Advertising Rates and Publication Details
The Cincinnati Daily Slar announces general and display advertising rates with agate measurements per square or per line. Address and contact indicate the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company at Fifth and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLAR
Pont Bsapday
Ee Cincinnati Fal Er Ibhing Co
Pet Mawr
Dane
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohto
Ohio Star leads state circulation battle and graft talk
The Daily Star claims dominance over all Ohio afternoon papers by over four thousand. Critics call Colfax innocent or guilty, while a wave of scandal and calls for impeachment of Judge Sherman dominate political chatter across Prussia and American courts.
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Evening Star
Ohio
City Advertising Rates Spark Public Outcry Over Printing Deals
A Commercial correspondent cites a claim that a poor man was charged a dollar per square for advertising by the Sheriff and questions why city printing isn t awarded to the lowest bidder. The STAR paper, with far larger circulation, is said to bid only slightly higher yet priced as much as four times as much in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Play
Pair
Council
STAR
Ring of sewing machine monopolists drives up prices
The piece denounces a sewing machine patent monopoly led by Stockwell and allied firms. It claims prices should be 12 to 15 dollars but reach 60 to 80 dollars, aided by a political push to extend the Wilson feed patent. It argues the public bears the cost through inflated sales and demands reform to curb the ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stockwell
Pacific Mail Company
Howe
Wilcox & Gibbe Company
Wheeler & Willson
Grover & Baer
Singer Companies
Congress
Wilson
Washington
Cruelty to Animals Prompts Civic Humane Efforts
The Louisville Ledger lauds growing humane concern, noting the city’s active Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and urging education in schools to nurture mercy. It argues laws alone cannot protect animals and calls for citizen support in Kentucky and neighboring Ohio regions.
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Louisville
the Ledger
Society For the Prevention of
Cincinnati
Ohio
Value of Beecher and wealth's effect on public talent
A local writer rebuts a rival’s assertion about Beecher and salaries. The piece argues wealth concentration limits talent and that under a just system there would be many Beechers, not one, with incomes driven by the profits from productive labor.
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Race Street
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth
Henry Ward
Beecher
Averice
The Man Must Ride the Animal in Beecher Lecture
In a Thursday evening talk Beecher argued that the mass should be guided by the intellectually superior, but a later Saturday night reflection noted great minds often earned little while the public’s appetite made showmen rich. Prominent names such as Vanderbilt and Astor are cited as proofs of pay tied to public appeal.
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Mr. Beecher
Carlyle
Jefferson
Jesus
Socrates
Plato
Confucius
Copernicus
Galileo
Keplar
God Almighty
Dr. Johnson
Bacon
Homer
Virgil
Horace
Milton
Shakespeare
Vanderbilt
Astor
Stewart
Gould
Agrarianism and the Land Grabber on Race and Fourth Streets
A commentary compares a local land-grabber near Race and Fourth streets to the broader Agrarian label. It argues that any proponent of land appropriation is an Agrarian, with the largest land grabbers representing the extreme or extreme views, while supporters of small allotments to settlers are comparatively minor Agrarians.
Soap-Lodges Critiques Postal Telegraphy Fight in Tribune
The piece argues the Postal Telegraphy cause suffered losses with Sen. Pomeroy as a key opponent, while Orton of Western Union wields influence via mortgage. It weaves in antiquated quotes about vanity and public opinion, reflecting period gossip and political tension surrounding the monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Senate
Tribune
Orton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Spain Faces Ministerial Crisis Amid Carlist Upheaval
Madrid reports a looming cabinet crisis as Carlist bands burn ten railway stations between Bilboa and Miranda and disrupt lines. Provinces grow hostile toward the new government as four ministers resign including War, Finance, Marine, and Public Works.
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Madrid
Bilboa
Miranda
Cordoba
Rebgony
Beranger
Bererra
Fatal Railroad Collision Near Dalton on Chicago Line
A serious fatal accident occurred on the Chicago Danville and Vincennes line near Dalton. Train No 8 halted for water near Momence and the engine detached. A passenger train No 4 rear-ended the caboose killing Conductor Hogesdon and injuring a brakeman. The engineer dislocated a shoulder and the caboose plus a coal car burned, damaging the track and requiring new iron.
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Hicago
Chicago, Danville & Vincennes
Dalton
Momence
Hogesdon
Kid Lytle Case Continued By Judge Straub
The case of Kid Lytle was continued by Judge Straub until next Thursday at the request of Major Blackburn, defendant's counsel, who could not appear due to commitments in the upper courts. Joseph was required to give bond in the sum of $1000. License receipts at the Mayor's office for the past week are listed, followed by bar association notices and U S court actions involving Deterick Glander and the Morris & Heywood Timber Bending company alleging patent and infringement issues.
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United States Court
United States
Deterick Glander
Preble County
Henry Glander
Martin Fou
D. Glander
Morris & Heywood Timber Bending Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ernest Zwick
Dayton
Phillip Herrin
Hamilton
Duncan
Harrison Man Attempts Murder of Wife and Four Children
In Harrison Ohio on a Saturday Thos D Orr Jr age 78 tried to kill his wife and four children with a large carving knife. Henry Lake intervened drawing Orr away. Orr was jailed then housed at Gerard House with $1000 bond set for grand jury. Authorities deem him temporally insane amid family strife and pressure from his son ex detective John Orr.
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Harrison
Ohio
Thos. D. Orr, Jr
John Orr
Orr
Henry Lake
Marshal Barnes
Griffith
Fred. Biddinger
David Baughman
Gerard House
Samuel Marsh
West
Hearkening to the Voice or the Hillsides
The fall of the Gest street bridge over Millcreek disrupts distillers and other west of Millcreek, forcing long detours via Warsaw road to the river road and Fifth street ferry. The City improvements board inspected the site and will announce remedies, with trestle work or a fill to be considered at the afternoon meeting.
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Millcreek
The
STAR
Warsaw
Fifth-st
Board of City Improvements
Puerta
Police Count Drinks and Disorderlies in Local Court
A list of court actions shows A H Scott fined ten dollars and costs, several defendants dismissed or continued, and multiple petty offenses including petit larceny, vag rancy, and common thief. Notable names include Margaret Bryant, John Tores, Lucinda plc, and Thomas Mooney among others.
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A. H. Scott
Margaret Bryant
Wm. Johnson
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Mooney
John Tores
John Handerden
House of Refuge
Arthur McGee
Johanna Ixon
Pat Price
Thos. Mooney
Cara
Ill Parker
John Winters
John Walters
Chas. Honing
Thos
Long
John Weber
Kate Neely
John McCollum
Wm. Russell
Jas
Clancy
Thomas McDermott
Wm. Smallwood
Ever Lytle
Allegedares Ticket Bing windlie Embezzlement Case in Police Court
The case of William Russell charged with embezzlement in the Panhandle railroad ticket affair was continued to Thursday the 27th inst after defense counsel requested more time. Fitzgerald sought a more particular affidavit, and the prosecutor agreed to supply details tomorrow morning before proceeding with the docket.
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Wm. Russell
Panhandle
Fitzgerald
Nee On
Sudden Death In Philadelphia Woman Dies After Inquest Initiated
Catherine Brady aged near sixty collapsed at a Clark street residence near Rittenhouse last night. About midnight two men carried her to 63 Rittenhouse where she died soon after. Mrs Brady mother of a large family and reputed to be dissipated. Squire Gilligan presides over the inquest into her death.
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Catherine Brady
Clark Street
Rittenhouse
Property Transfers in Pendleton and Second Ward Listings
SaTurp Day notes transfers: Wm Stump senior and junior in Hartshorn’s addition Pendleton. H Flowers to Eugene Berry undivided third of a 20 by 92 foot lot on Seventh and Broadway. Schiotman and Morri acquire a 20 by 50 foot lot off Kuy street near Scott Street in Second Ward for 312 60.
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Stump, Jr
Wm. Stump
Hartshorn
Pendleton
H. Flowers
Eugene Berry
Seventh Street
Broadway
Fen Schiotman
Kivuy Street
Scott Street
Second Ward
Afternoon Market Report With Mixed Activity
The market showed little activity with large receipts for reshipment. Wheat steady with No 2 red winter at 1.72 and fair to prime samples at 1.70. Corn moderately active with mixed car lots firm at 40 cents and white shelled at 43. Rye dull and nominal. Cotton dull with nominal prices. Hog and pork markets mixed with price levels rising for some cuts. Flour and whisky trades noted with several lots sold or bound at set prices.
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Orleans
Wisky
Oomate
Tiger
Cei
M Wien
Tle
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like Messy Local Note
Incomplete text fragment shows scattered phrases about a Saturday, places Brook and Sey, and timing hints with unsure names. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified.
Societies and Lodges Listing on Ohio Streets
A dense catalog of lodge and camp meetings across Cincinnati and Norwood with dates, locations, and hall names. It lists Crystal Fount Lodge No 176, Palmetto Lodge No 176, Wm Penn Lodge, Queen City Lodge No 336, Washington Camps No 1 10, and many others, noting meeting nights and street corners.
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Ohio Lease
Sixth
John Streets
Fridey
H Ctram
Crystal Fount Lodge
Hodge
Wedsall
Ae Ee
Sill and John
Palmetto Lodge
Marene
Parsons
Pulloe
Falton Tange
Kirkup Lodge
Kirkup
Walnut
Fairoun Lodge
W. Seas
Preemie
Oocisei
Tenay Hall
Central
Liberty
Freeman Hall
Central Av
Bight and
Freeman Sts
Washington Camp
Frida
Stata
Camore
Foner
Ington
Elm Streets
Freeman and
Liberty Streets
Corser Torrensé Ee
W. Oor
Ein Ana Central Ave
John
Eee
Orver
Red
Miami Tribe
Monda
Queen City Lodge
Eighth
Cincinnati Lodge
Vince
Ivy Lodge
Priday
Valerate ‘Tribe
Main Street
Washington
Uloan Lodge
Schiller
Abigail
Hambolt Lodge
N. W
Vine Street
S. T. Reynold’s
See
Fhursday Queen City Hall
Cor
Sth
Freeman
Frida West End Gut Pinhien
Temperance Hall
Kim St
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the Common Council
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Judiciary
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Gen.Garfield
House
Darrell
New Orleans
Louisiana
Durrell
the City Advertising
Agrarianism
New York Tribune
Madame Recamier
Cpa
Spain
Chicago
Bar Association
Superior Court
Jos. E. Egly
Stallo
Collins
Ramsey
Thompson
Hoadly
Carter
Gest-street
Judge Straub
Brook
Ha Mat
Ander
Advertisers Gazette
Geo. P. Rowell
Park Row
New York
Northwestern
Farmer
Indianapolis
Indiana
Globe
Kin & Billingsley
Owneth
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