After the Civil War, records indicate that Watkin was active in Cincinnati's socialist scene.

Over the years, the brand has been produced under contract at various brewing facilities with excess capacity, ranging from Stroh breweries, Portland's original Blitz-Weinhard brewery ( shuttered in 1999 ), Cincinnati's Hudepohl-Schoenling brewery ( eventually purchased by the Boston Beer Company in early 1997 ), and industry giant SABMiller.

from Retox, references include AC / DC, Spinal Tap ( Cleveland, Ohio ), Metallica, producer Bob Rock, Iggy Pop and James Williamson's album Kill City, The Stooges album Funhouse and notorious sports arena stampedes such as the one prior to a concert by The Who at Cincinnati's Riverfront Coliseum, where 11 people died in December 1979.

When the Ohio legislature decided to choose their own location for the bridge, they failed to pick such an obvious spot, hoping to defend Cincinnati's preeminence over Newport and Covington, the rival Kentucky cities.

Teams who chose to play on artificial surfaces outdoors did so because of the reduced maintenance cost, especially in colder climates with urban multi-purpose " cookie cutter " stadiums such as Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium, Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium and Philadelphia's Veterans Stadium.

Artificial turf was later installed in other new " cookie-cutter " stadiums such as Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Stadium, Philadelphia's Veterans Stadium, and Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium.

A 50-foot-by-20-foot ( 15 x 6 m ) limestone bas relief carving near the main entrance features a young baseball player looking up to the heroic figures of a batter, pitcher and fielder, all set against the background of many of Cincinnati's landmarks, including the riverfront and Union Terminal.

Natural population increase contributes fundamentally all of Greater Cincinnati's population growth.

It is entirely probable that, as a means to cover himself and his co-conspirators, McMullin delivered a flawed scouting report to all the " clean " Sox about what to expect from Cincinnati's pitchers.

Following the release of the FCC's Sixth Report and Order in 1952, all of Cincinnati's VHF stations changed channel positions.

Originally on channel 7, the station moved to channel 9 in 1952 ; all of Cincinnati's stations changed frequencies as a result of the Federal Communications Commission's Sixth Report and Order.

At one point all three of Cincinnati's " Big Three " network affiliates were locally-owned ( and WCPO is now the only one of the three to remain under locally-based ownership ).

Following the 1991-92 season, Cincinnati's owner Doug Kirchhofer was granted an expansion franchise in the International Hockey League and took all Cyclones colors, logos and monikers to be adopted by his future Cincinnati IHL franchise.

The OOWP is calculated as ( Syracuse's OWP + Syracuse's OWP + Cincinnati's OWP ) / 3.

Cincinnati's OWP is ( 1 / 2 ) / 1

Aware of this series, the director of Cincinnati's WLW began regularly broadcasting one-acts ( as well as excerpts from longer works ) in November.

The township's territory was encompassed within the Symmes Purchase, included the location of the original settlement of Cincinnati in 1787, as well as the core of Cincinnati's business district and many of its neighborhoods.

Another precursor to the modern street newspaper was Cincinnati's Hobo News, which ran from 1915 to 1930 and featured writing from prominent labor and social activists as well as Industrial Workers of the World members, alongside contributions of oral history, creative writing, and artwork from hoboes, or itinerant beggars.

Most of the modern AC acts heard on sister station KEZE ( and prior to 2010, KXLY-FM ) have been replaced by rhythmic contemporary acts by then, with a similar trend done by most hot AC stations in Canada, as well as Cincinnati's WKRQ.

As one of Cincinnati's 52 neighborhoods, Mount Washington lies within the city corporation limits, and borders the Cincinnati neighborhoods of California, Linwood, and the East End, as well as unincorporated Anderson Township, Hamilton County, Ohio.

* WSWD-FM, Cincinnati's current corporate-owned alternative radio station

* Cincinnati's National Football League team is named the Cincinnati Bengals.

They were, however, unable to reach the World Series as they were swept by Cincinnati's " Big Red Machine " in the 1976 National League Championship Series, and fell to the Los Angeles Dodgers the following two seasons.

Game 1, played at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium, marked the first time the DH was used in a National League ballpark.

The Mets pulled off the surprised victory over Cincinnati's " Big Red Machine " in the 1973 National League Championship Series, but lost in seven games to the Oakland Athletics in the 1973 World Series.

Vander Meer's performance earned him the role as the starting pitcher for the National League team in the 1938 All-Star game held at Cincinnati's Crosley Field.

For the third year in a row the Kings ' US Open Cup run lasted just one game, as they lost to a USASA side for the second time – this time a 1 – 0 defeat to National Premier Soccer League team Milwaukee Bavarians – and this seemed to signal Cincinnati's doom for the rest of the season.

The Ludlow Avenue business district has been designated Cincinnati's first " Main Street neighborhood " in a program sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation ; the Gaslight District contains many independent shops, restaurants and a movie theater specializing in independent and foreign films.

Cincinnati's new quarterback, Virgil Carter, was known for his great mobility and accuracy but lacked a strong arm necessary to throw deep passes.

Ken Anderson later replaced Carter as Cincinnati's starting QB, and was even more successful.

Federal Records president Ralph Bass signed the Famous Flames to his label in February 1956 and had them record the song in Cincinnati's King Studios.

Realizing that an uneducated lawyer was unlikely to build a lucrative practice, Landis enrolled at Cincinnati's YMCA Law School ( now part of the University of Cincinnati ) in 1889.

His last game ever was at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium in the fifth game of the playoff series.

A big reason for Cincinnati's production on offense was their line, led by future Hall of Famer Anthony Munoz.

Cincinnati's defense was also led by defensive backs Louis Breeden and Ken Riley, and Linebackers Bo Harris, Jim LeClair, and Reggie Williams, who intercepted four passes and recovered three fumbles.

This seemed to fire up Cincinnati's defense, who limited the 49ers to only 8 plays and 4 offensive yards for the entire third quarter.

Young William attended Cincinnati's First Congregational-Unitarian Church with his parents ; he joined the congregation at an early age and was an enthusiastic participant.

1899 saw the start of the Kentucky Electrical Lamp Company, a light bulb manufacturing company which eventually was acquired by Kentucky Radio Company ( Ken-Rad ) in 1918 and later acquired by General Electric in 1945 and in 1987 acquired by MPD, Inc., created the light bulbs that illuminated the first night game in the history of Major League Baseball on May 24, 1935, between the Reds and Phillies at Cincinnati's Crosley Field.

Previously a small rural community, the city began to experience rapid residential development in the 1990s and 2000s and has now become one of Cincinnati's more affluent suburbs.

Bellevue then uses Cincinnati's television and radio outlets.

Twenty-five statues of squirrels in varying attire have been placed by certain buildings in the style of downtown Cincinnati's Big Pig Gig.

The area quickly developed into one of Cincinnati's original suburbs.

Cincinnati's drinking water was largely contaminated so their residents depended on Norwood for fresh water, which Norwood had stored safely in the towers, above flood waters.

Norwood has enjoyed a strong tradition of industry and manufacturing dating back to the historic Norwood Brick plant of the late 19th century, which provided clay brick for the construction of many of Cincinnati's historic buildings.

The wording of Cincinnati's amendment was almost identical to that of Colorado's.

It was founded on in the middle of the city, and since then it has acquired some of the surrounding blocks and several reserves in Cincinnati's outer suburbs.

This earthwork formed a " terrace ", a common feature of ballparks of the day, whose purpose was to make up the difference in grade between street level and field level, as with Cincinnati's Crosley Field.

Cincinnati's WKRC-TV airs the full show on the CBS station with an hour of all-local news on their CW subchannel.

Rubin attended Cincinnati's Walnut Hills High School, co-editing the school newspaper, The Chatterbox and graduating in 1956.

The same proclamation officially changed Cincinnati's name from Losantiville into its present form.