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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1872
Page
2
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The Tay House Committee of Ways and Means appointed Congressmen Kelly and Beck to a sub committee to consider and report on the propriety of reporting a loss to distillers from overcharges tied to Tice meters and related impositions.
The Senate appointed Tax Committee opened its first session to investigate the sale of arms to the French Government during the late Prussian French war. Senator Schurz attended with courtesy of the committee and joined witness examinations.
The Tur Daily News in Chicago launches as the fourth daily paper to use the American Press Association service instead of the Associated Press. It enjoys backing from many prominent citizens and is promised to be ably conducted.
The Enquirer notes that the Weekly Commercial may use the Evening Star subscription list. It argues our own mammoth city papers could profit from Prat's lists, predicting a daily increase of fifty to one hundred readers, amid thousands already.
The trustees and superintendent publish the third annual report for the State Reform School for Girls. One hundred four inmates across thirty eight counties cost only 10000 dollars for board clothing and instruction. Dr Nichols leads health education industrial work and gardens in a thorough survey.
The piece argues snow blockades on the Union Pacific winterly tested faith in railroad winter service but asserts the project’s large investments will sustain it. It urges multiple Pacific routes to foster competition, criticizing monopolies and stressing public utility through broader railroad access.
The piece argues Minnesota and surrounding states face milder winter snows than southern routes, favoring competition between Union Pacific and a southern line to shorten Pacific access. It envisions future transport, water canals, and mentions a Byzantine marble cathedral, a Vatican reference, and a Papal retreat scenario with Mastai in spirit.
The article discusses Carl Mauch's claim that East African diamond fields match the Ophir of the Bible and contrasts it with Kiepert's India theory. It warns that British diamond wealth in Australia and British Columbia could erode national vigor and invite decline, predicting social indulgence and risk to England's power.
The Cable reports Trent in Tyrol with 13 000 residents as a possible abode for Pius IX. The town lies on the Adige river 25 miles NW of Venice and is famed for the Council of Trent. The old council chapel is gone, replaced by Santa Maria Maggiore with a portrait painting of council members.
The piece notes attempts to correct public wrongs in Congress New York New Orleans and Washington with focus on Remington arms sales civil service reform and political accountability. It suggests growing public opinion may spur reforms before the next presidential election.
A new opera titled Baude de Neige debuts in Vienna featuring Mila Roder in the lead as a lively blonde. The piece is praised for its vivacity and charm while readers are reminded it is not a reference to local sports. The column also notes Senate action on Japanese youths at West Point and speculates about British Dominion relations and Canadian politics amid a harsh March thaw.
Men who journeyed to Colorado and Wyoming to raise stock faced heavy losses due to the harsh season. Officials predict an early spring may follow, offering renewed hope after the wintry conditions.
A 19th century summary outlines French moves in Assam and Saigon with aims to control rice exports and unite Mekong waters with Saigon. It notes Laos, Burma, and Tibet trade hopes, French exploration led by M. de Lagree, and English jealousy over potential colonial shifts in Asia.
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