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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1873
Page
2
The Cincinnati Evening Star lists daily and weekly editions with subscription rates and delivery options. It explains mailing availability, address for orders at Fifth and Vine, and advertising rates for daily and weekly editions.
The Evening Star records a daily circulation surpassing every other Ohio afternoon paper by more than four thousand, establishing a clear leadership in the state. The data highlights the paper's dominant reach and reader engagement in the region.
In 1950 Britain telegrams cost cents and 40 cents in the U S with 27 cents in 1870. government telegraphy. The Senate Land Committee opposes the Soldiers Bounty bill and the oyster to the shark line is cited. Congressmen accuse rivals of jobbing as the system of rings emerges amid legislative scoundrelism and Union Pacific liens are questioned.
The annual Ohio Woman's Suffrage Society gathering in Toledo united with the Toledo Society and the Union Woman's Suffrage Association. Delegates were hosted warmly as plans aim to present the suffrage issue to Ohio's upcoming Constitutional Convention.
Mr W C Lagg president of the Lili dae Farmers Association urges farmers to form county and township auxiliary societies. He cites social, educational, cooperative buying, and organized resistance to monopolies as aims to unite and strengthen farming communities.
The piece rails at political reform and property redistribution, criticizing a quoted "philosopher" and alarmist editors. It cites classical Rome and 19th century Britain, laments money power in Congress, and ends with a humorous street dialogue about family and marriage.
A survey of Scribner's, Littell's, and Harpers magazines outlines featured articles, stories, and essays. Notable items include Thurlow Weed's Horace Greeley recollections, reviews of scientific and cultural topics, and new serials by Saxe Holm and Black.
A large crowd gathered at Bourdoup's Hall to denounce the Credit Mobilier scheme. Speakers attacked the bribe givers and takers, detailing the Union Pacific railroad corruption. W Dodge of this city drew sharp rebuke for receiving 24 500 to settle Nebraska Iowa issues and avoiding Washington.
Crago February 25 The newly appointed Police Commissioners learned an imminent Criminal Court petition for a writ alleging unlawful usurpation. The board moved ahead auditing police and fire payrolls so workers will be paid. Germans in Crago celebrated Past Nocht with masked balls and carnival revelry in multiple halls.
Democratic and Liberal Republican committees convened in Jaka-pugs to plan joint spring conventions and office division. A conference committee was formed to meet Liberals and set schedules for primaries on March 4 and 6 and a county convention to nominate constitutional delegates.
The Liberal Republican County Executive Committee met with the City Executive Committee to organize and elect new members. A conference with the Democracy set March 6 at 9 30 A M for the County Convention in the game hall with shared eligibility, five delegates per convention, and Liberal primary meetings Tuesday evening 7 to 9.
Mary 58 celebrated her birthday by spending all her money and getting arrested after resisting and cursing an officer. Judge Straub fined her $5 and costs this morning. The report also notes tobacco thieves jailed and a keno case.
In Daniel Scroggins case in Police Court this morning the defendant was accused of assault and battery after harming a man who attacked him for another person. The plaintiff, a German shoemaker working for Stribley & Rowe in Walnut Hills, appeared with both eyes blackened. Judge Straub dismissed the case and warned the plaintiff to be more careful whom he engages in mortal combat with.
Joseph Ambe faced Police Court this morning on accusations of abusing his family. He claimed his wife seized household goods during his confinement, moved to Mayeville Kentucky, and that his arrest was a ruse to remove him as she fled. He stated he would not live with her again, a point the Judge noted as likely.
The report notes mixed demand and price activity across commodities. Wheat and oats show inactivity or modest local demand, while whisky and pork markets remain steady or active. meat prices hold firm for several cuts, with assorted corned and rib products listed.
A young man entered the jewelry shop of A. D. Wachman at 167 Linnenest last evening and asked to see rings. While on guard, the victim was struck on the head several times but warded off the robber, who fled after shouted pleas for help. Police believe the intent was robbery.
Berezz Jupes Straw s and several defendants receive fines costs and dismissals in a police court session. Items include John Wa a Herman Peltzer W. I. Quinlan Anna Sullivan and others with varying penalties for assault battery larceny and other alleged offenses. some cases continued.
On Monday Feb 4 transfers involve J T Williamson to G H William Bi Walnut 4134 feet north of Camp street and lot 21 by 100 on East street. John Riley to Edward Daly lot 25 by 100 on Grove avenue. Townsend to Parham lot Chestnut Street Walnut Hills. various other deeds including lots on Kemper lane Free Street and state street Fairmont. Sheriff sales and leases noted with amounts and locations across Cumminsville Camp Washington and Columbia township.
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