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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1873
Page
3
A society tale unfolds around Olive, a woman of seven million wealth, her home life, and the holiday social swirl. Class factions debate her status while Olive contemplates marriage and place within the aristocracy and business history.
A kettle of tar ignited near G. W. GC Johnston's establishment causing a minor blaze this noon. Firemen from Company No. 1 quickly arrived and removed the container to the street, ending the incident without reported injuries or major damage.
Quinn, health officer, serves notice to address a nuisance at 138 Linn Street. Property described as a dirty site with beetles and rotten odor. owners urged to clean the premises promptly to comply with health standards.
In court this morning dubious remarks about a man who wrestled and appeared disheveled were noted. The report mentions a misstep in the proceedings and references a deceased person, with the scene centered in the ips Court. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Billy Kelly, the thief, reached Columbus Penitentiary in good order and was assigned to the warden. He wrote a penitent letter to Judge Murdock asking forgiveness, claiming his case was prejudiced by the press and police, and noting that criminals often clash with the press.
Case Ne. i. Henar-anne was arrested today by Officer illum Jones on a warrant sworn out by ry Klock. The warrant claims she sold liquor and beer on the 6th inst. to the detriment of our progress as a citizen. Henry appears on the docket at the Ninth-street Station-house.
The Board of Control met in special session and transacted routine business. Only one item was rejected, the $547 bill from Charles Lewis for work protecting abutments on the Eighth street Bridge, since no contract had been sanctioned for the work.
A man on the street told a curious joke about Squire Johnson visiting a cigar store at Central avenue and Seventh on Saturday night. The teller, Mose Kfer and Mose Kre roofer appear in fragmented lines as the speaker repeats beliefs about a ring and ends with calling the joke a bully one.
The board grants permission to hire transportation and approves bills from this year and the previous year. An agreement was reached to pay both parties involved, with debit entries noted and consent given to settle the accounts.
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