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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1875
Page
3
An aboard steamship traveling to New York faced heavy weather and port delays. In a separate report, wage tensions stirred Boston manufacturers, while a congressional judiciary panel investigates a corruption case related to a public official. A woman in a station lounged, then died by her own hand, found at dawn with self-inflicted injury.
The text notes a governmental recognition in Louisiana as the legal administration by a four to three vote. Alcorn, a Republican, opposed alongside Mecara, Uamilton, and Saulubury. The passage includes garbled OCR but indicates a controversial insertion and administrative acknowledgment by a minority.
Court proceedings in the Tilton Beecher case open with Woodruff witness testimony. Moulton Tracy and Beecher appear late while Tilton absent. Evarts and Pryor clash over witness admissibility and spousal privilege as Woodruff’s interview is examined. The scene focuses on adultery allegations and legal arguments shaping the trial’s early phase.
A garbled report describes a day of prayer in villages near Clifton with services held at various institutions including Hulgers Female College. A cargo ship from London brings news of a disaster with survivors rescued after five days at sea.
Jan 28 report from Losnox says the automatic Dowishtind from Heemes ea bound for New York has returned to Southampton disabled with the lysa of bor sorrow. Gas breated back in tow. Royallet army in Savarreis wlvaneing on the Carliste with several positions captured. Bulletin from Leis beupole Beene lomday notes patient outinvas ta dupruve.
Mr A G Burt renowned in Ludlow Ky as a leading banker and broker dies at his residence in Ludlow aged ninety. He had long been associated with local financial interests for about forty years and recently operated with Mr J Linoper at 108 Main Street. He was among the oldest bankers in the area and his passing will be deeply mourned.
The funeral for Wry Be Dudaon drew large crowds from the Pioneer Association and friends. Dudaon arrived in Cincinnati as a youth, helped shape early city improvements, and later retired to private life. The report also notes water works business, engine purchases, and a dramatic medical experiment conducted by Dr. Bebler.
A garbled dispatch records a January joint convention vote with candidates Carpoliter Wragg Vole Dixon Kubler and Buns, while a Bloomington report notes C Fallonwalt & Coy merchants. Separate items mention the Bank of England, a New York event, and general market chatter with unclear context and dates.
A garbled police court record shows defendants accused of theft and assault with punishments including fines and short terms. One man faced a 40 day sentence and $50 fine while another was barred from a prescribed book and jailed for related charges.
Heavy ice and moving floes caused by last night breakage disrupted Tees river traffic at Ninemile. Two coal barges from Pomeroy Coal Co broke loose near Cochnower’s landing, damaging docks and pushing a barge up the river. Several empty barges and coal fronts were carried downstream, with major damage to boats and structures along Harriet Street and Millcreek.
Readable fragments list multiple cases with loitering vagrancy and larceny charges. Names such as John Wik Hants Jol Kopp George Clark and others appear with durations like thirty days and fines. Some entries reference continued dates such as February 4 8 and costs.
A homicide case involving Guo and Rufer over Herman Behiliing’s death and cremation drew a large public following at an early hour in the courtroom and corridors. The judge ruled on motions regarding juror and witness handling as the defendant appeared with counsel Megsie, Milligan, and Push.
A garbled account describes a morning ceremony and aftermath with names and places blurred. It mentions a Squire, Maple, a parade of onlookers, and scattered remarks about a mayor and official duties. The text reads like a disrupted diary entry or civic note from a rural town.
A detailed nineteenth century society item describes the marriage of Minn ingain Howe near the region, noting the presence of a large assembly, the bride’s elaborate attire, and the reception with guests including Col. Robert Howe. The piece interweaves other local notices and community events, reflecting bustling social life and civic concerns.
A partially legible public notice describes a court matter involving a minor and guardians, referencing a residence and a formal hearing in New York. It mentions attendance by a guardian, the date is unclear, and the document includes stray names and fragmented phrases.
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