Cincinnati Star Publishing Company notice
Public notice from the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company describes advertisement rates and subscription terms. It lists offices at Fifth and Vine streets Cincinnati Ohio and a branch at Covington Kentucky with pricing details for display and weekly ads.
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Daily Star
The
Cincinnati
N. BE
Vine
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Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E. Corner
Fifth and ‘Vine Streets
Ohio
Railways and Politics Spark Early Capitol Debate
The column surveys railway funding and corruption rumors, noting Harlan’s reaction to $5,000 checks from Durant and Bartlett and a Spain recognition dispute. It also reports American cheese and ham makers winning British acknowledgment and Tom Scott’s clash with New Jersey lawmakers over rail charters and a key bill’s mixed progress.
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Harlan
Durant
Dawes
Bartlett
House Committee On Elections
London
Congressional quarrel over rail right of way grant debate
In the House on Friday the debate centered on a bill granting right of way to the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad with a depot land reduction from twenty to ten acres. Senators argued over conflicts of interest and the need to strike mortgage powers, while critics denounced past subsidies to railways and banks.
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Durrell
Minnesota
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Holman
Twichell
Massachusetts
Randall
Pennsylvania
Cox
Cox Naid
Bessemer Steel
Credit Motiller
Beecher Wealth Critique and the System Behind It
A critical essay attacks Mr Beecher for tying wealth to virtue and questions his view of wealth as both good when diffuse and bad in great heaps. It argues the system favors the rich, stifles talent, and ties moral order to misaligned laws. It cites Astor and Plymouth Church salaries to illustrate earnings under the present economy.
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Mr. Beecher
Plutus
Jupiter
Beecher
Plymouth Church
Astor
Ledger
Christian Union
Cincinnati in 1841 a mobile city of seven wards
In 1841 Cincinnati counted 44 124 white and colored residents in seven wards, with a total 46 382. Occupations ranged across bar and pulpit to science and arts, manufacturing and trade. Officials listed include Edward Woodruff and Samuel W. Davis, with county and township officers named. capital invested in trade and stores ran into millions.
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Harrison
New World
Cincinnati
Dward Woodruff
Oliver Lovell
P. Chase
A. H. Ewing
Samuel Pawl le Moses Brooks
Kaia Wing
Jose H Graham
D. A. Powell
Hagen
James McCandless
David Griffin
Wm. Broadwell
J. Broadwell
Edward Woodruff
Samuel B. Findlay
James Read
Louis H. Shalley
David Carroll
Ezra Bailey
Wm. Billings
Jos. Ross
Wm. Bramwell
Joe Rose
Samuel W. Davis
Samuel Scott
James
Jos. Gest
Charles Sat
Charlesale
Wm. Crossman
Josiah Faber Thatcher Lewis
David Churchill
J. C. Copelen
Joseph Morrow
Wm. Moody
John Reily
Jesse O’niell
Thomas Hunt
Olmstead
Commission
Miami Canal
Ohio River
Whitewater
Little Miami
Gazettee
Chronicle
Republican
Advertiser and Journal
Times
The
Public Ledger
Volkeblatt
Star
Various 19th Century Dispatches From Across The Nation
Reports from Pope county Arkansas to Florida legislative spats and murder trials flood the page. Fires, floods, and fever plague communities while political maneuvers and legal cases unfold from New York to New Jersey and Illinois to Minnesota.
Distillery Fire in Chicago Causes Large Loss
The Leech and Woolhens distillery near the stockyards burned last night with an estimated loss of 35,000 dollars covering the building machinery and 5,000 bushels of grain. No insurance. A cattle were burned as initially reported and about 100 animals escaped.
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Chicago
Leech & Woolhens
Arkansas House Passes Civil Rights Bill in Party Vote
Little Rock reports the Civil Rights bill passed the House by 38 27 and was subjectly approved by the Senate. The Governor is expected to sign. The Memphis & Little Rock railroad will be auctioned March 27 by holders of unpaid second mortgage bonds.
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Tom Scort
New Jersey
Tom Scott
New York & Philadelphia Company
Scott
Trenton
Senate
Tom
New York Produce Exchange
Hart
Florida
Patrick Donovan
Iron Mountain Railroad
St. Louis
Oakes Ames
the Ka Mahr Pe Aciohina
Little Rock
House
Memphis
Tragic double murder suicide at Waseca case shocks town
Minneapolis dispatch reports German woman Mrs Buser and her two year old daughter found dead in Waseca. Woman and child killed with brutal wounds while Ruff is found with his throat cut. A written note defends Ruff’s innocence as a sign of their supposed affection. Authorities believe Ruff killed the pair then himself.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
Waseca
Buser
Ruff
Reemelin Still Unvindicated Board Session Critique
The Board of Control's special session refused denial of charges against President Reemelin and Clerk Bacon. John Gray's communication urged thorough examination of papers on the John Gray bridge case. Also notes mortality totals and local notices including a suspected carpet sack incident and a call for free Beecher lectures.
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Board of Control
Reemelin
Bacon
John Gray
Gray
Messrs
Beemelin
Special Session Minutes of the Board of Control
The Board of Control held a special session with all members present. Bills approved include 860 for 2510 62 tax duplicate discrepancy 919 for 2063 Grand Jury visits to public institutions and 961 for 18848 groceries with a future audit proviso. Also approved was 200 to the Hamiltonia Agricultural Society. Disallowed Sheriff turnkey bill 10275. Several items referred for study or further action including painting offices and jail ventilators.
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Hamiltonia Agricultural Society
Brannan
T.G. Quinn
Wm. Martin
Gray Bridge
House of Refuge
Shipman & Co
Timmanus Bridge
Pinay &c
Ilstach
Baldwin
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Friday Ledger
Transfers show numerous parcels including half acre at North and Market streets to Ralph Vorhees, 95 acres in Harrison township to Warren Co., and various city lots on Wayne avenue Dane and Second streets. Entries list prices from 5 to 16 thousand dollars, leaseholds, and fractional shares with several heirs dividing Jane M Williamson estate.
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John Cooper
Ralph Vorhees
Market Streets
G. W. Arnold
Warren Co
Harrison Township
Martin Rohm
Edward Morse
Wayne Avenue
Sycamore Street
Susannah Thomas
John Smith
J. C. Michelmann
Court Street
Walnut Street
Robert Creighton
Lawrence Creighton
Main
McCullough Street
Columbia
J. Browne
J. G. Montfort
Alphonso Taft
M. KE
Church of Madison
Rhoda L. Kitchell
Madison
Benj. Hey
W. H. Chatfie
Bedidger Street
Miami Canal
Catherine L. Whiteman
Emily C. Stearn
Dane and
Second Streets
Cumminsville
Nicholas Hartle
Herman Lowenstein
Ninth Street
Mound Street
Ferdinand Jelke
J. R. Brown
Fourth Street
N. H Core
Leonard Swartz
Harrison St
Leopard Swartz
N. H. Core
Mason and Clinton Avenues
Burgoyne
Milbe Ecktow
Henry
Catherine Eckterman
Catherine Repking
Abigail Street
Sycamore St
Jane M. Williamson
Afternoon Market Review Report and Closing Figures
Afternoon market review notes changes up to 1:00 P M with pink serums and exports of leading articles. The report covers quotes for the last 24 hours, highlighting price movements and notable sector shifts in commodities and markets.
Jury Discharged After Hung Verdict and Local Court Hearings
In the case of F. Vogeler assignee of Christian Sicker against A. J. Wolf the jury failed to agree and were discharged. Edward F. Kleinschmidt of this city was admitted to practice in the United States Court. Fairbreak Grumman and Henry Yerke distillers were arrested and brought before Commissioner Halliday charged with breaking open a wine tub sealed by Revenue Officers. The case was set for hearing next Thursday.
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F. Vogeler
Christian Sicker
Vy. A
J. Wolf
Edward F. Kleinschmidt
United States Court
Fairbreak Grumman
Henry Yerke
Halliday
Thursiday
Inet
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the Evening Star
Ption Price
Gaous Communications
Aew
Republic of Spain
Castelar
Spain
Fieh
United States
Beeches
Scannel
Pope County
Arkansas
Grant
Baltimore
Cuba
Spanish Republic
Staffordshire
Ngland
Alabama
Selma
San Pete County
Utah
B. B. Meeker
John
Mosby Bag
Senate Committee On Post Offices
John Moses
Lantry
New York
Gen. Butler
Fernando Wood
Cal
Morton
Louisiana
Louis Lusignen
John C. Murphy
Leavenworth
C. H. Bond
Pomeroy Committee
Indiana Senate
Wsborn
Matthews
Gates City
Illinois
N Co
Osborn
Congumpon
Lat Dera
C. B. Davidson
D. D
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
James Escoms
Rleas
Washington
Telegraph
Serarehaes
Yau Linde
Mao Bro Ee de Anau
Advertising Agency
Daploneer
Jtetising Agen
Entral Christian Church
Nint Street
Central Ave
Pin Ece
Isai Errett
St Paul, M. BE
Smith Streets
Tomorow
Lder
W. P. Stratton
Fourth Christian Church
Fulton
Torrow
Koburn Presbyterian
A. A. E. Taylor
FTH Street Baptist Church
P Street
Gest
Chaii
Collins
Presbyterian Church
A. M
Tor
Taylor
Euang
Bath
Obinson
Ouse
John E. Morris
H. H
T. John’s
F Man
Jame White
Ee Ae
Attorneys AT Law
West
W. E. Jones
Panueaote
John Ryling & Co
Business Telegraph Collie Nelson’s Business College
Brant
Stearton & Dean
Pike's Benevolent Associations
Church Guild
Boating Beem
Vine St. Women’s Christian Abson
Bron Orphan Asylum
Mt. Auburn
Asso’x
Hox
Auburn
Children’s Home
W. 3d
W. Co Sallons
Bergen
Public Landing
Goobesellers & Stationer
Grong E. StEvEns & Co
W. 4Th
Beneure
A . Davis
Maxnine & Lonaxer
Heexny Bebrins
Baker St. Osneney Srna
RAND
Vines OiTt & Vege
B. Hayman
St. J. G. Breitenback &Co
B.J. Wasp
St. Fancy Ers
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