Cincinnati Star Publishing Company Ad Rates and Address
Publication notice lists advertising rates for general and display ads. It states all articles must use the writer's real name and provides line measures and per line rates. The address given is N. E. Corner Fifth and Vine streets in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E. Corner
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio News Wraps Up Agrarian Strife and Law Debate
Rev. Wickwire faces a stiff public rebuttal in Columbus as Ohio debates the Agriculture College tie in the Ohio University plan. Lawmakers approve a railway bill with extortion and discrimination provisions but critics doubt jury verdicts will curb powerful corporate interests.
Modoc unrest and peoria convention on labor and press
In a bold editorial a Modoc tragedy is invoked to condemn alleged anti Modoc sentiment. The piece links Capt Wright to historic killings and urges restraint before violent reactions. A Peoria county Iowa convention resolutions urge labor ballot power and worker representation, denounce monopolies and demand pro labor press support.
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Farnfere
Peoria County
Ill
The Star and Its Policy Opinion Letter
A reader lauds The Star for publishing a forthright critique of monopoly and labor exploitation. The letter argues moneyed interests rob workers of soil air and water, praises reformist journalism, and claims The Star channels Plato, Aristotle, Locke, Mill, and Spencer in defense of labor rights.
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Gamaliel
Mammon
Madame Dudefant
Helvetius
Plato
Aristotle
Locke
Rutherford
Mill
Spencer
Star
Evening Star
Studia
Entertainment at the Dayton school house next Friday evening
An entertainment will be held at the Dayton school-house next Friday evening featuring a magic lantern show. A note recalls a prior city council action condemning goats and horses and restraining livestock in the streets, with enforcement set to begin May 1.
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Ene Anes Zanaes
A Mule Trade Ends in Murder
VIENNA April 2 At Stone Fort fifteen miles from here a young fellow named Wise had a dispute regaining a mule trade. Angry words passed when Wise drew a revolver and shot Newton killing him instantly. Wise then mounted his horse and rode away. A reward is offered for him.
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Vienna
Stone Fort
Here
Wise
Newton
Four Boys Cleared in Cigar Case at Police Court
The four boys charged with offenses including possessing cigars near the Little Miami depot were missed in court with no sufficient testimony to convict. A brief note records the absence of a substantive prosecution in the Police Court.
Northern snowbound train arrivals bring winter’s linger
Cars and trains arriving in the city this morning from northern points were covered with snow. At Toledo the snow was six inches deep and at Dayton by 4 AM a brisk storm added brightness. Winter lingers in the cusp of spring with a vengeance.
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Toledo
Dayton
Coroner Reports Death of Unknown Man Found at Levee
The coroner announced the death of an unknown man found at the levee this morning. The body, dressed in cassimere pants two woolen shirts and a roundabout jacket with new boots, is identified as a 56 foot 5 inch tall steam boatman aged about 35. The jury returns death from drunkenness and cem. The body lies at Soards for identification.
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Maley
Seuers
Soards
Tax suits filed over non payment of distilled spirits taxes
United States sues Solomon Leopold Herman Levi and Caleb Dodsworth for damages over unpaid taxes on distilled spirits Dodsworth faces 49000 while Anna Geffroy v Andes Insurance seeks 20000 from a policy The case is before Judge Swing George Hall and J H Grace appeared for selling cigars in advance boxes and were released on bail to await grand jury.
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Solomon Leopold
Herman Levi
Caleb Dodsworth
Dodsworth
Anna Geffroy
the Andes Insurance Co
Swing
Ajar
George Hall
J.H. Grace
Halliday
Contemptible Bully Demolishes Bar Fixtures in Ward
Chas Morris, a youth from the twenty first Ward, faced multiple charges after a morning incident at a local saloon. He was fined eighty dollars and costs, sent to the Workhouse for thirty days for malicious destruction, and given additional months for assault and battery on the saloon keeper and an officer. The court expressed hope he mends his manners.
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Chas. Morris
Twenty-First
Morris
Mild Mannered Brute Conway Faces Six Months In Workhouse
Patrick Conway appeared before Judge Straub charged with repeated abuse of his wife Mrs Conan Yee. The testimony described threats with a knife and a hellish home environment after his release from the Workhouse Saturday. The judge condemned the offense and sentenced Conway to six months in the Workhouse.
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Pat. Conway
Apps
Straub
Conway
Police Court Docket Before Judge Straub
Drunks and disorderly conduct include Dennis Cole ten days Sarah Hanks ten days Mary Sharp ten days Peter Campbell three dollars and costs John O'Brien five dollars and costs Levi Evans fifty dollars fine and thirty days Mi scellaneous Patrick Conway abusing family six months in Workhouse Henry Smallwood petit larceny sent to House of Refuge Mary Williams malicious destruction of property dismissed H G Dale carrying weapons ten dollars Caniel W Chambers vagrantcy dismissed with reprimand Levi Evans carrying concealed weapons dismissed John Illiams carrying concealed weapons remanded for sentence until tomorrow Belle Nunn vagrancy dismissed Edward Morton loitering eighty days Caniel O'Brien and Chas Brien alias Motta a petit larceny continued until 26th John Swift embezzlement dismissed John Simpson petit larceny dismissed Jas Kilfoil assault and battery eight months John Halmick assault and battery dismissed Cons Morris malicious destruction of property 30 days and twenty dollars fine same for assault on saloon keeper three months in the et game for resisting officer six months
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Sarah Hanks
Mary Sharp
Peter Campbell
John O'Brien
Levi Evans
Patrick Conway
Henry Smallwood
House of Refuge
Mary Williams
H. G. Dale
John Simpson
Jas. Kilfoil
John Halmick
Cons
Morris
Strike at Cincinnati Gas Works Draws Police Barricade
Report on ongoing stoker strike at Cincinnati gas works with police guard, company claims of sufficient labor and cheaper coal, while strikers argue their demands are just and note a fiery allegation as a diversion. A meeting produced a statement outlining aims and a demand for fair terms.
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Cincinnati
Superior Court Opinion in Garrison and Davis v Cushman
The court reviews judgments from Special Term in cases including Insurer claims on a frame building and several probate matters. The opinion notes filings in error, master commissioner appointments, and probate admissions for Athons, Philip Beil, Michael Shanahan, Ann Wills, and Christian Beade estate. Personal and real estate values are listed for the estates involved.
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Charlotte Cushman
Dea
Totipse Petarenes Rempen
Bebold Schoemer
Odee Fy Palesian
Termina
Harrison Ore Ee
Ieee
M - Ramsey
Forrest
Brewster
Aleo
Court of Common Pleas
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Paul Am Whelming Mohr
Philip Beil
Margaretha Heli
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Ann Shanahan
Ann Wills
Caroline Bosde
Christian Beade
Tate
Real Estate Transfers List From Ames on April 23
On Tuesday April 23 transfers record numerous parcels. Hubert and wife sell lot west of Lebanon Street to W H Weller for 8 dollars listed among many other deeds including parcels in Springfield and Section 6 to Smith and Francis Pedretti to Seinsheimer, plus multiple lots along Main and Fourth streets with prices from 1 to 96 050 dollars. Names include Longworth estate executors selling Lot 16 by 72 feet near Hill Street, and various buyers such as Caroline Deneke, Sheriff transfers, and brief notes on property bounds and street positions across Lockland and Sycamore townships with prices ranging up to 10 500 dollars.
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Lebanon
GG Vondale
Avis
Smith
Springfield
Avi Oleate
Francis Pedretti
Stome
Soonion Ane
Ain Nasi Eee
Orta Uanrad Fachs
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Perry Eirsof
Skillman
Adam m Behler
Ae Feck
Mohan — Leet
Hamburg
Sheriff
Philip Gung
Hamilton Cond
W. W. Davie
Oaens
Baymiler Stenrick Teed
Joseph Niehaus
W. C. Beeler
Francis McAleer
Job. Broleff
Greenwood
Lockland Station
N. Longworth
E. L. Dobbs
South Mill Street
Davis Street
Lockland
J. J. Price
W. A. Graham
Second Street
Elm Street
Sycamore Town
C. Graves
Harriet
Afternoon Market Report prompts mixed demand in grains and meats
Market close shows mixed car and shelled grains with No 2 mixed and white firm at 88 to 90 cents, No 3 white at 45 cents in elevator. Barley steady, butter and lard prices listed, stock levels noted, and meat cuts like shoulders and rib remain active with price firming.
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Treatise on the Law of War Warranty in Stock Sales
A review highlights a complete treatise by Robert Clarke and 65 West Fourth Street Cincinnati on warranty in horse and cattle sales. It emphasizes usefulness to livery stable keepers and buyers, detailing express and implied warranties and duties of sellers, with practical guidance to avoid lawsuits.
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Eve Stock Raeee
North Western
Ted
America
Boston
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