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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1873
Page
2
Public notice from the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company showing advertising rates for daily or weekly services. The announcement requests parties to arrange regular adverts and specifies pricing per line and column measurements for general or display ads.
The Daily Circulation boast and political chatter sweep the region as office seekers throng the streets. Reports detail investigations tied to a $90,000 election expense and varied voting patterns among Congress members from several states, including stark notes on self-serving pay votes.
The piece denounces Democrat J Dodds for supporting a $7,500 three month salary for a city solicitor and reports House votes on salary amendments. It criticizes the rejection of a salary cap and highlights back pay and political maneuvering surrounding the solicitor's position.
Opinion piece argues money power controls railroads banks manufacturers and monopolies. It claims officeholders face conflicts of interest and calls for a broad people’s organization and nonaligned leaders to challenge entrenched interests.
The City of Cincinnati still holds Hamilton County Sheriff in possession as no levies were made. Dr Doherty lies gravely ill at 53 Se 4 Street with physicians giving little hope. Ex-detectives C Orr and George Carr appeared, bail set at 1000 dollars each, Carr remaining in custody. A St Louis paper mocks Cincinnati’s unfinished Dayton Short Line news in Deercreek. Incorporation filings include mills company with 100000 capital and Atlantic Building Association No 2 with 300000 capital. list of corporators provided.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias of Ohio will hold a state meeting in Dayton with all lodges expected to send reps. A uniformed knight procession through the city streets is planned, with over 1,000 Knights anticipated. A flag custody drill follows, then a banquet and ball at the Moon Lodge.
United States court case on trial as plaintiffs seek to force bankruptcy.案件 United States v Fairbreak Grumman and Henry Gerke bound over $500 each to grand jury. A Wy Andre, cigar maker of West Alexandria, examined for revenue law violations and bound over $500.
The city issued permits for multiple structures today and yesterday afternoon. C D Fieburn plans a three story house at 611 Vine, Jacob Hust a one and a half story frame at 8 Fountain, H Frank a one story cooper shop on Fox near Mulberry Evans alley, John Maegley a one story brick on Star between Hamilton and Dunlap, Theodore Schumacher several buildings including a two and a half story brick dwelling on Harrison between Broadway Culvert, a two story brick factory at Clark Harriet, two one story dwellings and a one story brick slaughter house at Park Davison, W C Stewart an addition to a three story stone front on Central between Court and Richmond, J Kippenbrook a two story brick on E T between Baum and Martin, Jac Kohne a two story brick near Hanover? and Brewer's edition, 8ani Seyfried a three story brick at Elm and Pearl, J H Overbeck a four and a half story brick on Pendleton and Woodward.
The record lists transfers including Koehler and wife to J H Nichans for 25 feet on Main Street near Cincinnati Avenue, Nolk to Sebastian Krug, and Schoetinger’s subdivision transfers to Louisa Ka, with various grantor and lessee notes and a modest combined value cited.
The faded OCR reports wheat trading activity with scattered figures and terms. It mentions selling at Pitas Market and includes prices such as 8 and 8c with references to April and June deliveries and buyer activity at a local market.
Market report notes mixed commodity prices with grains steady to firmer and receipts totaling 6,774. Mentions prices for wheat, corn, oats, and flour with references to specific figures and transport markets. Indicates a general tone of cautious activity in the exchange.
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