Evening Star publication details and rates
The notice lists publication schedules and subscription prices for the Evening Star chained to the Cincinnati Star Pub Co. It specifies weekly and daily editions, advertising rates, and billing details, with contact at the Cincinnati address. The document is a printer's notice from 1978 outlining distribution, pricing, and contributor guidelines.
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N. E
Star
Agate
Cincinnati Star Pubg Company
N. B. Carner Fifth and Winge Strests
Crorinnati
Mnto
Ohio Evening Star Proclaims Largest Circulation
The Evening Star reports a daily circulation exceeding by more than 6000 readers any other afternoon paper in Ohio, signaling its leading reach and influence in the state press market.
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Evening Star
Ohio
The Star for the Summer
The Star for the Summer offers mail delivery to subscribers spending the summer out of town. Leave orders at the counting-room for prompt mailing.
Carpenter's Historical Argument on Congressional Pay
The piece recounts Senator Carpenter's history of Congress salary changes from six dollars per day to seven thousand five hundred dollars a year by 1873. It notes back pay awarded in 1856 and 1866, criticizes perceived self interest, and discusses public reaction and media coverage of raises and back pay.
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Senator Carpenter
Great Britain
Wilson
Treasury
Carpenter
Summer
Fessenden
Seward
Crittenden
Wade
Pugh
Gardener
John Sherman
Public opinion turns against congressional pay raises after back pay row
The passage argues the public mood condemned raises beyond five thousand dollars and decries the back pay as evidence of a corrupt motive. It notes the 60 percent pay increase amid deflated prices and warns Congress risked earning broad mistrust akin to prior Credit Mobilier scandals.
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Congress
Carpenter
Credit Mobilier
Woman Suffrage Battle at Constitutional Convention
Woman suffrage remains a heated issue as the Ohio Constitutional Convention contemplates citizen rights regardless of sex. Mrs Tracy Cutler and Rebecca Janney led petitions to the Elections Committee, clashing with opponents who argued government rests on force.
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Waite
Pelmet
Woman’s Suffrage Association
Tracy Cutler
Columbus
Rebecca Janney
Committee On
Western Reserve
Semple
Coshocton
Mra. Cutler
Cutler
General Voris
Akron
Women Testify for Suffrage at Open Ohio Hearing
A crowded open hearing before the special committee featured Mrs. Longley of Cincinnati and Mrs. Cutler presenting arguments on suffrage. Support swelled by petitions from Richard Mott and Toledo citizens, signaling a push toward submitting the question to voters. Waite noted thirty petitioners represent over fifteen million dollars. the affluent join the cause.
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Longley
Cincinnati
Cutler
Richard Mott
Toledo
Waite
Jesse R Grant Memorial in Kentucky Dying at 69
The obituary notes Jesse R. Grant father of Ulysses S. Grant died Sunday evening near Coyington Kentucky at age 69. Born January 25 1794 in Westmoreland County Virginia he built a tanning business and supported his son’s rise from Point Pleasant to the White House. The piece also includes a lengthy political update from Hamilton County and reflections on party lines and fiscal matters.
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Jesse B. Grant
Grant
Con
Mr. Grant
Westmoreland County
Maysville
Hannah Simpson
Georgetown
Brown County
Ohio
Theyseph
Point Pleasant
Clermont County
Ulysses S. Grant
Virginia Payne
A. R. Corbin
Elizabeth
N.J
Orville L. Grank
Chicago
Mary Frances
M.J. Cramer
Uependages
Denmark
Bethel
Coyington
Galena
Ill
Ulysses
Jesse R. Grant
United States
Jesse R- Grant
Allen County
Hamilton County
Allen Country
Velumbue
Judge Hunt’s Anthony Verdict Ruling At Odds
Utica editorials condemn Mr Justice Ward Hunts action ordering a guilty verdict in Susan B Anthony’s trial without jury assent. They call the move unprecedented and fear it overruns jury rights and the defendants due consideration.
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Utica Observer
Hunt
Anthony
Beat
Ward Hunt
Susan B. Anthony
Justice Hunt
Sud
B. Anthony
Miss Anthony
Weather Report and Bail Forfeiture Note
The daily weather forecast covers New England to the Atlantic States with brisk winds and cloudy skies likely bringing rain. A note reports Charles Grief forfeiting bail after fearing arrest for disorderly conduct.
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New England
Middle States
Lower Lake Region
Atlantic States
Misissippi
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake
Mississippi Vley
Charles Grief
Suspended officer case opened by Commissioners
Suspended. Officer Weast is suspended until the case can be investigated by the Commissioners. Richard Reedy, ready to confront a man selling coins, contributes $5 and costs by special request of Judge Marchant this morning.
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Weast
Richard Reedy
Marchant
Picking Pockets Case Lands Man in Workhouse
John Foy was convicted in the Police Court this morning of attempting to pick a drunken man’s pocket. He was sentenced to thirty days in the Workhouse.
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John Foy
Maen
Embezzlement Hearing in Police Court
James E. Bemar an employee of W H Keeler faced a Police Court hearing this morning charged with embezzling six dollars from his employer on Saturday. The case was concluded in one day.
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James E. Bemar
W. H. Keeler
Dramatic Benefit Play for Cincinnati Orphans at Mt. Auburn
A dramatic entertainment will be presented for the Cincinnati Orphan Asylum at Mt. Auburn tomorrow evening. Most ladies and gents in Mt. Auburn are expected to attend, promising an enjoyable event for a worthy cause.
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Cincinnati Orphan Eerie
Orphan Asylum
Mt. Auburn
Arrests for Assault and Battery Involving a Couple
John and Mary Ryan, a married pair, were arrested together on the assault and battery charge. Mary appeared before Judge Mar chant and was dismissed. John failed to appear and his bail or bond was applied to school support.
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John
Mary Ryan
Mary
Marchant
Local builders plan two brick and one frame houses
F Glemser seeks to erect a two story brick structure on the east side of Kim Street between Fifteenth and Liberty. K Glemser plans a one story frame house on the north side of Fifteenth between Race and Bim Streets.
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Kim Street
Fifteenth
Liberty Streets
K.glemser
Fifteenth Street
Race
Bim
Judge Rebukes Officer in Police Court for Flimsy Case
Judge Marchant rebuked an officer severely in the Police Court this morning citing the flimsy character of the case. He said new appointees on the force have a great deal to learn and should make more haste in doing so.
Amazon Kate Dewey Faces Assault Charge Dismissed
Kate Dewey known as the Amazon was brought before the Police Court on an assault and battery charge. The complainant refused to prosecute and the case was dismissed.
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Kate Dewey
Star
Doran Newsboy Cleared of Tobacco Theft Charge at Pice Court
James Doran, a leading performer at the N. B. U. picnic on the 10th, faced a tobacco theft charge in Pice Court this morning. The judge discharged him after noting Colonel R. M. Moore’s efforts would have warranted sending him to the Refuge.
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James Doran
Pice
R. M. Moore
Aes of Refuge
Prostitution house theft case in George street
Miss Belle Johnson proprietor of a George street house of vice reported seventy five dollars stolen from her bedroom yesterday. She accused former servant David Knott who denied the charge and was arrested for grand larceny. He was brought before the Police Court and the case continued to the sixth. He claims grand larceny is not his line of business.
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Hebbery
Belle Johnson
George-street
David Knott
Nee
Sth
PoLick Court Docket Details Varied Fines and Contempt
Listings from Judge Marchant proceedings show numerous penalties including 30 days and $50 costs for several defendants, multiple continued until dates in early month, dismissals, bail forfeitures, and assorted vagrancy and assault charges. The roll names Mary Francis, George Marcum, John Connelly, Edward O’Brien, Catharine Gurrah, Bridget Berry, Maggie Hogan, Lena Keelem, Ed O’Bri en, and others with varied outcomes.
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Mary Fransis
George
Marcum
John Connelly
Edward O'Brien
Catharine Gurrah
Bridget Berry
Means
S. O.briep
Maggie Hogan
Maggie Gallaher
Mary Herod
George Shuck
Peter Keelem
Lena Keelem
Eilen Gilmore
Ann Armstrong
Winfred, Forrester
Henry Jones
B.G. Coan
Lizzie Cameron
Wm. Kerry
Joan Gil
Susan Nixon
Wo. Woodruff
Wm. Brady
Mietelianchus
John Huff
John Stern
James Doran
Petit Jareény
Froderick ‘Hock
Federick Nelage
Richard Gallagher
Mary Shomnan
Kate Dewey
Richard Ready
Mary Ryan
John Ryan
Edward O’brien
Valentine I
Oscar Schenck
James Ke.beman
Sally Ware
Manny Laugh
Lizzie Holmes
John Hopp
Jane
Michael Eich
Valentine Keesler
Vail
Anthony Remyser
Eugene Ewing
John Gontoonem
House of Refuges
Geo. Norman
Pany
Ricoa Bertke
Poling Haren
Dania Koott
Jona Fov
Violation of Sunday Law Claimed by Col Kiersted
Col Kiersted reports an alleged Sunday violation involving Kohlbrandt and Schumann who were arrested but details remain unclear from last night’s incident.
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Col. Kiersted
Kohlbrandt
Schumanning
Welcome to a Tombstone Factory on Vine Street
Visitors praised Rhineland decorations but a Vine Street tombstone factory displayed a grim irony. The owner likely counted on visitors dying of cholera to boost business, an act of morbid opportunism that shocks the street.
Everlasting Liquor Question Sparks Sunday Sales Arrests
George Nieman and Richard Bertke, saloon-keepers opposite Lincoln Park, argued for Sunday opening and sales to minors. Capt Churchill arrested them for selling liquor on Sunday and to minors. Major Blackburn appeared. cases continued to the 8th with $100 bail each.
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George Nieman
Richard Bertke
Lincoln Park
Churchill
Major Blackburn
Real estate transfers listed for several parcels in town
Property deeds show multiple transfers in the Twelfth Ward and surrounding streets. Transactions include Nancy J Starbuck and Mary D Westover to Sarah E Hinman for lot 21 on Highth Street, P Hinman to Japnine Maley on Lime property, and William Corry to Nicholas Bieber for lot 5 by 100 feet near reun 'and Corry streets. Other transfers include Richer to A S Hanten on Richmond Street, Wes ud Company to Chas Dager on Flint street, and Henry Myers to Joseph Brink on Walnut Street in Woodburn.
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Cutter Street
Nancy J Starbuck
Mary D. Westover
P. F. Maley
Sarah E. Hinman
Highth Street
Town Street
P. Hinman
Japnine Maley
William Corry
Nicholas Bieber
Corry
Twelfth Ward
F. Richer
Hanten
Richmond ‘Street
Charles Mendenhall
Feee
Wes Ud Company
O Chas
Dager
Flint Street
McLean Avenue
Cleneus Herzog
Warie Street
Henry Myers
Joseph Brink
Walnut Street
Hackberry Street
Woodburn
Market Summary of 1963 Commodity Prices and Exports
Market report shows dull trading with prices steady. Wheat and corn firming notes, with varying bids and holdouts. Hog and pork lines steady. bacon and shoulders priced, exports of hog products to New York and other ports reported for week ending June 28. Flour and wheat futures traded with several price points listed. general activity subdued across grains, meats, and fats.
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New York
Baltimore
New Orleans
Portland
Cholera deaths in local listings with multiple ages
A cholera report lists multiple victims with ages and addresses including Adehive Red 62 on Buckeye street died 28th, Elizabeth Helms 89 on Sloo street died 68h, Efla Pium 1 year on Margaret street died 28th, Albert Nedelman years on Abagail street died 29th, Daisey Zeiler 7 months on Betts street died 29th, James Reilley 17 on Court street died 2th, James Fisher 2 on Ninth and Jobo corner died 29th, Lillie Schweder 18 months on Wade street died 28th, Frank Mahoney 6 months on Ninth street died 29th.
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Buckeye Street
Elizaith Helms
Sloo Street
Efla Pium
Margaret Street
Albert Neidelman
Abagail Street
Daisey M. Zeiler
Betts Street
James Reilley
Court Street
James W. Fisher
Ninth
Jobo
Lillie Schweder
Wade Street
Frank Mahoney
Ninth Street
Watch left for repair leads to $45 verdict in Common Pleas
In common pleas before Judge Burnet, Nicholas Maguire sued J T Wright over a watch left for repairs. Plaintiff awarded $45. Other entries include a personal injury petition for $5000 connected to Park Avenue improvements, and a condemnation proceeding for Fifth Street government buildings with tentative negotiations. Probate actions include Maria Cobb will admission, James R Murnock as administrator, and guardianship for Nicholas Reif's children.
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Dart
United States
Eazinger
Juge
William T
Iden
Turday
Uition Warner M. Batem
Uowed
Rep
James R Murnock Wes Appoin
de Bouis Nou
Edward L. Re
Maria Cobb
J. Dhumpsda
Mary Roddy
Jvan Hasl R
W. Meizer
Nicholas Reif
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Local Deed Records
A long OCR list details numerous transfers of property including buyers and sellers such as Frank Shafer, Sige Holle, Louis Corrie, Am Histian Weber, Peter Zion, Margaret Rie, J.B. Hewitt, Robert Mitchell, J. H. Harris, Michael Leclerc, and others. Properties span Mount Washington, Madisonville, Westwood, and surrounding streets with varied lot sizes and prices, from 1 to 20 thousand dollars.
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Spose
Frank Shafer
Sige Holle
Lou
Pavilion Street
Tee Street
Louis Corrie
Am Histian Weber
Monsonville
Peter Zion
Margaret Rie
Biryer Road
Eee
J. J. Caldwell Wie Pew
Moore
Robert Mitchell
John Street
Fourth Street
J. H. Harris
Michael Leclerc
Mount Washington
Nicholas Wolf
Metz
Lucy
Mabie
Harison
Rockvale Avenue
Avendul
Nbee
Pavillion Street
Gimes
Thomas Moran
Bob
Westwod
Deak
Bork
Water Street
Elm
P.um
J. & J. Taylor
MG Gibson
Diyonst
Freeman
Ndre & Harand
August M . Ton
Lu Vet
Jane J. Fisher
U. S. Sear
rShériff
Nan J. Starbuck
Tom
Phirds Reet
Lin Ace West
Walnut Street
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