Labor debate and political shifts in Cincinnati area
The Evening Star notes labor questions and labor statistics to come. It reports Kentucky Legislature considering the Southern Railroad Bill with indications of favorable action. Delinquent contractors face suit as county builds a new infirmary, and concerns rise about redistricting and the fate of incumbent aldermen if districts are not reconfigured soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Southern Railroad
Tax County
Handy
Schiff
Senate
Gloucester Advertiser
George's
Inrvals
Barick Pomeroy Attacks Seward and Weed in Debate
A heated polemic targets Thurlow Weed and William H. Seward. The author denounces Seward's Albany Regency ties and ridicules his praise from foreign powers, calling him a “prostitute of politics” and labeling Weed’s defense as improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BaRick Pomeroy
Thurlow Weed
Wm. H. Seward
Mr. Seward
Weed
Albany
Sicketis
Seward
Party Criticism and Independent Press Dissent
A discussion on how newspapers should critique their own political party and the opposite side. It argues independence requires commenting on misdoings of both friends and foes and warns against treating one party as always right while the other is always wrong. It notes parties can err and individuals may advise against party folly.
Criticism Within a Party and Its Effects on Unity
An editorial extols honest internal critique as essential to a party’s strength while condemning chronic fault finding as cynicism and corrosive to truth and honor. It warns that perpetual scolding harms the party and its press image, urging learned, constructive criticism instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubts
Rsutes
State reformatory near Lancaster Ohio praised for humane care
A visitor reports on an Ohio reform school near Lancaster founded to educate and reform young offenders. About 380 inmates toil and study under a loving yet firm regime with 75 percent of discharged boys faring well. The chapel, wash-house, shops, and classrooms symbolize progressive treatment and strong state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commani Ted
Revolm Pons
Lancaster
State of
Ohio
Senate in session as pension bills pass in House
The Senate was in session yesterday while the House handled miscellaneous business. Pension bills were approved and the Postal Committee was authorized to investigate recent mail contracts and compel witness appearances. The session adjourned until Monday.
Senate Idle as House Briefly Meets Adjourns Till Monday
The Senate was not in session yesterday while the House met briefly and did not transact important business. The chamber adjourned until Monday.
Mothers and Treat Customs Spark Advice and Warning
A contemporary edition urges readers to curb the custom of standing treat and suggests stopping drinking. It also exhorts mothers to keep open, welcoming parlors as a source of light and love for their families. A Brooklyn liquor store owner, James Hunter, shot his mistress. she is gravely wounded and may die.
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James Huhter
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Cone
Colonel Fisk
Religious, church reorganizations and notes in Indiana
A reading of religious notes describes the Universalist Church of New Albis Indiana reorganizing. It notes pastors absent from thirty nine Presbyterian churches and reports on many church related items in Indiana and Chicago. It also covers a push to fund Jordan River archeology expeditions and a dramatic Jerusalem Dome of the Rock description.
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Universalist Church
New Albis Ind
Presbyterian
Indiana
Center Ridge
W. E. Davis
F. Cooper
St. Thomas
Chicago
The
Jordan
New York
Jerusalem
Jérusalem
Mecca
Divorce and marriage follow a Nebraska court case
On December 8 Judge Lake of the District Court in Douglass County Nebraska granted Maggie T G Eberhart a divorce from Alvin G Eberhart The following day Maggie remarried Seth V P Moberly editor of the North Platte Independent The next day she filed a claim against the estate of someone unnamed in the fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lake
District Court of
Douglass County
Nebraska
Maggie T. G. Eberhart
Alvin G. Eberhart
Maggie
Seth VP. Moberly
North Platte Independent
Are Tate
Feee
Kentucky Lower House weighs Southern Railroad bill
An unusually large audience gathered in the Kentucky House to hear discussion of the Southern Railroad bill. Speakers from Louisville and Mason county argued for and against the measure amid party and local tensions. A motion to postpone passed to tomorrow as the debate continued.
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Kentucky
Varnen
Aene Baker
Lincoln
R. ‘Campbell
Louisville
Baker
Campbell
R. Sanders
Cooper
Mason County
Varnon
Chrisman
Wayne
EkA case notes and named figures in court records
Fragmentary OCR lists names including Campbell Caven Long Bishop Flemming Haas and others as participants or witnesses in a legal matter, with references to titles and positions suggesting court or official proceedings without clear actions or outcomes.
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Star Publishing Company
Cincinnati
MR. T.A. Lusx
Evening Star
Congressional
Hiouse
Dr. Deems
New Sg
St. Joseph
Ind
United Brethren Church
Hugh Miller Thompson
St. James Church
Christ’s Church
Lafayette
Delaware Gazette
Radnor Presbyterian Church
Scioto
Delaware
Order For
Jesus Christ
Bruges
Jesus of Nazareth
Juda
Tiberius Augustus
Herod
Judea
Rome
Hemer
Yace
de Papin
Swith
Linois
Theentucky
Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Company
Broadway
Hudson Bay
Nichols & & Tice
Penn Letter Book
PENN
Vai
West Fourth Street
W. M. Shaw
the Evening Star
Harper
Harper & Brothers
J.C
Loy
the Daily
Daket
Tans Og Conan
Sicily
West End
Areitheath
Aot
MAE PW
Spangtay Wall Sak Bbia
Psi Lpt
Eee
Teas Distiontiia Voanieibaristiy
Eka
Sore Et Safer
Ontgra Ei
Ata
Vail
Hur
Mill Creek Valley
Linset Park
Flint
Liberty
McLean and Garrard
Pang
Ballaing Association
Eighth Street
Freeman
Queen City Hall
WM. L. Robinson
Pres
T. John Walliman
Y. Prev
Sams W. Belt, Treas
Leaity
W. W. Roberts
N. Roff
T. c. Campbell
Wm. Caven
Alex. Long
John P. Story, G. W. Gormiany
John Brenner
Tee
Tina
Iytteg
Rasy
Tage
Ses
Inege
Xnocinnat
Gabe Bereta
Mre
DingeTors
T. Il. McGeehin
Crr
Wpeeien
R. H. Flemming
A. J. White
A. Mr. Brown
Theo
Schémaker
Jacob Haas
Dieter’s
Freeman Street
Opp
Lincoln Park
Betts Street
Pre L. Robinson
J. Dunh
Conparsee
G. Forder
Leahy
Geo. Brean
S. Gh
Havi Trias
H. McGechin
van Meyers
A. My Robinson
Geo. L. Attery
J .,Dana
B. Harsrison
A.W. Tentz
Fahnestock
Colton Dents
Fersesgt
Ewan Jad
MiwWis
Elwi
Peoples’ Gallery
W. Pifth Street
Indiana House
Henry Alatter
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