Evening Star Leads State Afternoon Press by Thousand Plus
The Daily Circulation of the Evening Star exceeds by over 3,000 that of any other After noon Paper in the State of Shio.
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Newspaper
The Evening Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1872
Page
2
Exposition Art Hall Showcases Rich Collections and Critique
A privileged crowd views the Exposition Art Hall with hundreds of paintings and a rich engravings section including Laocoon and Raphael. The piece lauds civil liberty and condemns gambling in elections, urging legal action against political gamblers.
Betting on Elections as a Public Moral Crisis
The editorial sternly denounces wagering on the Presidential race as criminal and corrupting. It argues elections deserve highest moral regard and warns that betting, even when widespread, undermines social order, vilifying the act as infamous gambling and condemning bettors and officials alike.
Prize fight Set for American Lightweight Title
Detroit observers report heavy interest in the $2,000 lightweight clash between Edwards and Chambers to be held tomorrow morning on McCormack's Island, forty miles from Detroit. Betting favors Edwards at 100 to 75. Managers Aaron and Siddens arranged the ground, with Tom Allen and others arriving to support the fighters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mica
America
Edwards
Chambers
Barney Aaron
George Siddens
Pugilists
McCormack
United States
Biddle
Arthur Gover
Bay City
St. Louis
Cleveland
Tom Allen
Pooley Mace
Windsor
Scheppe trial resumes as juror falls ill
Carlisle September 3. The Scheppe trial reopened at nine o'clock yesterday. Prosecution urged several medical questions to Dr. Aiken but were ruled out since he is a chemical not a medical expert. A juror's illness paused proceedings but he recovered and rejoined, while Col. Wm. Penrose of the Cumberland county bar died of dysentery after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Scheppe
Aiken
Col
Wm. Penrose
Cumberland County
Bodies Identified and Debris From Metis wreck
Providence reports one body awaiting identification is Hackett a colored man who worked in the Metis cook room. Block Island sighted a washed ashore child. The Ney arrived at Pall River and gathered debris from the Metis wreck and recovered merchandise while several bodies were seen drifting nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Stonington
Hackett
Block Island
Ney
Pall River
Seventeen Year Old Henry Quackenbush Dies After Rejected Proposal
New Jershy Hackensack dispatch reports Henry Quackenbush aged seventeen proposed Friday to a young woman who refused. He threatened to shoot himself, then fatally shot himself under pressure. Both belonged to prominent circles in Hackensack.
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Hackensack
N. J
Henry Quackenbush
Weather report for New England and Middle States
Washington reports the weather forecast for Tuesday with increasing winds from the northwest and northeast, partly cloudy skies, a rising barometer and diminishing pressure in the New England and Middle States, while the South Atlantic States see partly cloudy weather, the Gulf States clear skies with northerly to easterly winds, and Kentucky to Michigan winds veering east to south from Missouri to Lake Michigan with areas of rain and a falling barometer toward the ward.
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Washington
New England
Middle States
South Atlantic States
Gulf States
Kentucky
Michigan
Missouri
Lake Michigan
New Englan
Scent powder recipe for wardrobes and boxes claimed finer than shop blends
A charming recipe blends Corriander orris root rose leaves lavender flowers shedium wood musk to create a coarse powder for scenting clothes and boxes as if fragrant flowers were pressed in their folds.
Louisville Letter on Blanton Duncan Convention Fates
A Louisville correspondent reports lukewarm local support for Blanton Duncan and a near brawl at the Galt House as discussions turn to presidential tickets. Delegates gather, with OConor可能 declining. Adams favored for VP alongside Fitch or Edgerton. News from MacK, Townsend, Train, Pomeroy, Geiger and others fills the Exposition eve as rumors of a formal ticket circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. M. Corry
Falls City
Blanton Duncan
Louisville
Galt House
Doughty
J. M. Keller
Bob Woolley
Col
Duncan
Gen
Custar
Uncan
Dr. Keller
Bob Woolly
Col. Duncan
Blanton
Keller
Woolley
New York
Chas
O’conor
Bayard
N.J
Gen. Hancock
Jno
Quincy Adams
Fitch and
Edgerton
Indiana
Mack
St. Louis Democrat
George Alfred Townsend
Crapsy
Plimpton
The
Commercial
Ithuriel
Enquirer
George Francis Train
Kansas
Brick” Pomeroy
Joe Geiger
Columbus
Col. Woolley
Buckeye
Galt
Warwick
John Quincy Adams
Fitch
Edgarton
Mack, JR
Diverse 19th Century News Items Sweep Nations
Stanley dined with Savage Club Saturday night while the Northern Ohio M E Conference adjourned. The Cigar Makers International Union met in St. Louis. John Foster of Atlas National Bank Boston died of apoplexy. Ross County Fair opens and aims to surpass prior fairs. Arizona reports no excitement over alleged diamond finds. Bombay dispatch confirms cholera raging in India. Missouri Republicans to nominate for governor at St. Louis. Court of Arbitration adjourns to Friday then sine die next week. Dublin plans a demonstration against Rome's occupation and Italian religious suppressions. Arthur Chambers versus Billy Edwards prize fight set for Wednesday on Island in Canadian waters. Bavarian Ministry resigns. Rev Spurgeon expected to visit the U S this fall. Livingstone letter genuineness affirmed by his Canadian brother. International Society Congress meets at The Hague. Saunders, a colored man, dies of heart failure in Indianapolis. French government orders Don Carlos arrest if found near Spain borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Savage Club
Ohio
M. E
Cigar Makers’ International Union
St. Louis
John Foster
Atlas National Bank of
Boston
Ross County
Arizona
Bombay
India
Missouri
Spurgeon
Livingstone
Canada
Congress of the International Society
Hague
Saunders
Indianapolis
Don Carlos
Spain
France
Cotton Crop Report New Orleans September Weather Effects
The Cotton Crop Report notes mixed conditions across states from July to September. Weather droughts and wet spells affect yields, with bollworms and caterpillars causing limited damage in some counties. Early and late cotton show varying prospects, with picking dates around August 20 to September 10 and yields expected to rise modestly if pests stay managed. Louisiana Texas Arkansas Tennessee Alabama North Carolina reports reflect drought impact, labor stability, and differing futures for early versus late crops.
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New OR
Eans
Y Eeorkonesition
Lotcore
Dolle
Mississippi River
Arkansas Line
Texas
Rkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Selma
Sandy
Hill la A
North Carolina
Cotton Crops Warned by Drought Warms In Many States
Reports from Carolina through Texas describe variable conditions in cotton. Early yields may exceed last year in some states, while late crops struggle. armyworms and bollworms damage in several counties. Drought and rust reduce prospects in Mississippi and Arkansas, with many regions reporting dry, hot weather and uncertain totals.
Cotton crop outlook worsens in Charleston and Columbus
In Charleston, the crop condition is the poorest since the August 15 circular, with an estimated five percent per acre yield increase over last year. In Columbus, Georgia, cotton around the city has been cut by caterpillars and rust, with planters reporting about a one third reduction and warning of further declines if ravages continue.
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South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Jackson
Miss
Hinds
Madison
Runken
Columbus
Natchez
Yazoo City
Mriss
Vicksburg
Trenton
Shreveport
Jefferson
Texas
Galveston
The
Little Rock
Ark
Helena
Camden
Ala
Montgomery
Charlotte
Charleston
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