21 Jun 1873
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1873
Page
1
A fragmentary report references Philip and a June 20 date, noting measures and discussions about tobacco cultivation on lands in the Philippines. The text is garbled and several terms are unclear or mistranscribed.
The Cabinet met to review civil service rules and adopted them after full discussion. President and Gen added that Polaris search and Tigress outfitting were approved, and Commander Ammen chosen for the Tigress detail. Commander Greer to oversee subordinates and make changes as needed. Army matters note word usage changes and Gettysburg remains transfer plan to the National Cemetery.
Reports from Key West on June 21 claim the schooner n Carhan under Capt Robinson, sailing from New London on February 20 toward San, was lost off Brazil on May 20. Captain Hall faces illness and allegations of foul play surface in New York reports.
A fragmented notice mentions a resignation from the Vice Presidency and hints at retirement intentions. The garbled text references moving on, possibly with plans to proceed swiftly in some unknown context. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
Four men have been arrested and charged in a case where children were reportedly locked in a house to starve. Detained suspects face legal action as investigators seek to determine the full motive and extent of abuse.
A fire started in a frame building on Orange Street and rapidly spread to adjacent sheds and houses on Orange and Canal streets. Wind aided the flames, engulfing ten to twelve buildings and leaving about twenty families homeless with losses over $50,000. Fire crews acted quickly arriving around 3:15 PM after alarms sounded as residents watched helplessly.
A fragment notes rising cholera deaths in Nashville with numerous interments. It mentions affected races and poorer residents, and records a stormy period hampering health efforts. The text expects an official update on whether cases decline after a heavy storm.
A large blaze devastates property in PHPreVILLE on June 21. Fire crews face water shortages and extended hose runs as districts struggle to contain the flames. Residents report smoke and ash, while officials note strained city water lines hindered efforts.
Fragmentary report notes Cuscado on June 21 linked to a Western railway incident. The entry mentions a she and FC Giark in relation to a regret motif amid railroad events.
Property articles describe soldiers eligible for 160 acre land claims without requirement to reside on the parcel. The notice outlines terms for acquiring land under military settlement provisions with suggested dates and process steps.
Police report a theft at a local pot game, with suspects linked to a group including a man named Brackett. The incident disrupted activities in the Bras On area and SAPNA OM was mentioned in the initial response. Detectives seek witnesses and review security footage.
Debates in the Ohio Constitutional Convention focus on petitions about prohibiting intoxicating sale and suffrage, with proposals for a well regulated liquor law. A substitute measure calls for instituting reform schools and a penal system, with a commission to supervise public institutions and appoint staff. The session adjourned after motions and amendments were discussed.
Fragmented OCR text references bones found in Motes county Kansas and a train incident near St Louis and a cotton seizure during the War. Mentions of victims, suspects, and a July transfer hint at multiple past events but details are highly garbled and associations uncertain.
A traveler's vivid sketch of Vienna in 1673 describes river works, new channels, and urban greenery. It highlights the Augarten, Botanical Garden, Pra, and royal forestries, noting formal avenues, public evenings, and the bustling life of gardens, walls, and stone-stair architecture along with social contrasts and hotel lodging.
The Shah of Persia arrived amid a display of splendor with distinguished guests including the Prince and Princess, the Czarsigen and Princess, cabinet members, and principal ambassadors. He was presented by the Lord Mayor with an address in a gold casket as the hall glittered with extraordinary pageantry.
Mr James Challcn by esate delivers a sermon on Heroism of Common Life at Trabernacle congregation in Robiseph's renne morning Rev A D May visits the city and will preach at the Church of the Redeemer corner Motad and Sixtharden tomorrow The communication was followed by the Finance Committee.
A rough fragment mentions a drop or establishment on a street today for citizens. The readable text is unclear about the event type or organizers.
A council session discussed the ante tax increase with no amendment and noted a misled transaction involving Mr. L. B. Vance of Brown County. References to Barnett, Gutter, and Fey appear with surrounding false pretenses and confidence games tied to Thursday’s events.
Ge e Bund and Frank Hunsickel were found on the street at night with burglar's tools in their possession. The Police Court discharged Hunsickel Refa, the former boy, after he explained the tools were given to him for legitimate use.
Julius Wan, a street beggar soliciting alms for a "poor sick woman," was sent to the workhouse for one year by Judge Marchant. This marks his third conviction on the same charge. In a prior case, $186 was found in his account book credited to victims of his confidence operations.
A fragmentary notice invites members of St Josh’s Society to a Peter and Paul excursion and a Fourth of July picnic. It mentions the Mowry Young Bachelors’ picnic on July 4 and indicates organizer groups and attendees from the Brotherhood.
Report from a city board session outlining discussions on municipal topics. The record notes Fitzgerald and Fiedel presenting on advertising and related subjects with debate and amendments adopted.
Fire responders arrived as flames spread through a building of the Bekaaron Company. The blaze extended to outside stairways and upper floors before crews gained control. Mr Dieckman reported loss of steel saas and a carton stock, with the incident described as a work-related accident or misfortune.
A jumble of musical titles and performer names appears in the notice with fragments like Artist's Life and Potpourri La Vie Paris. The chaotic OCR text hints at a concert program and performer listings but lacks clear schedule or venue details.
A damaged text fragment references a revolutionary event with a 4 to 3?1019 vote margin. It mentions who supported adoption and the broader impact on the communities, though details are unclear and names are unreadable.
The Commercial misinterpreted a heavy iron structure on the Esplanade as a flower stand. It was meant for a Chinese barber shop with rainbow decorations, honoring the designers and builders of the substantial improvement.
In a noon meeting the Board of Councilmen debated Connollys resolution to authorize the presidents of the Boards of Aldermen and Councilmen to appoint two civil engineers to prepare a correct estimate of benefits to the lessees and to solicit legal and professional opinions. The resolution, amended and sent to the Committee on Claims, was adopted 29 to 14 with dispatch requested.
The grand jury yesterday returned indictments against Rencom Creighton Davis and four others. A larceny case names John Her as a witness, with $400 involved. A meeting of the Executive committee for the county is noted, and a Catholic city gathering is announced. In chancery court yesterday a divorce was granted to B cua from Frank ien.
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