Publ'shel daily edition by MCENNATI Star Publishing
Fragmentary line appears to indicate daily publication except Sundays by MCENNATI Star Publishing Company with unclear remaining details about location or date.
05 Mar 1873
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1873
Page
1
Fragmentary line appears to indicate daily publication except Sundays by MCENNATI Star Publishing Company with unclear remaining details about location or date.
Reports from Paris describe a critical situation as French troops under the Duke of Chartres advance. Dispatches note mobilization across the capital with authority citing ministers and a looming threat to public order.
The pageant drew crowds as diplomats and ministers from France Austria Japan and Britain attended the formal ceremony in Washington. Supreme Court members entered the Senate Chamber, followed by House members and leadership.
Fragmentary text shows an opinion that charges against Police Officer Paulus by L. J. Blakely are not sustained. The surrounding notes reference sewer improvements and commissions but are garbled and incomplete.
The article details the oath of office and the joint ceremonies for the Senate’s new term. It notes the President administers the oath, the Capitol procession, and a large fireworks display. It also covers the adjournment, late sessions, and remarks by Senators about the proceedings and practice.
The piece reports on a public address and nearby commentary regarding the President's stance on policy and nongovernment action. It notes readers may seek a broader sense of direction beyond stated positions, with references to a forthcoming public notice and related commentary.
Fragmented report details a judge recalling testimonies in a divorce case. Statements reference adultery accusations, a complainant named Annie Snyder and husband Matthew Snyder, and a plaintiff seeking a decree. Witnesses include George H. and a pastor from St. Kuhr parish, with financial disputes and custody considerations noted.
A fragmented OCR note observes Bertha and performers at the Ambition Opera House this week. It praises the cast led by Tom Thin dead and notes the promising acting and singing, calling the ensemble the best offerings of the kind seen here.
A trial transcript shows a passenger recounting a past journey on the Leese Railroad. He describes buying tickets from an agent, reselling to Stephen Gano for sixteen dollars, and noting train rents and trips including Pittsburg routes.
Fragmented OCR mentions Newport election night events and local figures. It references Willem and Adem 8, with unclear roles. The text notes election outcomes and a reference to a bagel shop named Mods Bagels.
A fragmentary report from Cincinnati references festival events and a formal court matter. It mentions a young gentleman of the city appointed to a lever position and notes officials in the new Court-house with references to the city treasury and annual reports.
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