Missouri turmoil sparks calls for action after adjournment
The Ohio Legislature adjourned at 10 A.M. to reconvene on the first Tuesday of January 1873 at 2 P.M. The piece portrays Missouri as a civil war scene with outlaws and murderers running affairs, urging Governor Gratz Brown to restore order or face broader consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Missouri
Old Spain
Gratz Brown
America
Laurence Darrett
Bronson Howard
Saratoga
Cures Avenue
New York
Laurence
Baie
Remington
B. Maca
Beanert
Central Park
Aiaake
Ee Malmsha
Davis After Dinner with Bismarck Sparks Diary Row
The article alleges J BanChort Davis, a key American figure, dined with Prince Bismarck and supposedly inspired a bold volunteer opinion that American policy was correct. It hints Germany might provoke a clash with Britain and the United States as payback for arms sold to France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Banchort Davis
Geneva
Prince Biemarck
John Bull
Jonathan
France
Colossal Gingerbread Parade Coliseum Collapse Fear
The text recounts a near disaster as Gilmore's giant coliseum structure collapsed and warns authorities to ban such risky setups. It laments the tragedy of a roof two hundred feet high and forty tons threatening workers and the public, suggesting Boston Common as a safer venue for concerts.
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Gilmore
Boston Common
Naples Volcano Devastation Stirs Global Aid Calls
The article notes Naples aftermath with ash blankets and fear for subsistence as a major volcanic eruption reshapes expectations. It compares Syria’s earthquakes near Antioch for scale, urging worldwide donations to the survivors while praising Chicago’s comparatively lower losses.
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Naples
Syria
Antioch
Chicago
Rumor and speculation surround the upcoming convention
The piece notes widespread talk among delegates and the public about candidates Adams Trumbull Davis and Grated Brows, with partisans from across the Union debating prospects as hotels streets and transit buzz with names while debate over congress and access to rail and ferry lines grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Lay
Adams
Trumbull
Davis
Daily circulation surge for StarIts shows robust growth
The Star Publishing Company reports a six thousand plus weekly circulation last week, with a doubling of readers in two months. It asserts genuine, non-giveaway distribution and defends its methods while noting expected increases during a convention period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Times
Stak
Star Publishing Company
Ohio House Debates and Passes Bills on Ditches and Elections
Legislative session in Columbus includes third reading on a Hardin county ditch project, Berea University funding, Zigler relief, and confirmations for state survey posts. House adjourns to January amid votes on public works land location and constitutional convention delegate election.
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H. B
Waddle
Mead Marsh
Hardin County
McFarland
Berea Universit
Weible
Jeremiah Zigler
J. 8
Vesuvius Eruption News and International Dispatches
Reports from Naples and surrounding areas describe Mount Vesuvius erupting with lightning and ongoing tremors, ash and cinders falling on Massa di Somma, and precautionary troop deployments to prevent looting. In Paris and London, political trials begin, coal miners in Spain suspend operations, and naval and diplomatic movements unfold amid European unrest.
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Lares
Terrane
Sant Ole
Navarre
Massa di Somma
Vesuvius
Spain
Col
Charette
Pontifical
France
Paris
Sono
Reostero
Bilboa
Gorton
Satory
Blanqui
Nellie Grant
London
House of Lords
Earl Russell
Earl Granville
Marquis of Salisbury
Schenck
House of Commons
Cochrane
Isle of Wight
Colonial Office
Washington
Gladstone
Jenkinson
Pacific
Canada
Prn Wce
Augusta
Germany
Berlin
England
Queen Victoria
Windsor Castle
Bancroft Davis
Bismarck
Odossell
Frederick Charlee
Europe
Japan
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the Star Publishing Company
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5Th & Vine
Cincinnati
the Star
Columbus
Renate
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Mit
Putnam
Gene Au
Teap-vhdats
Anmastong
Belmont
Aa Am
Ehatronter
Brow Hase
Ares
A Ton
Cuny
Ant
Jefferson
Denne Hiera
Mi Mee
McFarlan Marx
Miler
Miltanbe
Stationery
GEO. Ey
Fourth Street
St. Pauls
Wood's Theater
Vacouver
National Theater
H. J. Sargent
M. Ward
Pierce
Eriemtee Sc
Family Circle
Rodanace
Pike’s Opera House
Music BY the
Germania Band
Prof
Seidensticker
Flora Garden
F, Schuman
E. Cor
T. W. Sprague & Co. Clothiers
Ekeepers
Bromwell Manupacturing CO
Walnut St
Gibsaes
Yapltaim
Insurance
General Insurance Agéney
West Third Street
Bet
Walnut Ana ‘Vine
Onto
Imperial Ipiat'ana Kecumerated Funds
Phenix Istingoly Y
American Insurance Co
Philadelphia
Lorillard Insurance Company
Ezekiel &O
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James H. Laws & Co
Pearl St
Ames H. Laws &Co
Second Street
Samuel Mason & Sons
Thi
Bro’s
ER. M. Davis
Ladies’ Shoe Store
Race St
Cincinnati, Ohio
Yaseshous
Whelte’s
West Fifth St
Apr
HAT Manufactory
LTV
Tand
Mse
Latioae Acy
Railroad Ticket Office
Nae W. Thirasi
South
Ratlroa Hotel
G& Deller
Wheeler’ & Wilson
WM. Sumner & Co
West Fourth Street
A. Fj, Clark
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Samuel Blair
James KR. Blair
Robert Orr
Reuben 8
Zilar
Reuben Crosley
Ice Co
Northern
N. E. Gov
Twelfth and Plum Sts
Sn Bidoko Dss
Carpenter
Reynolds St
Main
Walnut
W. Hebel
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Hebel & Co
N. W
Court and
Vine Streets
Aganists
West Ponrth Street
Decker Lia
Chickering Grant
Ape Square
ST. Nicholas,” Cor
Isis
B. Roth & Sons
Vene Street
West Fourth ST
George Ellis
Vine Street
J. Mosser
Headquarters of the Press
Arctic Garden
Vine St
Bet. Pitth
Werle’s
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