Cincinnati Star Publishing Notice and Rates
The Daily Star and Weekly Star publish schedules and advertising rates. Subscriptions, delivery, and mailing details are listed with a notice to send communications with name and address. Advertising rates are given per line and per square inch for display and set type.
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Daily Star
Cincinnati Stan Pur Lieming Co
N. E
TOCO
Anew Communications
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
Fifth and
Wine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio article and congressional reforms in a seasonal digest
The piece surveys Ohio property values and public buildings, mentions repeal of a bankrupt act, and notes suspicions of railroad ties to Credit Mobilier. It critiques congressional pay, election costs, and rail subsidies, cites census manufactories, and reports Livingstone Stanley Nile news as well as imperial maneuvering in Africa.
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Zanzibar
Livingstone
Stanley
Africa
Nile
Egypt
England
Mnemonics urged for Congress as hog packing soars
The piece jokes that Credit Mobilier witnesses and many congressmen should study mnemonics to fix memory. It notes strong hog packing in the West this season totaling 4,868,448, surpassing all prior seasons, with 1862-63 the next highest at 4,069,520 hogs packed.
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Credit Mobilier
Congres
Yankee Izing the Count in 19th Century Agenda
The piece argues that New York capitalists push westward expansion by purchasing Samana Bay and seeking annexations in San Domingo and the West Indies. It condemns Yankee enterprise as abominable, cites Chicago and Cincinnati wealth disparities, accuses lawmakers of masking exploitation, and denounces Homestead subsidies, railway land grants, and misused soldiers’ bounties.
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Samana Bay
New York
San Domingo
New York Expresse
Boston
Cincinnati
Agricultural College
Illinois Central
American Railway Master Mechanics Association Convention Details
The American Railway Master Mechanics Association held its last convention in Boston June 11 13 1872 with a 220 page fifth annual report. Notable members include H M Britton and J H Setchel of Cincinnati. 212 members plus 12 associates. Next meeting set for Baltimore on the first Tuesday of May. The program lists numerous discussions on locomotive boiler construction operation water purification coal choice brakes and maintenance and related topics with multiple named participants from several railroads and locomotive works.
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American Railway Master Mechanics’ Association
Boston
H. M. Britton
Whitewater Valley Road
J. H. Setchel
Little Miami
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Illinois Central
J. Losey
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
J. B. Gregg
Eric
H. A. Towne
Hannibal & St. Joseph
A. H. Ponies
Toledo
Peoria
Warsaw
Harry Elliott
Ohio
Mississippi
Charles Graham
Lackawanna
Bloomsburg
Young
Cleveland
Columbus
Indianapolis
B. H. Kidder
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
J. M. Boon
Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne
J. Johann
Missouri Pacine
Hudson
Rogers
J. T. Robinette
Atlantic
Mississippi & Ohio
South Side Division
J. A. Eastman
Nashville & Chattanooga
W. Bell Smith
South Carolina
J. Sedgley
Lake Shore & Michian Southern
J. W. Nesbitt
Evansville
R. Wells
Jeffersonville
Madison & Indianapolis
R. Pedile
St. Louie
Vandalia
Terre Haute
Crawfordeville
J. W. Philbrick
Maine Central
J. N. Fosse
Vermont Central
N.M. Forney
Railroad Gazette
Coleman Sellers
Philadelphia
Gordon St. Nott
Howard Fry
Grand
Zoom Waternill
Bosue
Ana Bany
Ohn Thompson
Fastern
Seenak Gatbem
B. Cher Ca
Tioreaee
Nashna
Woolley Aldermanic Bill Promotes Citywide Elections
The piece argues against Woolley’s plan to elect twelve aldermen citywide, warning it would empower party rings and reduce minority representation. It calls for responsible ward-based citizens and rails at political corruption while noting school attendance figures and other political commentary. The note also mentions immigration data, Sherman resumption, and postal route proposals, closing with a convention notice for the Grand Army of the Republic in Dayton tomorrow.
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Woolley
Democratic Party
Advice to Farmers on Wheat Prices and Rail Freights
The article urges farmers nationwide to hold wheat for two to three months as prices may rise to 200 dollars before harvest. It discusses the impact of speculators, the role of regular dealers, and the need to consider railway freight costs. It cites ex Governor Palmer’s doctrine of railways as public highways and calls farmers to act in their own interest.
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England
Palmer
Illinois
Destructive Fire Hits Oskaloosa Jan Twenty One
A major blaze in Oskaloosa yesterday morning destroyed Dixon's block Knowlton block and Masonic Hall along with several frame buildings. The Weave r and Gould store room and the large J. H. Green & Co agricultural warehouse were damaged. Losses exceed $60,000.
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Des Meres
Oskaloosa
Weaver & Gould
Dixon’s
Knowlton
Masonic Hall
J. H. Green & Co
Go Pratt
The Kameas Senatorial Contest Opens Amid Strife
Developments in Topeka reveal Pomeroy facing a tough path as Lowe contemplates entering the canvass. Col Philips avoids backing Pomeroy while Harvey or Babcock could change caucus support. Opposition factions sharpen their quarrel and plan further balloting tonight.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pk Fl
Pomeroy
Lowe
Col
Philips
Harvey
Babcock
Phillips
Court session and chamber committee names in brief notice
United States Court session opens with Judge Swing and a Chamber of Commerce committee selected to study the Kentucky and Great East. Individuals named include Joseph Butler Eli Kinney and A Winslow. A Pole named Kutenet seeks to recall his marriage license after ten weeks of marriage.
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United States Court
Judge Swing
Chamber of Commerce
Eee
Joseph Butler
Eli Kinney
Winslow
Police Court Docket Highlights Drunk and Disorderly Cases
Brooke Judge Strave faces drunk and disorderly charges. Felda fined $15. Geo Truss given thirty days. Thomas Mullen discharged. Clarke Mitchell and Charles Nowen each thirty days. Cas p er Gamber discharged for malicious destruction. Wm. Brown continued petit screenys. Wm. David charged with assault and battery with $5. George Geis bond $100 for wrecreater. August Kummer fined $25 for selling liquors to miners. Distler and Leonard charged with assault and battery. E Leonard listed as E. Leonard with $15.
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Brooke Judge Strave
B. M. Felda
Geo. Truss
Thomas Mullen
Clarke Mitchell
Charles Nowen
Casper Gamber
Wm. Brown
Petit Screenys
Wm. David
George Geis
August Kummer
George Distler
Henry Destiler
George Leonard
E. Leonard
Peter Schwab in Limbo as Bail Sought After Arrest
Peter Schwab was arrested this morning at Hin for bribing witnesses in the Plank Road Distillery case, brought before Commissioner Halliday who is absent. He remains in custody with Deputy Marshal, awaiting bail and a 3 PM appearance. Benn Pitman departs for Washington to finalize the Buell Record, a 3361 page transcription ordered by Congress detailing the Army of the Ohio operations in Kentucky and Tennessee during 1862-63.
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Peter Schwab
Hin
J. W. Wood
Peter
Halliday
Buell
Benn Pitman
Washington
War Department
Pitman
Ongress
Army of the Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Real Estate Transfers Listed for January 20
Monday transfers include G H Brown to F Clawson & Bro two years lease of Main Street premises at Tee and Third streets. Various deeds record parcels in Lockland Avondale Mount Washington Cleves and Grove with rents and lot descriptions.
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G. H. Brown
F. Clawson & Bro
Main Street
Tee and
Third Streets
Archibald Woodruff
Dennis
Scgamore
W. W. Friend
A. J. Price
Canal
William Street
Lockland
C. W. Hendrickson
John Bradley
Lodwick Street
Foster
Taylor
Samuel Cooper
Curtis Street
Kemperane
W. C. Armstrong
Herman Gieske
Grove
John Kelly
Allen
Spring Street
Ridgway Street
Avondale
J.Q Jaynes
Dorothea Friedel
Orchard Hill
Mount Washington
John Friedel
Lewis Abring
Samuel Womsley
Royal Struble
Wemsley
Cleves
Danby
Mionie Wolf
S. E. Cor
Walnut Streets
Market Review From Snoon Market Report
Market update from Cincinnati dated January 16 1873 shows mixed article rates across staples. Apples flour corn oats rye pork lard and bacon reflect fluctuating demand with firm holders at higher prices and bids for bulk sales, alongside incineration and advertising bid notices from city offices.
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Ae Meeks
Renan
Ainly Ear
City
IUR
Incinnati
Ss. Ww
Hoffman
The Tableaux Tonight and Charitable Attitude
A semi official request asks patrons to attend Pike's opera house tableaux in evening dress to support a charity. The piece denounces exclusive dress codes as snobbish and urges American audiences to judge by merit rather than attire. It defends charity as inclusive and condemns snobbery.
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Pike’s
Pera-House
Detective Muddle on Suspended Officers Charges
The article notes Officers Carr and Orr suspended amid unfiled charges and ongoing investigation. A City official proposed a face to face judicial inquiry, while the mayor and chief favored a thorough but ex parte free review to avoid a whitewash. Public opinion urged fairness and due process.
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Carr
Orr
Lebanon
Ohio
The
Star
Senayor Davis
Bleaks
Messrs. Carr
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Buffalo
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