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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1873
Page
3
A comic reminiscence of a lovers quarrel told in verse about a stammering husband and his wife Emily Pryne. The narrator recalls her sharp retorts and the couple's playful bickering over affection and work. The stutter feature frames humorous exchanges and a defensive reputation.
Orlan helps Olive Blake begin selling newspapers in the market with Tribune Times and Republican papers. Olive quickly sells out, earns a dollar sixty, and gains confidence while her mother praises her progress and moral resolve. Orlan reflects on charity as a loan to the Lord.
The Week of Prayer in Rome, Russia baptisms, a Wesleys monument planned in London, and church statistics across Poland, Ireland, Germany, and the United States. Notable deaths include Rev. Dr. Storrs and Rev. Punshon. Beecher’s income cited. congregations and finances across numerous denominations outlined.
The text speaks to a son about honoring his mother, noting her support in life and urging gratitude. It laments the fading strength of a mother and the inevitability of her passing, urging the son to cherish her care and remember her at her grave. The piece emphasizes filial duty and the enduring value of a mother's love.
In Proria on February 7 McNulty, convicted wife killer, was hanged in the jail yard at one o'clock. He proclaimed his innocence to the end and delivered a roughly hour long speech claiming some witnesses had sworn falsely as about a hundred people watched the execution.
A letter from Nicholas Longworth attorney requests a statement that yesterday's Svar article about the Gray claim before the Board of Control does not refer to him. The request is acknowledged and complied with.
In United States v J P Levis the jury returned a verdict for the defendant. United States v Peter Schwab charged with stuffing ballot boxes was continued until next term.
Mary Jane Clark applied for a pass to Vincennes Indiana claiming destitution. She obtained the pass but was later found begging on the street by a police officer and taken to the Ninth street Stationhouse. She acted strangely and is believed to be insane.
F A Knabe owner of a Fifth street millinery shop has been arrested for perjury at the instance of Mrs Virgioss. Knabe charged in police court with a bonnet theft against Mrs Mossella. The case before Squire Anthony was continued with Major Blackburn representing the defendant.
Allegations surround a river captain and a young schoolgirl named Miss N in a downtown hotel case. The girl, claiming ruin by the captain after a voyage to Cincinnati, describes coercion and abandonment amid village gossip. Multiple witnesses say they believe her tale, though its truth cannot be vouched.
A fragment lists various ailments including gout mercures eruptions piles and swollen glands. It mentions sores joints and general feverish complaints, implying early medical cataloging and remedies.
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