association
Lexington
Mayesvile
Louisville
Cincinnati
Paris
Maysville
Kentucky
St. Louis
Twelfth
Gratiot Streets
Wise
Augustine
Miss
Henry
Ner
Daytons First Conductor John L Black Dies
DAYTON D John L Black longtime railroad conductor died Wednesday in Richmond His remains were brought to Dayton on Thursday Fifteen final naturalization papers issued Thursday Senator Wilson Republican VP candidate spoke to Home soldiers Thursday Gen W H Gibson to address Republicans Monday night at the Courthouse Democrats to speak Saturday night Henry Wilson addressed a Republican meeting at the Fair Grounds about 3000 in attendance torchlight parade illuminated buildings large turnout noted Court-house ceremony led by Senator Wilson 17000 were
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John L. Black
Sediqnapelis
Dayton
Richmond
Thursay
Senator Wilson
W. H. Gibson
N. P. Banks
Fred. Hassaurek
Hon’s L. D. Campbell
James J. Winans
Fair Grounds
Henry Wilson
Butler County Fair Draws Tens of Thousands in Hamilton
The Butler County Fair drew at least forty thousand visitors from nearby counties in Ohio and Indiana and Cincinnati. The horse show featured Alderney and native breeds with Shaker animals prominent. four trotting and pacing entries contested finals led by St. Clair and John Garver's grey, ending the day as crowds dispersed.
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Butler County
Ohio
Indiana
Eas
John Kyle
St. Clair
Mike Bowerman
St. Clair’s Black
John Garver
Grey
Hie
St Francis School Fair Opens This Evening At School House
The St Francis School Fair will commence this evening at the School-house. Rev V C Commies of St James Chapel will preach in the School Hall tomorrow evening at 7 o clock. Delinquent tax bills are with Mr Higbe Vansant and forgetful taxpayers may expect his compliments soon.
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St. Francis
V. C. Commies Prea
St. James Chapel
M. Church South
Higbe Vansant
D. T.C
Higbe
Reformed convict Lockland Trimble lectures at Presbyterian Church
Village Council orders Springfield Short-line and Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton railroads to install lights at all street crossings within village limits following a reformed convict lecture at the Presbyterian Church.
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Trimble
Presbyterian Church
Springfield
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Large audience attends political meeting in Cumominsville
A very large crowd gathered in Strong's Hall last evening to hear ex Gov Hayes Gov Noyes and Eni Rappaport presided over by Hon J W Caldwell. Vice presidents included John Cah John C Bruckmann W J M Gordon Herman Haerlein Charles E Cist Michael Hogan and J W Cotham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Hayes
Gov. Noyes
Eni Rappaport
Strong’s Hall
J.W. Caldwell
Jbn Cah
John C. Bruckmann
W. J. M. Gordon
Herman Haerlein
Charles E. Cist
Michael Hogan
J. W. Cotham
Meeting in Greeley to feature Pendleton Hunt Sayler Bruehl speakers
A Greeley gathering is announced for this evening with Geo H Pendleton Samuel Hunt Milton Sayler and Gustav Bruehl as speakers. The note references a New York Sun article disputing Blaine stock claims and commenting on personal morals and public discourse.
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Greeley
Geo. H. Pendleton
Samuel Hunt
Milton Sayler
Gustav Bruehl
Not Enough Girls Surplus of Men in 1870 Census
The article cites 1870 US census figures showing a surplus of 428 859 men and boys versus women and girls. It notes higher fatalities among boys, more widows than widowers, and more old maids than old bachelors, concluding time will even the balance.
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United States
Death of gate keeper Chas Lyle linked to leaf imprint
Norristown Herald reports the death of gate keeper Chas Lyle by lightning on September 13. An undertaker notes a leaf print on his right breast matching an Ailanthus leaf found on the piazza floor, raising questions about how the imprint occurred.
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Norristown Herald
Chas. Lyle
Monday
Lyle
Exposition Awards Chronicle Floral and Craft Honors
The Exposition Committee announced yesterday the floral and craft awards across multiple classes. Awards include best bride’s bouquet and top vases, premium prizes for dahlia varieties, silver and bronze medals for glassware and woodworking, and notable recognitions for bookbinding, woolens, and mineral collections from Cincinnati, Greensburg, and Middletown.
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Business Directory
THE
Daily Evening Star
British-American Claims Commission
the Bricklayers of
York
Shoe and Leather Association of
Weather Kreport
Dayton, D
Samilton
Dayton, KY
Lockland
Cumominsville
New York Sun
Blaine
Kansas Pacific
Alion
Knott & Son
Kugston
Jackson
B. Jackson
Mabel
T. Carson & Co
Taylor & Faulkner Pany
Taylor & Faulk
Stair Builders
J. D. Sater & Son
Greensburg
C. Caensae
Geo.c
R. M. Bishop & Co
Vincennes
Ind
Cern
Morocco
Ania
Oglesby, Moore & Co
Oglesby, Moore & Dot Middletown
Maguire, Skinner & Cayton, CO
Seereee
Bronzefacturing Company
Af Abd Winter & Co
Augusta
Lovell & Buffington
Davis
Hams
Naphey & Son
Philade Seger
Snider Brothers &Co
Cineinnadling
Robert Clarke
Gen Calf
al Sore Caf
Bert Clarke Aor
Wilson, Hinkle & Co
Nace Erwin & Co
Middletown
Wm. Gee
Draugh
A. J. Morse & Co
Gente Mass
A. B
Merriam & Co
J.B. Cinnati
Sulsbury Woolen Mills
M. Bare & Co
Salisbury Woolen Mills
Union Woolen Mills
Gallipolis
Hamilton Woolen
Hamilton
Saisbury
Woolen Mills
Eagle and Phesix ‘Wan Taring Company
Neralo
H. H. Hill
Dana
Dyer
Tower
C. B. Dyer
B. Dyer
Geo. M. Maxwell
Cincina
Silver Key
Charles Dury
Cams Wm. H
C Dury
Cincinna Dannie
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