Evening Star Agent at Dayton and a European rest tale
Danies Rivoner acts as authorized agent for the Evening Star in Dayton with subscriptions left for prompt attention. Charles Sumner travels to Europe claiming rest while penning a stump speech. critics call it hype and old fashion vanity. wishes for a swift voyage home. A Washington incident sees Judge Dent assault Henry Reed over a newspaper paragraph, resulting in a $100 fine after a brief local court admonition.
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Geneva Arbitration Seen as Historic Victory for United States
Telegraph reports the United States prevailed in the Geneva arbitration against England. The exact damages are disputed, with figures from thirteen to seventeen million dollars cited. The ruling upholds U S government actions during the Civil War era and condemns English conduct toward the United States. It marks a high point in international law and a praise of the arbitration process as a Christian method to settle conflicts without war.
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Arbi Rion
The Vienna Exposition Preparations Escalate Worldwide
Reports say extensive preparations are underway across Europe and America for the coming Vienna Exposition. The catalogue, an eightvo volume of non pareil type, will be issued in a total of four hundred forty thousand copies, aiming to rival Paris 1867.
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Pictorial Politics and Exposition of Gems
A civic-page critique questions the value of political cartoons citing a Greeley comet caricature as libel. The piece tours Central Hall exhibits with glass and silver tableware, noting legendary diamonds like the Koh-i-noor and Great Mogul, then wryly contrasts faux gems with real worth before pledging to return after refreshments.
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Exposition displays silver and gold tableware from Cincinnati stores
A vivid tour of the Exposition highlights home manufactured silver and gold plate. Visitors admire frosted solid silver services, pearl white finishes, crystal sea shells in silver, and a Hiawatha canoe theme with fruit. A gondola berry dish and a frosted iceberg for ice cream finish the lavish display.
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Queen of the Fairies
Maine Election Yields Republican Sweep and Big Majorities
The Maine election resulted in a full Republican state ticket victory and complete congressional delegation with larger margins than 1870, statewide majority around 15,900. The Independent, a new Hamilton Ohio weekly, is a quarto eight-page journal by Merchants' Excelsior Steam Printing Co. priced at $2 annually. wishes for success.
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Grand Jury Report in Common Pleas Court
The Grand Jury reported after eight days in session. They examined 45 cases and found 2 true bills of indictment. Five cases were homicides, with true bills in four of them.
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Prosecutions in Police Court Before Judge Carter
Sentences issued for drinking and disorderly conduct with fines ranging from five dollars to twenty days in the workhouse. Notable cases include John Harper fined twenty six dollars, Eliza Brown fined fifty dollars for a house of ill fame, and Lorentz Miller fined five dollars for whipping a boy. A raid on George street dens led to multiple arrests. Amers to answer before the Grand Jury for attempting to obtain funds and forging an order for Guardia Mutual Life Insurance Company.
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Pearl Street
George Street
Central Avenue
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Court Street
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Erans & Armstrong
Guardia Mutual Life Insurance Company
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