Classified Advertisement Rates And Publication Details
The Evening Star lists daily general or dis advertisements at 10 cents per line or 80 cents per square of a line. Weekly ads cost 11 6 cents per line with agate measurement. Published by Cincinnati Star Publishing Company at the northeast corner of Fifth and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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CINCINNATI STAR PUB—_ BIBHING COMPANY
N. E. Corner
Fifth and Wine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Spanish Director Chairmen and Political Shifts Reported
The morning paper notes Thiers and Radicals in France may ally. Monasteries of Rome plan emigration to Peru and Chile. The ex Queen consults the Pope on her son's throne in Spain. A Paris murderer was executed by strangulation after a second trial. Kentucky case raises questions about the state convention and women’s eligibility for office.
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Ivabélin
Rome
Prince of
Spain
Paris
Kentucky
Farmers Move in Illinois Stir Public Debate and Party Shifts
A reading of Illinois farmers agitation shows factions debating how to shape national policy. The Springfeld Register backs Democratic organization to aid farmers while a Chicago Republican paper favors aligning with farmers. Analysts foresee defeat for any party denying the movement.
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Minois
Firsh
Finois
Springfeld Register
Democratic
Farmers’ Movement
Republican
Chicago
Republican Party
Democratic Organa
Democratat
Farmer's Party
Sam Wellat
Toose
Poth Ae A Iilanen
Livingston County
Farmers' movement aims for reform and honest governance
The piece argues farmers must lead a reform movement in Illinois politics. It condemns alliances with railway or corporate interests and urges nominating disciplined candidates. It notes district outcomes, calls for honest leaders, and warns against corrupt influence while seeking broad support for a state platform.
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Byrmers
Scotland
Lilimois
Fire gut Jeddo palace rebuild cost and Japan notes
A Japanese correspondent reports the Jeddo palace fire cost 2 1 2 million to rebuild and the cause as a lighted brazier mishap from a high born maid. He also covers the Kuroda steamship arrival and minister Mori misusing funds, plus recalling Christians and Buddhist influence in Asia.
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Micado
Jeddo
Kuroda
New York
Prince of
Washington
Mori
India
China
Japan
Philos
Critical look at the Educational Compendium by Hollenshade sparks city papers
A Lexington era review notes the Educational Compendium criticized by Cincinnati papers. The Cincinnati Commercial, Gazette and others clash over editorial jabs and perceived bias while denouncing rival reporting and the book’s author. Strong entities include Cincinnati Commercial and Hollenshade.
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d@artom
J. C.C. Hollenshade
Hollenshade
City of
Cincinnati
Eac
Gazette
Browne Street
Free exchanges spark press monopoly critique nation wide
The Chillicothe Advertiser decries abolition of free newspaper exchanges as favoring city papers and harming country presses. The Commercial Union counters, while the New York Sun would pay for needed papers, the piece argues free exchanges should stay to prevent telegraph driven monopoly. The editorial favors restoring free exchanges to support smaller papers and curb concentration of patronage.
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Chillicothe Advertiser
New York Sun
Canby and Captain Jack in Chronicle Version Disputed
The Washington Chronicle claims General Canby planned to arrest Captain Jack during a council where Canby was killed, presenting a differing account of the assassination. A February 17, 1872 dated note suggests Canby pressed arrest actions under a war rule, with accusations and court considerations outlined amid conflicting reports.
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Q.anby
Jack
Washington Chronicle
General Canby
Captain Jack
Simday Enquirer
Canby
Bag
T. Ss Shires
Circleville Farmers Hold Large Convention
Last Saturday a Circleville convention of farmers sought to organize Pickaway County for political action. It did not bind to the Grange but signaled turnout for pro farmer papers and hinted Circleville Herald’s support while urging others to follow.
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Circleville
Pickaway County
Armere
Illinois
Circlefile Herald
Weather Forecast Fragments From Washington DC June 16
Telegraph reports show varied conditions across regions with light rain in some areas and clearing in others. South Atlantic states may see fresh winds from the south and cloudy skies while Tennessee and the East experience southerly winds and occasional rain. Iowa, Illinois, and Missouri report cloudy skies with fresh winds, and the West remains unsettled with no clear statewide forecast.
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Orrick
Wasuineron
D.C
Ss. SN Seie
Tennessee
Rerly
Bey Penteere
Paris
Staui
Mississippi
West Gulf
Dakota
Rocky Mountains
Woman Confesses to Poisoning Six Relatives in 19th Century Case
In Decatur on June 16 a woman identified as Mrs. York confessed to poisoning her husband in 1865 and later luring others in the Drake family into deadly doses. The alleged plan involved her own daughter and two grandchildren, with intent to kill the husband, son in law, and even herself, amid a string of violent illnesses.
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Borgia
Decatur
A. W. Drake
York
Bonsee
Drake
A. W. ‘Drake
Sadeneas
Disaster at Blackwood Creek Drowns Six Soldiers
Captain Alexander Moore reports from Fort McPherson that May 27 patrols of Company F, Second Cavalry were swept by a sudden flood along Blackwood Creek. The torrent seven feet deep carried away men, tents, wagons, and horses, with six of Moore's company drowned and twenty-six horses lost. survivors escaped by grabbing trees as the water rose. The flood also devastated local settlers’ stock and property, though most stock was recovered after the waters fell.
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Chicago
Alexander Moore
Third Cavalry
Dubois
Fort McPherson
Secon Cavalry
Blackwood Creek
Blackmad
Blackwood
Board of Control Special Session Scheduled Next Wednesday
The Board of Control has scheduled a special session for next Wednesday to discuss pending issues and decision items. Details on agenda and location were not fully disclosed in the fragment.
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Board of Control
Inquest Searches for Drowning Cause After River Recovery
A river recovery case prompts an inquest to determine cause of death. Officials rule the event a drowning after recovery of the body, with authorities outlining the circumstances leading to the verdict.
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Bas Retu
Inquest Planned Over Death of Dissipated Woman in Reading
The Coroner will hold an inquest this afternoon in Reading into the death of Caroline I ker found dead in a stable this morning. Officials suspect death from intemperance.
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Reading
Caroline I Ker
Wedding Festivities Intervened by Officer at Wales Street
An officer intervened in wedding festivities on Wales Street near Racocht and Boyle as a crowd gathered around and Michael Boyle was involved. Limited legible details remain about the incident.
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Jordan
An Wales Street
Racocht
Boyle
Enen
Michael Boyle
Building Permits Issued for West Side Properties
Jenkins and Ludwig seek permits to erect and lease two stores on the west side of Weaves Avenue near German Avenue, with addresses Geet Street seven arene 8 and tune Ti to. A second permit requests construction on the east side of Brighton Street near March Avenue, details unclear due to garbled text.
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Jenkins & Ludwig
Geet
Brighton Street
Nor Marth
Fetino
Accident injures team member during river net play
A troubling incident disrupted a game as a team member suffered injuries near the river during a tense moment. Officials paused activity while aid was rendered and the event was investigated for safety protocols.
Lost at Robinsons Opera House Opens Tonight
A new local domestic drama Lost will be produced this evening at Robinsons Opera House by a full and talented dramatic company. The National offers a bill with novelty and attraction while Old Drury promises a pleasant evening for patrons.
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Robinson’s Opera-houge
Eipheg
Ery
National
Old Drury
Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Davis in Delhi Township
The funeral yesterday for Mrs Elizabeth Davis in Delhi township drew many Rogehtarians. The eldest mourner was J Cahill aged 99. Rev Dr Bushnell preached the sermon, same as when he buried Mrs Davis husband forty years ago.
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Mra
Elizabeth Davis
Delhi Township
Rel
J. Cahill
Bushnell
Public School Examinations Schedule Clarified
The examinations in music and public readings begin Thursday with further tests in the next week. Intermediate and high school exams are planned for next week and Friday respectively with locations to be announced.
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Intermedir
Correcting Claim About Picnic Incident At Grange Grove
Mr Frank Harff and Mr P J J McHloy protest a Gazette item about a fight at the Menner chor picnic. They assert roughs from Lawrenceburg were ejected and the picnic boat Andy Baum remained until all aboard and cargo were on board.
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Frank
Harff
Mannereher Society
P.jj. McHlroy
Grange Grove
Lawrenceburg
Andy Baum
New Cholera Case Reported by Health Officer
Dr J J Quinn reports another cholera case involving a man recently arrived from Baltimore Md. He lives near Sixth and Front streets beside a foul smelling pond and shows cold clammy corrugated skin a cold tongue and breath husky with a bluish hue and rice water discharge. The patient remains alive and Quinn says no alarm but warns of seasonal outbreaks and urges vigilance over diet and living conditions.
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J.J. Quinn
Baltmore
Quinn
Drinks and Disorderlies In Police Court Before Judge Marchant
A police court session under Judge Marchant lists numerous defendants charged with drinks and disorderly conduct. Multiple cases are dismissed or continued. several defendants receive fines or jail terms ranging from 10 days to 90 days and occasional costs. Continuous entries include vagrancy and petty theft with varied dispositions.
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Marchant
Lizzie Cain
Wade
Ann ‘Srennab
I Weigle
Lou Usky
Coste
F. Sousgivet
Geo, Schneider
Barney Heier- Mann
Henry ‘Ahrens
Amanda Re
Andrew Kraus
John Patton
Thomas Kiilduff
D. W. Hart
John McBreen
Rose
Mary Gray
H.G. Fox
Douglass
James Bowie
Ellen Lahey
Maryan
Carrie Miller
Michael Boyle
Neal
John
Weimer
W. H. Fort
Joseph Thompson
Petit Arceny
Anthony Bacciocco
B. Hunt
Tian Hausman
Mary Young
Morene Donneen
Kael Synot
Henry Winters
Kuhn
Law Report in Superior Court Case on Homestead Exemption
The case captions Russ Coy and others versus N Himeo concerns a city owed by a man who left with property, his wife contesting via cross petition claiming the property falls under the homestead exemption. The court considers whether his waiver affects support of the wife and children and alimony pending in common pleas court. Coffey defends for the defendant.
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Russ Coy
N. Himeo
Coffey
Court reports list jurors and case outcomes
The report covers grand jury activities and various court actions including a murder case against Coma, mentions of witnesses traveling twelve miles, and discharge of the grand jury for faithful service. Administrations are noted for Jacob Hammel and Richard Olmstead with personal values listed.
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Saturda
Speen
Waite
F. Sare Bisch
Ile Bat
Seereek
Josh
Omr
Werr
Moth Ieeo & Co
Real Estate Transfers of June Weekend
Saturday notices record transfers including Hand and Froome to viller for 3000 on Spring and Winter Place. Sweigert to Sarah L. for Greenwoood land 50. Longworth executors to heirs of Buck for lot 17 by 41 56 feet. Schrauder to G J. House on Logan Street. Robinson to J G Sohh Co lease of malt house and vaults for ten years at 33 annual. Bernsto Wm Actiew lot 75 on New Baltimore plat. Cornelle to Joseph Jobart on Corner Stew and Cornell. St 8 and wife to Virginia Bates on Langland Street. Linchinger to Geo Wie mand 2265 109 acres Colerain. Hinman to J B Sampson Carthage Hill subdivision Spencer Twp. Dus to B Simon lot 26 by 180 on North Street. Carroll to Brockaus 927-100 acres Green Township.
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Isene Hand
Samuel Froome
Viller
Nore
Spring
Philip Sweigert
Sarah L
Greenwool Orland Staion
N. Longworth
C. Ww
Buck
Smith
Gen . Schrauder
G. J. House
Logan Street
Esioge
Green
Amin Robinson
J. G. Sohh'& Co
Race Street
Green Streets
Samuel Bernsto Wm. Actiew
New Baltimore
Louis Cornelle
Joseph Jobart
Stewavenue
Cornell Street
Madisonville
J. St
Virginia A. Bates
Langland Street
Third St
Cumminsville
Martin Linchinger
Geo
Wieémand
Colerain
B.Y. Hinman
J. B. Sampson
Carthage Hill
Spencer Township
MH. Dus
B. Simon
Price Street
Omans Carroll
A. T. Brockaus
Green Township
Afternoon Market Report From June 16 With Mixed Prices
Afternoon market report shows mixed prices and light demand and a steady to firm tone on staples. Quotations include corn and wheat around 9 to 40 cents. bulk meats with few large lots and total value noted. overall activity subdued near the close.
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Mownpay
Speke
Acon
Oates Teyrigi Ord
Dleer Acon
Cincinnati Ward Eight Election Notice 1878
To the qualified voters of the Eighth Ward Cincinnati you are requested to assemble at your usual voting place on Thursday June 19 1878 for the election of one council member to fill the unexpired term of Larkey McHugh. Polls open from dawn until 6 pm. Mayor W C Johnston signs and seals this notice.
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W. C. Johnston
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