European and American affairs in mid century gloom and growth
The report discusses Epwin Forrest's death leaving a vast estate and no kin, and analyzes current and future U S political balance with Republicans likely holding a two thirds majority and Democrats nearing one third. It notes Stevenson’s toll reduction bill, Spanish king poisoning rumors, Tribune editorial shifts, railroad monopoly concerns, water routes as relief, and Italian emigration to the United States with official alarm and press excerpts.
Immigration and public works debate in Senate eyre
The text discusses Italian immigration and labor conditions in New York, noting scarce skilled workers, high wage demands, and potential benefits if migrants prove industrious. It also outlines Senator Carpenter’s bill to allow U.S. government land acquisition for public buildings, detailing how sites would be surveyed, valued, and, if needed, condemned through legal channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Italy
de Lucca
Perseveranza
Milan
Ngs
Forturne
Senate
Carpenter
Department of Justice
Circuit Court of the United States
Great Inducements Subscribers for 1873 Premium Offer
A promotional note advertises subscriptions combining the See Star, the Harkness Magazine, and a Chrome chromo for $2 per year. It extols the Harkness Monthly Magazine as among the largest, with 46 contributors from law theology medicine journalism education and more. It claims broad value in history manufactures sciences and practical topics, noting Wilmington Delaware as publisher and urging readers to subscribe to avoid missing the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkness Magazine
See Star
Harkness Monthly
Peo Io
Wilmington
Delaware
Harkness
Exeter will probate in County Court and city fireman dispute continues
The will of the late George H. Exeter was admitted to probate in the County Court yesterday. The City Council in Committee of the Whole tried again to settle the late appointment of a fireman but failed. The council likely will require Harris & Venabie to complete pumping-house walls by removing bats and spalls and furnishing whole bricks, a change not costing more than twenty five dollars. Mr E J Borges, long time citizen, left Sunday for San Francisco to make California his permanent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Exeter
Messrs
Harris & Venabie
E. J. Borges
San Francisco
California
How to Make Codfish Bails and Fry Them
Directions describe soaking codfish in lukewarm water twice, then picking the fish clean and chopping. Combine one third fish with two thirds mashed potatoes, season lightly, form small balls, roll in flour, and fry in hot fat using pork fat or suet. Stokes' trial date noted as Wednesday next.
Resolutions Drafted for Samuel N. Pike by Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce Committee plans resolutions of respect for the memory of Samuel N. Pike. The resolutions were reported as highly felicitous and were adopted by the Chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Samuel N. Pike
The Engine Builders Convention Opens In City Rooms
The Engine and Machine Builders Convention met at 10 in the Board of Trade rooms with about forty delegates. President Henry Blandy led the opening address urging unity, praise for Horace Greeley, and focus on labor, fire safety, and practical reforms in credits, pricing, and workshop organization. a Boston fire warning and committee reports followed. The session recessed to 2:30 PM.
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Engine-Builders Convention
Engine and Machine Builders Convention
Board of Trade
Association
Henry Blandy
Blandy
Lam Cay
Horace Greeley
Boston
Tess
Leven
Chamber of Commercce
Vienna Exposition Board backs increased Congress aid
A joint meeting of the Board of Trade and the Committee on Manufactures reviewed U S support for the Vienna Exposition. Louis Seasongood urged stronger congressional funding, noting $100000 and two ships. A memorial to Congress to boost appropriation to half a million was approved and a three member committee appointed to draft it.
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Board of Trade Directors
Committee On Manufactures
Jevenk
Robert Mitchell
Louis Seasongood
United States
Congress
Trieste
Vienna
McNeal
Chamber of Commerce
Goshorn
Tatem
Mitchell
Messrs
A. T. Goshorn
Aug. Wessel
H. H. Tatem
Olhaber
County Board considers bills and delays advertising payments
The Board of Control met this morning and passed several bills. Bills from Buente & Phillips for 83 dollars and two Times & Chronicle advertising bills for 65 and 1 dollars were laid over while the solicitor’s division of Sheriff advertising shares is investigated. Delegation members endorsed Mr. Reemelin’s county reform draft. Pfeister’s nomination for Director of the County Infirmary was rejected as improperly drawn from city residents.
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Board of Control
Buente & Phillips
The
Times & Chronicle
Hamilton County
Frederick Pfeister
Suit overhand crush at railroad turntable awards $500
Edward E B Stoller sued the Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line for 500 damages after his hand was crushed when companions moved a turntable as he bent to pick up a dropped object. In a separate incident Rottinghaus cut Willen in three places during a Lewisburg street fight. Rottinghaus posted 200 bail for Criminal Court. Distillery excavation at Covington end of the Suspension Bridge has begun.
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Edward EB. Stoller
Louisville
Lewisburg
G. B. Rottinghaus
Wm. Willen
Rottinghaus
Enero
Covington
Puss
Real Estate Transfers Dec 16 City records update
Multiple transfers recorded including J M Dickman to L C Jones undivided half of 407 acres in survey 618 Anderson township and Peter Neff to Michael Seen lot 25 by 300 feet on Walker Mill road. Other deeds involve Jacov Daub to P G Stevenson lot 20 by 1833 feet Browne street and more parcels with prices noted.
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J. M. Dickman
L. C. Jones
Anderson Township
Peter Neff
Michael Seen
Walker Mill Road
Gestetree
Jacov Daub
P.g.stevenson
Browne Street
Brighton Bridge
Henry Evers
Gest
Millcreek
Kuhn, Netter & Co
Kuhn, Stein
Third and Vine Streets
Luke Kent
Elizabeth Cox
State Street
Harrison Pike
Twenty-fourth Ward
A. E. Newton
W. N. Cabbage
Wade Street
Dalton Avenue
Denman Street
Bogen Street
B. Kusterkemper
Gerhard Kublenberg
Buckeye, Main
Eden Streets
Afternoon Market Review From Tuesday Trading
The afternoon market review reports the past twenty four hours of imports and exports for leading articles. It notes firm demand with steady prices in multiple commodities including flour wheat corn rye barley pork and lard, and details limited sales in whisky with prices around nine cents per bound.
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Tuseday
Burley
Bush
Shamak
Ross
B.A
Ives
Peis
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Cor
5Th & Vine
Scott Street
Covington, Kentucky
Mali
Cincinnati
Ohio
Epwin Forrest
Job BE. Stevenson
Second
Ohio Congressional District
Upper
Louisville Canal
Commerce
Stevenson
Spain
Jizabel
New York Tribune
Colfax
Reid
Whitelaw Reid
Tribune
Greeley
Washington
the Italian Immigration
Naples
America
Newport
Ee Stokes
Wbeekly Star
Dollar Weekly
STAR
Family Journal
Home Circle
Chickering
Meneety
the Star Publishing Company Cor, of
Fitth Ana Vimentes, Uinocunnati, O
John Holland
T'a
Th&s
Wm. Wilson McGrew
Fourth Street
North Side
West Fourth St
Procter & Gamble
Main
Canal
John Kirker & Bro
East Fifth Street
Placke & Es
Elm
B. Cavagna & Ne
West Fifth Street
George Miller
Baymiller
James Forgaty
Freeman
Eels
Anelieies
West Fourth Street
Northern Ohio Journal
Northern
Main St
Insville, W. Co
Chambers & Son
W. C. Chambers & Son
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