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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1872
Page
2
The Evening Star announces it has the largest circulation of any afternoon paper in the state of Ohio.
The Dary Evening Star enters its second year as a permanent Queen City publication with a strong daily circulation. A Tilton Godwin dispute is excerpted, highlighting sharp editorials and public disputes over Greeley, Godwin, and Tilton. The piece hints at spontaneous public sentiment and a deeply seated fountain of opinion.
The Geneva Court of Arbitration comprises Adamson for the United States, Alexander Cockburn for Britain, Count Sclopsio of Italy, Baron de Tasuba of Brazil, and Jacob Staempfli of Switzerland. The five bring diverse high standing, learning, and public service to decide the Alabama claims dispute between the U S and England.
The article lists state debt to estimated GDP ratios for several states including California Connecticut Vermont Kansas and Mississippi. It then reports chemists Vohll and Euhlenberg claiming tobacco contains no nicotine after experiments showing four percent nicotine evidence dismissed by experts. The piece contrasts debt data with the nicotine finding and suggests a scientific dispute.
Across the country reports describe fires in Kenton Ohio and Buffalo New York, fatalities from lightning near Bayou St Johns, a boiler explosion at Titusville Pennsylvania injuring workers, and a lumber mill fire in Ford River Michigan. Also noted are railroad investments, labor strikes in Williamsport Pennsylvania seeking ten hours, a Jersey Derby upset affecting betting, and various criminal cases including assaults and frauds.
The passage argues that papal officials reject foreign representation citing church rules and Leo X prohibitions. It notes that a prelate named as a cardinal cannot also act as a foreign minister for a Catholic Europe era. The text then shifts to U.S. tax rulings on the Dollar Savings Bank of Ps, detailing several court decisions about bank taxation and government tax recovery dating back to 1864.
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