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Newspaper

The Star

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1873

Page

2

Evening Star readership growth and press commentary

The piece discusses the Evening Star's rising circulation by over 5,000 compared with competing papers, notes endorsement of compulsory education, and critiques financier Jay Cooke and his railway ventures amid Civil War era logistics and military post plans. It mentions Philadelphia as a focal point and references Congress actions and newspaper competition.

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City advertising bids and political corruption critique

The piece argues the city should award advertising to the Stan paper for its lower bid and strong circulation while condemning Congress corruption after the Civil War. It cites wage gaps, calls for justice, and criticizes salary increases and political misdeeds by lawmakers.

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Congressional pay raise sparks debate on equality and reform

In a May assembly of citizens, critics denounce rising federal pay while condemning laws seen as favoring the rich. The piece cites President Grant on social equality and urges laborer representation, warning against privilege in taxation, land, and banking laws.

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Petition and protests shape spring legislative week

A Springfield petition seeks repeal of a farm rail proposal amid protests. Affected farmers rally against the railroad plan and urge lawmakers to reconsider changes, as General Assembly activity and committee hearings unfold this week.

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Beggar Convicted in Police Court and Sentenced to Workhouse

A German boy named Heidemans was convicted of street begging in the Police Court and sentenced to one month in the Work-house. The scene included disruptions at the Jake Club House as other vagrants named Campbell and Somer Traub faced fines or confinement for various minor offenses amid a city scene of destitution.

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Mississippi Dental Association Meeting Report

The twenty-ninth annual Mississippi Dental Association gathering convened in the hotel dining rooms. President Rehevinkle led prayer, minutes were approved, and H. A. Smith read the executive report. Committees were formed to study practice improvement and professional standards.

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Revised State Judicial Structure Amended by Committee

A report from the Committee on waiétary outlines an amendment proposed by Judge Hoadly to vest the judiciary in the Supreme or District Courts and other bodies as the General Assembly may establish. The plan suggests abolishing the Probate Court and assigning common Pleas Bench work to a Common Pleas Judge. The document lists property transfers and town plots from Symmes, Avon, and neighboring areas, noting various parcels and owners.

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