Evening Star 1878 subscription and ad rates notice
The Evening Star issues an April 1 1878 notice outlining daily and weekly publication details subscription prices and advertising rates. It lists subscription terms rates per line and per square inch and directs readers to the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company for orders and specimen copies.
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Mir Banatie Spar
STAR
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Evening Star Circulation Tops Ohio Newspapers
The Evening Star records a daily circulation exceeding all other Ohio afternoon papers by more than 5,000 copies, marking a clear lead in the state’s paper market.
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Evening Star
Ohio
Political Opinion Snippets on Credit, Banks and Parties
A collage of 19th century political jabs touches on Illinois Farmers' Club discipline for voters, a Ohio Senate bribery report harming Halstead, Richardson's treasury tenure sparking gold to 11814, and critiques of land funds misused by Illinois Agricultural College. It references Keeler's discharge, Subsidy Pomeroy, and telegraph monopolies, urging vigilance of public loyalty.
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Ohio Senate
Halstead
Pathons of Labor Rally Against Monopoly Threats
A 19th century style call urges unity to strike at the ballot box against monopolists. A farmer from Illinois warns against loss of farms and workers' wages, arguing for organized action to curb monopolies and defend property amid rising corporate power.
Young Man Shoots Self in Paducah
Cairo April 1 A young man named John Rommels shot himself dead in Paducah Saturday while cleaning a pistol. The Cairo Chamber of Commerce has adopted storage rates substantially the same as Chicago and St Louis. Governor Straw of New Hampshire is in the city.
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Cairo
John Rommels
Paducah
Editorial opposition to thio scions and monopoly clashes at Clifton
The Commercial editorially disputes past statements from Columbus and Halstead, arguing abortion was the main motive behind its prolific editorials. A Farmers' Club resolution at Clifton, Illinois pledges to favor papers aligned with local monopolies’ rivals, criticizing the Wrexty Srap as a typical workingman paper.
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Thio
Columbus
Halstead
Farmers’ Club
Clifton
Illinois
Wrexty Srap
Savings Banks Aid Working Classes in Safe Saving
The article argues savings banks benefit workers by safe keeping and building independence. It emphasizes advertising only safe banks to boost confidence and urges patronage to improve the working class’s finances and security for families.
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The
Star
Unions and Employers Called to Temper Strife and Tolerant Tactics
The piece urges restraint as workmen threaten strikes across branches and employers prepare to resist demands. It argues strikes harm both sides, praises multi skill work and union discipline, and champions a unified platform against monopolies while warning against extreme actions.
How Railroads Divide With the Farmers in Illinois
A La Salle county farmers meeting reports a Boston sale of two carloads of corn. The railroad earned 48 cents per bushel while farmers received 23.4 cents net after freight and commissions, sparking anger at the disparity and calls to resist rail transport.
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la Salle County
Ill
PPR
Bogton
New Light The Patrons of Labor caucus announced
The Star notes a new light for laboring classes denouncing parties as delusions. The Patrons of Labor will hold a caucus at the Town Hall Monday evening March dist in Harrison Ohio according to the March 27 report by Editor Star.
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The
Patrons of Labor
Harrison
Labor
Livery Stable Fire in Leavenworth Causes Heavy Loss
A fire at Kyle & Co.'s livery stable on Shawnee street started from chimney sparks. Horses were freed and saved while buggies, harness and two bartons burned. Loss estimated at 40 000 dollars with 5 500 dollars insured across American Central and Manhattan companies.
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Levenworth
Kyle & Co
Shawnee Street
American
Central
Manhattan
Actors in a Hornet's Nest in First Ward Saloon
A shooting affray occurred at the First Ward House on Sycamore street near the National Theater after midnight. Isaac Curtis and Thomas Airey fought with a detective identified as George Sweeney. a bystander, William Kelly, was shot in the jaw. Officers pursued the assailants as other court items followed.
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First Ward
Sycamore Street
National Theater
Andy Baum
St. Louis
Renee
Mound City
New York City
Isaac Curtis
Thomas Airey
Pines
Mr. Curtis
William Kelly
Pike Street
Dawson
George Sweeney
Married in Jail on Sycamore Street
A jail wedding in the county jail on Sycamore Street binded Rene Stewart and Samantha Barclay as husband and wife by Squire Rowecamp. Stewart, a 26 year old from New Orleans, had seven years earlier burglarized Moritz Nathan’s residence and faces penitentiary time starting tomorrow.
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Sycamore Street
Rene Sewart
Samantha Barclay
Squire Rowecamp
Sjoseph Stewart
New Orleans
Joseph
Ben
Moritz Nathan
Weat Seventh
Miss Te Ks
Police Court Drunks and Disord ers Before Judge Straub
In police court before Judge Straub the docket lists numerous cases with costs and short sentences. Several defendants receive fines and costs, some are continued, and others dismissed or postponed to July 1. Notable items include assault and battery, petit larceny, and embezzlement across multiple defendants.
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W. J. Elliott
William McCloy
Jesse Young
Louis E. Goldstone
N.S. Frazier
Samuel K. Rose
Thomas Farrell
James Coyne
Honey
Maggie Gallagher
Henry Straub
Terrence O'Donnell
James McCune
James McDermott
Kate Sweeney
Mary Duffren
George Gallagher
Henry Moore
Thes Oeter
Jane Hutchinson
Henry Bell
Isaac Curtis
Morris Bessler
J. H. Bogle
Emily Chapman
Centrelia Chapman
M. McCloy
Frazier
Jesse Xonne
Louis
Disorderly patron arrested after disturbance at Podesta’s fruit store
Henry Strout caused a disruption yesterday at Podesta's fruit store on Main Street above the Hummel House and was arrested. He obtained a one month leave of absence from the city after appearing before Judge Straub Jonny.
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Henry Strout
Podesta
Main Street
Hummel House
Typon
Straub Jony
Vicious Dog Case In Police Court Ends With Discharge
In a notable police court session Kate Sweeney of Commerce Street faced charges of harboring a vicious dog. Testimony showed the dog did not belong to her and she was discharged after legal defense by Judge Saflin and prosecutor Campbell.
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Kate Sweeney
Commerce Street
John Flynn
Greenbrier
Coroner Nomination Rejected by Board of Control
The Board of Control rejected the appointment of Dr. Maley as Coroner to fill the Doherty vacancy. Ayes Brannan Longworth Gerard Harrison Reemelin voted in favor, while Bran nan opposed, citing medical jurisprudence concerns. Maley, in another room, said he would seek counsel and press the Commissioners to approve his bond to assume duties.
Board of Control Holds Regular Session and Tax Fees Cut
The Board of Control met in regular session with all members present. Minutes were approved. Debate arose over a $500 donation tied to Dr Doherty’s family if he became coroner, contrasted with bribery concerns. Delinquent tax fees set at 5 percent city and 12 percent county. House of Refuge bills totaling $14,000 to $15,000 for twenty one months were approved with votes Ayes Brannan Longworth Harrison and Nays Reemelin Gerard. Ex-Fee Commissioner E T Carson received a thanks for duties performed. Fee amounts for the office were reduced from 23,054 to 16,394.45.
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Board of Control
Reemelin
Mr. Fitzgerald
Doherty
Maley
J. Longworth
Fitzgerald
House of Refuge
Brannan
Longworth
Harrison
Gerard
E. T. Carson
Property transfers listed including multiple Ohio parcels
A bench of real estate transfers details numerous March 31 deeds. Transactions involve Annie M Diehl to L Niemann and A Deichmann a lot on Oon Street. G Steel to Daniel Paston for 10 acres in Survey 1 126 Anderson Township. Caleb Dodsworth to W Kistner in Cumminsville. Anton Pueralning to J B Oberklaus and N Schmidt for a 25 by 80 foot lot on Pleasant Street. Greggs to J G Hayes on Watson Street. Cranes transfer to Sigmond Summer for Clinton Street lots. heirs of Arau to same party for adjoining lots. A Bond to Harry Shookmaker and Eveline S Bond involving a 8 acre tract east of above. Lane and Bodley to Lane & Tod for a lot on east side 2235 and river extension. Downstead to Louis Geranelie in Cornelle’s subdivision. Tappin and ornate to the Bie Bt Gee with 93 feet on Nsuere Street.
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Annie M. Diehl
L. Niemann
A. Deichmann
Oon Street
Fifth Street
G. Steel
Daniel Paston
Anderson Township
Henry Ap
Matthias Raf
Scotia
Caleb Dodswort
W. Kistner
Chambers
Dunlap Street
Cumminsville
Anton *Pueralning
J. B. H. Oberklaus
N. Schmidt
Pleasant Street
Philip Gr
Greggs
J.G. Hayes
Watson Street
Wooster Pike
Eveline S. Bond
P. Lane
Sarah BE. Bodley
Lane & Tod
Wiscen
M. Downstead
Louis Geranelie
Cornnelle
Nsueee
Skiff Stealing Case and April Juror Selections
Henry Moore was sentenced to three months in the workhouse for stealing a skiff, by Judge Straub. The April term of the United States Court opened with grand jurors listed from multiple counties and a group named for petit jurors. Walter T. Cox was admitted to practice in the U S Courts for the district this morning.
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Henry Moore
Straubee
A. H. Hinkle
Foreman
J.G. Douglass
Muskingum County
James Reaves
Ross County
L. A. Davis
Vinton
Otis Stanford
Arren
Mark Ellis
Pike
O. J. Taylor
Shelby
Hageman
Butler
Carter Cook
Hamilton
John Garner
Miami
John McClure
Darke
Robt. P. Findler
Clermont
Abner Francis
Samuel Pontius
Pickaway
Jewitt Palmer, Jr
Washington
E. B. McGary
Champaign
Levi Wyatt
Preble
Luke Kendall
Israel Reed
Adams Jewett
Mercer
George Whorrill
Fayette
James Hastings
Guernsey
Edward Holcomb
Allia
Walter T. Cox
U. S
Afternoon market review shows dull demand and firm holders
Imports and exports data for twenty four hours reveal mixed demand across grains and meats. Wheat and oats show lull with unchanged prices while barley and rye command firmer quotes. Bullish for pork and lard amid active hog trade and strong bulk meat prices.
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Tursday
Orleans
Mess Park
Cincinnati Directory of Merchants and Services
A dated listing of city businesses and affiliations including attorneys Percival & Jenney, architects, carpenters, carriage makers, dining rooms, fruit and vegetables, metal signs, sewing machines, and telegraph college. Named firms include Manning & Longley, George B. Stevens & Co, Bromwell Manufacturing Co, and J. W. Lawson, with locations on Walnut, 4th, and Vine streets and other central avenues.
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J.H
C. Bates
Warp & Prospasco
W. BK. Jones
Awning & Manufactur
Joan Ryling & Co
Business Telegraph College
Buant
Seragton
DEH GK
Pikes Boe, Ryant
Atton AX
E'S Ba
G. Lucksellers & Statloners
George BD
Stevens & Co
Boot & Shom
Aes Ni
J. W. Lawson
Bromwell Manufact’ng Co
Wainut
Blird Cages
Court St
Larsons’ Berhe
Manning & Longley
Walnut
Henry Besrins
Baker St
George C. Miller & Sons
Grand Central
Vine St
FRUIT
J. E. Frey
West Fifth Street
J. G. Breitenbach & Co
6Th St
D. B. Bayiess & Co
S. W. Cor
6Th and Elm
Fire and Marine
Union
W. M. Richardson
S¢ Enterprise
J. W. Hartwell
W. H. Murphy
Agt
EK. Butterson & Co
E. Butteriok & Co
4Th Street
GEO. N. Black
Race St. Mathematical Instruments
T. F. Randolph
T. F. Randolph, 67 W. 6Th St
Pater
Brothers
Pearst
John FE. Hay
T. West Fifth St
William Powell &C
THE
Howe Machine Co
STOVE
Avame & Bairt
Col
Front & Cent
A. J. Clark
Great Atlantic & Pactfictea Co
Roomwest
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Illinois Agricultural College
Hatstead
Mr. Keeler
Cincinnati Life Insurance Company
Commercial Corps
Keeler
Philadelphia
Pomeroy
York
Kansas
Page
Independence
Great Union
Atlantic & Pacific
the Pathons OF Labor
Illimnols
Chamber of Commerce
Harges
Soubaaut
Vine Street
Amen Campbell
John _e
William Smith
Straub Nextriday
Terrence
Judge Straub
United States Court
Afteknoon Market
Heview
Republican Committee
Pepa County Executive Committee
C. Blackburn
St Third Street
C. H. Blackburn
M. A. McGuire
W Smita & Nixon
West Fourth Street
Tae & CO
Albert Rell
Southwest Cor
Fourth & Elm Sts
Goodyear’s Rubber Coo
Jones St
Rere
F. C
Daily -Evening Star
Cincinnati Business Directory
A'Tekorneys
Law
Insurances
Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
H.M. Magill
Holloway
Atlantic
Turkey
Searttal
Tame En
Pilan
Noway & Able
Ayton
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