Cincinnati Star Publishing Ad Rates 1818
The notice outlines advertisement rates for the Cincinnati Star and its weekly and daily editions. It lists pricing details by frequency and format, including per line and agate measures, and provides the publisher's address at the northeast corner of Fifth and Vine streets in Cincinnati Ohio.
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RSE
Resigh
DAIEY
Agate Mensem
Cincinnati Star Pubiishing Company
N. E. Corner
Fifth and Vins Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ohio Evening Star Every Day Leads State Circulation
The Daily Circulation of the Evening Star exceeds that of any other Afternoon Paper in Ohio by more than five thousand copies.
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Evening Star
Ohio
Lincoln and the new police law stir election fears
A Chicago newspaper column denounces a new police law and claims it will affect municipal elections. It accuses the Ohio legislature of pressuring lawmakers and attacks favoritism shown to President Grant’s son in military appointments as corrupt and unwise.
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Lincoln
West Point
Europe
Selection of a Police-Friendly Juror Cited
A fragment notes a juror must lack visible means of support and align with police evidence. It argues the ideal juror is connected to the police and the agent who presents suspects, ensuring credible testimony.
Civilized Barbarian on Prison Conditions in Columbus
The writer condemns Ohio’s Columbus State Prison with about a thousand inmates. He describes stone cells three and a half feet long with no ventilation, stacked in multiple tiers, creating stifling, inhumane confinement and questions the system’s humanity.
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Columbus
Police Reform Board Takes Over City Police Powers
A new Police Reform bill creates a Board of Police Commissioners with authority over the entire police force, shifting powers from the Mayor to the board. The body will include the Mayor and four district commissioners, effective within one week from Friday the 28th.
Disappointed Politomans and the Plunder by Money Power
A writer decries a surge of disappointed politicians and mass disillusionment. The piece argues that mistrust among workers hinders solidarity and that corporations, lawyers, and political leaders have captured national and state governments to seize wealth.
The Police Court Judge Nomination Debate
The article criticizes the fight over the Police Court judge at yesterday's convention. It warns that poor citizens suffer when the judge is allied with police and ward politicians, turning the bench into a semi-judicial police chief. Voters should evaluate candidate character and party backing.
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Prac
Fae Sue
Workingman’s Opinion Letter Calls for Unity and Improvement
Cincinnati editor sees merit in Workingman’s plea yet critiques his politics. The writer, a veteran laborer, urges workers to economize, quit excess, seek steady work, and form self-improvement societies open to Catholics and Protestants. He warns employers aim to keep wages low and presses immediate action.
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Cincinnati
Evening Star
Senate Passes Tax and Insurance Bills in Columbus Session
In Columbus on March 28 the Senate advanced bills on city governance funding mutual insurance directors, and capital requirements for mutuals. A privilege dispute over alleged payments to Senator Young prompted a Putnam committee inquiry. New measures included cruelty to animals acts and Dayton police jurisdiction extensions. The session adjourned after committee reports and bills.
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Columbus
Senate
Young
Cincinnati
Schiff
Young Rose
Cincinnati Enquirer
Youn
Robert Clarke
Miller & Okey
Coeee
Reed Nw
Robert Clerke
R. Young
Putnam Committee
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer
Beavis
Morris
Committee On Municipal Corporations
Oren
Cleveland Police Act
Dayton
Ferryboat Ella burned at Leavenworth harbor
Leavenworth reports the ferryboat Ella on Segepte 4 and Slab town routes burned to the water line. Machinery suffered severe damage but some salvage was possible. Loss estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Leavenworth
Ella
Slabtown
Destructive Fire at M. Eirich Furniture Works
A blaze at the M Eirich furniture factory on Preston street destroyed stock and finished pieces for the new Guty Hall and Liederkranz Hall. The total loss is estimated around 20000 dollars with insured coverage across several carriers including Ger many see Louisville and Royal.
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M. Eirich
Preston
Campton Street
Guty Hall
Liederkranz Hall
Germany
Louisville
Louisy le
Royal
Two
Queens
Columbus
Man Arrested in $10000 Jewelry Fraud Case in New York
J Bollander, about 36, arrested on suspicion of obtaining jewelry valued at about $10,000 from New York houses on false pretenses. A traveling salesman reported Bollander pretended to be a country dealer and bought goods, paying some on account before disappearing. Police found $1200 to $1300, gold pencils, and valuables on arrest.
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J. Bollander
Ow York
House of
Hirsh & Offenteimer
New York
Bollander
John Anderson
James Lewis
Lewis
Turn Him Out at Coroner’s Office Rivalry
Inquest held by Squire True into the death of Michael B. Smith a Knoxville Tennessee boatman aged about 21 who died at No 18 Erie Row Levee after a months illness. Jury finds death from chronic heart or lung disease.
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Squire True
Michael B. Smith
Knoxville
Tenn
Smith
Ludlow Grove
Shocking Abuse Case In Police Court
George Poellath, described as a brutal, aging villain, faced arraignment for abusing his family. He allegedly beat his wife severely causing insanity, with Judge Straub noting a note from Probate Judge Tilden. Poellath received thirty days in the Workhouse and a $50 fine plus costs.
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George Poellath
Straub
Tilden
Scene in Police Court Shows Son Striking Mother
In a Police Court scene Prosecutor Michael Brannon questions Mrs McCahey who identifies her son Mike. She recalls asking for no help with his baby and he hits her leaving blood. The judge condemns the act and sentences Mike to one month in the Workhouse at hard labor.
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Michael Brannon
Mike
R. Judge
Democratic County Executive Committee Report
Report on the Democratic County Executive Committee meeting shows Mr Rowland accepting the nomination and pledging effort for the ticket's election. Subcommittee notes indicate Mr Pugh is out of town and unlikely to engage, with party leaders pressing for action and awaiting further guidance.
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Democratic County Executive Committee
Rowland
Pugh
Thetree
Boss
The
Enquirer
Treasurers Aid Charged With Assault in Polls Court
Benjamin Myethe, a first trader, was brought before the Polls Court on a charge of cutting his brother with intent. Judge Straub ordered examination to determine sanity. The case follows an arrest after the incident and police report.
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Rence Ee
Benjamin Myethe
Straub
Brgbate
Renee Sane
Gourt
Marriage Licences Issued in Latest Report
The list records multiple marriage licences issued recently, naming couples such as John Williams and Mattie Danton, Christ Angert and Barbara Safford, Norval Spence and R. Allen Toberg, Eliza Stewart Free and Vale Deerhalse, Lou Mingers and Jennie Ruther, Ottilie Schnorfeif and H Vogtman, among others.
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John Williams
Mattie Danton
Christ. Angert
Barbara L. H. Safford
Alice Haoes
Mary Hickey
Marckennette Kuhs
Meons
Anna Engriser
Norval T. Spence
R. Allen
Toberg
Blatt
Lis Biehle Teeter An Si
Police Court Docket Before Judge Staub Summary
In Police Court before Judge Staub various cases proceed. Defendants face terms from days to months for vagrancy assault and battery petit larceny arson and other charges with fines costs and conditioning dispositions.
Meal Estate Transfers across Caumminsville and Anderson in 19th century list
Property transfers include Patrick McDonough to Alexander on Linn Street other parcels along Hoffner, Five-mile creek, and Miami river. Lot sizes noted few exact figures. multiple deeds among Clark Hawkins, Béll Péperkore, Doran Niemann, Foss Niemann, Lane Seminary, Conish to Johannes, Elmer to Copperme company. cemetery sale at Miamtown. leases and house lots in Hamilton County area. totals listed with prices or consideration where stated.
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Fatrick McDonough
Alexander
Linn St
Hoffner
Caumminsville
A. D. Clark
K. B. Hawkins
Five-mile Creek
Anderson Township
Les S.A. Béll
F.w.péperkore
Miami River
C. D
Lane Seminary
Rebal
Riant Iis
Columbia Township
Joseph Conish
Johnneisee
Spencer Township
Piret Ward
Mary P. Elmer
Cinginnest Conpereme Company
Garden Street
Bridge Street
Twenty-first Ward
O. M. Langdon
Edward
Carthage
BR. B. Zeidler
Harrison Avenue
J. Wolfmann
John Rittinghaus
Akee Randa Toed
Ohn Herzberger
Logan Street
Elder Street
Miamitown Cemetery
Mary Leichweis
H. Collins
Jacob Gooddel
Plum and
Commerce Streets
Hamilton County House
Melvina Freybarger
Park and Eastern Avenues
Hartwell
Afternoon Market Review Priced Through 1 PM March 29
Market wrap reports steady wheat and oats with quiet demand. Cotton and flour show firmer tone, prices unchanged, receipts moderate, city meat markets steady with mixed demand for various cuts.
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Risse Waterm
Pi Ibérat
Emily
Belk Meats
Dunham Hubbell Notice From West Governing Area
March 28 notice lists Dr Rawara Ri Dubus of West Govinuoe and Elia W Hubbell of Dayton Ohio. No cards on file. Dayton papers requested to copy.
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Dunham—Hubbell
Retarenacu Ania Ees Es
Rawara Ri Dubus
West Govinguoe
Jen Saas Elia W. Hubbell
Dayton
Ohio
Ond
Auctioneers Seek Agents Amid Listing Confusion
Fragmentary OCR text shows a note about agents and sales with unclear terms and stray phrases. No coherent event or names are readable to identify a proper local item.
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