Cincinnati Star Publishing Company notice page
The Cincinnati Star Publishing Company advertises daily and weekly subscription rates and advertising costs. It lists circulation details and contact at the northeast corner of Fifth and Vine Streets, Cincinnati Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
X Bostzsnine Co
N. E
Scott Street
Ngton
Price
Anna
Inea
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Public sentiment on salaries and reform in Ohio headlines
The Evening Star notes its lead in Ohio circulation while debates over tax bills and college funding continue. It cites Butler’s failed attempt to raise executive salaries and questions public mood, contrasting labor realities with calls for higher pay amid a wary Congress and speculators.
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Butler
Ben
Cuban Revolution Holds Territory as Three Years Past
A report notes Spanish forces in Cuba retain the area held three years earlier while insurgents maintain control. Press correspondents risk punishment if found beyond lines as they discuss with Cuban leaders. Secretary Fish claims no forts or cities are held. a policy shift may follow after March 4 with possible cabinet changes.
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Cuba
Fish
United States
York to Be Run Down in Bid to Clear Pomeroy
The piece argues to undermine Senator York of Kansas by questioning his credibility and 1872 blackmail allegations to undermine Pomeroy. It accuses York of dealing with scoundrels and describes the $7000 payment as blood money, suggesting scrutiny of York’s past acts.
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York
Kansas
Pomeroy
Gazette
Bes
Republican Call to Roll Back Federal Power in State Rights Speech
Mr. Cox opens with a State's Rights resolution challenging the scope of federal action. The piece argues the Republican party overstepped constitutional limits during war and reconstruction, cites banking and railroad charters, and urges a back track to restore state sovereignty per Articles IX and X of the Constitution.
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Mr. Cox
United States
Cox
New York City
Ohio
Congress
States
Jas
Pacific
National Life Insurance Company
Day Cook & Co
Republican Party
Farmers Move Freight To Save Corn Fuel Costs
A Iowa Patrons of Husbandry meeting with over a thousand members discusses high railway freight charges on farm produce. Corn prices vary by city, with Iowa corn priced lower than Chicago Cincinnati and New York arrival prices. The group endorses Shellabarger’s bill to curb abuses, noting state legislatures’ railway influence and hope for Congress action next session.
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Iowa
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Shellabarger
Congress
Credit Mobilier
Blacksmith Shot at Springfield Falls to Assailant
Springfield February 11 Thomas Leathar blacksmith was shot through the head at work by Hiram Barney. The wound is believed fatal and Barney the assailant was arrested. No motive is known.
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Springfield
Thomas Leathar
Hiram Barney
Chicago Notes on Police Board Tie and Liquor Law Killing
The Chicago Common Council failed to confirm two mayoral Police Commissioners, delaying pay for officers until a new vote next week. A Sunday liquor law violation is linked to the killing of John Kenney found near D O Calaghan’s saloon, which allegedly stayed open all day. Lake Michigan is reported entirely frozen from Illinois to Michigan shores, eighty five miles, with ice up to twelve feet thick, a historic first.
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Common Council
John Kenney
D. O’calaghan
Lake Michigan
Illinois
Michigan
Accident at Central Avenue saloon leaves Mrs Adams with broken leg
The morning accident at a Cen tral avenue saloon near Ninth street injured Mrs Adams, a domestic employed by James Vansant, who fell on stairs and broke her left leg. A colored healer Andrew Johnson, jailed for three months on vagrancy, is described as a dubious faith doctor and fortune teller. Robbery targets Mr James Levy at 492 West Ninth street as burglars took an overcoat bankbook and coal bills. Political notes survey mayoral prospects with Davis and several others named and discuss party dynamics.
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Adams
James Vansant
Central Avenue
Ninth Street
Andrew Johnson
Straub
James Levy
West Ninth Street
Artor
Court session adjourns civil and criminal trials for April term
In Cincinnati Judge Swing heard two cases against Charles J. Robbins, one civil and one criminal, with prosecutors ready to proceed while defense denied any prior plan to try the criminal first. Trials postponed to the April term as the civil case was not ready. Peter Schwab fights to set aside bankruptcy discharge, denying fraudulent transfers and creditor payments, while a libel suit against a merchant proceeds.
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United States Court
W. B. Pullen
Cincinnati
Henry M. Huggins
Hillsboro
United States
Charles J. Robbins
Swing
Hooper
Hoofer
Benj. Butterworth
Peter Schwab
Wm. A. .Elliott
Geo. F. Elliott
Andes Insurance Oe
James Leffer
Isaac Mathias
Wm. A. Hiliott
Robtey
Caroline Schwab
P. Schwab
Zendee Brown
Hamilton
State of
Ohio
Sualdery
Butler County
Police Court D Runks and Disorderlies and Miscellany
Court records show multiple small penalties. Individuals listed include Isaac Smith and Rosa Martin dismissed, John Wade fifteen days, James Martin three months with others fined or continued. Names appear alongside resisting officers and domestic abuse cases with various durations and costs.
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Isaac Smith
John Wade
James Martin
Rosa Martin
John Conley
John Stahmann
Jacob Cook
Ard
Costes
George Schott
Samuel J. Michaels
Charleseeker
John Handmeyer
Andrew Johnson
John Muilatle
Nicholas Bellew
Sebastian Stokey
Fred Beachler
Andrew Eee
Hangmans Rope Testimonial Arrives for Michaels in Troy
A package sent to the Troy Ohio Evening Star contains a manilla cord with a hangman's noose and a note urging Mr Michaels to succeed where previous attempts failed. The editor defers the item to Sheriff Zeigler with instructions not to allow Michaels to pawn the rope.
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Michaels
Troy
Ohio
Sam J. Michaels
Adams
Poeey
Star Office
Evening Star
Zeigler
Michaelis
Covington City News: Fines in Yard Fight and Local Arrests
Joseph Williams and Wm Mead were fined by the Mayor for a fight at Covington Stock Yards, Mead lightly cut. Letitia Taylor held on $400 bail for stealing a silk dress from Mrs Bannister. George W Jameson to face a bad check charge tomorrow at 10. Treasury plans site for new federal building. lot sales proposals due February 25. Fire alarm traced to John Wiloan home chimney. Police report 109 gasoline lamps out two nights. Covington Newport Medical Society holds meeting tonight. a lecture on erysipelas planned by Dr Henderson.
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Joseph Williams
Costes
Wm. Mead
Covington Stock Yards
Mead
Williams
Letitia Taylor
Medical Society of Covington and Newport
F. H. Noonan
Tenth and
Madison Streets
W. W. Henderson
Compas Real Estate Transfers and Leases List
Henry Dierkers and others Master Commissioner to William Rempe 34 by 95 feet on Webster street west of Power. West Bell and wife to David Bush property adjoining. Kate and wife to Ohio & Erie railroad five year lease of lot near Mill Street front to river for 1,381 yearly. James Mack and wife to J. T. Dugan lot on Railroad Avenue near Carr Street. Pendleton transfer to Benjamin Barton north side of street 400 feet west of torn avenue. Higbee leasehold on same street 175 feet west of Balthaser Market. Michael Gries undivided half of two properties in Bregler's addition. Fontayne and wife to Fries property 28 by 114 feet Eighth Street south of John Street. Total $16,000.
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Henry Dierkers
Wm. Rempe
Webster Street
Wm. Bell
Wes. Bell
David Bush
D. K. Kate
Ohio & Ee Railroad
Fron Street
Ames Mack
J. T. Dugan
Railroad Avenue
Carr Street
Pendleton
Prease
Benjamin Barton
Torn Avenue
Ds V. Higbee
Business and Professional Directory Listing Items and Addresses
A long OCR rendering lists numerous local businesses, professionals, and associations with street addresses. Entries include attorneys, manufacturers, mercantile firms, carriages, banks, ladies wear patterns, and supplies, naming firms such as Praxy & Jenny, Crnormyatti, J. Burnett, GEoRGE K. Stevens & Co., and D. B. Bayles Co. along with locations on Main Street, Walnut Street, and Sixth Street. The piece appears as a city directory snapshot with scattered organization and industry categories.
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Praxy & Jenny
Pterys
J. L. Mixer
B. Hollister
Yea
Sam’ F. Hunt
T. Crawford
Serigaland
Joh Wain & A
W.faincre
Ares
W. Karr
Cor
Sth
Warnot
St. J
Barra
W. Odet
Dantel
Joan Ryling & Co
Business Telegraph College
Nxeson
Business
Vine
Bryant, Stratton & DeHan
Pike’s
Ba’g. Benevolent Associations
Churce Guild
Renting Bom
M. C. Associe WomEn
Oma
Broadway
Onpaa ® Asylum
Mt, A
Hebrew Benry
Assos
Central
Court St
Bethel
George K. Stevens & Co
J. R. Hawley
Vine St
Rosema’s
Peanee
Davis
Ne Co
H. Beinere & Co
Walnut St
Bromwell Manvu Faor
Eae
B. Hayman
Soar. & Co
Sixth Street
Manning & Longley, Alnut
Henry Bereine
D. B. Baylese & Co
W. Cor
Ensurance
E. Butterick & Co
GH. Fox
Gro. N. Black
St. Ee
C. A. Vous
Great Atlantic & Pacifict Era Co
New Co
Something New Under the Sun Promises Cures
A dated testimonial piece claims a "Dr. Maceret" medicine named "Pills ead Balt" cures chronic diarrhea and other ailments. It reads like an 1866 promotional letter praising the pills and promising relief to sufferers written from New York.
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Dr. Maceret
Wanda
Maggies Pils
New
Youx
Pitt St
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Philip Hinkle
Si Keck
Democrats
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Eppo
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Assomney
Brfore
Covington
Procter & Gamble
So’ B. Cavagna
8 ‘George MD
Cincinnati Business Directory
Attorneys AT Law
Letall
Ating Deli Coum
M Rity
Jacob Hardy
Ted
Varae
Maggiel
Eli Ee Wren
Ieee Werk
J. Hardy
Goorek Street
Dr. M Tm
JOS. Haydock
THE
Weekly Star
Family Journal
Home Circle
Estey
Ttiny
Busey
Nuise
Puss
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