The Cincinnati Star Publication Details July 2 1878
The Evening Star notes daily and weekly editions published by the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company at the Northeast corner Fifth and Vine streets Cincinnati Ohio. Subscriptions pricing and mail delivery options are listed with advertising rates for daily and weekly editions.
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Daily Star
The
Cincinnati
N. E
Canrier Gaanier Geen
Wreely
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Ohio
Evening Star Leads State News Circulation
The Evening Star reports a daily circulation exceeding any other afternoon paper in the state by more than 6,000 copies. The figure underscores its dominance in regional readership.
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Evening Star
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Daily Evening Star
Chicago news and political notes from the era
Star mailing for Saint Frances adherents. Chicago University assets between $600000 and $700000, largely real estate from founder Stephen A. Douglas. Attorney General advises civil action against Gen. Howard. Discussion of Beech er denial and back pay issue. Railways to 100000 miles in five years with $4 billion capital. Debate over party tactics, Grant salary increase, and judicial independence amid fires and trials.
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Chicago University
Stephen A. Douglas
The Gazette rails at抵 the forty third Congress over salary repeal
The Gazette notes Carpenter’s scorn for public opinion and calls for accountability for all involved in the grab. It asserts the forty third Congress will be repudiated by the people if it opposes the repeal of the last salary increase. The paper remains firm on the issue.
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Butler
Carpenter
Grant
Garfield
Gazette
Gagette
Convention of the Liberal Republicans at Columbus urged
The Enquirer notes a call for the Liberal Republicans convention at Columbus on a date marked by local dissenters. It laments reformers failing to unite under a single banner and mocks political realignment suggesting replacing both parties with “the people.”
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Columbus
Allen County
The
Enquirer
Bowen linked to Tappan kin faces church fallout
The article notes Bowen, son-in-law of the late Lewis Tappan and a signer of the covenant by the “we three men,” attended the funeral discourse of Lewis Tappan’s son. That afternoon Bowen and allies visited Mrs Woodhull to gather evidence supporting charges against Beecher, then retracted in the covenant. The Brooklyn Eagle urges Bowen exit Plymouth Church and public life.
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Bexcuer
Plymouth Church
Bowen
Lewis Tappan
Brooklyn Eagle
Walworth Case Takes Center Stage In Parricide Debate
The press argues that the late Mr. Walworth's letter to his wife will not redeem young Walworth in the parricide case. Family bias toward acquittal stems from affection and sentiment, but reason should govern judgment rather than emotion.
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Mr. Walworth
Walworth
Miss Buchanan on Fashions In The Chicago Tribune
Miss Margaret F. Buchanan, once noted as the ablest reporter of our Musical Festival, writes in the Chicago Tribune on fashion. Her piece lists striking features including compressed bodies and feet, dyed and crimped hair, heavy cosmetics, ear rings, and heading toward ornate adornments, with a provocative question about evolution in female fashion.
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Margaret F. Buchanan
Chicago Tribune
Blair defends salary bill as divinely ordained not a theft
Missouri's J G Blair defends the salary bill against critics claiming theft. He argues the press lacks a share, and cites divine ordination via chaplains for House and Senate sums of 6500 and 7500 dollars. He says if prayers were answered the people should accept, else not the members' fault.
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J. G. Blair
Mr. Blair
Senate
Gen. Grant
Aske Blair
Blair
A Common Nationwide Centennial Celebration Proposed
The author argues against a Philadelphia centennial focus three years ahead. They urge simultaneous nationwide celebrations in towns and counties to include all citizens, criticizing the plan as a money driven expo benefiting the few. They warn against monopolies, inequality, and commercial spectacle eclipsing moral progress.
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New Zealand
Tasmania
East India
Philipine Islands
Sandwich
Society Islands
Philadelphia
Centennial Celebration to Be Marked in Philadelphia
The nation plans a grand centennial celebration in Philadelphia on July 4 1876 to mark one hundred years since the Colonies asserted independence. Cir culars and editorials from the Quaker town urge a general awakening to the historic event and its significance.
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Philadelphia
Great Britain
Brooklyn Charter Signed by Governor Dix
Various items note Governor Dix signing the Brooklyn charter and Adjutant General Townsend's month in Massachusetts. Other reports mention a manslaughter conviction in Baltimore, committee appointments for the Pittsburg Exposition, capital stock at 250000, and debates on women voting at school meetings in New Hampshire. A Baltimore area death, a robbery in New York, and alumni stance on William College admissions are listed, along with rail collision near Mingopanetos and budget data for Brooklyn Muni ro government.
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Brooklyn
Townsend
Massachusetts
Levi P. Luckey
Europe
John A. Curtis
William Shea
Baltimore
Pittsburg
New Hampshire House
David Blacklock
Ww. Lewis
St. Louis
St. George Hotel
New York
William College
Connecticut House of Representatives
Pan-Handle
Mingopanetos
Brooklyn Muni Ro
North Carolina
R. M. Pearson
United States
Weather Forecast Summary for Atlantic and Great Lakes Regions
July 2 10 80 A Probabilities For Wednesday the South Atlantic Gulf States expect rising temperatures partly cloudy skies and southwesterly winds with local coastal rains. Middle Atlantic southerly winds veering to southwest bring clear weather then cloudy by night. New England mostly clear or clearing. Lower lake region winds east and southwest with widespread rain. Upper lakes northerly winds cool clear weather. Morning telegraph reports missing from Northwest and Southwest.
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WassingTon
D.C
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Lower Lake Region
Norhern
Middle States
Upper Lakes
Morning Telegraph
Capacicus Announces Oversized Police Hat
An image caption notes a new police hat being described as unusually large capable of sheltering a circus, highlighting its size and unconventional design.
Learning Their Lesson
The police review their instruction books today and study their lessons, settling into routine training and review of procedures.
Prosecutor Pattison Fills Police Court Post Briefly
Prosecutor J N Pattison has occupied Campbell's position in the Police Court for a day or two. Gus Fisher, police clerk, has been absent from duty for nearly a month due to illness. business at Gus Fisher's office noted.
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J. N. Pattison
Campbell
Gus Fisher
Meeting Postponed by Ill Mayor Johnston
The Police Commissioners will not meet this afternoon due to Mayor Johnston’s illness.
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Johnston
Judge Marchant Returns to Bench After Illness
Judge Marchant has nearly recovered from a cholera morbus attack and expects to be back on the Police Court bench in a day or two.
Mayor Johnston’s Condition Dips Slightly
Morning bulletin reports Mayor Johnston in slightly worse condition though not dangerous. Doctors cite his earlier premature rising as a probable cause of the setback.
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Johnston
Revenue Receipts Report June 1873
Total receipts on spirits 435082 99 dollars tobacco 024 98 beer 44796 13 bangs 14069 68 not otherwise provided for 391 collections for June 1873 580927 oy.
Robbery at W. O. Anderson Home on Richmond Street
Robbers entered the residence of W. O. Anderson at 377 Richmond Street during the family’s absence in the country and took a coat, vest, bed linens, table linen, several dresses, Hogarth's works, and various nicknacks.
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W. O. Anderson
Richmond Street
Hogarth
Local Mortality Notes From City Street Addresses
Cholera deaths include Helena Tack 82 of 27 West seventh street and Matthew Coughling 78 of 55 West Ninth street both dated the Ist. Cholera infantum claims Alvina Kohlmeyer 8 months at 59 Allison street and Theodore Schirmbeck 11 months at 513 Race street also dated the Ist.
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Helena Tack
West Seventh Street
Matthew Coughling
Sears
West Ninth Street
Alvina Kohlmeyer
Allison Street
Theodore Schirmbeck
Race Street
Off for Europe: Cincinnatians Booked for Sane Travel
Beplar & Co. lists Cincinnati residents set for Europe voyages aboard ships including Limerick on July 3 with James Nealy and Joseph Nealy of Avondale. City of Paris with John Shpto e, M T Hough, Barrey Decamp, and Daniel Jones. Baltic on July 5 with Frank Bavis. California on July 12 with W Higley and W T Bouz.
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Beplar & Co
Reen
Limerick
James Nealy
Joseph Nealy
Avondale
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Aris
John Sh
Law Report from Common Pleas in Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Law Library Association sues the Hamilton County Commissioners for 9428 with interest from April 28 1872 for librarian services at 25 dollars weekly under a March 6 contract. The court overrules demurrer and grants judgment for plaintiff. other cases include note suit proceeds dispute and a slander damages claim. Probate matters list Maria Fohrman will admitted to probate and guardianships for Clemens Kenkel and Wm L Startzman. Railroad Avenue condemnation values set at Lot 13 150 dollars and Lot 14 2 dollars.
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Commissioners
Hamilvon County
Cox
Hio
Edward Colston
L. W. Goss
Alfred Yapley
Walter Dixon
Caroline
Peter Schwab
Burnet
Dixon
Schwab
Tuescher
Haritzig
Red Men
K. P. Dustin
G. Tafel
Jessup
Maria Fohrman
Wm. Uhlenhake
Elijah J. Webb
Catherine J. Webb
C H. Kenkel
Clemens Kenkel
Ann M. Startzman
Wm. L. Startzman
Kohlreiser
Til’en
Railroad Avenue
Real Estate Transfers in Columbia and Surrounding Towns
A series of real estate transfers and leaseholds are recorded, naming buyers and sellers such as T G Quinn and wife to G W Suydam, J B Law to G W Law, John Seibel to Louis Diemer, heirs of Thomas Luck to Jacob Luck, N H Schenck to Frank Middendorf, Bernhard Israel to George Gerber, H R Hayward to Josephine Wilson, F Wilbur to Wm Dunkmann, and others. The transactions cover numerous lots along Willow street Findlay and Pleasant streets, Madison street, Walnut and Locust streets, and more, with prices ranging from 2 700 to 11.00, and several leaseholds and sheriff transfers noted. Several entries involve heirs and executors and the Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery.
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Law
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Tymmes Township
John Seibel
Louis Diemer
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Dayton Street
Western Avenue
N. H. Schenck
Frank Middendorf
Abigail Street
Pendleton Street
Bernhard Israel
George Gerber
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Reading
H.R. Hayward
Josephine Wilson
Hamilton Pike
Third Street
Cumminsville
F. Wilbur
G. N. Young
Wm. Dunkmann
Revallet Street
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Klink
Henry Andres
Gest Street
C. W. Starbuck
L. G B. Stone
Anon Street
Front Street
Z. F. Corry
Jim Magley
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Corry Street
Twelfth Ward
George Bo
Peter Bogen
Goringheld
Frederick Vogel
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An and
Dudley Streets
N. G. Pendleton
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Strader Avenue
Wooster Pike
First Ward
R. C
Reed Et al
Cincinnati College of Medicine and Surgery
George Street
John Street
O. U. Betts
M. F. Sadelfeld
Betts Street
Sam
Christian Plankubn
W. M. Corry
Casper Klug
Jefferson Street
Corry
Ar Sen
Peter Ruck
Atton Metzger
Daniel Hector
Nixon Street
Washington Street
Twelfth Ware
Thomas Murnahan
Patrick McGath
Breadway
Woodward Street
W.S8. Stuyvesant To J. E. Figtee
Woodburn Avenue
Montgomery Pike
Walnut Hills
A Loving Husband Before Police Court
August Langbein appeared in Police Court charged with abusing his family. His wife testified he had been drunk for a week and beat her. He shouted insults in public offering to sell her for a cent. The court sentenced him to thirty days in the Work-house.
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August Langbein
Delicate Cesarean Operation By City Doctor
Dr Keck of this city performed a highly delicate cesarean on Mrs Beinhard of 628 Vine street. The patient had been ill and doctors could not explain the illness. The operation successfully removed a large merery tumor and the patient is recovering rapidly.
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Sr Merery
Mrs. B
Woman assault case in Eighth Ward Virage ends with jail
Margaret Daugherty of Ward 8 attacked her husband after a night of intoxication using coal buckets irons and household items. He fled toward Third Street while she pursued him with repeated strikes. Police Court sentenced her to thirty days.
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Margaret Daugherty
Ward
Daugerty
Third Street
Chicago
Augherty
Kid Kelly Interrogated by Judge Straub in Court
Kid Kelly was arrested yesterday while attempting a robbery in a West End grocery. Judge Straub dismissed the charge of common thief after noting Kelly’s past pattern and warning of possible Workhouse incarceration.
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Kelly
West End
Straub
Afternoon Market Report From Wednesday July 2
The market shows firmer prices on flour and oats with better demand, while wheat remains weak with light interest. Corn and cotton stay steady to mixed, butter and cheese firmer, hogs quiet, and pork and lard prices largely unchanged amid varied supplies.
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Ccia
Kentucky
Orleans
Mercer
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