Cincinnati Star Advertising Rates And Subscriptions
An early Cincinnati notice lists subscription options at one dollar per year and daily or weekly delivery details. It outlines advertising rates: one cent per line for general ads, eight cents per square inch, with a weekly rate of 15 cents per line. Office at Fifth and Vine, Cincinnati Ohio.
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Cincinnati Star, Publishing Company
N. E
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Political and financial notes mix with moral and local affairs
The compilation surveys stock, Senate elections, reform bills, and municipal issues. It cites Durant and M Comb in rail aid, railroad politics, and Credit Mobilier testimony. reports on state libraries, public funds, and library lotteries. and notes Kentucky library schemes, national credit, and international bond comparisons with numerous named individuals and places.
Credit Mobilier dividends cited in 1868 report
A.M. Oakes Ames testified before the Religion Committee listing dividends declared by Credit Mobilier. The figures include U P R R stock and bonds with per cent returns, noting a total of 1505 per cent in value and a profit of 1500 per cent in under three years, or over 600 per cent per year.
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Oakes Ames
Credit Mobilier
U. P. BR. Cine
SER Gees
U.P. Ee Cock
U. Pe
U. P. BR
U_P
Soldiers' Land Bounty Bill Criticized as Land Speculation
The article condemns the Soldiers' Land Bounty bill as a misnamed measure that would funnel public domain to speculators at about 20 cents an acre, harming veterans while promising a money bounty instead. It argues for direct payments, notes the Homestead act's impact, and urges soldiers to demand government compensation rather than land. It also covers related 1872 trade data and Garfield-Ames incident details.
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Congress
Statistical Bureau
Afternoon Market Review Highlights Active Demand and Mixed Gains
The report shows varied afternoon trading with active demand in flour and wheat, prices firm on red winter and No 2 samples, corn ease with large receipts, oats and barley steady, cotton quiet, whisky declining, pork steady, bulk meats firm, and bacon quiet with scarce prime steam. Fine details list price ranges and lots in sale.
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Terpsichorean grand ball and police court notes
A 2d Edition reports a Civ Penal Schutzenverein ball at Turpined. Police Court actions include James Wilson fined for assault and battery, Wm Leech jailed fifteen days, Timothy Collins beaten after trying to whip a saloon keeper, Charles Franklin jailed three months for stealing shoes, Michael Robinson fined $25, W A Smith jailed six months, three men convicted for robbing a farmer, William Young case continued for assault to kill, Dr Dunley noting injuries, and Shank bill opposition by local building associations with Columbus trip. bill may not pass.
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Terpsichorean
Civ- Penal Schutzenverein
Tur- Pined
James Wilson
M. D. Hanover
Wm. Leech
Broadway
Timothy Collins
Front Street
Charles Franklin
Main Street
W. A. Smith
Wagren
John Maley
James Powers
Charles Doherty
Fifth Street
Jake Gardner
Jas. Wilson
Mich. Robinson
Henry Brennan
Fred, Bettman
Thomas Oherty
Case of Wm Heffron Dismissed for Assault Charge
The Police Court discharged Wm Heffron on the assault with intent to commit a rape charge after Prosecuting Attorney Campbell made a statement exonerating him. The case was dismissed at the prosecutor's request. The report mentions a mother in law in the case.
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Wm. Heffron
Campbell
Wakefield suit over sparace car-brake patent rights
Wakeman W. Wood of Illinois sues Baltimore & Ohio railroad for unpaid license fees claimed at $20 per mile for his sparace car-brake improvement. He seeks $2,740 and treble damages for infringement. In a separate libel, eight roustabouts sue steamboat Belle Vernon for wages owed, with about $6 paid of roughly $12 due, and attachment of the boat.
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United States Court
Wakeman W. Wood
Illinois
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Wednesday January 15
Transfers filed show Dallas and Harriet Adkins. W A Ewing. John Foley. W A Hontsman. J W Scott. Hollaway and wife. Flamen Ball. Owen Ahern. C G W Smith. Patrick OBrien. and others. Properties include leases, quit claims, and lots sized from 10 to 1567 acres in Anderson Springfield Crosby Peneton Cumminsville and other townships. Prices noted include $400 and $1500 in several entries.
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Dallas
Harriet Adkins
Eenanee
Anderson Township
W. A. Ewing
Hines Strob
Observatory Roa
Oregon Street
1Rohn Foley
Cornelius O'Leary
Plum and
Court Street
W. A. Hontsman
George Gerling
Springfeld
J. W. Scott
J. C. Whipple
Crosby Township
J. ©. Hollaway
O. W. Hendrickson
Wat— Meppae
East Front Street
Peneton Flamen Ball
M.T. Flynn
Second Street
Dane Street
Cumminsville
Owen Ahern
C. G. W. Smith
Freeman Street
Hopkins St
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C. Ro
Patrick O’brien
Court An
Ainet Bempany
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Breamere Street
Abigail Street
Police Court docket before Judge Straub includes drunk and disorderly and various assaults
In a Police Court session before Judge Straub multiple defendants faced penalties or continued cases. Sentences included fines of 3 dollars with costs for several drunks and disorderly defendants, while others were continued or dismissed. The docket also lists vagrancy sentences ranging from five days to six months and several assault and battery cases with varied outcomes.
Markets by Telegraph Jan 16 Prices on Flour Wheat and more
Reports from Milwaukee New York and Chicago show mixed grain and commodity quotes. Wheat midmonth values range around 122 to 128 per bushel with February and March deliv eries noted. corn steady near 66 to 80 cents. pork lard whisky and Porto Rico sugar futures listed with modest activity and upward tendency due to a recent steamship fire. Cattle hogs and stock counts cited with market tone described as active but varied by location.
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Camsle
New York
Eko
Atex
Cuba
Porto Rico
Erie
Rio
A. M
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Orange Judd
New York Independent
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