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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1875
Page
3
A chaotic review of reports from the United States and Britain notes railroad policy debates in Illinois and Missouri, burglary cases in New Jersey, and police investigations in Des Moines. The World summary mentions a royal cabinet plan, a Sullivan arrest in Kentucky, and a push for public health measures.
Fragmented OCR style notice brief highlights including a Brooklyn court matter about a temporary restraining order in a loan case, a robbery at the American Express with thieves fleeing, rail traffic notes, city and county court items, sermon notices, and municipal water works discussions. Also mentions a Newport post office complaint, police cases, and various civic updates with names like Ryne Wik, J G Carlisle, and Mary Pierce estate matters.
Garibaldi and Victor Kmuai hold a notable interview amid rumors of political turmoil in Pekin. Disclosures include alleged plottings and leadership tensions as regional news spreads. Also noted are public sermons, labor movements, and a Callender’s Minstrels performance setup with tickets on sale.
The report notes two more jurors added to the Bufer trial list, Ryan and Carson. The sheriff could not locate a suitable site for a home area and tools. peremptory challenges were exhausted by the defense, leading to adjournment. Proceedings resumed Monday, four weeks on.
A garbled historical notice outlines multiple legal actions and sentences including references to cruelty to animals, domestic cases, and judges. Names, dates, and numbers are partially readable, but much is indecipherable. overall it hints at a 30 day confinement and various fines in a mixed docket document.
A garbled early 20th century notice discusses weather, investigation, and a public action related to Main Street ferry. It mentions citizens breaking heat, a figure named Squire Fr along with a late afternoon assembly and a plan to wake good and bad weather.
A long, garbled list records numerous marriage licenses invited since the last report. Names such as Phot Duffy, Bridget Bullivan, Ann Kulpatrick, Philip Byte, Rose Britur, Henry Bouma, Loulye Luv, and many others appear amid a flood of OCR errors, with occasional journal notes about markets, prices, and church notices interspersed.
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