Fragmented directory notice from The Evening Star
An OCR fragment from The Evening Star lists publishing offices in Kentucky with incomplete pricing terms for mail subscriptions and carrier delivery. The text is partially garbled, showing office locations at Northeast corner of 6th and Vine and a Covington Kentucky branch, with broken rate lines.
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THE
Star Publishing Company
Northeast
Cor
6Th & Vine
Scott Street
Covington
Kentucky
Cincinnati Daily Evening Star Notice Preview
Cincinnati brief says The Daily Evening Star will be issued tomorrow as usual, in the Wednesday-November 27 edition context.
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Daily Evening Star
Weekly Star seeks new subscribers with bargain offer
The Weekly Star urges readers across the country to recruit one more subscriber, touting the paper as large and cheap with a one dollar yearly price plus a one dollar premium. Free specimen copies are offered to potential subscribers. A light note compares opinions on whether the bustle belongs to news or advertisement, sided with Jenkins.
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Weekly Star
West
Jones
Jenkins
Calico Sundays Prompt a Spiritual Style Debate
A Nashville church group resolves to wear calico for worship and forego jewelry on Sundays, while permitting richer attire during the week. The cartoonish remark questions whether such “consistency” deserves praise or mocks hypocrisy.
State Horticultural Society Meeting in Zanesville
The annual meeting of the State Horticultural Society will be held in Zanesville starting December 4 for three days. The display is expected to be unusually attractive and the program instructive. Half fare rates on the Baltimore & Ohio and Muskingum railways aid attendees, with ample local accommodations.
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The
State Horticultural Society
Zanesville
Baltimore & Ohio
Muskingum
Grant Says Brownlow Toadyism Angers Him
General Grant is said to be deeply annoyed by Parson Brownlow's foolish suggestion of a third term. He resents the abuse and vituperation during the campaign and calls Brownlow’s lunacy intolerable, likening him to a French king who should apologize for a long death wait.
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Grant
Parson Brownlow
Brownlow
Lunacy in the French Civil Service Warns Applicants
A report notes that between 1840 and 1870 at least eighteen hundred civil servants in France went mad. It questions if Monsieur Thiera was among them and warns against entering civil service to avoid illness and theft. Kleptomania is described as a possible official epidemic.
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Thies
Monsieur Thiera
London heiress Brown dies without will in London
An elderly London woman named Brown dies intestate with a million and a half dollars to her estate. No heir is found, and the next of kin are distant, leading to Queen Victoria as residuary legatee for her next of kinless kin. A notice suggests an advertisement to locate Brown relatives.
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Brown
London
Pbrown
Queen Victoria
Republicans Take Power in New York Legislature
The passage criticizes former tampering by the Tammany ring and Democracy in New York, noting Republicans now hold majorities in both legislative chambers. It calls on them to prove their reform by deeds, fulfill Lampeonian promises, and seize their chance to act now.
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New York
Law or Lynch: Fifty three murderers in jail untried
A provocative editorial questions why fifty three murderers remain untried in New York jails despite public murders. It warns that if authorities fail to enforce law society may take action, implying vigilantism as a last resort to defend order. The piece argues law derives from society and may be reasserted if officials neglect duty.
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New York Papers
New York
New York Move Aims at Exhaustive Medical Jurisprudence Library
A proposition in New York seeks to establish a complete library of medical jurisprudence works. With about a thousand volumes existing in English, French, and German, this field demands a full authority set due to complex civil and criminal questions. The Cincinnati Law Library Association is urged to consider supporting the effort.
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New York
Cincinnati Law Library Association
Buffalo man builds harbor defense torpedo trialed at Newport
A Buffalo inventor Mr Lay produced a shore guided torpedo tested at Newport BR. The device steered by an onshore operator via two electric wires and torpedo boat moved three quarters of a mile down the bay and back. It fired on an old moored boat, smashing it, while naval officials witnessed the experiment before dinner.
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Lay
Buffalo
Newport
Emigration of Roumanian Jews to America Alarmed by Austria
Five hundred Hebrews and families flee Roumania amid persecution and seek the United States. Austrian authorities take note as Eastern cities prepare to aid new arrivals, a move viewed as beneficial to the migrants and to the host communities.
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United States
America
Roumania
Burglary at Brown & Dunn Store in Columbus
The dry goods firm Brown & Dunn on High street Columbus was entered by burglars last night. Laces and silks valued over 5000 dollars were stolen. A reward of 1000 dollars is offered for arrest and recovery of goods, or 500 for either.
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the Star
Columbus
Messrs. Brown & Dunn
High Street
Beggar Sent To Workhouse For Three Months
Julius Welgleman, accused of begging for a bogus consumptive widow, was ordered by Judge Straub to serve three months in the Workhouse this morning. The notice ends with an advertisement for a hair tonic claiming to prevent gray hair. Sold by druggists. J D Park, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Julius Welgleman
Straub
J.D. Park
Cincinnati
Ohio
Horse Epizooty Report Dwindles Across Local Sectors
The horse disease shows rapid decline with nine readable entries today. Observed outbreaks or impacts listed include G. and J. Bogen Sedamsville sawmill Adams Express Co Brockman Wessell Eighth street livery stable 459 John street and Liberty ten ye between John and Central avenue.
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G.& J. Bogen
Sedamsville
En Ine
Adams Express Co
Brockman
Wessel
John Street
Liberty -Tenyy
John and
Central Avenue
Sudden Death at Evans and High Street Home
Thomas Lambert aged about thirty five died suddenly last night at the home of Mrs. Sheehan at the corner of Evans and High streets in the 271st Ward. Lambert, intoxicated, was allowed to rest in a back room and was found dead this morning. He was unmarried, a laborer, with dissipated habits.
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Thomas Lambert
Sheehan
Evans and
High Street
Lambert
Fire at Tuchfarber Moellmann shop damages building
An attic fire in the Tuchfarber and Moellmann lithographic and enamel show card factory on Court and Main streets caused by an old flue threatened major damage. Water used by firefighters inflicted heavy losses. insured for 20000 dollars. A barber named Samuel Coyler was injured when struck by the engine and may need amputation.
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Tuchfarber & Moellmann
A €&Ina
North British
Hartford
Triumph
Jason Evans
Samuel Coyler
Hummel House
Drunk and Disorderly Cases Headline Local Court
Police court records list Daniel Mannoney and Margaret Lynch dismissed. Chas Wankmiller 10 days. Barney Gordon and Lee Broughton $5 and costs. Mary Miller 30 days. Kate Ockley petit larceny 30 days. others: abuse, loitering, vagrancy, assault, and intent to commit rape noted with continuations or referrals to hospital or House of Refuge.
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Juppg Steave
Daniel Manoney
Margaret Lynch
Chas. Wankmiller
Jas. Busten
Barney Gordon
Lee Broughton
Mary Miller
Kate Ockley
Thos. McCabe
Andrew Benolne
John O’day
Herman Albrecht
House of Refuge
Michael Lynch
Henry Fox
Anneyalpome
Jacob Ambe
Henry Distler
John Spitznagle
Masonic Lodge Installation Brightens Delhi Gathering
A Monday evening installation of Monitor Lodge 445 F and A M officers in Delhi Ohio drew a large crowd. The event featured a lavish table, speeches, and toastful warmth from members and their families. The piece lauds the harmony, generosity, and community spirit fostered by the lodge and its sisterhood, praising the host and participants.
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Masonic Hall
Delhi
Ohio
Monitor Lodge
Cincinnati
H.M. Britton
W. M
W. Bugbee
John W. Christy
J. W
Isaac Britton
C. M. Trautmann
Harry Shipley
Milford Perturbation Clouded December Entertainment
The December 6 Literary Entertainment in Milford will proceed with minor program changes. A disgraceful disturbance occurred yesterday when Catholic church members clashed with the Priest and appealed to the Archbishop. Interference from Mt Carmel attendees sparked excitement, now subsiding after the Archbishop's visit.
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Mt. Carmel
A Curious Pretender Serves In Probate Court
A partially demented man, George Seidel, appears in the Probate Court after Judge Hoeffer’s adjournment and acts as if he is interim Probate Judge. He calls for minimal marriage license fees, naturalization costs, and claims bizarre nationality effects. The piece notes his barefoot proposal for the poor and predicts he will soon face the real judge.
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George Seidel
Hoeffer
Enoch T. Carson
Malthus
Ireland
George
Real Estate Transfers Across Towns From November Listings
A sequence of transfers records multiple parcels in Fairmount Camp Washington Mt. Pleasant and Millcreek with buyers including Mary E. Rice J B Nienaber C B Gardner Anna Jacob J D Minor W H Soards Ferdinand Witte and others. Amounts range from small lot trades to several thousand dollars with sheriff once listing property through James Green and Martha N Miller.
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Tuespar
Mary E. Rice
KE. B. Hinman
Aryans & Trevor
Fairmount
M. Corry
J.B. J. Nienaber
Washington Street
Wayne Street
Corryville
Wm. Darrington
Patrick McGrath
Accommodation Street
Eighth Street
C. B. Gardner
Lizzie Carter
Lumber Street
Cushing Street
First Ward
Jeremiah Muldowney
Wm Dunn
Stone and
Webb Streets
J. L. Gibson
D. C. Doran
Main Street
Mt. Pleasant
Anna Jacob
Frank Borgle
Fourth Avenue
Charles Street
Camp Washington
J. D. Minor
Henry Hanna
Fourth Street
Lawrence Street
W. H. Soards
John Souris
Freeman Street
Seventh Street
Rederick Hoffman
Casimer Theiler
Fox Street
Orch
Mulberry Street
Ferdinand Witte
Henry Lowenstein
Marshall Avenue
Bates
Ira Wood
Lyneas Norton
Repike
Jacob Cra
James Green
Ewenty Lee
Millcreek
Martha N. Miller
Afternoon Market Review from the Last 24 Hours
Market report through 1:00 P M Texrevar November 27 shows imports and exports of various goods, with wheat scarce and firm, apples steady, corn and oats steady, and cotton and whisky markets mixed. Livestock and flour markets eased slightly while barley and rye held prior prices amid good demand.
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Texrevar
Advertising Agents and Wholesale Firms Listing
A fragmented advertisement list from a Gent area page shows wholesale agents and firms including F. E. Suire & Co John D. Park a C Hill & Co Geo Hoeve Carret Spaugenbeck Ed Berchansen M Morston A W Aeensmeyers cor Kontzal ave Fourth and Cenna Vines We HL Adterse and others. The garbled text suggests location references and business names without a clear event or outcome.
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F. E. Suire & Co
John D. Park
A.c. Hill & Co
Geo. Hoeve
Carret & Spaugenbeck
Berchansen
M. M Orston
A. W. Aeensmeyers Cor
Kontzal Ave
Xth St
J. UD. Wells
N. E. Cor
Cenna Vines
Ann Dleast Meese
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Evening Star
the Weekly Star
Tom
Law OR Lynch
Dick Hoss
Harry Fox
Mary
Washington
Bedad
New York Mills
Nestle
Wamsutta
Masonville
A. J. Clarke
Corner
Wamesutta Maslin
Shamsutta
Lonsdale
Hoziery, &c
Pike’s Opera
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Chicago
Milford
Great Western
Charles Weber
Building Association Hall
Freeman
John Walliman
E Vollmecke
Chas
Weber
Treas
T.C. Campbell
Att’y
W. A. Patterson
W. Fourth St
Humphreys
Chanze tLe
Sibssons
Karache
Neu Nearia
Les
Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company
Broadway
B. Cavagna & Son
West Fifth Street
J.B. Peebles
Hugh Keo' Pot
H. Roder
M. H. Wed
P. Tracy
Fra L. Koch
A. Hess
H. R
John B
John Maly
H. L. Curtis
B. J
John Taylor
Fergus
Harriet Street
Fifth and Walaus
Vine and Canal
Clinton and Baymiller
Barr Street
Finn and Cortral Ave
Butler
Sahill
Sycamore
West Court
Third and Elm
Central Ave
Clinton
Ma Oart
Jenka & GO
Dayton
Oba
LEGAL
Frederick Rempler
Sates L. Pence
Tore Robert Teal Cae
Justice of the Peace of Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Wetouree
Marshan
En - Monroe
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Ichell & Rammelsburg
Browon & Jelke
Alfred Warren
Nat &m
Buffalo & Fancy Carriage Robes
Lockwood, Nichols & Tice
West Third Street
Burnet House
Geo. EB. Stevens & Co
West Fourth
Wm. Wilson McGrew
North Side
Alh
West Fourth St
Insurance
Thomas Sherlock
A. Mtgon
Theo. Cook
James M. Lead
Fem
Adolph Wood
L. A. Harris
G Ger
Winslow
Geo
T. Sorsaen
Gaff
H. Barbour
Jas. McKeahan
Procter & Gambite’s
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