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Newspaper
The Star
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1872
Page
3
The article contrasts practical home painting timing with autumn or winter work to extend durability and avoid weather damage. It also recounts a anecdote about the Countess of Shaftesbury defending ballet girls, staging a charity tea that reveals class disparities in London society.
Paris discussions by M du Motay on applying oxygen gas for street and building fires and industrial uses. He proposes a cost debate with a steam engine drive and mains network to supply oxygen at a target price. Also a dandruff remedy using sulfur in water, claims of hair improvement after weeks of treatment with a sulfur solution and wash.
From yesterday's late edition a New York note reports that the Worcester based Mar Insurance series and other bank insurance companies are bankrupt.
Nov 12 Boston reports persistent drizzle since midnight with the last spark nearly gone by 2 PM. Rain and fog leave the city dull and guarded, gas out, streets watched, water front piles smoking as visitors arrive from surrounding points.
The Centennial Commission announces a international 1876 exhibition in Philadelphia to celebrate 100 years of independence. Nations will display arts, manufactures, and resources under a fifty acre building with global participation and stock subscriptions to raise about ten million dollars.
A transcription of names by state shows numerous individuals such as Adams J T Ber nar ure Toes Hardeman Jr Lew ia Wale Smith Idaho none listed for Idaho James Frederick L Matthews Lawrence Weldon windiana John L Campbell David M Tow a Robert Lowry Coker F Clark A Martin George JA Crawford De Mallory Smith Mobbs Louisiana John Lynch Thomas C Anderson Maine Joshua Nye Charles P Kim aryland John W Da Dari Wastachusette George Loring Wil one Birney Claudius B Fletcher Williams W Missippi WeNell Samuel H Isour john Meays Montana William Jagett Patrick A Largy Nebraska Henry S Moody BR W frane Nevada Wirt McCoy New Hampshire Ezekiel A Straw Asa P Cate New Jersey Orestes Cleveland John G Stevens New Mexico Eldridge W Little New York John V L Pruyn Charles H Marshall North Carolina Alfred Dockery Jonathan W Albertson a T Goshorn Wilson W Datee W Virtue Andrew J ufu Pennsylvania Daniel J Morrell Asa Packer Rhode Island George H Corless Samuel Powell South Larellan James L Orr Archibald Cameron Tennessee Thos H Coldwell William F Prosser Texas William Henry Parsons Utah John H Wickster Oscar G Sawyer Vermont John N Baxter Henry Chase Virginia Walter W Wood Washington Territory Elwood Evans Alexander 8S Abernethy West Virginia Alexander R Boteler Andrew Sweeney Wisconsin Dartwood Edward D Holton Wyoming H Latham Robert H Lamm.
At a Moni tor Lodge meeting in Delhi Ohio officers for the coming year were elected led by H M Britton W M and G W Bug 8 W as others named for treasurer secretary and other posts. A Liberal Republican meeting at Mozart Hall appointed delegates to the Columbus Convention including D Thew Wright ex officio and many others with Liberals invited. A Bethel Teachers Meeting met at Morris White’s residence on West Sixth street with rain not hindering attendance and progress reports on fair collections followed by music and singing.
The American Institute of Architects holds its sixth annual convention with delegates from New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Cleveland Cincinnati and others. President Richard Upjohn was absent ill as secretary Carl Pfeiffer opened the meeting and S G Hatfield urged division of labor among architects to improve the craft.
Obituary notes the death of Tim Woodruf a famed minstrel at his West Street residence. Centennial Board of Finance met in Columbus with Gov Noyes and W Townsend present to discuss stock subscriptions and banking arrangements. Resolution directed apportionment by population and designation of banks to open books with adjournment subject to the chairman’s call.
Summary of court items before judges Avery Cox Burnett and Hoeffer including Niehaus v Klausman on demurrer practice, Knapp v He Sheriff on exemptions, Burne vy Minerva Flinn will contest, Avna Bealong vy Henry Eggers bastardy case, Alexander McMillan v Sargert debt and land title dispute, will of John Powner probated with executor Simeon Powner, and City v Neffetal land condemnation for East Court street road to Mt Adams.
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