Cincinnati Star Publishing Rates and Address
Historic notice outlines advertising rates for daily and weekly editions of the Cincinnati Star. It lists subscription prices and states the publisher at N E Corner Fifth and Walnut streets in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Daily Star
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Ggiaces
Ofig
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Rm Ee Sueds Teat
Oeenaiad
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E
Fifth and
Witis Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
The Star for the Summer
Readers away from the city can have the Star mailed to them by leaving orders at the counting room. The notice urges prompt action to ensure summer copies reach subscribers.
Local Commercial ad gains from column space
The Commercial is in a right place and receives support from the paper by transferring a small portion of its blowing to our columns to extend the business reach and benefit from circulation.
Occupation Of Our People In United States By Class
The study shows 12,505,923 Americans over ten years old employed across sectors. Agriculture employs 5,922,471. personal and professional occupations 2,684,798. trade and transportation 1,191,288. and manufacturing, mechanics and miners 2,707,421. Women workers total 1,836,288. The data suggest farmers greatly outnumber other workers, with four producers supporting one non producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tom Scott Dominates Pacific Rail Empire Across Texas
Thomas Scott, Texas & Pacific president, unites lines from Marshall to San Diego and to St Louis, forming a vast monopoly. The new route bypasses Southern Pacific to secure extra land grants, with a continuous Galveston to St Louis line hailed by Congressmen.
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Thomas Scott
Texas & Pacific Railway
Texas
Pacific
South Carolina
California
Texas & Pacific
Marshall
el Paso
Mexico
San Diego
Southern Pacific
Shreveport
Kaufman County
Dallas
Houston & Texas Central
Sherman
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Atlantic and Pacific
St. Louis
Chicago
Galveston, Houston & Henderson
Galveston
Gulf
Indian Territory
Texakana
Fort Worth
Tom Scott
Bezar Territory
Pecos
New Mexico
Arizonia
Paris
Congress
Jay Cooke
Canada
Land Grantees and Railroad Land Grab Exposed
The piece condemns congressional land grants along Texas, Indian Territory, and the Southwest rail network. It argues charters give wide land corridors to railroads, inflating land prices while state lands sell cheap. It cites Houston & Texas Central and Atlantic & Pacific grants, urging public opposition to perceived plunder.
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Texas
Indian Territory
Ee Scott
Anf Congress
Houston & Texas Central Railroad
Atlantic & Pacific Company
Congress
Alexander
Cesar
Napoleon
Democratic Republic
Roade
Credit Mobilier Construction Company
Oakes Ames
Union Pacific
Cincinnati Commercial Readers in Every Walk of Life
A satirical overview extols the Cincinnati Commercial as indispensable to ministers, doctors, and many tradesmen, claiming readers range from the U.S. president to European rulers and everyday households. The piece mocks wide circulation and social reach with humorous, exaggerated claims about who uses the paper.
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Cincinnati
United States
New York Sun
Cincinnati 8Tar
Emperor of
China
Richard Smith
John Sherman
Captain Jack
Park Commissioners
All Parks
Adam
Garden of Eden
Miami
New York
Free Pass Abolition Angers Country Editors
A whitem country editor laments the railroads ending free passes and wonders if time tables, ads, and notices will also be charged. He describes the press as burdened by solicitations from churches and theaters and argues editors deserve fair payment, not favors, or comp access.
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At Rr
Pepeteue
X. Y.Z
Paytown
Ponery
Balstor
Country Press
Dorcas Society
Tnae
Jones
Youra
Earl Warwick
Baltimore Lawyer Warns of Poisoners Power Over Victims
A prominent Baltimore lawyer writes that a single undetected poisoning warps the killer s mind and makes them feel untouchable, ready to use poison to avenge even trifling slights as a deadly act.
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Baltimore
Swearing-In Ceremony Adds New Commissioner
The morning session saw Swerd In sworn in as a new commissioner. The event confirmed the replacement for the former vice and added a fresh member to the governing body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brehm
Anderras Sege
Wipe
Mga Sewerec Gomaaisione
Walnut Man in Critical Condition After Apparent Assault
Unclear report describes a man identified as Soy Adams from Hills Point who suffered serious injuries. Paramedics responded, he was taken via stretcher to a hospital. Dr Miles administered treatment but his current condition remains critical.
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Aap Soy Adams
Ti Not Hills
Brett Ee
Orne
Miles
Cindlecodt Saeed
Impoverished business owners under scrutiny in tax assessment
A fragmented account describes business owners in a town facing low valuations and poor sales. It notes whisky and beer services as the least profitable sectors, cites a Flora Garden owner with private valuation, and highlights alleged lack of cash, bonds, or credit among assessed proprietors.
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Kentiom
Flora Garden
Pezeares &c
Echuman
Police Court Docket Before Judge Marchant
A garbled court record lists defendants and charges including larceny assault and battery and street walking. Several cases are dismissed or continued while others are committed to terms or to reformatories. dates and names are partially readable.
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Belt
Charles Connors
Dennis Iealy
Stella A
Mollie Eeme Ark
Lia Joonson
James Lynn
Meee Walt Purchasas Neepad
Theichael Lin
Maries ¢ Connor
Striking a Trade and a Brown County Confidence
A Brown County man, L Vance, trips into a confidence game in Louisville near the Galt House. He befriends a tall, neat stranger named Mr Butts, who offers a $500 payoff for a sealed package after pocketing $121 as a down payment. The ruse unravels when the box contains only a plum sized paper, prompting an arrest and a police court case continued to tomorrow.
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L. Vance
Bron Wonty
Galt House
Charles Butts
Vance
Butts
Wang
Orate
Brown County
A. G. Barnett
O. K
Mr. Vance
Vacs
H . Butts
Dleman
Ponce Court
United States
Ater
L . Parnes
Ara ‘Ne
An Extra Dose ch sentenced to the pee eee
An Extra Dose chapter or group was sentenced in a case involving a medical or dosage dispute. Officials reported a verdict with penalties to be carried out under local law. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR wording.
Police Charge Burglars Tools In Morning Session
A court session opened with charges against suspects for possessing burglars tools. The cases were continued to a later date for further proceedings.
Bucktown Coachman Bound Over For Cutting Assault
Charles Campbell a Bucktown coachman was charged with cutting a friend in Bucktownseye Court morning. He was bound over to appear before the paper courts in a sum of six hundred dollars.
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Bucktown
Charles Campbell
Caliber Shovel Attack Leaves Man Wounded
A confrontation escalated when a man named Beck seized a shovel and struck a victim on the Calder edge, causing a four inch long and an inch deep wound. Beck was arrested and charged with assault with intent. the case was continued in Police Court for one week.
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John
Redoos
Beck
Penmanship Results From Public Schools Probed by Districts
The report lists district by district penmanship scores from the Public Schools examination. District results include values around the 80s with several districts showing 83 to 89, plus intermediate and normal school branches.
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Mereie
Poe Bilis
Ia Nee Rhinag Tran
Ninevan
Swentetossend
City Police Exam Scandal Shocks Cincinnati
A note dropped at the Police Commissioners meeting suggests fraud in the Police Commission exams. It mentions Dean SIR-John Reisin and indicates bonds, age, and reading ability were factors in selecting officers. The incident implicates municipal leadership and prompts scrutiny of the examination process.
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Thievivy
Police Commission Examinations
Cincinnati
G. W. C. Johnston
John , Reisin
Ward
EK. Kramer
Water-works scaffold collapse suits reviewed in court notes
The docket lists multiple actions including Judson Harmon v. Rankin et al and Billings on negligence claims over a fall of a scaffold at the new Water-works building. Demurrers overruled and objections addressed. Other cases include Chapple and Hendricks liquor law considerations and various civil actions involving the city of Cincinnati, insurance, notes, and probate filings.
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Judson Harmon
Foley
Rankin
Ameares Winter
Andrew Chappie
A. Ks
Papa
Endord
Chapple Dem
Chappie
Gro
Hendricks
Gould
John Schatz
Fox &4Bird
Lee Kittredge
Margaret
Continental Life Insurance Comeney
Patrick McKeeney
City of
Cincinnati
Tilden
Bri
Canal
Brighton
J.C. H
J. Jordan
Warrington & Peck
Court Denies Father Petition to Return Daughter
The court discharged the petition seeking the daughter’s return from alleged illegal restraint. The judge noted Feb? day before the examination and found the daughter to be not unlawfully restrained.
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Lewis
Mia
Ieee
Saleoet
Meal Estate Transfers in Local Property Listings
Numerous property transfers listed with buyers and sellers including Kirkup to Emig and Francis Spe, Reisch to Seraphina Duer, Henry Lewis and others, and various parcels described by lot sizes and street locations. Values range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, covering multiple townships and streets near Duffield Lebanon pike and West Richmond.
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Spk
Atte
Kirkup
Emig
Francis Spe
Freeman
Bank Streets
Wm. Landwehr
Wuset
Wite
Ritter
Weil
Keee
John Reisch
Seraphina Duer- Ider
de Voraike
Hamer Street
Bree
Fechesnvande
Henry Lewis
Mais Street
Ae Railroad
Colum F. A. Simpson
Anna D. Putnam
Duffield
Lebanon’ Pike
Felix Cramer
Anderson Township
Me . Clement
J. J. Smiley
Locklan
C. W. Starbuck
Henry Helmig
Smithth Sts
Harrison
Martha A. Jordan
Gottleieb
Green Township
Edward Woodruff
Timothy Foerie
J. P. Kilbreth
Joseph Longworth
West Street
Harriet Street
Richmond
Harriet Streets
Henry Martin
United P. &. G. St. Peter’s
Hamilton Road
Main Street
M. R. Fisher
C. P. Kendall
Kemper Lane
Windsor Street
Eilen G.nimmo
J. C Norris
North Street
Sixth Street
Daniel Evans
J. A. Key
MacMillan
Montgomery Avenue
Afternoon Market Report From Friday Close
Market dull and lifeless with prices nominal. Corn steady to mixed with mixed activity. rye firm at 68. Whisky up to 9c. pork small jobbing sales at 16.00. bulk meats in good demand for shoulders and ribs. Flour at 715 for 25 barrels family. oats and oats and other grains listed with various bulk prices.
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the Evening Star
Barton
Judge Marchant
Brown
Jett Ian Paetters Einer
Kramer
Reisinger
Tito
Seftescon
Thomas
Superior Court
Common Pleas
Eugene Rackley
Avery
St Ben
Yesterda
Aaa
Ry Stant
Vhinoe Sear
G. B. Hollister
Peck
o/tv
Ohn
Fox
Burnet
Tro Aes Rrne
Ion
S State
Wm. Kelly
Ie Pade War Dock
Marietta & Cincinnati
W. Fitzgerald
FT. Shay
Cote
John Laden R
Elizabeth Ladenberger
Monitor Building Association
NEW Society
Vine Street
Ha Ceekines
Koller
Pret
Luogs
Reo
Ona Ayply
E. F. Hamilton’s
West Sixth St
Covington
Tnold Ae Resort
Newee Bore
WF Campbell Co
I. Schroeder
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