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Daly Star
Agate
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E. Corner
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Exposition Tours and Labor Ponderings Across the Nation
The article surveys government mileage pay for a Vienna Exposition tour, libel suits in Ohio, wages for sewing workers in New York and London, and the lot of women seeking work. It criticizes land monopoly, discusses death penalty reform in Kentucky, and notes political tension at state conventions with references to Conkling and parliamentary law. It ends with a call for worker familiarity with parliamentary procedure.
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Europe
New York
Peter H. Clare for Constitutional ticket proposed by Democrats
The editorial argues that nominating Peter H. Clare to the Constitutional ticket would boost the Democrats with strong qualifications, honesty, and oratorical skill. It notes Clare's Liberal movement sympathies, party flexibility, and cross-ethnic support from Irish voters in the First ward.
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Constitutional Cong
Republican Party
Clark
First Ward
Reforms for Public Schools: Streamline Roles and Curriculum
A reformer proposes cutting principals and canceling the superintendent of writing and writing teachers. He would abolish or reorganize music and drawing, gymnasium, and use phonography to accelerate reading, spelling, and writing for younger pupils.
Crime Rates by States in 1869 Population Comparison
Massachusetts shows 2,526 criminals for 1,457,851 people versus Georgia with 787 criminals for 1,184,109. The New York World suggests enforcement gaps and demographic factors explain the higher rate in Massachusetts, with native whites cited as more prone to criminal classification.
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Massachusetts
Georgia
U. S
New York World
James Savage
New England
Charles Reade
Anothier of the Cooke Family
A critique of Hanck Cooke district governor and his banking ties with Jay Cooke. The piece accuses Hanck of heavy discounting of city debts and diverting funds from three and a half million dollars allocated by Congress for the District of Columbia, leaving workers unpaid. It notes Illinois Farmer delegates at a state convention.
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Cooke
Jay Cooke
Hanck Cooke
District of Columbia
Hanck
Jay
Washington
Congress
United States
Brown
Cookes
Illinois
Farimer
Death of Gertrude Hunt Hay at age three in Hunt's Grove
Friends mourn the death of Gertrude Hunt Hay, nearly three, at Hunt's Grove. The funeral will be held at the family home Sunday at 10 o clock A M. Her father is Thomas H Hunt Hay.
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Thomas H. Hunt Hay
Gertrude
Gerty
Walnut-street
Walnut Street
Bet
Chilldeen
Kentucky
West Fifth
Peek Main
Cincinnati
E. J. Tote
Rev Harry Spillman Preaches at First Baptist Dayton KY
In Dayton Kentucky the Rev. Harry Spillman will preach at 11 AM in the First Baptist Church tomorrow. A school exhibition was held that evening before a large audience and, led by Prof Hart, the principal, it was a success. Receipts will cover expenses of purchasing furniture.
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Harry Spillman
First Baptist Church
Hart
Furni
Nion Methodist Episcopal Church
Covington
J. 5
Chadwick
Foreign Missionary Society of Union
Gilbert elevated railway contract approved by Boston directors
The contract for building the Gilbert elevated railway was signed March 24 and approved by Boston directors on Monday last. New England Iron Company of Boston holds the concession to submit portions of the line and must expand its works or share half the contract to complete the road on schedule. It is the largest contract ever made in the country.
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Boston
New England Iron Company of
River Thieves Shot After Pig Iron Theft Near Dock
In Chicago on April 5 six lake vessels arrived and eight departed as subscriptions for Atlantic shipwreck victims reached about one thousand dollars. A policeman shot two river thieves during a pig iron theft from a railroad dock. They were wounded, captured, and likely to recover. the gang of five used a boat to haul loot and caused damage.
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Lake Navigation
Atlantic Relief Fund
Chicago
Atlantic
Finaly Released and Other Police Court Notes
Ed Gardner was released in the Police Court this morning after a robbery case. A Mason arson case was extended for two months. Mosella Wilson, colored teacher, had a three week postponement for assault. Henry Hellman fined $5 and costs for disorderly conduct at Zion Baptist Church. Cunard liner Algeria carries Farney Goepper Rudolph Wurlitzer and wife. Campbell endorsed for Prosecuting Attorney. Busk Thomas funeral to be held, Firemen and Knights attend. George Darling, a teamster, fined $10 for wife abuse. Angeline Malone and Mollie Williams fined $25 for petit larceny tied to late fire. Daylor arrested again in relation to Officer Woodyard attack. case continued. Levi Santee’s petit larceny case dismissed due to lack of direct proof. Dominica Muzio fined $25 for begging. Teachers Association met. programme at Eighth District Normal School outlined with music and moral education items.
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Mosella Wilson
Henry Hellman
Zion Baptist Church
Ninth Street
Central Avenue
John Street
George Darling
Plum
Water Streets
Angeline Malone
Mollie Williams
Straub
Mollie Bronson
Jerr Cloud
Henry One
Coste
Charles Miller
Dennis O’brien
Dominica Muzio
Mary Coffield
Anna Armstrong
Dan Daylor
W. Cole
Wm. Scully
Josephine Geyer
John Connolley
Minnie Wolf
Anna Williams
Ed. Gardner
Costa
Sallie Belt
Lottie Smith
Levi Santee
Joseph Brooks
John Mason
Eliza Mason
Joseph Dampner
House of Refuge
Louis Strach
Mary Strach
Isaac Curtis
Harry Kay
Shooting Affray Case Dismissed in First Ward House
Judge Straut dismissed the shooting charge against Isaac Curtis an actor in a case brought by ex-policeman George Sweeney. Stuart Robson testified Curtis had good character this morning.
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Straut
Ainst Isaac Curtis
George Sweeney
Stuart Robson
Curtis
Police Court Roundup Before Judge Straub
In a police court session before Judge Straub, numerous offenses were heard. Sentences included five days for Jerr Cloud, fines and costs for Henry and Charles Miller, and various dispositions for offenses such as vagrancy, assault and battery, street walking, and theft with several cases continued or dismissed. Continuous items include arson, destruction of property, and a House of Refuge commitment for Ed Dampner.
Afternoon Market Review With Mixed Dull to Firm Signals
Market notes show dull flour trading with buyers scarce and sellers holding for full rates. Wheat and barley demand improves with higher prices. cotton and pork quieter. whisky steady. lard and bacon mixed as sales occur in moderate volume.
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Winegoee
Law Records Highlight Several Civil and Probate Matters
The report lists court actions with Judge Yaple and Judge O Connor. Pleadings include Pearce v Boal on an $8000 note with judgment for defendant. Carrie Merrick v Betts on a $600 promissory note. Simon Baldus v Schoenfeld on a $68 note with judgment for plaintiff after credit. The State of Ohio vs Cincinnati denied an injunction. Probate entries name Totten Babbs Totten Ludlow Redus Leeds and guardianship appointments for Scott Pollard and Bradberry Cilley.
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Pugh
Simon Baldus
F.schoenfeld
Common Pleas
State of Ohio
Cincinnati
Murdock
Forrest & Lindeman
Moore, Conner & Warrington
W.J. Totten
Elizabeth A. Babbs
G. W. Totten
M. B. Ludlow
Hester A. Redus
Mary J. Leeds
Louise Zumstein
Rene Semen
Scott Pollard Ness
Cilley
Bradberry Cilley
ARY Schneider Vy
Conrad E. R&chel
Conrad E. Rechel
Mary Schnider
Superior Court
Ohio
Real Estate Transfers Notice Fragment
FRIDAY April 4 listing multiple quit claim and lease transfers. Names include Anthony Muller Eleanor Douglas Samuel Warnock Joseph Cox Christ Fagin Isa Pease Hoifner E P Bradstreet Emma Bogart Amann & Co J J Packer Helen Blinn and others with parcels on Vine Walnut Ridgway Park Franciscan Second Harrison Mount Pleasant Cleves Glen dale Brooklyn and surrounding streets. Amounts show various lease terms and sale prices.
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August Muller
el Vine Street
Eleanor C. Douglas
Lucius Robertson
Walnut Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Samuel Warnock
J. B. Heich
Ridgway Street
Lebanon Pike
Avondale
Joseph Cox
Henry Lewis
Park Avenue
Augustus Dischner
W. Turner
Tusculum
Columbia
Christ
Fagin
Ebenezer Forbes
Isa Pease
Daniel Par
Fifth and
Mill Streets
Pian Hoifner
W.S. Sampson
Second
Harrison Streets
Mount Pleasant
E. P. Bradstreet
Ebenezer Args
North Ben Road
Martha Street
Cleves Me
Emma Bogart
Amann & Co
John Doerler
Second Street
Pgess
J.J. Packer
Helen L. K. Blinn
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