Fragmented Local Notice From Cincinnati Publication
OCR text shows a local notice fragment from the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company listing address and pricing. It references daily and weekly editions, street carriers, and display advertisers. Details are incomplete but indicate publication procedures and contact points at Fifth and Vine streets in Cincinnati, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Star
Nlp
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sunday School Convention at Akron Exceeds State Attendance
The Daily Circulation of the Evening Star led Ohio afternoon papers at the Sunday School Convention held in Akron on June 12 and 19. Officers include Isaac Coster of Columbus as President and L Drake of West Lancaster as Recording Secretary with a statewide slate led by H Thane Miller of Cincinnati as First Vice President and others from Cincinnati, Columbus, Lebanon, Dayton, and Galion. The next meeting is scheduled for Tiflis on June 12 and 18, 1874.
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Ohio
Akron
Isaac Coster
Columbus
Presiett
Drake
West Lancaster
Robert Cowden
Galion
H. Thane Miller
Cincinnati
Peter RB. Neff
David P. Bennett
Lebanon
Alexander Gebbart
Dayton
Philip H. Turner
Tiflis
Conspiracy Over Ocean Cable and Western Union Rates
Minister to England General Schenck exposes a mean conspiracy between the Ocean Cable and Western Union Telegraph Co. to monopoly foreign dispatches and double inland rates. The scheme allegedly yields 30 to 83 percent gains to the firms at the American public’s expense, with excessive charges from London to New York and onward to Chicago and San Francisco. The exposure urges government action against the supposed robbery.
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England
General Schenck
Fish
Ocean Cabe
Western Union Telegraph Companies
Western Union
London
New York
Washington
Chicago
San Francisco
Ocean Cable Company
Union Company
Ocean Cable
Cable
Western Union Lines
Foreign Exchange
Union
Wa. Union Company
Newland
Proposals on State Institutions Face Scrutiny and Costs
At Thevenal Inistitution debates on placing state institutions under commissioners. Trustee Hitchcock cites economies over alleged mismanagement, noting a $117000 completed for a $125000 project and old grounds sold for $100000. Kerr criticizes a proposed $2700 ice house as excessive for inmate provisions.
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Hitchcock
Diotic Asylum
Aeglam
Aloo
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Kerr
Cooke family blamed for vast palace of schemes in DC
The piece portrays Jay Cooke as a sharp operator in the Credit Mobilier era with Henry D. Cooke called a powerful figure in the District of Columbia. It alleges plunder, favors, and estate battles tied to Huntingdon and Metropolitan Paving Company stock, naming numerous Congress members and officials as stockholders. Aminious run of accusations follows, including payments to undertakers and battles over Huntingdon’s estate. The article also notes a Kentucky Republican convention urging a constitutional reform and a separate legal case involving Pauline Lunca and Louisa Kellogg.
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Cooke
Jay’ Cooke
No Ae Pacific Railway
Henry D. Cooke
Jay
Henry
District of Columbia
Huntingdon
Gassaway
Metropolitan Paving Company
Ring
Second National Bank
Luenfly
Mercuneilien Paving Company
Nehdaua
Congress
George H. Milname
Geo. Eenepson Wart
Old Aanes Atterson
You Christind Association
Mre
Tally One for Attansas in Franklin County
E C Berry a Franklin county official and former sheriff was arrested on three embezzlement charges from his sheriff term and released on bail. Judge Marchant granted limited dismissals while Michael Scully the Fiatiron loafer faces 24 hours to prepare a grand larceny defense. The Fire Department Committee will meet to discuss storage rules for coal oil benzine and other inflammables in dense city areas.
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E. C. Berry
Iheaa
Franklin County
Fire Department
Common Council
Police Commissioners Review New Police Bonds in City Hall
In a 10 to 12:30 session in the Board of City Improvements room the Police Commissioners examined bonds of newly appointed officers. Few bonds were rejected. Coroner Maley held an inquest into P. W. Hays’s death, urged by his brother over Mrs. P. W. Hays. The jury found death by dear consumption and exonerated Ela Hays, his wife, of any involvement.
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Board of City Improvements
Maley
P. W. Hays
Wipes Hille
Ela Hays
Police Court Docket Before Judge M
Drunks and disorderlies fined or continued for multiple defendants including Frank Muller and John McCabe. Larceny cases such as James Murphy and George Tibbitt continued to dates in mid month. Various charges include assault and battery, malicious destruction of property, incorrigibility, vagrancy, and abusing family with fines or continuances.
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Frank Muller
John McCabe
John Aleraeer
John Boas
Asbury Asbury
Holmes
Doaainee Iscollaneols
Jonb Wilson
Sam’ Edwards
Michel Scully
Jasmen Murphy
Hugh Cook
Mary Young
Anton Ettel
Frank Mayer
Rose Harrison
Christopher Hausman
Jessie Minor
Timothy Crenan
Alfred Lang Cutting
F. C. Deckebach
Walter Hughes
Sarah Holmes
Geo. Tibbitte
J. Daweon
Joseph Hall
Melville Stevens
Peter Coleman
Jacob McFarland
Alvin Anderson
Irving
Alevand
Sixth Street Tragedy Inquest Opens Into McDermott Murder
Coroner Maley resumed the inquest into the murder of James McDermott at Sixth Street Market. Witnesses describe Mackey Daniels firing a pistol from behind the deceased’s stand, then advancing with a knife as the butcher moved to defend himself. Multiple neighbors report gunfire and threats, with Mackey also seen near the scene shortly before the shooting.
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Maley
Jas. McDermott
M. Mackey-Daniels
Jane Foran
Mackey
Soephine Brockman
Weet Sixth Street
Mac
Mackeeen
Jan
Frances M.alexander
Wasi
Sixth Street
Bri
Heleni McGresel
Paki
Butcher shot in street dispute leads to murder verdict
Eyewitness testimony conflicts during a Wednesday hearing over James McDermott's death. The jury found W. C. Daniele killed McDermott with a pistol fired from behind a stall, after witnesses described a knife held by the deceased and varied positions of the combatants.
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Jos. Burkhardt
Janeetree
McDermott
Mackey
MccDermott
Mass
Henry Werbman
Central Avenue
James Ermott
W. C. Daniele
Law Seaport Superior Court Docket Summary
Fragmented record of cases before Judge Yaple and Judge Avery. Tullis v Cochran damages verdict. Ramsey plaintiffs administrator appointment. Eugene Buckley v City of Cincinnati libel suit damages sought. various civil actions for libel assault and related claims. multiple attorneys noted with limited readable details.
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Tullis
Cochran
Yaple
Bala Ce & W
Duéon Een
Horry
Fephar
Fledel Ley
Nae Ties
Binky
Ramsey
Cadwell Contra
Madisonville Property Transfers and Sums Noted in Report
Fragmentary entries list quitclaim transfers and lot descriptions in Madisonville and surrounding areas with amounts including 110, 1250, and 1075 dollars. Mentions property lines, neighbors, and subdivision references such as Cobb's subdivision and Heaton area.
Beef and pork market rundown with mixed demand
The report notes firmer demand for beef cuts like clear rib and plate with prices around 8 3 4 to 9 cents. Bacon shows dull interest with weights and cuts steady to firm though overall activity weak. Flour and tobacco price mentions appear, while bulk pork and chub packages show low bidding and uneven sales.
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Ani
Ee Ee
Winisuy
Bulkhonte
Eve Lou
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