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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1873
Page
3
Mr Lewie delivered verses inspired by an American theme during Thom’s last night, praising Liberty and the United States. He evoked Wales and Cymbria, extolling Columbia, star spangled banner, and the call to spread knowledge, liberty, and national pride across lands and prairies.
A refined young man rooms in a furnished hotel and woos Olive through daily papers. He offers a gold watch and money for charity, while Olive resists and vows to aid the poor with a hundred dollars. A coachman mentor approves testing the suitor’s motives and hints at hidden aims behind the courtship.
In Madrid, a 236 member Radical majority condemned the bill to suspend the assembly and convene a constituent Cortes. A new permanent committee is to be chosen, likely hostile to the Constituent Cortes, prompting fears of street clashes as Republicans demand dissolution. Gen Sickles conveyed U S Senate congratulations to Castelar on the republic.
The text complains about neglected farming gear and tools. It criticizes farmers who bring rusty plows to the shop and laments worn equipment left to deteriorate. It urges orderly gear and readiness for sharpening and repairs.
The annual meeting of Union Pacific stockholders was held today. Directors elected inspectors of election. A letter from James Brooks, Boston, was read stating he sold his shares to render himself ineligible as a director due to anticipated actions in the next Congress. The director election then proceeded.
William and John Nuttle pleaded before police this morning over alleged theft of 159 dollars worth of copper from Hauck and Windish. The case was continued for one week. Also noted were a cruelty to animals conviction, a divorce decree, and a church dispute described as martyrdom for Elder Shelton.
Officer Woodyard of the Hammond street precinct brought an unidentified man to Cincinnati Hospital at four this morning. He died about nine, after being treated for exposure. Coroner notified. Man appears Irish, sixty to seventy, toothless with stubble beard. Identity unknown to hospital staff.
A compilation praised across journals for clearly presenting the law on sales of stock and warranties in horses and cattle. It aids lawyers and nonprofessionals, including stable keepers, livery operators, and buyers, with thorough treatment and practical references.
An officer reports recovering ten brass sale weights stolen from Jason Evans & Co. Pork Packers at 21 23 East Ninth Street. The weights were found March 4 at South East corner of Broadway and Abigail Street. Aldemuhle paid 50 cents for two weights claiming ignorance. the court investigation follows with owners not offering a reward.
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