Cincinnati Star Publishing Rates and Offices
The Evening Star and Daily Star advertise their publication schedule and rates. The Cincinnati Star Publishing Company lists offices at the northeast corner of Fifth and Vine streets in Cincinnati Ohio and details subscription and display ad pricing for daily and weekly editions.
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Cincinnati
Vine Streets
Green
Covington
Camier
Aily Ovne
Bestar
newEne
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E. Corner
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
the Star
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Not enough readable data for a full headline
No substantial portion of the article text is readable to establish a person, event, or location for a proper summary. The fragment only notes a comparative claim about an Afternoon Paper in Ohio.
Goldwin Smith in Canada Spurs National Independence
A critique lists Goldwin Smith as living in Canada and urging national independence while denouncing political corruption. It attacks Gen Garfield on salary theft and mocks Gov Hank Cook of the District of Columbia for backing Ting corruption. It warns against entrusting Americans with public office and urges cooperation of producers to reform government.
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Hank Cooks
District of Columbia
Ting
Hank
Jay
Spiritual Adviser to Audit Asia Mission
President Grant appoints Rev. John P. Newman as Chaplain to oversee consular expenditures in Asia. The mission aims to spend the remaining unexpended appropriation on consular agents, a source of amusement and critique.
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Grant
John P. Newman
U. S. Senate
Asia
Newman
Treasury to sell six million in gold this month
The article criticizes Treasury sales of six million dollars of gold as government manipulation of markets. It accuses Congress and banks of fostering speculation, notes gold declines and bond rises, and claims the policy benefits only speculators while farmers gain little recognition.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Farmers and railroads stir political temper in 19th century debate
An editorial transcript critiques political corruption and railway power, contrasting urban and rural voters. It argues farmers, seen as independent, may resist bribes and support open societies, while rail magnates manipulate markets and taxes. The piece contemplates a rural uprising if injustices persist.
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Congress
St. Louis Globe
Spas
Multiple obscure events reported in district and national news
A string of brief items notes suicides, rioting, hailstorms, river finds, a cadetship, factory fires, a death by fire, a fall injuring a Hopkinsville resident, resignations, labor actions, and regional incidents from various U S locations.
Battle figh t between troops and Modocs reported
Dispatches from Yre received announce a battle between troops and the Modocs with nineteen soldiers killed and seventy three wounded. The engagement details are pending, stirring great excitement in San Francisco. In Chicago the saloon closing ordinance was approved by the Common Council. Lake vessel traffic showed 56 arrivals and 77 departures despite the Straits of Mackinaw remaining closed.
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San Franchisco
Yre
Chicago
Common Council
Straits of Mackinaw
Man of Sixty Hanged After Attempting Suicide on Scaffold
In Memphis on April 29 William Watkins sixty years old was executed for shooting a man named Swaggen near Darcy Arkansas last summer. On the gallows he tried to choke himself and was held while the drop was prepared. He hung forty seven minutes before being cut down and placed in a coffin.
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Memphis
Wm. Watkins
Swagfen
Darcy
Ark
Watkins
Fighting Reported as Armed Citizens Patrol Livingston Line
New Orleans reports a Metropolitan Brigade detachment sent to Livingston Parish met strong armed resistance along the railroad line. A courier says fighting began Sunday morning with small arms and cannon fire heard all day. About four hundred armed citizens are said to be in the field.
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New Orleans
Metropolitan Brigade
Livingston Pa
Lincoln Monument dispute and city notices in Springfield
J Bunn of Springfield defends the Lincoln Monument against charges of bad workmanship noting only the terrace walk deviated from specifications and was relaid. The piece mentions licenses to marry a woman, Pat Desmond and Joseph McCormick drunkenness, a police court entry, and a man fined for assault and resisting officers.
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Lincoln Monument
Sringfield
J. Bunn
Lincoln Monument Association
Joseph McCormick
Pittsbarburg
Bix
Met
Police Court Records Show Disorderly and Assault Charges
The court docket lists multiple disorderly conduct cases with fines and costs, including Joseph McCormick and others. Assault and battery charges lead to adjournments or remands, with figures like thirty days and various fines.
Colored Damsel Pleads Guilty in Police Court
Anna Reed an African brunette pleaded guilty in Police Court this morning to assaulting her rival Mary, both Zion Baptist Church members. After the church confrontation Anna paid ten dollars in fines and costs for the offense and was taken to the station by blue coated guards.
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Anna Reed
Anna
Ara Young
Zion Baptist Chu
Mary
Uncle Sam
Jewelry dispute ends with fine after assault claim
Mr A H Steineau keeper of a Fourth street jewelry store faced Judge Marchant after a customer, Fleisch, alleged Steineau assaulted him while attempting to collect a forty dollar debt. Steineau was fined the costs of the case.
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A H Stéineau
Stree AL
Marchant
Cadena
Fleisch
Ae Ee
Steineau
Stemeau
Complex 1850s Ohio court docket includes insurance suits and rail case
The General Term includes actions by The Eclipse Insurance and Ohio Valley against Loretette, plus multiple company disputes and judgments. A Cincinnati railroad appeal and mortgage foreclosure proceed with demurrers and cross-petitions. Probate matters note will admission.
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Loretette
Harmilton County
Eclipse Insurance Com
Yette Insurance Com
Company
Ohio Valley Insurance Company
Anis’ T
Matthew Amsey
Scarborough & Williams
Coombs
Charles T. W
Bo Ry Peet
Watson
Demurrer
Herron
de Facob
I Murrer
Jaco Gekrosdas
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
Conrad Ahr
Matthews & Ramsey
J. R. Chalien
Charlotte L. Jones
John Gerke
Forrest & Lindemann
Elia
Brooke
A. D. Morris Et al
Tilden
Teeter & Cole
Hoadly & Johnson
Wm Penn Nixon
A. J. Vandegrift
Jd. R. Hunter
Lincoln, Smith & Warnock
New Harmony Lodge
Bouve
Anna Edmonson
Harris
J. F. Cunningham
F. Green
Common Pleas
Matrimonial Bond Reported For Belle Bradford
A notice reports that Belle Bradford and her fiancé plan a marriage ceremony. Details indicate a formal matrimonial arrangement with local families involved and a public notice style typical of the period.
Neo Hopes for Coker as Circumstance Shifts
The report notes tense updates from a hospital where a man named Neo remains in critical condition. A physician confirms a grim prognosis with extremely low chances of recovery, while others observe gradual improvement in different cases.
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Neo
Coker
Tate
Man Posuntaet
Ibis T Moraeg
Colize
The Reardon Murder Case in Police Court
James Grace and Pat Morrissey faced a preliminary examination over the shoemaker Reardon killing. Morrissey was discharged on his own recognizance, while Grace waived examination and was sent to the common pleas court for trial.
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Rain
John P
Coreeet
Coste
Bosepis
Ann
Robinson
James
Teena. Io
McCormick
Jos. McCormick
John Pemals
Pat. Desmon
Steven Fuller
Es Mo
Michael Bothihity
House
Alexis Dixie
James Grace
Pat. Morrissey
Common Press
Henrit
Coe
Pat Morrissey
Reardon
Woman seeks son’s admission to House of Refuge
In Police Court Mrs. Kathsinga Meyer of Walnut Street sought help for her seven year old son Joseph Meyer. She asked that he be admitted to the House of Refuge and given religious instruction as part of his care.
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Kathsinga Meyer
Walnut Street
Duesaea
Joseph Meyer
Ee House of Bible
Leen
Pam Institution
Property Leases and Transfers Noted in Columbia and Cleves
Listings include a 0 year lease on north side Broadway with C Smith G H Sandmann and others, a one year lease on 0 acres near tamba, annual rent J.8, Cook leasing to G and B Gerdes for 2 years on No 8 West Second Street, Thomas Slammins and wife to BR Stone Jr for 68 610 acres in Section Miami owes, lots 34 35 on Cleves plat for $1, R H Seog Jr to Margaret Slammins of same property, Re Densmore and H Frank parcels including lot 40 north Clark Street 60 feet east of John Street priced at $12,060.
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North Side
Broadway
C. Smith
G. H. Sandmann
Tamba
Columbia
Cook
G. & B. Gerdes
West
Second Street
Thomas Slammins
BR. H. Stone, Jr
Miami
R. H. Seog Jr
Margaret Slammins
Grain and bulk market summaries with fluctuating prices
The report notes mixed oats and white oats in demand at 48 to 48 cents, No 2 rye steady at 80 cents in elevator, barley firm around 1.10, and scarce oats. It records bacon higher with sells at 8 cents, clear sides 10.30, and a quiet market for prime steam at 93.0. Change board shows flour prices from 7.40 to 7.60, corn at 43–44 cents, whiskey 8 cents, and large bulk meat bids around 9.4–9.5 cents.
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Suotee
Hill
Brighton
Jane
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