Cincinnati Star Advertising Rates and Address Notice
The Evening Star 1878 lists advertising rates for daily and weekly editions. It notes no attention to communications lacking the driver’s name and provides the Cincinnati Star Printing Company address at Fifth and Vine Streets for advertisers in Cincinnati Ohio.
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Daily Star
Agate Measurement
Cincinnati Star Parthing Company
N. E
Fifth and
Vie Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Evening Star Exceeds Ohio Afternoon Paper Circulation
The Daily Circulation of the Evening Star exceeds that of any other Afternoon Paper in Ohio by more than 6000 copies, indicating its leading position in the state.
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Evening Star
Ohio
The Star for the Summer and University Board Changes
The Star notes summer mailing options for STaR readers and praises Gen How ard while highlighting a Sioux commission report. It reports Northwestern University plans to elect five women to its Board and grant them executive and faculty representation. The piece also covers railway reform talks, signature issues, and a recess debate plus Cleveland’s invitation and lawmakers’ travel times.
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Northwestern, University
Evanston, Ill
Death of Hiram Powers celebrated American sculptor
Hiram Powers died in Florence Italy on a Friday after years of frail health. Born in Vermont he moved to Ohio then Washington before studying with a wandering German sculptor. His chief works include Eye Bravé Fisher Boy Il Penseroso Proserpine California and America with many busts of famous figures scattered in mint and other collections.
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Hiram Powers
Florence
Italy
Vermont
Offio
Hiram
Gano
Powers
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Proserpine
California
America
J “J Nm
Webster
Slay
Calhoun
van Buren
Everett
Greenough
Crawford
Senator Carpenter’s Income and House Rent Questioned
A critical review argues Senator Carpenter earns about 30 000 a year from law and Supreme Court fees plus other income, yet claims poverty. It questions his $6 650 in expenses and $7 500 claimed pay, noting substantial library value and insurance.
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Milwaukee
United States
Carpenter
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Senate
Supreme Uoure
Cleo
Lange
Wisconsin
Congress
Dieth
Senator Carpenter
Washington
The Shah's jeweled display sparks barbarism critique
A harsh essay condemns the Shah of Persia for ostentatious wealth. The author calls such splendor barbaric, arguing civilization lies in justice and humility, not jewels. It contrasts noble values with excess, noting envy from fashionable societies.
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Persia
England
Convention Votes State Support for Institutions
The convention approved a plan to fund state institutions for the blind and deaf mute, the napne, curable and chronic cases, and a reform system including a reform school, house of discipline, and penitentiary. An asylum for idiotic and imbecile youth and a girls industrial home are to be kept while needed. Attorney General to sue en, Howard, and Balloch over Freedmen's Bureau balances.
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Howard
Balloch
Freedmen’s Bureau
Mixed Early 1900s Erie News Bits Reach Digest
A collage of brief items reports in Erie Pennsylvania on Friday incidents including John Courtright’s leap from a housetop, Horace F. Clark’s will leaving all to relatives, Chicago railroads rethinking the pass system, and women to be admitted to Chile University. Also noted are crime trials, billiards scores, a botched Canadian trip, a Pittsburl bank robbery case, and revenue fraud probes in New York.
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John Courtright
Erie
Penn
Horace F. Clark
Chicago
Chile University
New York
Western and Southern Railroad
St. Louisy
Ceee
New Hampshire
House
Congress
James Mullins
Tennesagee
Shelbyville
Daly
Deery
Dion
Abassy
H.W. Gray
John A. Hecsher
New Fork
Uel
Ot Hampton
Pittesak
Criminal Court
James B. Ingersoll
Michael Norton
la New
Swarming Bees Plan From Farm Journal Cited
A bee keeper offers a ten year proven method to prevent swarms from leaving the hive by closing most outlets to delay exit. He notes young bees cannot fly well and delaying their exit causes them to alight and reassemble their flight if the swarm leaves together. The Journal of the Farm records the plan.
Michigan raft disaster report and fire damage
The article notes a raft disaster near Cuscaco on June 28 with over 0000 feet of lumber involved. It mentions a fire or collapse at Raeite street causing 300 tons of stoves to fall to the bottom floor and total damage around 5 000 dollars.
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Cuscaco
Michigan
Raeite Street
Battom
Morgan Sentenced to 12 Years for Garroting
Geo. Morgan was sentenced to 12 years imprisonment by the superior dock in the Court of Common Pleas this morning for garroting a mat. He commented on the judges remarks saying a light sentence would see him a young man when released.
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Geo. Morgan
Super. Dock
Court of Common Pleas
Local builders plan multi story brick structures downtown
A list shows F. Nordmann & Co to build a three story brick on the west side of street between Twelfth and Thirteenth, Holsinger to erect a three story brick on the south side of Plum between Center and Central venues, M. Leib to erect a three story brick on the east side of Neave between German and Nicholas streets near Twenty first.
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Oelski
Third Street
Pike
Lawrence
F. Nordmann & Co
Treet
Twelfth
Holsinger
The Turners' Swimming Match at Schmidtes Floating Baths
The Turner Society swimming contest held this morning at Schmidtes Floating Baths, foot of Sycamore Street drew a large crowd. Charles Ruth of Covington Kentucky won the first prize a silver crowd with a high score. J Franz Schimpf of Buffalo and Otto German of Chicago tied for second and third prize a gold headed and a silver headed cane will be divided due to equal scores.
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Tareleth
J. Franz Schimpf
Buffalo
N. Y
Otto German
Chicago, UL
Jet
Tragic Fall Kills 20-Month-Old Annie Kettler on McFarland Street
Inquest held on the body of Annie Kettler, 20 months, found dead after falling from a third story porch at 60 McFarland Street. The jury verdict cites death by a fall from the porch and urges the father, owner of the house, to bear responsibility for unsafe railing with several missing palings.
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Maley
Annie Kettler
McFarland’ Street
McFarland Street
Local Death Notices From Cholera and Cholera Morbus Cases
The Health Office records several deaths from Cholera and Cholera Morbus. Among the deceased are Cholera victims Henry Mohn aged 18 months, Maria Willmann aged 20, Henry Wisser 17 months, Rosa Haenslein 1, Dine Kelly 18 months, Mary Federer 1 year, and Albert Ethridge 191 years old, with listed ages, illness durations, and residential addresses in various city areas.
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Henry Mohn
Maimi and
Franklin Streets
Dine Kelly
East Eighth Street
Sycamore
Broadway
Mary Federer
Elmtreet
Albert Ethridge
Koseuth Street
Condition of the President's Father
A STAR representative reports the President’s father in a precarious condition. Dr Swift from Newtee advised that he may live a day or two longer, though he could pass away at any minute. Telegrams about the father’s critical state were sent, but no response has been received yet.
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Anc Jence
Dr. Swift
Newtee Iy
Pn Treereens
Tony Pantor A Great Variety Show In City
The article lauds Tony Pantor A for presenting a fine diverse entertainment, praising the show as the best of its kind in the city. It notes next week will add infantile wonder Baby Benson to the lineup and mentions entries like Miss Benson and a comedian. The Monday night program is described as the Game of Lover Our Irish Cousin, deemed a good play with a top combination.
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Tony
Pantor
Baby Benson
Sai Ae
Law in Common Pleas Affects Saloon Cases and Property
In Common Pleas court Judge Avery presided over cases including Sarah Jane Markland v. a former husband over liquor and property claims linked to saloon disruption and life estate forfeiture. The docket also notes probate actions, a tax sale dispute, and a land condemnation jury for Railroad avenue opening.
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Sarah Jane Markland
Lignor
Standish & Brown
Sayler & Ruler
Colerain
Nh and
Caldwell
Plain & Ki Ge, Co A Barness
John Rants
Jacob Wenersian
Eee
Stallo & Ieredes
E. Jones
Creain
D. M. Taylor
Saas
Paris
Piel
sweepeObe RT
Ann Straub
McDougal
Son
J. R. Sayler
Allan Hallam
Maxwell and Jord Trustees
Taal
Sa Ara Superior Court
Nesmith
United States
Benziger
Rolling-pin Incident Provokes Constable Assault Charge
A constable served a writ at Ellen Duhey's Third Street home. A struggle followed as she allegedly attacked, ripping a coat and injuring the officer who avoided serious harm and arrested Mrs. Duhey on assault and battery charges.
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Ellen Duhey
Third Street
Con
Sweet
Beni
Raiev
Marriage Licenses Reported in Recent Issuance List
The latest roster shows numerous couple pairs issued licenses since the last report, including Schultz and von Kstoft, Costello and Mac, Lewis and Tile Geer, Hoffman and Hettrich, Listerman and Brierlein, and others such as Hansche, Laughlin, Frankrich, Dein, Foxe, Booths, Gould, Fisher, Husa, Platmeyer, Berg, Payne, Sackett, Letechera, Roat, Mallery and Anna L, Rudler and Fissas, Hoffman and Caroline, Burton and Langdon, Ford and Vere, Ryan, Beer, Estell and Thomas, Pia and Kook, Kirchiner, Mulleney, Fearn, Haj r, Reinite, Chamap, Medley, Nek, Weed and Ber, Gees, and many more names listed by the clerk.
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F. Schultz
A von Kstoft
M. Costello
Mac. H. Lewis
Mary B. Tile " Geer
Hoffman
Fannie Hettrich
John Listerman
Bec.Brierlein
J. P. Hansche Manerine
C. Robert G. Schafer
Magane
F ‘Leonard
Bridgetorms
C.eetrice
Mary J. Laughlin
Fridrich
Anna Deinlein
BR. P. Foxe
Anna A. Booths
Osre
Eliza Gould
G. W. Fisher
Catherine Husa
J . Platmeyer
Dora Berg
B.T. ‘Payne
Jy.j. Sackett
M. Letechera
Catherine ‘Roat
J.C. Mallery
Anna L. Aa T. Rudler
Pauline Fissas
G. Graeassell
G. Graeassell and ‘Caroline Hoffman
W. T. Burton
Jennie Langdon
W. L Fords
J. W. Edvere
Janne Ryan
Tod Hove
Coat J. T. Estell
Mary
S. Thomas
Miles Pia Theresa Kook
A. W W. Beineth Kirchiner
W. H. Mulleney
Ma Fearn Ee Ome
Anna Hajr
Emelia Reetite
J. Chamap
Kate Medley
Ridnek
Elizabeth B
Xone
K. Weed
Mes
Ber
Wein
Ieana
Rane
Kushner
J *McDonald
Wataatbon
Clerk
Real Estate Transfers of Mt Lookout and Jefferson Area
Several property transfers listed in Spencer township and Mt Lookout subdivision. Transfers include lots in Lane Seminary area to W Williams and others, leaseholds on Betts and Willow streets, and multiple parcels on Jefferson Street and surrounding blocks. Names include Yowell, Glover, Miller, Kaelin, Wick, Kins, and others with parcel sizes ranging from 60 by 115 feet to 100 by 200 feet and values cited in the hundreds to thousands.
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Jefferson Street
Ikon
Yowell
Irannan’s
Mt. Lookout
Spencer, Township
Connell
Josepph Glover
Ee Hird Street
Stone
Cemetery
H. Smith
Charles Sabin
Lott
Lote
Ion
Ickart
Nis
Betts Street
Betwen Linn
Baymiller
Nicholas Kaelin
Alberta Wicksre
Danie Lorn
McLean
M. Corry
Joseph Kins
Jefferson Stree
Treet
Twelfth Ward
Gosse McKittrick
Edith P
Willlows
Ragine Street
Columbia
Columbia—$590, Oe F. Riley
Charles Fénstauller
Linn Street
Shipike Jaffey
the Pike
Washington
P. Mallon
John Caffey
Ie Salen
Wood Avenue
Scott
Tai Wintel Ra
A. J
Boots E. Wakefield
Talon
H. Root
Clara L. Scott
Eas
Eat
Arine Schroeder
Kaapke
Lot
Hieb
Afternoon Market Evie Reports Quiet Day With Mixed Fortunes
Market activity subdued at midday with firmer Theodorian staples and firmer pork products. Prices for corn, oats, flour and lard show modest movement amid steady demand and revised wholesale quotes.
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Theodiorin
Orleans Ke
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Central Ave
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