15 Apr 1875
Page 4
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1875
Page
4
Fragmented OCR item reports varied local happenings in a city, including a veteran butcher injured, college presidency changes, deaths, court actions, police cases, and an industrial expo. Names, places, and dates are garbled but indicate multiple incidents and civic notes.
Fragments describe a Ladies Temperance event, community notices, and a schedule of entertainments at Pike's with Newport Band. Mentioned are a fire alarm from Box 61, a crew called Baymiller and Vreeman, and an April masked ball at Cuajai with wartime era style attire. details are unclear but indicate social gathering plans and local incidents.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Mortuary Record in Yor and Cinemath in Germany, with references to Martha Opera and a local audience. Names appear garbled. mentions Mr Frayne and Mrs Clark among attendees. Sale of vinetks at Dobmeyer & Newuallta is also noted in a disordered community notice.
Fragmentary OCR lists brick construction items with estimated costs in multiple locations including near Duval road Liberty and Spring Grove avenues. Mentions two-story brick structures and a mill company. Amounts shown include 1000 and 4000 dollars.
Coroner Maloy resumes inquiry after post mortem by Dr. Modeson and himself. Findings show fracture of the skull caused by external violence at Habig's tavern. Franklin Wilson charged with murder. Burgoyne credited as Allen in testimony. W. G. Piatt and others testify to temperate life and sequence of events at the Hippodrome and saloon.
The Morals report discusses Governor Vion pardoning Ingersoll amid Civil Remedies debates. Legal scholars warn pardons may shield witnesses. prosecutors and defense clash over evidence, competency, and final disposition under new statutes.
The Weekly Star offers reading on Sir Thomas More and Present Reform, English Ruiny, and notices urging public attention. It includes Lola graph items, current week notes, fashion, and a large literary and cultural reading section with a full Home and Foreign Market and Financial Report, all priced in wrappers.
The fragment mentions a non criminal powder, a delicate prepared substance, and price fittings amid unclear references. It lists Mir. Price's Flicgers and a plan to test Lous Mevore with Bey Will. The text remains cryptic and speculative with multiple neologisms.
Fragmentary text references a person named Me J and a funeral with services at a local address on West Front Street. Details are garbled and names are partially unreadable, but it indicates a funeral and resting place.
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