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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1875
Page
3
The edition notes a New Year voyage of a steamer bound for Aspinwall with uncertain crew and route details. It lists names Brantvorp Coxx Yule and mentions a Democratic State Convention electing a nominee. A fire damages the Ki am ship and other vessels. a Detroit road train derails near South Lyon, causing fatalities and substantial losses.
The text recounts a foggy set of parliamentary notes and legal questions from Washington, with references to the Will Inite, a plan to hike revenue, and the fate of a bill before Congress. It mentions the British Kowadia incident and a ship on a flood river, plus ongoing legal examinations and testimonies in court, as well as committee actions on railroad and postal stamp issues.
Feb 18 congressional session spars with tariff and tax bills. Dawes leads a push to committee of the whole as sundry appropriation measures advance. Virginia Senator Lowferance Gounnik and others submit reports on bank, fisheries, and fog regulation amid procedural stalemate.
Fragmented dispatches record a Natl Line vessel arrival near Washing, plus coastal firing on ships near the Jnartligen coast. Reports mention Gonura Murlonos headquarters at Penta La Reina Savarce, Laserna named chief of Alfonse military cabinet, and parliamentary candidacy details amid contest in Ireland. A British steamer bound for Cornwallis/Gibraltar is reported lost with twenty-one aboard.
A roof fire on Nord McFarland near Central Avenue triggered a box alarm around 26 o clock with minor damage reported. Superintendent Max Watts orders pork packing statistics collection. Bonds posted by commissioners on W. We Epareniae for Southern Railroad bond. A horse wagon collision on Pinhh Street near Highth caused damage but no serious injuries. A United States Court case over 5,000 dollars for loss during the war is noted. The Monty Horntemeyer case on appeal and sentencing for various crimes are summarized with reminders of jury instructions and plea negotiations. STAPHHNE TOUsk arrested for embezzlement. other cases involve John Shillity & Coy and deferral of some sentences pending testimony.
The Weekly Review of THM CIN Ulmats Market reports a Grand Jury list including Lytle Mason Musop Poluyau Pilav Murphy Moodger Stroman Hook endive and others for burglary shooting and related charges. It covers local court actions, licenses, property cases, and market notes with wide-roved communal updates.
Cured and pushed out of upstairs windows to Terrace the braes. Thieves, about eight thirty, entered a building on Clark and Mound, stole a gold bracelet pin and other items. The room was quiet, key left in an outward place, and recent reports say authorities are pursuing suspects with no arrests yet.
The fragmentary market report records cotton and grain activity with mixed prices and shifting demand. Mentions: Liberty Senator Hay Linmere, various traders, and volatility in cotton and wheat across several locations. Sparse readable names hint at a wartime or early 17th century trade context with changing prices and market tone.
Fragmentary text from a local market page mentions corn meal, flowr dud, and various food items with unclear quantities and prices. It references February dates and a Wake Dace location, but many words are garbled, leaving a partial inventory of items like corn and butter with uncertain amounts.
Market bulletin shows Flyge Metima and Wah on a slate with price notes and local activity. Wheat prices dribble, corn quiet with slight shifts, spot trading patterns hinted for May and April deliveries. traders await clearer signals as futures remain unsettled.
Fragmentary text lists prices and items such as wheat and corn, with scattered place names and numbers. The passage reads like a confused market brief with multiple errors and illegible segments, providing no clear events or dates to summarize.
In Hamities County a case proceeds before the peace with Willan Kerns as defendant. The hearing centers on an alleged inaudible matter and a claim for damages. The document references meetings, dates, and offices, with service noted as complete and a defendant moving toward a formal action.
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