Cincinnati Star Advertising Rates Notice
An old classified notice from the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company outlines daily and weekly line subscriptions and advertising rates. It specifies order submission methods, writer address requirements, and display rate per inch for notices issued from the corner Fifth and Vine streets location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eithier
Ogee
Iren
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Public debate over Caldwell Logan and Patterson defense
The Evening Star notes its circulation lead in Ohio and mentions Senator Logan's defense of Caldwell while Patterson pushes to publish his 450 page defense in the Congressional Globe. It criticizes Patterson as impudent and indiscreet and hints at further accusations of corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Caldwell
Patterson
Senate
Globe
Public Press
Pat
J. W. Patr Turson
New Hampshire
Congressional
Mobilier
J. W. Patterson
Hatfield declares sewing machine monopoly a theft against workers
The Rev. Dr. Hatfield argues that patent driven sewing machine monopolies rob laborers by inflating prices and urges organized unions at ward, city, township, and county levels to empower the working class. He warns against opportunistic leaders who seize movements for partisan gain.
Questionable fees in Cincinnati rail line dispute prompt reform debate
A reader questions whether the Cincinnati Boothers railroad case shows an immense initiation fee and $10 000 yearly pay for no result. The comment urges reform, suggesting lawyers influence Senate outcomes and rail bridge projects tied to legal profits.
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Cincinnati Boothers Railroad
Senate
Apathy of the Classes. Working Cincinnati Letter
In a March 1873 Working Cincinnati pamphlet the author decries worker apathy and boss rule. He argues lawyers drain fortunes, laborers lack self-government, and calls for workers to assert strength at elections, noting employers’ contempt and rewards for campaign service.
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Cincinnati
Inter
Senate Expels Patterson Debate Over Clayton Case Concludes
The Senate passed Morton's unanimous resolution to congratulate Spain on Porto Rico bill passage. Clayton's case resumed with reports on Missouri memorials. Debates over Patterson's conduct and a later resolution to communicate the Porto Rico abolition to Spain followed before a final vote.
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Washington
Senate
Morton
Ind
Spain
Clayton
Missouri
Bogg
Anthony
Patterson
Credit Mobilier
Mr. Norwood
Mr. Clayton
Norwood
Select Committee On
Janes W. Patterson
Journal of the
Congression Record
Select Committee
Powell Clayton
Yeas
J. . Patterson
Boreman
J. Patterson
United States
Porto Rico
Summit County petition seeks 40-foot county road width
Citizens petition for a law reducing road width to 40 feet in Summit County. Mr. Neff proposes amendments to divorce laws allowing alimony actions by non residents.
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Summit County
Neff
Kentucky Senate Adjourns After Brief Session
In Frankfort on March 25 the Senate considered a joint resolution by Mr. Barlow to adjourn on April 14 after one day and lie over. The House acted only on the statute revision and did not transact other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
Senate
John J.eek
Kenton County
Colored legislators condemn President over surveyor removal
In New Orleans on March 2%, colored legislators held a meeting denouncing the President for removing Ingna Rowe from the office of Surveyor of the Port. The Kellogg government faces little resistance in collecting city taxes, with opposition mainly in country parishes.
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Occasu
New Orleans
Ingna Rowe
Kellogg
Abandoned woman dies. arrest in abortion case
In St Louis an unnamed woman stored as Kittie Wells died early yesterday amid suspicious circumstances leading to the arrest of Charlesgane who allegedly sought abortion. A post mortem will be held this afternoon as further developments are awaited. A severe snow storm blanketed the area with six inches on the ground. Streetcars run irregularly while trains remain on schedule. The St Louis bridge work advances and four limbered cannons were ordered from Jefferson Barracks to Little Rock, Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Kittie Wells
Chas. Aene
ST. Louis Bridge
United States
Jefferson Barracks
Little Rock
Arkansas
Cincinnati Republican Convention Adopts Nominations
The Cincinnati convention confirms candidates for mayor city solicitor treasurer judge of police court and other posts. Warrington wins mayoral vote by acclamation while Carter Campbell and Moerlein receive nominations after ballots. Zeilinski Moerlein Cormany and Millner named for city offices. convention adjourns after final nominations.
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Davis
Aioe
Cincinnati
Mesers
Jno
W. Warrington
Drausin Wulsin
Warrington
Wulsin
Joe Moore
Superior Court
M. H. Tilden
J. W. Warrington
Robert Moore
John W. Carter
Offshoot of Russell Case Rumor In Railroad Circles
Rumor claims J. D. Ellison of Pan Handle railroad to be spared in a few days by F. L. Skinner, with benefits not favoring Ellison. In a separate matter, the jury in the Frank Wessell and John O Neil grand larceny case failed to agree and were discharged. O Neil was convicted earlier. The Great Eastern Circus was attached by the Sheriff for $2,000 claimed by Bailey. conductors posted bonds totaling $4,000 and the show was removed. A fire at the smoke house of Geo F. Davis Co. Park House, Broadway and Court, started by dripping embers. $1,000 loss estimated, insured. alarm from box 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Ellison
Pan Handle Railroad Company
F. L. Skinner
Mr. Ellisson
Frank Wessell
John O’neil
O'Neil
Great Eastern
Great Eastern Circus
Bailey
Geo. F. Davis & Co
Broadway
Court Street
Republican City Executive Committee Organized in Greenwood Hall
After the adjournment of the Republican Convention the new City Executive Committee organized with President C. F. Hornberger, Secretary Geo. B. Wright, and Treasurer Victor Burnham. They adjourned to meet again tomorrow night at the old Race-street engine-house.
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New City
Greenwood Hall
C. F. Hornberger
Geo. B. Wright
Victor Burnham
Race-street
Ward Twenty Fifth Republican nominations announced
The Republicans of the new Twenty fifth Ward Cummineville named officers last night Alderman Gabriel Dirr Council J C Brookman long term W E Brown short term School Trustees Herman Heinlein long term Armand DeSerrisey short term Constable Frank Schneider
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Cummineville
Gabriel Dirr
J. C. Brookman
W. E. Brown
Herman Heinlein
Armand DeSerrisey
Frank Schneider
Ohio Valley railroad offer to build Cincinnati line
The last day of grace for Cincinnati’s fifty miles of Chesapeake and Ohio railroad passes with one proposal from A. J. Warner president of the Ohio Valley railroad semen. He offers to build at 25 000 per mile totaling 1 129 000 and to connect with other proposed lines. If nearby roads are leased or sold to Ohio Valley Railroad County the project would form a continuous line. Mayor Davis delays action awaiting developments.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati
A. J. Warner
Ohio Valley Railroad
Warker
Symmes Creek
Lawrence County
Davis
Police Court Drunks and Disorderlies Receives Dispositions
A court list shows multiple defendants with fines and periods of confinement. Dismissals, continued terms, and workhouse sentencings cover cases for drunkenness assault and battery larceny and nuisance among others.
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Mikeart
John McDonald
David Lonk
Matthew Maher
Mary Sharp
Martin May
Mary Riley
Michael Lynch
Owen Riley
John Waters
Michael Donohue
Mathew Maher
John Kopp
Anna Tasher
Francie Pee
Henry J. Cross
J. H. Bogel
Ed. Walker
Jacob Fisher
Charles Roff
George Loth
Ed. French
Martin Duffy
Wm. Wiemeyer
J. H. Long
Mike Lanthy
JohncDonald
Afternoon Market Report March 26 With Dull Prices Across Commodities
Market notes a dull session with little price movement. Wheat No 2 red held at 168 and No 1 at 170, corn and barley quiet, cotton steady, whisky active at 8 cents per gallon, and bulk meats firm. Purchases included various flour and family flour lots with prices ranging from 710 to 775. An employment ad seeks a middle aged woman to care for an old lady at 246 Plum Street.
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Cncore
Ordin
Leice
Orleans
Bris Cattlehead
Erie
Transfers of city plots through various deeds and payments
A dirt-flecked ledger lists transfers including Fitzgerald’s subdivision to Norwood for 620 dollars, multiple lots on Main avenue and Baman avenue, and parcels in Millcreek and Spencer townships. Names include Jacob Bisas, A O Kaplan, Mrs M A Ulta, and J Kilgour trustee with prices from 300 to 20 000 dollars.
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Spring Grove Cemetery
M. A. Ulta
Volker and
Wile
Johan Bepomeier
Harriet Street
C. RB. Bachelor
N. Longworth
Mill Creek
J. D. Roberts
Frederica A. Roberts
Pike and Arket Streets
Reading
N. W. Bishop
Margaret Branchley
Loveland
Elizabeth W. Boyle
Henry Lewis
Pear Street
Elm Street
Michael Burke
Monery Road
Concord Street
Second Ward
Thos. Plant
Wm. Hughes
Sycamore Street
Mulberry Street
Walnut Mills
W.F. Hart
Elizabeth A.shumard
Dodsworth
Millcreek
Spring Grove
J. King
A. B. Shumard
Geo. Barger
John Kilgour
Spencer Township
First Ward
John Hill
Cams
August Nichter
Mary EB. Ott
Schuster Avenue
Walburg Street
Madison Hill
James Stewart
Frederick Heidenreich
Sycamore
Worsey Streets
Margaretha Brann
Casper Litmer
Webster Street
Broadway
J. Rickey
J. R. Bormschlegell
J. A. Lentz
Main
Richmond Streets
Ptrick Hussain
Mary Burns
McCullough
Turnpike
Little Miami
Columbia
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the Evening Star
Ceverrie
Sranca
Covington
Jy. Ky
Eters
Hatfield
Legislature
Columbus
Meusse
Kentucky
St.louis
West Pier
Police Court
L. H. Pummill
T. C. Campbell
T. A. Blinn
Pummill
Campbell
Blinn
Mr. Campbell
Mr. C
City Infirmary
Chas, Zeilinski
John T. Ritter
T. K. Middleton
Zeilinski
Burnham
Ritter
Middleton
Frazer
Mr. Zeilinski
Water-Works
Chris. Moerlein
C. T. Dumont
Moerlein
Friends of
Dumont
Sidney Millner
Justice OF the Peace
Geo. W. Cormany
E. P. Joseph
Moritz Pohlman
Cormany
Joseph
Pohlman
Thos. C. Campbell
Waterworks
Christ. Moerlein
Chas. Zeilinski
Wharf Manter
Sidney Milner
Geo.w. Cormany
Om Brand
Hi Apie
Republican City Executive Committee
Cumminsyville
Judge Straub
Bowrss
Trusday
Business Public
the Daily
Evening Star
Daily Evening Star
Over
Newport
Dayton
Ludlow
Lawrenceburgh
Aurora
Richmond
Brookville
New Trenton
Hamilton
Lockland
Carthage
Piqua
Miamisburg
Middletown
Eaton
Germantown
Troy
Oreyes
Valley Junction
Harrison
Elizabethtown
West Salem
Miamitown
Cheviot
Madisonville
Williamsburg
Glendale
Sidney
Urbana
Oxford
Hartwell
Delhi
Riverside
Xenia
Lebanon
Camp Dennison
Plainville
Goshen
Millford
New Richmond
Chillicothe
Hamden
Parkersburg
Portsmouth
Marietta
Springfield
Cardington
Caledonia
Crestline
Akron
Ashland
Sandusky
Kenton
Tiffin
Montgomery
Avondale
Coraddale
Lynchburg
Lexington
Madeira
Athens
Morrow
Circleville
Linwood
Wilmington
Mansfield
Galton
Delaware
Mechanicsburgh
Richwood
Indiana
W. Fourth Street
Race
Fifth St
Walnut
W&s
Sax
Fc. S.7
Haydrick
U. States
Janae Smei
Street
New York
Jane Let
Macerat
James Mot
Avenue D
New Youk
Dees Wickiney Berthstree
Maggiel
Jackson's Iron Works
J. Hardy
Goerek Bircet
Ubalier
Dr. M
Getern Mail
Cod
JOS. Haydock
Procter & Gamble’s
A. Colter & CO
H. Hun
J. B. CO
Fifth
John Dempsey
Plum
Henry Esckiene
J. R. Peeben
Weat
Sixth Street
Cincinnati Type Foundry Co
C. Wells
Vine Street
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