06 Jan 1875
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1875
Page
1
A chaotic annal blends a York murder case with a masked lover tale and court drama. The report links a gardener and a servant to a fatal dispute, with confessions and perjury threats amid sensational detail.
A telegraph from Drom Lavisions Lew Onuxann and Gen Sheridan urges swift government action in Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas. It proposes military trials for bandit leaders and warns that proclaiming emergency powers could curb lawlessness and restore order. Local reports note a wreck near Dayton and Talon with injuries to a fireman and damaged locomotives amid cold weather.
Whort Morn Breeders and Wool Growers convened in Columbus Ohio with about forty leading short horn cattle breeders present. W. Waddle of Clark County elected chair to form a permanent association with a constitution and by laws to foster communication and distribution of valuable short horn breeding information. The wool growers elected J. Stevens of Harlin County president. A hostile stance toward the proposed Canadian prov treaty and wool tariff repeal was noted, with remarks near the Tupeling house. A Board of Trade committee was named to host guests during the Solota Tallroad meeting. Allen will attend. The First Presbyterian Church choir refused reduced pay and will not sing unless demands are met, jeopardizing future performances.
The funeral of Jon Newlive was held amid extremely cold conditions with ice five inches thick. The event marked a solemn gathering at the Jewish congregation as attendees noted the season’s severity and a large number of invitations and guests filled the Wis Witdged mansion for a notable anniversary celebration following the services.
Fragmented report shows lawmakers debating compensation for jurors and county officers. A resolution to print 1,600 copies of district fees was adopted. Auditor Williams warns of payroll practices and relations within his office. Local officials and village matters, including school books and hospital power, are touched on as votes pass on several measures.
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