09 Jan 1875
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1875
Page
1
A dense transcription of telegraphic and newspaper snippets covers advertising chatter, federal affairs, Louisiana matters, cabinet tensions, and local civic notes. It cites Sherman and Sheridan dispatches, court actions, legislative maneuvering, medical society reports, incorporations, and various town events, reflecting a broad late 19th century news mosaic.
Legislation introduced by multiple sponsors in Columbiaga County covers February holiday designation, schoolhouse director elections in townships, mayoral veto power with council changes, and district clerks reporting to the Secretary of State. Also noted are amendments to tax and marital status laws and executor duties under various bills.
Conge Wisurthorox proposes a Louisiana information bill urging the President to act in public interest. Mr Kutier bills a new Louisiana election before May next, requiring the publication of results in newspapers and party lists, with the legislature enforcing the second Monday after the results. The measure moves to the Judiciary Committee.
A garbled text fragment mentions Gopinh county Mindy and mentions various remedies and pills. It references seed, medicines, and a vague method and rates. Several words are uncertain but imply medical or botanical products and possible dosing.
A jumble of local items covers court actions and society chatter in Lexington. Reports mention a grand jury, arrests and releases, entertainment plans at City Hall, and political intrigue linked to the governor race.
A fragmented critique surveys poets and essayists from Pope to Buffon, comparing wit and conversational force. It laments dullness in Goldsmith and Johnson and notes how even celebrated figures like Addison and Voltaire avoided overbearing talk while others failed to capture lively discourse.
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