Cincinnati Star Publishing Company advertises daily and weekly editions
The Evening Star May 20 1878 lists the Cincinnati Star Publishing Company address at Fifth and Vine and subscription details for daily and weekly editions. It notes advertising rates per day per line and display charges, with options for home delivery and office pickup.
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Daily Star
Cincinnati Es . Publishing CO
N. E
Vine Streets
Goott Street
Coving
Ereareay
Veice
Cincinnati Star Publishing Company
N. E. Corner
Fifth and Vine Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
The Evening Star Leads Ohio Newspapers in Circulation
A look at 1872 Presbyterian Church statistics shows 468 164 members and 485 762 Sunday scholars with 28 758 new members on examination and 21 616 on certificate. English peerage numbers climb from 308 in 1830 to 401, while 209 peers have disappeared since then.
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Presbyterian Church
Church South
United States
Chase and the Presidency in 1868 Democratic Split
A New York correspondent argues that Judge Chase never recovered from not receiving the 1868 Democratic nomination. The convention planned Seymour to honor Chase, but Seymour spoke last and withdrew, tears flowing, costing Chase the nomination. Chase believed he would have won. his health declined until his death, though many great leaders also failed before him.
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Chase
New York
Horatio Seymour
Seymour
Mr. Chase
Webster
Clay
Cass
Douglas
Deacon Richard Smith and His Wicked Partner
A New York Sun feature from May 17 presents two portraits of Deacon Richard Smith and Samuel Romeo Reed with opposite expressions. It includes a sketch and commentary, then notes Smith’s recent coverage in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. The piece ridicules the Sun’s prose and questions the Sun’s clash with the Cincinnati Gazette.
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N.Y
Richard Smith
Smith
R. Reed
Samuel Romeo Reed
Jong
Gazette
New York Sun
Cincinnati Gazette
A Reader Critique Sparks Debate Over a Story
A postal card letter denounces a feature called Only a Dime as flat silly trash while praising the Star style. The writer urges cessation and notes the note reflects a reader who rarely finishes stories yet hints at the piece’s provocative effect.
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Orlan
America
Mrs Stanton Calls for Women to Fight for Ballot Rights
Elizabeth Cady Stanton urges women to wage a campaign for suffrage, even at home, arguing that victory will force men to yield. The Chicago Tribune counters that such tactics could cause household deadlock and social strain, noting Stanton’s stance may have been hyperbolic.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Africa
The
Chicago Tribune
Tribune
Cady
Education in Sweden and Norway report on folk schools
The Commissioner's report outlines Sweden's 1868 school year data with 679,128 children aged five to fifteen and 97 percent attendance in folk and other schools. It notes the early push by Nils Mansson, church opposition, and eventual adoption with religion and military training in the curriculum. School funding blends state and district taxes, with compulsory attendance and remedies for noncompliant parents. Norway trails Sweden in educational advancement.
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Commissioner of Education
Gen. Andrews
Sweden
Norway
Nils Mansson
House of Peasants
Stockholm
Confession in Murder Case Tied to Hudsom Grinder
Joseph Waltz admits full involvement in the Harman Hatcher homicide case. The scisore-grinder was killed at Hud som in a crime over eighty two dollars, tying Waltz to the loss and motive.
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Joseph Waltz
Harman Hatcher
Hudsom
N. v
Farmers' Convention Nominee for Judge in Twenty first
A Farmers' Convention held Saturday in Illinois nominated Allen of Crawford County Wisconsin for Judge of the Twenty first Judicial District. The event reflected rural support for reform and timely leadership in regional courts, with further details to follow.
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Joiney, Ill
Age Co. Allen
Crawford County
Police Appointments Made Including Connel Kennedy and More
Michael Connel Moses Kennedy John Hardy Martin Tighe Charles Benninger and Frank Fuchs were appointed to the police today. Benninger replaces Sergeant Reichey in the Oliver Street district.
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Michael Connel
Moses Kennedy
John Hardy
Martin Tighe
Charles Benninger
Frank Fuchs
Benninger
Sergeant Reichey
Oliver Street
Spiteful Discharges in Police Court Case
Emma Misshed and two companions Bertie Duval and Nettie Volngehar were discharged in the Police Court this morning on vagrancy charges. The case originated from a servant's complaint, described as a vindictive act.
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Emma
Coodk
Bertie Duval
Nettie Volngehar
Saloon Keeper Cleared in Liquor Charge
William Lageman, keeper at Third and Park, appeared in Police Court for selling liquor to Edward Carr, an habitual drunkard. The case was dismissed and Lageman warned to be more circumspect in the future.
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William Lageman
Third and
Park Streets
Edward Carr
Lian
Miles Helps Chicago Thieves' Association with Gift
R B J Miles manager of Robinson's Opera House and noted patron contributed 140 dollars and a gold watch and chain to the Chicago Thieves' Association. The gift was made in his hotel room at about 3 am while he has been borrowing sample oaths from John Robinson.
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Chicago
R. B. J. Miles
Robinson's Operahouse
Money Rt
Chicago Thieves’ Association
Miles
John Robinson
Butts Arrested In Sewing Machine Theft Case
Chas Butts, ally of Jim Ruffian, has been in custody for days on charges of stealing a sewing machine from the Domestic Sewing Machine Company. The recovered machine, taken from Ner t, sold in this city for 540, with expert testimony and a hearing held, and the case held over for one day. Ridgeway’s portion of the matter continued to morrow.
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Chas. Butts
Jim Ruffian
Abram M. Bodley
Ne Rt
Scott Ridgeway
Butts
Morrow
Constable Serves Writ at Saloon Amid Welded Resistance
Constable Mike Patton served a writ of restitution at Linn and Everett yesterday. The rioter Herman Broderlow resisted with a base back blow and barred entry, then claimed he was excited. He appeared in Police Court this morning and paid a $5 fine plus costs.
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Mike Patton
Linn and
Everett Streets
Herman Broderlow
Mickey
Gambling raid tests new Ohio law abroad
Detectives busted a West Fourth Street gambling den set up with three men handling dealing and pressure. J. S. Shrewsbury and D. Maxwell jailed on $40 bail each for exhibiting gaming devices. Charles Richardson bound over for appearance. Eph Holland granted a Friday continuance as the test case moves to Police Court.
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Ohio
West Fourth Street
Ninth-street
J. 8. Shrewsbury
D. Maxwell
Chas. Richardson
Eph Holland
Murder of the Innocents in Cincinnati Case Exposed
The coroner learns from Hattie Spearling of an abortion performed by Madame Fraser at 104 Central Avenue. Fraser allegedly charged 50 dollars and used an iron instrument with a knob. Spearling describes a failed operation followed by a late delivery of a living infant. Fraser has been warrant‑ed for arrest as details surface from the hospital bed in Cincinnati.
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Hattie Spearling
Springfield
Ohio
Kit
Carson
Cincinnati Hospital
Maley
Madame Fraser
Central Avenue
Hattie
Haridun Fraser
Mound
Smith Streets
Turr
Youthful Alleged Criminal Before Police Court
An 8 to 17 year old boy named Thomas Joyce faced the Police Court on charges tied to forging post office money orders in the firm name Spencer & Moore, and stealing materials. The firm claims several hundred pounds lost to swindling. The case was continued to the 28th, with detective Amthauer leading the investigation and belief the boy may be linked to a similar accomplice of his age.
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Thomas Joyce
Spencer & Moore
Concrete Square
Amthauer
Odngaten Aves
Age
Mueller Case in Police Court Delayed Until Tomorrow
H Mueller charged with permitting a nuisance on his premises did not answer in court. Attorney Kleinschmidt said Mueller is preparing for a European trip and cannot appear, though willing to defend. The overflowing vault at his Pleasant 6 Hamilton Rd property is the nuisance. The case was continued and capiases to compel Mueller’s appearance will be issued if not found.
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H. Mueller
Kleinschmidt
Mueller
Pleasant 6
Hamilton Road
Kleinschmidten
Capias
Woman's Foreign Mission Executive Committee Meeting Report
At Rog Paul’s Church yesterday the Woman's Foreign Mission Executive Committee presented a report on finances and adopted resolutions. The group noted increasing work and demand for educated missionary physicians and planned a Cincinnati branch meeting next year in Philadelphia.
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Woman’s Foreign Musree Executive Committee
Rog Paul's Church
Cincinnati
Abelenetba
Wesa
Philadelphia
Manager Macauley to Test the Law on Reserved Seats
A case in Police Court challenges city rules barring sold out reserved seats after doors open. Manager Macauley of Wood's Theater faces alleged violation based on a ticket purchase. His lawyer T A Logan plans to appeal to the Supreme Court to decide the citywide authority on such theater restrictions.
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Corer
Macauley
Wood
Squire Rowekamp
T. A. Logan
Supreme Court
Agricultural market report with varied commodity prices
The report shows dull grain and mixed price movements across wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley with several figures for spot and sale quantities. Livestock notes include hogs, cattle, and pork market activity, plus whisky and flour pricing and changeable sale terms.
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Acon
Ravons
Cofard
Brighton
Canal
Police Court Roundup of Drunks and Disorderlies
A patchwork listing numerous cases with sentences and continuances. Individuals named include Ann Kelly James Lynn Bridget Berry Thomas Saw Mollie Davis Herman Broderlow John Ryan James Sanders Merman Thein Thos Simmons J Shrewsbury D Maxwell A Homan Frederick Kolfers James McCarthy Jas King James Martin Parlor Thos Joyce H Mueller Charles Butts Emma Mitchell Bertie Duval Nettie Volney James L Ryan Wm Lyman Max Stern Scott Ridgway Jordan Wilson Sarah McLean Robert Degenhart Julia Shay Bulev.
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Ann Kelly
James Lynn
Bridget Berry
Thomas
Mollie Davis
Herman Broderlow
John Ryan
James Sanders
Merman Thein
Thos
Simmons
Larceny
J.8
Shrewsbury
D. Maxwell
Graham
August Finkel
A. Homan
Frederick Kolfers
James McCarthy
Jas. King
James Martin
James Parlor
Thos. Joyce
H. Mueller
Charles Butts
Emma Mitchell
Bertie Duval
Nettie Volney
James L.ryan
Wm. Lyman
Max Stern
Scott Ridgway
Poe McErey
Jordan Wilson
Sarah McLean
Robert Degenhart
Julia Shay
Bulev
Law report on Wells and related 1865 stock cases
Court reviews er ror petitions from Cincinnati Foundery v Diana Wells and The Same v Horace Wells et al. Findings detail Horace Wells and Judge Hilton actions in stock transfer involving Mrs Wells and her minors, with guardianship and settlement outcomes. Judgment affirmed for plaintiffs in error in part, new trials granted in others, and several dissents noted.
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Cincinnati Foundery
Diana Wells
Horace Wells
Carpenter
Moulton & Taft
Collins & Herron
L. French
van Camp
Administratrix
Yaple
T'liden
Donham & Foraker
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Broadwell & Hyman
Fr. Feld
Wife
Patrick Slatterly
Ent
Po & Throop
Wm. Disney
Abe Orton & Okey
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