Daily Star Rates and Mailing Options in Cincinnati
Public notice lists advertising rates for the Daily Star and a mailing service in Cincinnati Ohio. It details home delivery options, daily or weekly editions, and pricing per square line with display ad rates. The notice is from the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company at Fifth and Vine streets.
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Daily Star
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Eien Cael Covinguen
Aren
G- Erice
Camrer
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Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
MN. E. Corner Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Death of Dr. William H. McGuffey in Virginia
Dr. William H. McGuffey died at Charlottesville Virginia on the 4th inst at age 73. The author of McGuffey's Readers rose from a poor farmer's boy in Pennsylvania to graduate at Washington College in 1825 and become professor of ancient languages at Miami University. He exemplified that industry, not wealth, leads to success.
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William H. McGuffey
Charlottesville
Washington College
Pennsylvania
Miami University
McGuffey
Only a Dime aims to elevate readers with science and morals
A Port Royal patron advocates expanding Weekly Star circulation with a higher class of light literature that blends drama and philosophy. He argues for stories that convey science and morals beyond mere entertainment, rejecting "Only a Dime" as dull trash while urging meaningful, humane content.
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Port Royal
Kentucky
Weekly
Star
Farmers Consider Secret Fraternal Alliance in Indiana
A May 6 1878 letter from J Conner urges organized self protection and seeks cooperation with any group. Indiana may see a secret Patrons of Husbandry order plus a proposed State Grange network led by John Weir and others to include mechanics and laborers. The writer proposes naming the movement The Patrons of Husbandry.
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Arcumonod
Ind
Star
Tian Oy
J. Conner
Indiana
John Weir
Terre Haute
A. Lansing
Valpraiso
O. Dinwiddie
Stewart
Orcharde
Lake County
J. G. Kingsbury
Capitol Grange
Fas Heene
State Grange
Este
Lawmaker Schedules for Rail Rates Angers Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune sides against exclusive court control of railway rates. It argues for a legislative schedule of reasonable rates based on a model railway with settled lands, noting abuses by western railways and land speculation. It calls for exceptions for sparsely settled areas and urges legal rate scales to curb monopolistic charges.
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Illinois
Chicago Tribune
Ted
the Tribune
Illinois Central
Boston
Chicago
Robert Rantoul
Congress
Farmers and the Rail Ways in Iowa Supreme Court Case
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld a $200 fine against the Chicago and Northwestern Railway for overcharging freight by $1.70. The case, begun in 1869, challenged railway managers’ obstinacy and alleged jury tampering in the lower court before a verdict was reached against the railroad.
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Iowa
Supreme Court of
Chicago & Northwestern
Ohio House Reconsiders Salary Steal Vote
The Ohio House on Monday reconsiders Saturday’s concurrence in the Conference Committee report on the Salary Steal. The Senate’s reasoning misled House members who had back pay and returned it, exposing political weakness and fear in the chamber.
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Ohio House
Conference Committee
Senate
House
Trains Snowbound in Kansas City Snowstorm
Fifteenth feet of snow in the Cats and Kansas City area as trains on the Kansas Pacific railroad arrive from Wallace after being snowbound since Tuesday. Passengers suffered from lack of food and fuel amid deep snow in cuts.
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Kansas City
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Wallace
Rhode Island strikers firm after Dyerville clash
In Providence on May 6 striking operatives led by Simon Morgan of the Ten Hour Union. John Pallet and John F. Bitleff of Fall River spoke as the group resolved to stay firm. A meeting with Olenyville Delaine Mille’s proprietors is planned. In Woonsocket on May 6 a strike meeting also resolved to remain firm with several speeches supporting the stance.
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Providence
Dyerville
Simon Morgan
John Pallet
John F. Bitleff
Fall River
Olneyville Delaine Mille
Woonsocket
Brutal Husbands Violence Reported in Winona
A May Saturday in Winona details Mr. W. Simpson whipping his wife with a rawhide about six o’clock, twenty lashes, while the couple had not lived together for over a year amid domestic trouble. The act sparks public outrage toward a wealthy citizen and a mother of six. Separately, a Pine County sawmill burned yesterday, owned by Pine Oyle Lumber Temper partners, with 2000 feet of lumber saved and losses estimated at 30,000 dollars, insured for 12,000.
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Winona
Palmyra
Pine
J. D. Luddenners Brley
Perry Gribben
Perron
Pine City
F. Foster
Minnelig
Inquest Opened After Floater Found in Ohio River Near Coal Landing
Coroner Maley summoned to hold an inquest into a man found floating in the Ohio River this morning near Jake Gardner's coal landing. Lieut. James of Third Street Station filed remarks, and Charles Sanford to Gates Wes was sentenced to three months in the Work House for stealing two books from the Cincinnati Library. William Remars, a German about 30, arrested at the Galt House for passing counterfeit bills in Louisville, to be held for Governor of Kentucky requisition.
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Maley
Ohio River
Jake Gardner
Charles Sanford
Gates
Wes
Cincinnati
William Remars
Galt House
Fortmnas
Sycamore Street
Louisville
Kentucky
Arrest of Arthur Duffey in Eggleston assault case
Officers Supe and McFarland of Lyca More street detain Arthur Duffey around 10 am charging him as part of the group involved in the severe assault on McCarty on Eggleston Avenue yesterday evening.
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Supe and
McFarland
Lyca
More
Tellon Ponte
Arthur Duffey
Saas
McCarty
Eggleston Avenue
Banquet Tonight For Messrs Cunningham Morrison
Friends of Messrs B F Cunningham and John Morrison host a banquet tonight at the St Nicholas. The event honors them as valued men and merchants and gives friends a chance to bid them farewell before they depart for rope.
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B. F. Cunningham
John Morrison
St. Nicholas
Waterworks Trustees Hint at System Change and Rent Cut
Trustees indicate the ek system soon to be adopted will shift burden to consumers as water rents are set to drop. Offices will see reduced costs and several changes aimed at benefiting citizens are planned, signaling a move in the right direction.
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al Rans
Police Appointments Across Cumminsville And Ward 25
Yesterday John Hamel was named Sargeant of the Cumminsville Police District. Charles Metz and James Leonard were appointed watchmen at Sixth Street Market-house and Court Street Market-house, with Cornelius Leen as paymaster. This morning His Honor appointed Michael Castello and Id Fels patrolmen in the Twenty fifth Ward, and James Mara as private watchman at the suspension bridge.
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John Hamel
Cumminsville
Charles Metz
James Leonard
Court-street
Musical Festival Appears Prominent Attracting Press Delegates
A flood of press representatives gather for the Musical Festival. Delegates include notable critics and editors from Milwau kee, Chicago, and surrounding states. The event showcases reviews and feature pieces from various journals and arts outlets.
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Sons of Fan
Root
Baron
Pion
Ness Chin Soot
Son
I Schiuteman
Hon Impressario
He Oaks
Eeview
Decane Na Prot
Milwaukee
Wiss
Staatsmanele
Chicago, Ill
Assault on Laborers On Avenueth Street
Yesterday morning seven laborers were attacked on Avenue th street in a brutal assault. The group gagged and knocked one man down, inflicting injuries as others restrained the party. Two suspects, Dawilag Tad and Kelley, were taken to the Mor e Street station where a ball was refused until McCarty’s wounds could be treated. They were brought before a magistrate, and the case continued until June 7 with a sum of $1,000 set for bail. Police officials praised the officers’ conduct amid the incident.
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Ee Oarty
Dawilag
Kelley
Sade Marchant
Samuel Lee Sentenced for Opium Addiction Case
Judge Marchant sentenced Samuel Lee to three months in the Workhouse for opium addiction. The article notes Lee’s past as a well known coeditor and his role in publishing Leigh Hunt and other writers under Messrs. Parker & Fields.
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Marchant
Samuel Lee
Lee
Coeetbater
Leigh Hunt
Messrsoer & Fields
Police Court Docket Before Judge Marchant
A police court session before Judge Marchant includes numerous cases: vagrancy sentences of up to three months, larceny convictions with various fines, assaults and batteries with costs, concealed weapons, and harboring lewd women. Several defendants receive orders to pay costs or face additional time. some cases are continued or dismissed on payment of costs.
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Samuel Wilkinson
John Bromley
Fere Johneon
Celia Edee Acer Carrol
Wm. Witteney
Herman Roope
Inituder
Pedis Larcen
Oe Cours
Samue
George Gates
Fanny Howe
Jenny Blake
Sassis
Lillie Smith
Frankie Eh
Lad Thohompson
Molly Robinson
Jenny Waren
Lizzie Monroe
Leah Lewin
Ceati
Bushkemp
Anit
Dshkamp
Petit Arceny
Meenry
Lena Kemp' Dowling Seault
Renee
Emil Macnee
Henry Miller
Charles Steldinger
Attic Denson
Sarah Brown
Kate "Tho Omaes
Kate i
Gyalew Chaueien
Same
Two Benton Landscapes On Display In Wiswell Window
Beautiful Pictures show two landscapes by Wight Benton in Wiswell’s window. Morning depicts a mount view with a town, a dawn haze lifting to sunlit greens, a mill pond foreground. Evening presents temple ruins, distant mountains, a serene lake, and refined chiaroscuro.
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Wight Benton
Wiswell
Law Court Debates Continuance and Real Estate Lien Question
Superior Court considers motion to dissolve injunction and whether 1865 judgment can be a lien on property. Judge Kilbreath and others discuss jurisdiction limits over subject matter and references Goodman v. Eat from 1878. Patrick McManus will probate Slack, Caroline Martin estate, guardianship for Benjam in, and assignments of creditors stock at Main Street and Central Avenue properties with $15 000 bond.
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Arent Ae
Warrington
Coor Alker
A. Ferguson
James B. Kilbreath
Ohio Life and Trust Insurance Company
Hamilton County
City of
Cincinnati
Jupple
Superior Cour Cincinnati
Superior
Goodman
Eat
Superior Cout
Supreme Court
Patrick McManus
Slack
Caroline Martin
Property transfers and leases in Mt Harrison and adjacent wards
A jumble of 19th century property deeds and leases lists transfers to multiple individuals and firms. Details include lot numbers, street positions, block notes, and approximate dimensions, with several properties exchanged or leased for varied terms across Mt Harrison, Cumminsville, and Lockland areas.
TurRspar Market Report From Bend on May Prices
Market notes show varying prices for commodities and goods with dull demand. Wheat and rye futures sit steady. pork, bacon, and lard show minor changes. flour and oats quoted in bushels and barrels. pork futures mention a contract extending to August 16 at 1850.
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TurRspar
Wale
Bend
Markets by Telegraph reports varied commodity shifts
The market dispatch notes wheat at June futures around 1.27 with cash bids near 1.26, corn steady around 4 for June and 4 12x for cash, pork prices around 59 8s 6d, and lard at 4s. New York shows gold around 117% with mixed results in coffee and sugar futures, while oats, whiskey, and pork futures appear muted.
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Igood
Pew
Oriean
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Festival Music
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