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Newspaper

The Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1873

Page

2

The Evening Star publication details and rates

The Daily Star and Cincinnati Star Publishing announce publication details. Office addresses are Fifth and Vine in Cincinnati and Scott street Covington. Subscription prices and carrier delivery options listed with advertisement rates and contact instructions.

THE Daily Star Eanet Soran Publishing Co Fifth Vine Scott Street Covington M. Sete LDV bin la Gaat Sa Cincinnati Star Publishing Company N. B Fifth and Vine Streets Cincinnati Ohio

Evening Star's circulation tops Ohio papers. Mormons raid plan debated

The piece notes the Evening Star outcirculates rival Ohio papers by over four thousand. It discusses Pomeroy's senate remarks, a proposed Mormon raid to aid the Union Pacific, and Ames facing Colfax in a clash over Credit Mobilier stock testimony. It also mentions Patterson's letter and advice against gambling on a prior South election date.

Union Pacific Railroad Oakus Ammes Patterson Credit Mobilier Union Pacific Ames

Spike That Gun The 10Y Thermal Line Exposed

A Cincinnati Commercial editorial attacks Jay Cooke's isothermal line, prompting Cook to order advertising to counter the piece. The incident reveals a press manipulation tactic attributed to Cook and hints at further corrective stories to come.

Jay Cooke Nettleton Cincinnati Net Cook Jay

Anecdote of Colfax and Fitch in Indiana politics

A historic joke about Schuyler Colfax and Fitch during a Indiana congressional race unfolds around a copied letter. Fitch uses a counterfeit in a debate but Colfax denounces the calumny and challenges to prove the claim, exposing the ruse and testing their rivalry.

Schuyler Colfax Mr. Fitch Congress Indiana Fitch Colfax Stailer Mr. Colfax Rascal

Castellar as Spain's Republican Visioner Faces Uncertain Fate

The article discusses Spain's abdication of the throne and proclamation of a republic. It weighs Castellar as a leading republican figure whose influence may be limited to shaping ideas rather than governing. It notes potential internal Carlist unrest and predicts Castellar's possible downfall or exile as the country seeks a practical path to reconstruction.

Amadeus Spain Castellar Sumner John the Baptists

Sad Case of Corporal Punishment in Schools

Cincinnati citizens react to the death of a boy, allegedly from a blow by his Fourth Intermediate teacher. The father says the teacher admitted habit of striking pupils. Physicians cite possible causing blow. The piece questions school discipline and notes broader legislative idle talk.

Cincinnati Frees Jacobee Freeman Street

Market Tightness and Insurance Fight Highlight Early Feb News

The Moncey Market remains tight with funds in limited excess and loan rates unchanged while railcar supply improves eastward. Hog and cattle receipts fall as packing winds down, freeing grain cars. A major insurance dispute unfolds as George Hess seeks to halt a Great Western stock increase and alleges forgery and excessive assessments. Chicago grain stocks show large wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley totals, with a substantial pool comparison and acreage figures.

United States Great Western Insurance Company George Hess Aggignee Hees Chicago Ghast

Masquerade Ball Promises Finest Event Yet In City

The Menner chor Ball at Turner Hall is pitched as the grandest masquerade in town. In Police Court this morning Joseph Schwer’s case for injuring Mrs. Vetter with a poker was continued. Judge Tilden in Probate Court ordered commitments for a lunatic, two children to asylums, and a reform-school youth. Wm Winsher, Route 9 driver, faces manslaughter charges and is held as a witness with $2000 bail. Obscene valentines from Fifth District School prompt potential court action. B Baker fined $50 for exhibiting an unsound cow. a petition for a new trial was filed.

Joseph Schwer Wm. Tilden Longview Columbus Asylum Reform School Lancaster Wm. Winsher Emma Guhmann Corloner Board of Education B. Baker Snyder Brighton Baker Pruden

New Suit in United States Court over Mortgage Sale

Edward Colston and Moran & Farnsworth assignes sue David B Bayliss and others to set aside a bankrupt sale. The action seeks to overturn the sale made by Moran & Farnsworth to the defendants.

United States Court NEW Suvit Edward Colston Moran & Farnsworth David B. Bayliss

Police Officer William Brinkman Dead at Home

Patrolman William Brinkman of the Bremen street precinct died at 2 this morning at his residence on Jones and Wade streets. He was about forty, of heavy build, a police veteran since Mayor Wilstach’s election. He leaves a wife and two children. they will receive a $2,000 joint life insurance payout.

William Brinkman Bremen Street Jones and Wade Wilstach

Dockets Scrap Amid Dismissals And Small Offenses

A blotchy list records numerous small cases and dismissals including William Ahrens and Matthew Braans dismissed, Winnefort Forrester ten days, John Manay eight dollars costs, Sarah Kennedy one month, Ada Johnson extended. Miscellaneous items show remands, petit larceny charges, vagrancy, careless driving, and various sentences and continuances.

William Ahrens Matthew Braans Winnefort Forrester John Manay Sarah Kennedy Wm. Wheeler Ada Johnson Very Randy Dok Wagner Wm. Hughes Kate Hughes John Finnegan Mike Manning Mary Shay Margaret McLaughlin David Grear Rees Thomas Fred. Unnewehr Wm. Wincherr Joseph Crawford Charles Matty Es Nee oAllister B. Baker Walter English Henry Butler Beige Waker

Fire Damages Hellburg Hair Goods Store in Fountain Square

Fire at Hell burg Rasmusen & Co. hair goods shop in No 73 Fountain Square caused about 200 damage. Insurance of 500 remains in force. County bidding for 1873 stationery printing and binding awarded to Wilstach Baldwin & Co. for similar price as last year.

Hellburg, Rasmusen & Co Fountain Square Toda Hasmilton County Wilstach, Baldwin & Co

A Schoolboy's Death-What Caused it

Willie Bruce twelve struggled with a brain disease at his home 443 Freeman street and a school principal boxed his ears after a minor offense. Doctors doubt the blow caused by the box may have hastened his death. a formal investigation is planned.

Willie Bruce Jacob Bruce Freeman Street Christian Rapp Larabee

Real Estate Transfers in Texas Bay February listings

Real estate transfers record multiple parcels from August Kathmann and others to Bernhard Moenning and to Florence Frolicher, with prices from 450 to 14000. The notices include leaseholds, undivided halves, and estate divisions in Harrison Anderson Mill Creek and surrounding townships, listing lot sizes and street corners.

Texas Bay Kathmann Bernhard Moenning Fountain and Greenwood Streets Corry Hill Jacob Sm Florence Frolicher East Front Street Collard St E. Y. Shepard, Jr E. Y. Eannes, Jr Bevan, Jr Catherine Menne A. E. West William Dair Market Street Walnut Street Harrison John Stephenson William Stephenson Millcreek Charles Johnson Charles Henninger Whetstone Anderson David Mayhew Magdalena Meartle Ninth ‘Street Mound Street Lydia Cleveland James Dale Broadway Franklin Street T. Sutton Nicholas Wolf Anderson Township

Afternoon Market Report From Early Trade Today

Market update through 1 P M on Wednesday February 12 shows mixed demand and steady to soft quotes. Prices for bacon and hams hold firm with some improvement in demand. grains and hog products show varied activity as receipts remain large and market remains dull to steady.

Vettons Eaemy Jean Es 'Ie City New York

Procter & Gamble Announcement With Names Listed

A damaged listing shows Procter & Gamble soap references and several names including J. B. Coffin at 9 West Fifth Street John Dempsey Senry Kebel and J. B. Peebles 80N Fifth.

J. B. Coffin West Fifth Street John Dempsey Kebel J. B. Peebles

Something New Under the Sun and Medical Claims in 1866

A 1866 sworn statement by Joseph Haydrick as sole agent for Dr Magerel's Pills and Salve accompanies testimonials from users, including a New York reader who credits the medicine with relief from insomnia and a metal foundry burn case report from Jackson's Iron Works.

Joseph Haydrick United States Dr. Magerel James SM Notary Public Wall Street New York Youk Jacob Hardy Jackson's Iron Works Avenue

Marvelous Pills Promised Relief for Ailing Hearts

A letter-style ad touts Maggiel's Pills as restoring appetite and curing chronic headaches. It claims relief for a child with cholera morbus after taking a pill and requests three boxes by return mail emphasizing home use.

Maggiel Mi 1 Bas Selabeger

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