Daily Star Publication Details and Advertising Rates
The Daily Star issued every evening with a Thursday morning edition. Subscription options include weekly and annual rates. Carrier delivery available in-city with home delivery by mail or address. notices request regular readers to receive issues by day’s end. Advertising rates listed for daily and weekly editions by line and square inch. Cincinnati publication house address provided for notices and inquiries.
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Ohio papers and national political talk in a 19th century column
A mixed summary notes Ohio newspaper circulation lead, five murder arraignments in New York, a Pennsylvania constitutional debate over male suffrage, Samana Bay migration interest, reaction to Sherman repeal, and California family law reforms. It discusses Brooks health, the Greeley will, and the Carlist revolt in Spain with Don Carlos and Amadeus.
Official Lie in War Dept on Pacific Railroad Costs
A congressional statement questions the War Department and Secretary of War figures on Pacific Road transportation. The report claims rail freight saved the government billions versus wagon transport, while accusing the subsidy and figures of being a calculated lie and demagogic fabrication.
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York the political assassin testifies in Topeka inquiry
The document reports York’s testimony before an investigating committee in Topeka about a woman linked to a case. It notes rooms at Barnum's Motel Baltimore and hints the woman sought a Treasury Department job, with York uncertain about room adjacency and a denial of involvement with a marker.
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Fremont scandal and canal bid in the era notes
The article details General Fremont in France facing suspicions of bond fraud tied to the Trans Continental railway project from Memphis to El Paso. It recounts forged claims of U S government guarantees, market manipulation, and ministers dismissed. It also mentions a ship canal proposal from Hudson to Champlain and a Pennsylvanian governor Geary’s death, plus disjointed public notices.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Letter Provokes Gazette Critique
The Gazette rails at Holmes after quoting his Tyndall dinner remarks. The Autocrat mocks past beliefs as assets to be distributed to impoverished souls while praising efforts to restore human mind. Criticism calls infidelity advancing, urging the church to awaken and embrace faith.
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Grafting Debates At Illinois Horticultural Society Meeting
Illinois State Horticultural Society members debated grafting methods at Centrali a, comparing wax use versus air exclusion. Speakers favored waxed thread and cotton twine for tying, discussed graft alignment and rooting, and noted tramping soil improves uptake.
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Starr
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The Lion's Dinner: A Giraffe's Escape Tale
A folkloric fable explains how a lion seeks a giraffe for dinner but faces repeated peril. The giraffe’s powerful kicks, swift flight, and woodland refuge often save the prey, while hyenas circle the chase and the outcome remains uncertain until the end.
Light Brahma Fowl Described as Superior Breed
A 19th century notice extols Light Brahma fowls for large size and egg yield, claiming they outperform other breeds and tolerate cold weather. It highlights virtues of feathering, lawn beauty, and showcases city reputation for fine specimens, with nostalgic flourishes and garbled insertions about events and fireworks.
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Cincinnati Hospital 352 Patients Convalescing
In Cincinnati the hospital currently houses 352 patients with some convalescence noted. Dr. Doherty has recovered enough to ride out in his buggy. The grand jury returned a true bill against Ada Jost for pining with intent to kill a saloon-keeper named Chas Pistor. J. L. Cutting’s case for stealing $25 from C. L. Dryer & Co. was postponed to Saturday. John Brown’s Inn Limbo tale ends Friday as he faces theft charges. License receipts list recent revenues and incidents include Emma Guhmann’s severe injuries from a street-car accident. John H. Nelson fined for disorderly conduct and carrying concealed weapons. The Williamson residence was robbed of $135 and a jet tee hat. ex-Governor Cox’s residence was robbed of a heavy beaver overcoat. A new Cincinnati marine vessel arrived, drawing crowds. The Mardi Gras-bound Dean will depart for New Orleans Wednesday. Baker of Fire Company No. 8 injured but recovering. axle and pumps damaged, repair costs around 350. Saloon-keepers’ Convention in Columbus aims to secure representation at the Constitutional Convention. Delegates from Cincinnati include John Twachtman, Frank Stevens, Fred Deister, Fred Fritz, and Jake Abbihl.
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Resisting Officers With a Ve n geance at Brighton House
Officers Elder Kramer and Crippen attempted to arrest Jacob Cook and Geo Schott for disorderly conduct near the Brighton House. The pair resisted vigorously using fists and a car-hook, roughing the officers, before being placed in the Oliver street Station. The Police Court adjourned the case until tomorrow due to absent witnesses.
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Judge Wm. Tilden Sworn In as Probate Judge
Judge Wm. Tilden was sworn in by Judge Cox and began duties as Probate Judge. Appointments include Albert Paddock as First Clerk, Paul Williamson Marriage License Clerk, J. C. Cross Journal Clerk, Jeremiah Clark Recorder of Wills, William H. Sargent, William Corry, Henry Rechtin as Recording Clerks, George Lewis Recorder Administrators' Accounts, Edward Atkinson Janitor, James Moran Lunatic Transporter, Recorder of Births and Deaths not made. Tilden issued twenty eight rules for office governance.
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William H. Sargent
William Corry
Henry Rechtin
George Lewis
Edward Atkinson
James Moran
Tilden
Government of Business
Revival at McLean M E Church Draws Many Converts
A remarkable religious revival at McLean M E Church led by Rev E McHugh has united over fifty members in two weeks. Most new converts are adults from local families, with Amanda Smith the colored Evangelist leading a powerful afternoon praise meeting. Evening services continue daily at 7 o'clock.
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Helli Rstate Transfers On Saturday February 8
James Ryan and wife granted 10 acres in Colerain Section 3 to Mary A Oechler and Martha Pailer. Frank Drier sold Lot 30A Bone 128 feet east side of Saves near McMillan Walnut Hills to Pfau and Gasteller. Ellen R Moore sold Lot 1 in Moore's subdivision North Fairmount totaling 351 160 acres. Charlotte D Blackman to Robert Allison quit claim on 305 Race Street 30 by feet for $1.
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Green Township
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Pfau & Gasteller
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Charlotte D. Blackman
Robert Allison
Race Street
Markets by Telegraph Report From New York and Chicago
Market summaries note sugar steady with fair demand and mixed oats and corn activity. Wheat fluctuates across exchanges with price ranges in New York Chicago and Toledo. hog and cattle movements show steady to varied prices and transportation constraints impacting sales.
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Died, Lord Passes Away in Riverside Rank B
A brief obituary note records the death of a lordly figure at 6:45 this morning in Riverside. Further details and later announcements are promised, with additional context to follow in future updates.
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Police Court Drunk and Disorderly Proceedings Summary
In a police court report several defendants face penalties for drunk and disorderly conduct. Sentences include ten days for William Gilligan and ten days for Antonio Gamboso, with others receiving fines, costs, or short terms. Additional misc items show speeding and controlled conduct cases, with carriers of concealed weapons and assault noted.
Local Business Directory Fragments From City Streets
Fragmentary listings show firms and addresses such as Griffiths Fifth and Sycamore, Clark Street, Pendery Broad, Frane & Co Elizabeth and Central, Canal Streets, Kirkee & Bro 82 East Fifth, Placee & Schulez Sixth Elm, Cavagna & Son 31 West Fifth and Baymiller Streets, and a freeman at 10 King Streets StSite.
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Cincinnati Business Directory Attorneys at Law
Cincinnati business directory entry lists attorneys at law under the Cincinnati directory heading. No additional readable details available.
New Brain Medicine Claim Documents Wonder Cure
A sworn affidavit promotes a product called Dr Sagets Pills and Save land alleging cure claims. The text references a person named Joseph sok and a 14 Wall Street New York address, with phrases about doctors giving up and belief in evidence.
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