Evening Star Ad Rates in Cincinnati Publication
The fragment lists advertising rates for the Daily Star and Weekly Cincinnati Star, with publication details and corner office address at Fifth and Vine streets in Cincinnati Ohio. It notes rates per line for general or display ads and measurements for ad space.
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Daily Star
Freelemo
Cincinnati Star Pub- IG Company
N. B
Fifth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Evening Star Leads Ohio Papers in Circulation
The Daily Circulation of the Evening Star exceeds that of every other Afternoon Paper in Ohio by more than five thousand readers.
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Evening Star
Ohio
Political Squabble Over Back Pay and Nomination Controversy
The piece attacks back-pay issues and a disputed convention, naming Hon W P Linacux and Garfield. It notes tax critics anger over school questions and accuses Garfield of responsibility for the alleged theft. It predicts Garfield’s two-year tenure then potential decline and future career in the pulpit.
Sherman and Ohio offices clash over appointments
A reader letter questions John Sherman influence on Ohio offices and confirms public sentiment against selling the City Infirmary. It details farm sizes, inmate capacity, and planned new county buildings to house about 700 inmates at a projected cost over half a million dollars. It argues for unified governance and criticizes contractors profits.
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Enquirer
Millcreek
City Infirmary
City Farm
Vnsii
Amilto County
El Paso Railway Frauds and Erie Bribery Allegations
A report on testimony in the French case against the El Paso railway accuses Fremont of swindling French citizens for millions. It details bribery cases in the Erie Railway management shift involving Jay Gould allies and several directors, with figures paid to resign and secure favorable contracts.
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Andy Johnson
el Paso Railway
Fremont
Baron Boi‘Jeau
Erie Railway
New York
Youchere
Sickles
Sickels
Lowe
Henry Thompson
N. B. Simmons
H. P. Archer
Hilton
Otis
J. D. White
Jay Gould
O’doherty
McHenry
General Bickels
Europe
General Grant
Albany
Washington
Treasury Department
General Sharp
Erie Company
Treasury
Boutwell
Fremont Sentenced in Paris for Contumelious Offense
General Fremont faces five years in a French bastille after a Paris court punishment for an act described as contumacious. The ruling marks a harsh diplomatic note as the defendant must serve the term in France.
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Fremont
Paris
Legislation Moves On Several Cincinnati Municipal Measures
The Senate passed multiple bills including a 600 to 300 inhabitant threshold for village incorporation and a measure to regulate trusteeships for creditors. Amendments to Young and Boesel measures were considered, with actions on hospital and timber cultivation bills and a call to form a five member law revision commission to codify state laws. One commissioner would be free of railroad and corporate pecuniary interests.
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Mr. Howard
Boesel
Young
Senate
House
Cincinnati
Murphy
Middletown
Mr. Ellis
Muskingum
H.J.R
Scott
Athens Lunatic Antium
Smith
Tuscarawas
Freight Train Off Track Near Oshkosh Station
A Chicago & North Western freight train was derailed by a misplaced rail one mile from Oshkosh Station yesterday. Nine cars were wrecked, with one or two men lightly injured. The track was torn for four to six rods and all trains delayed a day.
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Cxuscaco
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Oshkosh Station
Train derails near Galena with minor delays
The Chicago & Iowa line train bound for Sioux City ran off the track at a switch in Galena during nighttime operations. The engine narrowly avoided the river as the G and W E R track prevented a worse outcome. Five to six trains were delayed while passengers and baggage were transferred. No injuries reported.
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Galena
Chicago & Iowa Road
Sioux City
Chicago
I. C
Continued cases and city notes from the morning docket
Madam Belt's case was continued until Saturday. Gustave Miller's trial for assault with intent to kill set for Monday by Judge Straub. A pickpocket stole $30 at the S and C depot with no arrest yet. Colonel Gilbert to return to duty after fever. Timothy Cronan shipwreck joke ends with ten days on road. Emanuel Heses funeral attended by Hebrew societies. Lodger robbed of $1 in Ninth street Station-house. John Chase convicted and sent to Workhouse. Boarder C Munch robbed of a $50 watch. fellow-boarder case continued.
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Boor Grieses
Gustave Miller
Straub
A. W. Gilbert
Timothy Cronan
Cronan
Emanuel Heses
Independent Order of B’nai B’rith
John Chase
Adame
Thira Street
C. Munch
Izzy
Humphreys
ALL Druggiata
Kentucky Legislature Actions and Committee Dance of Bills
The House advanced a lien proposal for breeding farms and training stables, with Senate amendments and receded changes to cover Scott, Woodford, and Barren counties. A county bond registration bill was printed, a Lexington Building and Accumulating Fund charter amendment passed, and a Senate resolution on Centennial events adopted. A public notice on training stables failed to pass after debate. The President will hold office hours on non-session days. Rep W P Sprague seeks back pay or Treasury allocation for taxpayers.
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Senate
House
Scott
Woodford
Barren
Compromise at Liberal Republican Convention Chooses Marchant Judge
The Liberal Republican and Democratic factions in Cincinnati reach a compromise after a dispute over Police Court Judge nominees. Johnson withdraws with Marchant, the convention votes Marchant 113 to 37, and Marchant is made the unanimous nominee. A later platform event features Joseph and General Banning addressing the gathering before adjournment.
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Messrs. L. Kramer
J. Smith
John Mivhly
Democratic City Executive Committee
Johnson
Marchant
Moses F. Wilson
Pepeninen
Cincinnati
N. Marchant
A. Johnson
Merrill
Wilson
J. B. Wright
Ang Es
Wright
Manly
White
Jenneon
Messie
Kramer
Edwards
G. W. G. Johnston
Joseph
General Banning
Jobston
Lause
Liberal City Executive Committee Organizes for Campaign
The Liberal Republican City Executive Committee met this afternoon and elected officers including W. Merrill and R. C. Enright with E. Craven Jos White Col T R Roberts John Martin and Jacob Knapp named to a campaign conference committee. The chairman will appoint five member committees on Finance Colonies and Printing and report tomorrow night.
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Eterisk
W. Merrill
Kent
R. C. Enright
E. Craven
Jos, White
Col.t. KR. Roberts
John Martin
Jacob Knapp
Liberal Republican delegates chosen at county committee
At a Liberal Republican County Executive Committee meeting in College Hall after the city convention the nomination of two delegates to the Constitutional Convention was decided. Names named included Lilienthal Olden Mack Wise Kittredge and Thew Wright with Olden and Wright ultimately nominated. A five member Conference Committee was appointed to coordinate with the Democratic Committee for campaign plans. The session adjourned.
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College Hall
Dr. Lilienthal
J. G. Olden
Henry Mack
I. M. Wise
E. W. Kittredge
D. Thew Wright
Lilienthal
J.G. Olden
Police Court Dockets Note Multiple Offenses
In police court records John Williams pays $3 and costs for a fine. Timothy Cronan serves ten days. Hannah Crail is dismissed. W. W. Brown serves three months. Henry Niemeyer assaults and battery. continued one week. Henry Engelken and Henry Snider assault and battery dismissed. Frederick Fink faces grand larceny. held to answer. John Weaver petit larceny dismissed. John Chase grand larceny 1 month and costs. James Parris and Henry Huss ge larceny dismissed. Cornelius Sullivan obstructing street dismissed. J. J. Lombard petit larceny continued until Tuesday. John Kirtwan petit larceny continued to the 11th. warrants vacated, dismissed. Sallie Belt keeping ill fame case continued until Saturday week. Lotta Smith vagrancy continued until Saturday week. Gustave Miller assault with intent to kill continued until Monday.
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John Williams
Timothy Cronan
Hannah Crail
W. W. Brown
Henry Niemeyer
Henry Engelken
Henry Snider
Frederick Fink
Ohn Weaver
John Chase
James Parris
Henry Huss
Cornelius Sulivan
J. J. Lombard
John Kirtwan
Sallie Belt
Lotta Smith
Gustave Miller
Real Estate Transfers and Lot Purchases in Various Towns
Transfers show multiple parcels exchanged for sums from $1 to $3,000. Properties include lots on Woodward street Fourth street and McHenry street plus a half-lot in Schuster Wilson addition and a section 81 tract. Names include Wm Procter G H Pendleton Lennemann Schmelzer Hackey Johnston Porter Cox Dirr McCullough McKinney Kallmeyer Cramer McLean Sampson Carter Pugh and others with volumes in Camp Dennison Cumminsville and Millcreek township.
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Wm. Procter
G. H. Pendleton
G. H. Lennemann
Woodward Street
Pendleton Street
Spring Grove Cemetery
John Schmelzer
Jacob G
J. T Wilson
R. T. Coverdale
Schuster & Wilson
Oakle Wesleyan Cemetery
Robert Hackey
Jas
J. K. McGullowsn
Harriet B. Johnston
Fourth Street
Garrard Street
Calfornia
A. P. Johnston
Alexander Porter
Third Street
M. H. Miller
Toa Joseph Cox
Curtis Street
Emper Lane
R. J. Stoan
J. H. Shrader
William Street
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Cumminsville
Mary A. Dirr
McHenry Street
Elmore Street
C. A. P. Johnston
Mary P. McCullough
J.M. Hayes
Elizabeth P. McKinney
Camp Dennison
W. A.sampson
C.S. Carter
Dodsworth
Millcreek
Jane Pugh
Ellen DeHan
Stone Street
Fifth Street
Hamilton County notices and court actions from 1873
The document records multiple Hamilton County Ohio legal items including administrator appointments in estate cases, a divorce petition filed by Clemintene Kattmeyer against Christian F. Kattmeyer, a master commissioner sale of two lots in Clifton Farm subdivision with defined front-foot prices, and related attachments and court orders dated March 1873 to April 1876.
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Walk of
Manton
Ees County Common Pleas
Clemintene Kattmeyer
Pisinus
Christian F. Kattmeyer
Fendant
Court of Common Pleas
Falda
Irene
Seres Cincinnat
Marc’ Clemintene Kattmeyer
A. Ad. Jessup
N. W. Cor. Main
Tate
Ohio
Hamilton County
City of
Cincinnati
Tuesay
Clifton
Randall H. Rickey
Lafayette Bank
Isaac Bates
Millcreek
Bates
Pike
Cincinnati and
Spring Grove Avenue
Colerain Turnpike
Recorder’s Office
John A. Dugan
G. Brashears Et
Afternoon Market Report From Tapert and Exporters
The report shows weak prices across grains with flour market dull and wheat and corn trading mainly in small lots. Cotton remains firmer with 1001 bales traded and futures activity noted. oats and barley show slow but steady movement while arrivals at Brighton reflect planned shipments.
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Aleson
Orange
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W. P. Linacux
McConnells v
United States Treasury
Tax Gazette
Garfield
John Sherman
Hayes
John
Sherman
Columbus
Iluli
Madam Belt
Vagrant
Rob Vagrant
Inentucky
Frankfort
Congress
W.P. Sprague
Liberal
Republican County Executive Committee
Judge Straub
Fox & Bran
William Baxter
True
J. P
D. W. Strickland
W. Strickland
Superior and Common Pleas Courts
Esplanade
Amt
Walnas
Cincinnatiwet
Afteernoon Market Report
Feipay
Brighton
Humphrey
Stegie
Morocco
Athic Medicine Co
F. E. Sufre & Its
Hill Oe VY Sjohn D. Park
Ont A. & and
Th. A
Jane
Josaph
Rush
Uy Bae
Maggiel
Mageren
Tron
Jacob
Jackson's
Iron Works
2Nd Avenue
Hardy
Geerck Street
Ebro
Maggies
United States
Jos. Haydock
Wits Susie
Masonville
Lonsdale
A. J. Clark
Procter & Gamble’s
B. Cavagna OP
J. RB. Peebles’ Son
Mound
Hugh Keowr
Vine
oThree
M. H. Weiler
P. Tracy
H. Frank
L. Koch
A. Hess
Thos
Shay
Central Avenue
Barr Street
John B. Imwall
Om ‘and Butler
John Mulvermill
H. L. Curtis
West Court
B. J. Ricking
N. E. Cor
John Taylor
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