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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1873
Page
2
A disjointed journal piece reports on civil service reform rules approved, President travels to Long Beach, and lingering debates on free trade versus government interference. It mentions John Sherman back pay stance, Enquirer reactions to a court decision, and concerns over women’s suffrage amid revolutionary agitation.
Two Cincinnati lawyers on a Columbus-bound train discuss judiciary reform and Judge Barney's rigidity plan. One insists abolishing birthright would save costs, arguing court fees and total collections fail to justify the system while private contracts and enforcement morality may suffice.
A discussion on money and tax policy criticizes restrictive laws and monopolies. Speakers argue against free credit limits, warn of capitalists being driven out, and stress the need for fair rates and honest business amid public finance debates.
A new public order called the League of Justice claims 260000 voters and seeks confiscation of bonds loaned by counties and towns to railroads, seizure of lands granted for public use, and abolition of land monopoly. It is established in Missouri Texas Iowa Nebraska Kansas Illinois Indiana and Ohio.
Testimony covered visits by Charles Keenan and Corbin at a Pine Street cigar shop on the 18th, with discussion of writing out tickets and potential winnings. Attorneys argued over the legitimacy of the game of chance and whether evidence showed a sale of tickets or intent to defraud.
The city reports several cholera cases with authorities monitoring the situation. Henry and an estate owner face charges linked to theft and arson after a fire at a local barn as John Lawler and others are suspected in the disturbances.
Judge Marichant presides as multiple defendants receive dismissals and fines. Names include Mary Berner Elizabeth Bartell and Charles Cooper with charges from assault to false pretenses. Several cases adjourned or continued, sentences range from fines to confinement.
The excerpt describes a medical emergency involving a self administered tincture and declining health during an event at dawn. A jury delivers a verdict regarding the passing of an individual amid the incident and subsequent proceedings.
Fragmented text describes a police court morning with a fireman and a client involved. It mentions serenity and a witness, with uncertain details about the case and parties.
Obscure OCR fragment outlines a superior court matter with names like Harris and Wal and a dispute involving an amount of 600 dollars and a treasurer of a building association. The text mentions obstruction, detençãoe, and a three week trial horizon, but many words are garbled.
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