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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1875
Page
2
A sprawling column of scraps from June 23 covers war rumors, political snares, and public notices. It cites figures on taxation and waterworks swindles, comments on Danish and Chinese matters, and notes about postal money orders and a local fair.
A jumble of crimes and obscure figures describes Caspar Hauser’s history, a mysterious figure identified in Casper Hauser’s case, with theorized lineage and societal failure. The piece links European crime lore, a rumored embezzlement, and a controversial confession tied to a cigar box cache and a late 19th century court intrigue.
A garbled survey of numerous parcels and transfers is described, detailing plots on Walnut Street and surrounding avenues. Mentions include parcels near Liberty Street, Congressional Avenue, and various named owners, with inconsistent measurements and directions. The text references multiple transfers and lots in a 1970s municipal context, but reads as a jumbled, OCR-damaged record.
A garbled excerpt from a Tribune piece mocks American politics and figures as a long, ornate critique. It references Boston, the dome of the State House, and a muddled defense of liberty, mixing names and places with satirical rhetoric about revolution and national pride.
A fragmented court record describes a case where Louisa Relnor accuses Dr Saylor, with testimony by Ada Taylor and others, including a rebuttal by Dr Taylor and witness cross examinations. The proceedings reference a 1874 timeline, a guardianship dispute, and property and mortgage issues tied to a will and a New York Ohio division question.
A dense OCR of a historic rail timetable lists routes and depots from Atlantic to Cincinnati and many connecting cities. It mentions daily departures, key termini, and connections to Indianapolis, Chicago, Dayton, and Louisville with notes on schedules, fares, and service patterns.
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