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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1873
Page
3
Orlan shines in a bar admission exam judged by veterans as he navigates cases with memoranda and notes. The committee lauds his reasoning and adherence to law while dreaming of reforming the profession.
A London coroner’s inquest heard that Weightman, a barrister of Mitre Court and Inner Temple admitted to theft to obtain food after years of unemployment. He starved while defending a career, owning books he later raised as evidence of his own honesty. The case drew public sympathy for skilled professionals driven to crime by poverty.
A fragment from a historical newspaper recounts a desk dispute among Congressmen led by Farnsworth over a Speaker’s seat, including a chase for power and a pasted note. It also notes a fatal kitchen fire in Aurora, Indiana, where Melean and her child were burned when a tin bucket fire boiled over. The Weary Bill faced defeat in the New York Legislature.
The funeral for Samuel Woodruff, a retired policeman and fireman, was held this afternoon from his Barr Street residence between Linn and Baymiller. The police department attended the service.
Robert Warrington a longtime resident and former EI m citizen died suddenly at his Front Street residence between Elm and Basin this morning. He leaves a wife and no children.
The Board of Police Commissioners met this afternoon and heard clerk Jno xee describe the St. Louis police system. It was resolved to deduct $20 per month, instead of $16, from new force members for their uniforms.
Residences of Jarvis Davis Ep and Martin Neave on West Fourth Street near Mill were burglarized last night. Robbers took valuable items including a watch, chain, and about $100 in money. Disturbance noted as attempt to enter through windows.
Joint session of Hamilton and Clermont counties at the courthouse discussed building a bridge over the Little Miami River to connect the counties. Proposals varied on location and funding with estimates around 43 000 to 45 000 dollars and a five to one vote result.
The advertisement extols a universal cure for Prolapsus Uteri Pro- Ani and Piles saying the remedy relieves hidden weakness by easing abdominal pressure on the womb bladder and rectum. It claims the instrument has approval from eminent practitioners and cites numerous testimonials.
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