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Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
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Fifth and
Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Evening Star Leads Ohio Afternoon Paper 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
Cincinnati
Coton
Newport
Dayton
Ludlow
Kentucky
Lawrenceburgh
Aurora
Richmond
Brookville
New Trenton
Indsa
Hamilton
Lockland
Carthage
Piqua
Miamisburg
Middletown
Eaton
Germantown
Troy
Cleves
Valley Junction
Harrison
Elizabethtown
West Salem
Miamitown
Cheviot
Madisonville
Williamsburg
Glendale
Sidney
Urbana
Oxford
Hartwell
Dell
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
Loveland
Morrow
Circleville
Linwood
Wilmington
Mansfield
Galion
Delaware
Mechanicsburgh
Richwood
Tux Long Haired Fool May Seek Barbers After Fremont
A satirical notice describes a man who pledged not to cut his hair until Fremont became president and now contemplates shaving as Fremont advances in law and history to the penitentiary, seen as honorable as a White House path may soon be.
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Fremont
White House
The Idea of a Civil Constitution in a New Era
Frazer's resolution argues the Constitution should declare only fundamental government principles. The Convention should move government toward order, with laws of nature guiding legislators in defining those principles. No conflict exists between laws and principles when properly discerned.
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Frazer
The Spanish Republic Faces Civil War and Foreign Attention
The piece portrays Spain's new republic with Figueras Margall and Castelar as leaders facing Carlist opposition under Don Carlos. It notes civil war across the peninsula, anticipated international sympathy from France England and America, and a pivotal month end election amid foreign influence and internal reform.
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Republic of
Spain
Figueras
Margall
Castelar
Don Carlos
Republic
France
England
America
Porto Rico
Thiers
Friends of Free Government
Scamp
Farmers Clubs Rally in Illinois Denouncing Monopolies
About two hundred Farmers' Clubs are formed across Illinois with 800 to 1,200 townships organized. In Pontiac Livingston county on the 28th a meeting passed bold resolutions defending rights and opposing monopolies, pledging unity like the American Revolution and denouncing railway free passes as bribes.
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Illinois
Chicago
Pontiac
Livingston County
Oregon
Newport Water Works Costs Spark City Council Review
The article reports on the Newport water works department expenses, noting high salaries for chief engineer T. R. Scowden and several assistants, with calls to reorganize staff to reduce costs or expand the force to finish the project. A City Council message urges prompt inquiry into the engineering staff and budget.
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Newpost
Ee Newpo
California
Theocracy of
Campbell
Alexandria
Eos
State Coalition
Frankfort
en _s
T. R. Scowden
L. R. Scowden
William Gribins
John Surran
George Hornung
Lee
Burglary, lunacy ruling, and government site dispute in Covington
Covington reports a burglary at Col M M Benton’s Gar rard street residence with three overcoats and silver spoons stolen. Mrs Fannie J White is declared lunatic by a Circuit Court jury and to be sent to Lexington Asylum. Residents await Judge O Hara’s railroad case decision as Southgate heirs sue Kentucky Central. A man named Robert Morris is arrested for petty larceny. Police and council notes include a criminal exam, a mayoral hearing over an east side government site, and a push to relocate to a central district between Fifth and Ninth streets.
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M. M. Benton
Garrard Street
Fannie J. White
Lexington
Southgate
Kentucky Central Railroad
Kentucky Central Railroad, Has Been Concluded. the Decision of Judge O'Hara
Mr. Blackburn
Ohio River
Greenup Street
Robert Morris
Morris Mooney
Mohlen
Gwydir
Bracker
Allen
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Covington
Scott and
Third Streets
City of
Con
the Treasury
Fifth Street
Ninth Street
Russell Street
Scott Street
Ohio
Aquila J. Wheeler
John Burgoyne
R. C. Phillips
W. P. Stratton
Storer
Nat. Wright
F. Wright
Council Chamber
Marietta
Carlists win near Vich threaten Berga in Catalonia
Maprio reports a 1200 strong government force escorting supplies to Catalonia was defeated near Vich by Carlists, forcing a retreat with heavy losses. The clash is seen as the key engagement since the insurrection began and may open Carlist control of Berga. Cadiz bans religious instruction. Malaga houses searched. Berga besieged. Barcelona notes rising unrest and mass conscription failures.
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Maprio
Catalonia
Vich
Berga
Malaga
Cadiz
Barcelona
Diario
Contreras
Tarragona
Diario of
Preparations for Decoration Day in Chicago
Preparations for Decoration Day underway with Grand Army of the Republic posts organizing decoratin g of soldiers graves. Committees of ladies and gentlemen appointed in the Common Council Chamber to arrange the annual observance. The Farmers Talkin g Business report rising railroad ex tortion resist trend with many societies forming across Illinois. lake Michigan largely icebound near Chicago with a 40 mile offshore opening noted by the propeller Charles Reese.
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Peprennais Vee
Grand Army of the Republic
Oyly
Hater
Charles Reese
Chicago
Grand Haven
Lake Michigan
Four boys' eating in river found by private watchman
A private watchman found four boys eating in the river near Broadway. The articles are at Hammond Street Station awaiting an owner. Also notes on dismissed cases and a stabbing update along with other city police items and a pioneer gathering.
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Coats
Thie Merning
Broadway
Hammond-street
Police Court Dockets Highlight Drunks and Disorderlies
Dockets show Kate OConnor James Shuttlaw and Mary Finke dismissed Thos McDermott continued one month Owen Devine fined $3 and costs Whalen and Gleason continued until the 8th Alkinds of offenses listed incl assault battery vagrancy exposing person forgery and related penalties with several cases continued or dismissed.
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Kate O’connor
James Shuttlaw
Mary Finke
Thos. McDermott
Owen Devine
Jas.Whalen
Tim Gleason
John Smith
Robert Howard
Mary Mack
Jas
Cunningham
Richard Kelly
Ann Walker
Ray McCabe
Henry Varwig
John Sheridan
Thomas Mrmott
Thomas
John Jones
Han Cleve
Carroll
Gustaver
Eer
Cartoon Critique Sparks Debate Over Hog Slaughter Imagery
The piece discusses Far ny's cartoons titled Nog Slaughtering Process and V Shakeettan, perceived as scrutinizing pork production. Critics praise truthfulness but fault a lack of representation for Si Teck, amid attention to hotel and market imagery.
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Parny
Farny
Real estate transfers and leases list for Andersen and nearby townships
A long list of property transactions includes J H Dahme to E H Duhme on Main Street, Teta Murphy and A Ruskito five year lease at Vine and other streets, Levi Meyers to Hen hne lease of a location on Eastern Avenue, and multiple other parcels. Notable entries include Joseph Foster to J W Mathers for 10 years near Montgomery road, J Murphy and A Ruskito lease, and H B Wacher to Louis Cordee covering 84 38-100 acres in Columbia Township plus 22 acres in the same township. Other transfers encompass Walker Mill Road properties, Andrew Harls to George Zeltmner, Timothy Kirby to Nancy M, and William Huches to E T. C. leasehold on Sycamore Street.
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James Burgin
M. V. Dry Run
Andersen Township
J. H. Dahme
E. H. Duhme
Levi Meyers
Estern Avenue
Rand Findlay
Joseph Foster
E.T. C
Sycamore Street
Mulberry
Walnut
É' Andrew Harls
George Zeltmner
Walker Mill Road
Harrison Avenue
Timothy Kirby
Nancy M
Lapemanet
Blue Rock
Hanfield
Cumminse
H. B. Wacher
Louis Cordee
Columbia Township
Joseph Hopple
Philip and
Elizabeh Nuber
Hamilton Road
Township Street
Illiam Joergens
Henry Custer
Muddy -Creek
Green Township
M. P. Seibel
Ison Street
Plum
Afternoon Market Report Shows Dull Trading Across Commodities
The report notes a dull, largely unchanged market through the afternoon with steady prices for red potatoes and No 2 oats, firm whiskies and hog exports in New York. It lists various commodity levels including wheat, barley, corn, flour, and lard, and records ongoing buying interest for April deliveries and forward sales into August.
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Ia Bern
Ordin
Apriacon
Oso
City
New York
Connors
Milwaukee
California
Riourgulen Alet
Asia
Rio
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