Foursaine Fith and Vine streets Ad Copy From The B Daily
The fragmentary ad notice from The B Daily describes low rate advertising and subscription options for a Cincinnati publication. It lists office addresses at 416 Boott Street and 416 Vine Street, mentions price details and weekly or daily distribution, and cites the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company at Fifth and Vine Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ts Gaghanars
Vine
Sranc
Ofice
Boott
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E
Fifth
Vine Streets
Cidetmnati
Otic
Odds and ends of political squibs and public notices
A fragmented 19th century column parades figures on populations and multilingual society in Jerusalem, discusses Kentucky legislature funding for a geological survey, coal company machinations, Treasury salary hikes, bank notes versus greenbacks, postal costs, Louisville Library details, railway stock shenanigans, and political bribery anecdotes from Vermont, Kansas, and federal governance, with satirical asides on journalists and writers.
Shanks Bill and Monopolies Clash in Ohio Reform Debate
The piece criticizes Shanks' bill restricting building associations to land purchase and home building funds. It lists monopolies struck by the era and details Bonaparte family marriages, noting descendants and alleged lineage in a sweeping historical digression.
Secretary Boutwell’s Bills On Currency And Election Money
The article discusses Secretary Boutwell urging the Finance Committee to report a bill fixing legal tender at 56 million dollars with a 19 million margin for emergencies and another bill to call in 100 million a year of bank notes for greenbacks. It warns that resumption of payments requires gold, warns of gold speculators, and urges duties paid in legal tenders to reach a gold basis. Governor Hendricks condemns money’s power over elections and calls for reforms and minority representation, while Gallatin county Montana residents seek a 2 million subsidy for Northern Pacific railway, which The Weekly Montanian critiques as insufficient without broader subsidy.
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Boutwell
Finance Committee
Banka
National Banke
Hendricks
Indiana
Gallatin County
Montana Territory
Northern Pacific Railway
Earliesr
Montanian
Gallatia
Northern Pacific
Montana
Wheive
Building Association Protests Shank Bill Delegation Meet
E M Davis A W Hentz and M K Drake lead the advance guard of the protest committee to the Shank bill. They were received by the Legislature. Brashear of Cincinnati presented Hamilton county Building Associations resolutions. A second conference with the Hamilton county delegation is set for 12 30 P M.
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CoLumBus
Jan
E. M. Davis
A. W. Hentz
M. K. Drake
Brashear
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Abduction Case Tangles Jersey City as Sherburne Held
George Sherburne, arrested for abducting Josephine Drew of Concord New Hampshire, to be taken there as her body will be disinterred and moved. He is tied to a wealthy Boston family and believed to be connected to Miss Drew’s death. Also notes a 8 30 train change and a police court continuance for James Mullany who shot Samuel Davis on Pearl Street.
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Bonaparte
Joseph
Napoleon
Lucien
Jerome
Eliza
Tuscany
Caroline
Murat
Paulina
Jersey City
George Sherburne
Josephine Drew
Concord
N. H
Miss Drew
Sherburne
Boston
Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
James Mullany
Lmao
Samuel Davis
Pearl Street
nolles entered in sixth district cases and equity bill filed
The United States disposed of sixth district nolles in alcohol bond cases naming Elijah Penn Barton Gardner Daniel Dustin Alexander C Elliott William Dugan J W Cheeseman and G Menzies. A separate equity bill seeks to marshal liens on Ferdinand Vanderveer real estate in Hamilton Ohio to satisfy a 22845 63 judgment and pay other claims. Nathaniel J Banks addressed merchants on Change about railroads and specie payments urging industrial growth to enable price stability.
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United States Court
Nolles
United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Elijah G. Penn
Barton B. Gardner
Daniel B. Dustin
Alexander OC
Elliott
William Dugan
J. W. Cheeseman
8. G. Menzies
United States of America
Ferdinand Vanderveer
Hamilton
Ohio
Hoard of Consta tion bill eyed by city interests
A legislative bill would create a three member Construction Board with seats in the City Council to control the Sewerage Commissions Fire Department Supervisors and related bodies. Critics warn it mirrors Tweed era public works graft and favors a chosen set of backers who would steer city contracts and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Sewerage Commissions
City Improvements, Fire Department Supervisors
New York Board of Public Works
Tweed
Mesers
Kennar Gerrard
George W. Skaate
Col
Charele W. Woolley
Trunk theft arraignment in Police Court case
Ollie Parker and Pat canlgss, two youths arrested last week for allegedly purloining a trunk of clothing from Mrs Therese Schaem, were arraigned for trial in the Police Court. After hearing witnesses, the court adjourned the case until 8 o clock.
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Ollie Parker
Pat. Canlgss
Therese Schaem
Polce
Cout
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Tuesday Ledger
Transfers recorded Tuesday include J W Lawson and wife to W H Holsker on Findlay street. John Barrett buys blocks on Fifth street. Pearce Gould Co and Jas Pearce swap parcels for $1600 and $1500 respectively. Also Lucy A Pottin sells to George Jacoby in Colerain township. Hurd leases to Allison Brothers for five years. several other conveyances and leases noted in Columbia township, Lockland, and surrounding areas with values and parcel details.
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J.W Lawson
W.H
Elizabeth Holsker
Findlay Street
Arenu Gouearee & Co
John Barrett
Fifth Street
Pearce Gould & Co
Eet Peares & Co
Columbia Township
C. G. Hutchison
Jacob Lay
C.F. Brinkman
W. Wiechering
J. C. Brinkman
Strader Avenue
Taylor Street
First Ward
State of Ohio
Mary Moss
Columbia
Afternoon Market Review Highlights Mixed Commodities
The report shows 1:00 P M Wednesday January 15 market activity across cattle flour wheat corn oats and cotton. Prices remained steady for most grains and varying for hogs with a softer tone in pork products while bulk meats and lard show modest demand and prices.
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New York
CurieaGo
Markets by Telegraph Lead In London and New York Prices
London and New York report mixed commodity and financial quotes. Wheat and corn show modest activity with cautious demand. gold holds steady amid fluctuating futures. Hog and stock volumes rise in Chicago with active trading and firm prices. linseed oil strengthens in lighter demand.
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London
New York
Gorn Gat i
Babe
Oates A i
Cuba
Porto Rico
Rio
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Tur Barkers
Washington
Sith Dea
Tug
Jerusalem
Kentucky
Geological Survey
Tae Great
Penney
Vania
Central Pacific
Farlowe
Tuyere
Secretary of the Treasury
Theodore
Louisville
Nome
Wall Street
Trx Baguirer
Harper's
Crittendexx
Franklin
Grand Isle
Vermont
Converse
Caldwell
Cald
Clark
Kansas
Shanks
Bank of Money
Western Associated Press
the Building Association
Special
The
Star
Whaw Jthrshy
Banks
Nathaniel J. Banks
Massachusetts
Messrs. Baring
Europe
Texas
Consta
CION
Afternoon Market Review
Brighton
Dhe
Telegraph
Colorado
Pushia
Denver and Grande
Great Plains
Homineren
Independant
C. T.ché GB
Bitter Ani Propriests
Amv
John Ramsa
Mehan’s
London Dock
Jamaica
Roederer
Carte Blanche Piper Heidsieck
Krug & Co
Werk’s
Golden Eagle
J & J. McFau
Main Street
Philosophy and Fact
Holloway
Tne
Vienna
Vemeretivage Etiony
Holloway & Maiden
Les Eric Seber
M&w.ly
Goudyear’s
Great Jones St. N. Y
P. O
Beckwith Sewing Machine ‘Price
Cincginnati
Family Journal
Home Circle
Puss
Posey
Comforta
Pha
Ens
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