The Evening Star Advert by Cincinnati Publishing Co
The notice announces publication details for The Evening Star and Cincinnati Star Publishing Co. Address at Fifth and Vine streets Cincinnati Ohio appears with rates for daily and weekly advertisements and submission requirements for communications including writer real name and address.
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Ree
Io ‘A% Publishing Co
Eee Aegion
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E. Corner
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati, Ohio
Evening Star Leads Ohio Afternoon Paper Circulation
The Evening Star reports a daily circulation exceeding by more than 5000 copies any other afternoon paper in Ohio, underscoring its dominance in the state market.
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Evening Star
Ohio
Legislative bribery and Halstead deny authorship spark debate
The passage claims Pacific Mail Company paid 500000 to lobbyists and Congress for a subsidy, urging a future investigation to surpass the Credit Mobilier scandal in scope. It notes Mr Little’s House remarks on lottery bill authorship, then reports Brigham Young dividing his estate among wives and children before retreat to Arizona.
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Pacific Mail Company
Congress
Credit Mobilier
Little
Murat Halstead
Halstead
Murat
Civil Service Reform Loses Support Under Grant
Civil service reform loses friends as Grant era spoils system returns. Promises must be kept, leading to removal of efficient officers in Maryland including the Collector Naval Officer and Surveyor of Baltimore to favor campaign hires. Subordinates depart with their principals and merit-based promotions vanish.
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General Grant
Maryland
Baltimore
Capital and Labor in Massachusetts 1869 Profit and Wages
An analysis cites Massachusetts 1869 data: $231,677,862 capital in manufacture with $101,446,700 profit on 43 percent margin and 279,880 workers earning $118,051,886. Average wages lie around $44,242 yearly. labor shares 22 percent of $553,912,982 output while capital takes 43 percent. Authors condemn monopoly and wealth concentration.
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Massachusetts
Debt Strains Washington City After March Funds
Washington City hinges on a $3,509,000 Congress allocation but faces $1,400,000 owed to contractors. Municipal finances show unpaid teachers since December and police and firemen unsettled. The city allegedly lacks resources, forcing reliance on certificates and heavy banking fees to meet obligations.
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Washington City
Congress
Ringem
Financiering Sparks Wealth for Local Figures
The passage extols three millions yielding six hundred thousand to Hanek Quake and the Governor of the District, with seven percent on one hundred cents, eighty paid, totaling about nine percent, while city certificates pay annually. Money sharks profit from twenty two to twenty eight percent, elevating Hanck Cooke and Jay as notable financiers.
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Hanek
Jay
Hanck Cooke
Political Depravity and the Call for Reform
A Gazette editorial argues the nation’s depravity stems from state legislative failure and a land monopoly system. It links money and fashion mania to voter manipulation and calls for reform to empower the poor with independence and self-respect through sound policy.
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Gazette
Times
England
Egypt
Newport Chancery Court Dismisses City Tax on Railroad Property
The Chancery Court adjourned to May and ruled the city had no right to tax the Louisville Short-line railroad property. Newport City Council met with President Berry presiding. Funding items included a $200 bill from Wiese & Wessel for a bay mare loss, various nuisance and tax notices, street and water-works actions, street cleaning contracts, and police activity reports.
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Chancery Court
Newport
Louisville
Berry
J. A. Williamson
Newport Street Railway Company
John Reif
Lock
Committee On Law
Forrest Street
Sarato
Washington Avenue
Oss Street
Bellevue
Penmaes
Committee On Fire Department
Ire
E. O'Hara
Richard Barrett
John Glascoe
Martin Lynch
Brigham Young issues Utah reform statement in Salt Lake
Brigham Young releases a long statement from Salt Lake City outlining his resignations as Trustee of the church and as president of the Deseret National Bank and Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution. He says his move seeks secular relief, confirms ongoing church leadership, notes Utah railroads and resources, and emphasizes that his life is devoted to the Almighty.
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Brigham
New York
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Salt Tse
Zions Cooperative Mercantile Institution
Deseret National Bank
Church
Eldridge
East
Mercantile Institution
W.H. Hooper
Congress
Deseret Nation Bank
Utah
Arizona
Grant
Bank of England
Utah Territory
Police Court Began Notes In Street Disorder Session
Judge Straub presided as drunks and disorderlies faced fines and costs for A Bollin Roche Ryan and others. Several defendants received continuances or one month terms for assault vagrancy larceny and related charges in a miscellaneous docket mix.
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B Smith
John Herman
Strolkamp
John Henning
Sallie Belt
Lettie Smith
The Leonard Inquest Continues On Saloon Fight Testimonies
Testimony describes a confrontation at a Front Street saloon near Race, names Clancy, Gibbons, Whalen, and Gleason, with gunfire heard by bystanders. Witnesses like Garrigan and Howard recount the scene, the struggle, and police response as the inquest probes the events after the shooting.
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Dawson
James Thompson
Front
Race Streets
Gibbon
Luke Leonard
Leonard
Water Street
West Front Street
Acrosscommon
Ireland
Eighth Ward
Luke
Gosd
Martin Tunny
Tunny
Gleason
Race
Clancy
Mr. Gibbons
Whalen
Elm Street
Officer Gleason
McGoldrich
Coon
John Thos. Garrigan
Commerce Street
Front Street
Joe Murray
Murray
Main Street
Thomas Howard
West Third Street
J. Lowman & Brothers
Otir
Mc Feeee
Hoffager
Pearl
Rasze
Law Report in Superior Court Case Against City Officials
Charles Gay v Thos W Farran before Judge Yaple and others on findings from Special Term. Action to recover 736 dollars from a pine lumber sale shipped December 188 to be sold on commission. Case held under advisement with involved city officials and others. General Term reviewed demurrer to petition. Trial questioned city money transfers connected to a Greeley visit invitation.
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Superior Court
Charles Gay
Thos. W. Farran
Yaple
O’conner
Tikien
Josiah Keck
J. W. Fitzgerald
Greeley
T. Ace
Subenis
Court orders mortgage sale and probate actions listed
A history of cases includes a mortgage sale dispute over church corporate power and notes, probate of Maria Kruse with executor Ferdinand Schafer, guardianships for Edward A. and Ida P. Kohl, and appointments for Catherine M. Borgerding and Theophilus Wilson as guardian for Kumlea minors, with local probate and court entries noted.
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St. Paulmooneee
Maria Kruse
Ferdinand Schafer
R&r
Meal Estate Transfers End of April Listings
Property transfers listed include Andrew Stenzinger to J N Grabbel for a 150 by 175 foot lot at the Pike corner, M Stele to E R Hall for a 90 by 90 foot lot on McLean avenue, and many other transfers in Columbia and Symmes Towns. Several 5 year lease arrangements appear with annual rents cited, plus parcels in Carthage and Anderson Township.
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York Street
Gerrard Avenue
James Armstrong, Jr
James Armstrong
Symmes Town
Ghohn Schmaley
Alexander Ogden
Spring
Madison Road
Sarah B. McLean
Anna M. Klocke
Clark
Louisa
Nathaniel Foster
Isaac Zeiler
Sixth Street
Mound Street
Isaiah Sears
Jacob Billingsley
Fifth
Lebanon
Carthage
David and
Ay Kennedy
Michael Lally
Race Street
Carl Brehne
Coumbia Road
W.H. Hill
R. A. Phillips
Leba— Pike
Sycamore Township
Thomas Lacy
Otto & Frost
Main Street
Water Street
Harrison
Wm. Masters
Hester Masters
Anderson Township
Hester Mathews
Hiram Masters
Afternoon Market Report Opens with Mixed Commodities Data
The report shows quiet but steady grains with firm corn demand and mixed oats. Wheat high and firm while oats and barley hold near quotations. pork and bacon see moderate demand with clear ribs and shoulders moving at steady levels. Whisky, bulkey and other items list volumes and prices for next deliveries.
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Oate
Bae
Catathea
Mand
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