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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1872
Page
2
Cincinnati Fogeyism and the Chamber Election
A discussion on a local ballot and railroads in Cincinnati condemns old money conservatism while praising reforms. The piece notes wealthy residents oppose a tax-adding measure and predicts future railroad expansion to the south as Young America gains momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of the
Southern Railroad
Aperrey
Cincinnati
America
The Duke Visits Our City Prompts Lady Protests
A local notice reports a claim that if Mayor Pavis does not invite the Duke, the Gingiamati ladies will host a visit themselves. The writer questions the sentiment and suggests Alexis may draw attention, while praising the Duke as a worthy young man and noting women may view him with curiosity and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavis
Gingiamati
Alexis
Alexis Womes
Uman
Agnong
Americas
Corruption and Fraud Taints United States Customhouse
A congressional inquiry in New York reveals widespread fraud and peculation in the Customhouse. Testimony details high official involvement and long-standing schemes, with calls for accountability and removal of implicated officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tates
New York
Mr. Geinnell
Corruption Probes at New York Custom House Demand Public Backing
The article urges continued exposure of official misdeeds at the New York Custom House and supports Judge Trumbull and Senate probes. It argues no administration can shield corruption and notes leaders like Grant and political figures face accountability to preserve public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Custom House
Washington
Trumbull
Senate
Ohio Legislature Begins US Senate Election
The Ohio Senate and House held preliminary ballots for United States Senator. In the Senate Morgan led with eighteen votes to Sherman seventeen. in the House Sherman led with fifty seven to Morgan forty seven and Cox one, producing a combined total of Sherman seventy four to Morgan sixty five with Cox one and Schenck one. A joint convention will assemble today to vote on joint ballots for the U S Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ohio
Senate
Hart
Portage County
John Sherman
McDowell
Holmes County
George W. Morgan
Gen. Morgan
Sherman
Gage
Hancock County
Robert C. Schenck
House
Congress
United States Senate
Scott
Warren County
Chase
Henry County
George W. Morgas
Powgs
Delaware County
Jacob D. Cox
Morgan
Cox
Gen. Mogan
Powell
Shernan
Shermen
Morgen
Schemck
Clouses
Death of Gen Halleck and editor's education plea
The death of Gen Halleck is reported with biographical details noting his Louisville residence and Civil War service. A second message from the Vening Star editor urges labor education and moral reform, warning against political demagogues and calling for universal compulsory schooling and strong religious and moral guidance.
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Halleck
H. W. Halleck
Louisville
A. S. Mili. Academy
Department of the
Galland
Euph
Erith
Lewisville
New York
Malleck
Riches of the Mind and Steady Work as Keys to Labor Peace
The author argues true wealth comes from inner capacity and contentment rather than gold. Sobriety economy and respectability, plus steady, well suited labor, raise a worker's standing with employers and reduce costly strikes. The piece warns that fights for higher pay and less effort harm all, citing five years of strikes as proof.
The Basket Lesson and Charitable Advice
A father uses a basket of apples and chips to teach his son a lesson about studying. He explains the mind can hold only so much, urging discipline and avoidance of dime novels. The tale shifts to a sad animal tale, then to an advertisement for Humphreys Homeopathic No. Twenty Eight remedy with pricing and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Jane
Listing of names and places from a historical notice
A fragmentary OCR reads as a list of individuals and locations including Waris W W Roberts N Roffoe T 6 Cashipbell Wn Caven Mon Alex Long John P Story W Cormany and others with partial affiliations. The text is unreadable in parts but presents a roster style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Roberts
N. Roffoe T. 6
Cashipbell, Wn
Caven
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