Anly Star publication details and advertising rates
The Cincinnati Star announces biweekly publication on Sundays and outlines subscription and advertising terms. It lists mailing details, pricing per line, and office address at Fifth and Vine Streets in Cincinnati Ohio for daily and weekly editions and contributor guidelines.
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Anly Star
Covington
Price
Ition Price
Agate
Cincinnati Star Pub- 1 Company
N. E. Corner
Fifth and
Tine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Look Out On Train Hearings And Congressional Lobby Conflicts
The piece questions York and Pomeroy charges as possibly fake while noting Tweed’s jury deadlock and discharge. It accuses Associated Press editors of aiming to defeat Postal Telegraph policy to preserve a monopoly. It condemns Brewart’s secrecy and J B Stewart’s defense of client confidences amid the Mobilier Committee hearings.
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Associated Press
Washington
J.B. Stewart
House
Mobilier Committee
Stewart
Sherman Resumption Bill Sparks Congressional Clash
The piece emphasizes opposition to a Sherman resumption bill and accuses proponents of a policy favoring financiers and gamblers. It argues that resuming specie payments next January would boost greenback scarcity, enrich bankers, and pressure gold prices while risking treasury depletion and market turmoil.
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Financial Committees
Congress
Sherman
Sserman
Corruption in Government Officials Recounted
A sweeping denunciation lists Vice-President Colfax and numerous Senators and Cabinet members as corrupt connected to Credit Mobilier and bribery schemes. The text accuses Bingham Garfield Kelley Brooks Ames and others of bribery and stock dealings, with broader claims about press tampering by the Western Union Telegraph Company.
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Patterson
Harlan
Wilson
Credit Mobilier
Alley, Ames & Co
Pomeroy
House of Representatives
Bingham
Garfield
Mobilier
Kelley
Brooks
Union Pacific Railroad
Ames
J. C. B. Davis
Grant
Senate
Erie Railway Company
Boston, Hartford& Erie Company
Erie
Secretary of the Interior
Nebraska
Doniphin
Brown
Kansas
United States
Satan Re
St. Louis Globe
Associated Press
Telegraph Company
Telgraph Wemeny
Telegra Company
Halstead
Western Associated Press
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph
The Caverns of Knavery and Pomeroy Scandal
A critical look at Senator Pomeroy of Kansas amid bribery leaks and conscience money totaling 6200 dollars. The piece accuses Pomeroy and Colfax of deep government corruption, urging exposure of public depravity in politics and business.
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Pomeroy
Kansas
Colfax
Acquaintanceships and Political Corruption Claims
OvaR Stevenson recalls a pleasant Ames connection at Arlington House. Geo. W. Cowlam, Butler’s secretary, allegedly attempted a telegraphed bid to intimidate U P A R about a Washington conspiracy in April 1872 but failed to raise funds. The piece critiques party corruption across Republicans and Democrats in power.
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Ovar Stevenson
Ames
Arlington House
Job
Geo. W. Cowlam
Gen. Butler
Washington
Cowlam
Butler
Our Position Statement From The Star on Editorial Independence
The Star declares it is not a partisan journal and will not defend or oppose measures by party. Editorial policy emphasizes independence and truth reporting, with space for early discussion of new measures and opinions on local or political matters. Readers are invited to expect candid commentary and redress for inadvertent errors.
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the Star
Partizan
Toreport
Srak
The Beauties of Credit and Piano Purchases
The article discusses two piano establishments offering a $650 instrument for $410 on credit. It argues such credit terms are wasteful, noting $20 to $25 monthly payments, about 46 percent interest, and urges prudent spending and repealing interest laws. It warns against luxury purchases funded by debt.
Bankers in London loaned Na leon to aid coup
Reports say American bankers in London lent Na leon two hundred thousand dollars to aid a planned coup. funds were returned after his death. Also noted are claims by Daniel Redding of cruel prison treatment in 1867 and an affidavit supporting his complaint.
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London
Naleon
Daniel Redding
Redding
Madrid
Spain
Paris
Montmartre
National Assembly
Committee of Inquiry
Lyons
St. Petersburg
Khiva
Randolph
Beane
Arlott
Belle of the Ball and Opera Bouffe At Pike's
Recaps events from last night including the Orpheus Ball debate over the belle of the atlas bees and a planned duel. La Grand Duchesse was staged at Pike's Opera house with Aimee winning praise for a strong intellectual musical show. The Newsboys' Union meets February 3 to prep for a public exhibition. Beecher lectures February 20 and 22 at Pike's Opera house. A bar-room fight at Sixth and Smith left Isaac Foster with serious injuries.
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Atlas
Misaly Otis J
Miss Sores
Culbertson
Opera Bouffe
Pike’s Opera House
Aimee
Duchesse
Newsboys’ Union
Race Street
Sixth and
Smith Streets
Isaac Foster
Covington City Council Adopts Posters Ban and Tax Reforms
The Covington council adjourned meeting enacts a fine up to ten dollars for pulling down posters. It approves tax entry adjustments for Col. John Todd after a disputed June payment with a bad check. Ordinances advance sidewalk work and alley grading amid a new council rules package. The mayor urges full property valuation and a revised street cleaning plan to cut costs. The court cases include a Gas Company suit and several divorces, with sermons by Rev. Sabin drawing local attention.
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Mosher
Messia
Grant
Middendorf
Woods
Committee On Law
Smith W. Hawes
John Todd
Colonel Todd
Hawes
Ecreens
Col. Todd
Council
Main Street
Baker Street
Western Row
Willow Street
Craig
Bulloc Street
Second
Webster Row
Ffor
Oyore
D&c
Chancery Court
John F. Fisk
Ju Gee
Cincinnati
Harvey Meyers
M. M. Benton
Frances E. Hayock
D. W. Haydock
Maxajer
Delon, Bon
Reserved Seats Open For Lingard Troupe Exhibition
The box sheet for reserved seats for the Lingard Troupe exhibition next week is now open at Church's music store in Pike's Ouse. A local masquerade event featured Abraham Wachtel as a French 14th century count and Joseph Furst as an American Aboriginal. They drew a feud to a confrontation at the ball with Furst delivering a war-whoop and injuring the other. a blue-coated scout later arrested him and he was fined five dollars plus costs in the Police Court.
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Lingard
Pike’s Ouse
Abraham Wachtel
Joseph Furst
America
Furst
Dead man found trapped under river flats at Elm street
A carpenter found the dead body of Daniel Battel, an express driver of Central avenue near Fourth street, frozen under a river flat at the shore by Elm street. Coroner Squire Gilligan investigated as workmen began digging out the victim since the body had remained entombed in frozen ground. Battel was last seen Monday in an intoxicated state and his wagon and horse were recovered near the river at Elm street the following morning.
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Levy
Elm Street
Squire Gilligan
Daniel Battel
Central Avenue
Fourth Street
Battel
Arrest of a Noted Pickpocket
A former convict E Andrews, released from the Workhouse yesterday, is arrested after escaping on a Seventh street car. He is identified as the likely thief in recent watch and pocket book robberies and is confined at the Third Street Station.
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E. Andrews
Columbus
Pees
Straub
Andrews
Third-street Station
Third-street
Real Estate Transfers in Tauxepar Area
Executors of J W Owens transfer to W M Cameron lots on Mound George Street and north of George Street with adjacent lot, plus Lot 25 in Block E of Whitstone in Anderson township. Richard Hers to Albert Fisher & Co a five year lease on Hunt Street property with adjacent parcel at Mein Street for 3000 yearly rent. Sophia Heas transfers Lot 923 by 100 feet on Ninth Street near Walnut Street to Guatqui Herder for 7500 dollars.
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Tauxepar
J. W. Owens
W. M. Cameron
Moundgeorge
George Street
Wm. Crosley
Ae. D. Gaines
Whetstone Ue
Anderson Township
Richard Hers
Albert Fisher & Co
Pbtune
Hunt
Mein Street
Aloo
Sophia Heas
Guatuqué Herder
Ninth Street
Walnut Street
Market Report Snapshot Mixed Quiet to Steady Trading
Market notes mid afternoon show quiet steady activity with cotton prices around 88 cents and certain commodities like dressed meats and whiskey showing selective demand. Prices vary by item and delivery terms with some items bidding higher while others idle. overall market mood remains cautious and uneven.
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Santuachang
Sic
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