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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1873
Page
2
Fragmented report notes a weather event with a northeastward path and increasing rain in a nearby area. The readable text references a case or path and mentions related meteorological observations without full details.
A local meeting sees the Board of Aldermen approve a 33 1/3 cent mill levy after a lengthy discussion by the Fauna Committee. The session notes a tragedy involving a six year old boy and a speech by Dr. Lilien in a planned church gathering led by Rev. Henry D. Moore, with prayers offered by ladies of the congregation.
The report summarizes a convention scene with disorganized discussion at a local gathering. It mentions designated Asst positions and hotel arrangements amid the confusion. The text emphasizes operational notes and the surrounding atmosphere of the event.
A fragmentary notice describes a Sunday school Jubilee with a program featuring music by W H Doane and a choir led by Peter from Ex-A ham Union. The event is scheduled to take place on the Saturday, the 7th of June, with a focus on a musical program and communal gathering.
A three year old named John No ee residing at 468 West Fourth Street was run over by a heavily loaded wagon. The driver, Conn, allegedly connected to the incident, was arrested and then discharged from custody as investigations continued.
A note from the Widows' Home at Mount Auburn outlines a pro-festival event organized by the ladies to support the home. The message indicates the festival aims to raise funds and foster community spirit among residents.
A man, described as a thief by trade, committed suicide by hanging on his porch at his home located at 164 Pleasant between Green and Findlay streets. The scene at See Moreing appears to be the residence.
Weekly Cincinnati Market review covers currency, banking, alcohol, shipstuff and staples trading. It notes Eastern exchange activity, firm premiums, scarce buyers, dull close, and quotes for railways bonds and miscellaneous stocks with commodity prices for alcohol, oats, barley, coal, and meat products.
Fragmented advertisement notes popular Price’s Cream partes with flavors Lemon and others. Mentions public preference and broad use, but text is garbled.
An OCR fragment advertises medicines from Druggists with claims of cures for fevers scrofula and blood diseases. It touts pills and a grand balsam sold at depots in Philadelphia New York and other cities, ending with a noisy pitch for a "Double Strength" product and cataract remedy.
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