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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1875
Page
2
A garbled Memphis era column frets over European politics and domestic finance. The piece critiques press bias, notes postwar bank openings, and argues about abolitionists, revolutionary war traitors, and professional soldiers. It reflects 19th century editorial pretensions and national memory.
An Atlanta corridor recounts an 19th century railcar incident where prominent men including A. A. Blephins, Col. Wilehy, and Col. Poebles faced a colored car segregation order. Stephen and Chisby argued, the group debated fairness, and a social crisis unfolded amid a train ride on the Macon and Western division. The tale extends into social commentary on race, class, and respect among notable figures as the journey revealed entrenched prejudice and mixed reactions.
A reflective piece compares a hundred years of progress across invention industry and education, arguing modern life is cleaner nobler and less indulgent than the past. It notes lower gambling and vice levels yet acknowledges enduring temptations luxury and social inequality persist.
A scan of a Globe page shows a variety of items including paintings, art studios, and art groups, with references to venues like 180 Vine Street and the Spar Building. It mentions rental and press work terms, local auctions, and multiple names tied to real estate and legal notices across New York and surrounding areas.
A dense OCR of church notices and ministers across the city names Rev. A Dawes, Rev J Shortee, Rev Fenton, Rev J T Bhortee, Rev Wir, and many chapels including Auburn, Park Presbyterny, First Mission, and Union Chapel. It details services, affiliations, and locations near Broad Street, Walnut, and Vine, listing numerous congregations and pastors in a sprawling historic roster.
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