Covington Star opens Covington Kentucky office for ads and subscriptions
The Covington Star announces a new Covington Kentucky office to serve patrons of the Corvin, Scott at, open during the day. Giikcow Bae is the authorized agent ready to take all subscription orders and to contract for and receive advertisements. Ads left before 11 A.M. will appear in the first edition. Cincinnati Star Printing Co.
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Covington
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Stan Poslishing Co
Tax horse disease spreads through northeastern states
The article notes a contagious horse disease advancing across the northeast with few fatal cases so far. It suggests human cases may be misattributed to similar illness and advises mild treatment, rest, light diet, and a laxative medicine as effective for cure and prevention, with recovery occurring in three to ten days. Continuous monitoring urged.
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New York
Editorial challenges Times and Chronicle letter lists
A critical editorial accuses the Times and Chronicle of misleading readers about exclusive access to the advertised letters list. It claims duplicate publication by other papers and proposes ceasing publication unless the rival paper adopts a similar policy, challenging circulation-based justification.
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Murder of a policeman by Brooklyn court ruling
The Brooklyn Criminal Court convicted Rogers of first degree murder in the killing of Officer Donahue, struck by a heavy cart rung after warning rowdies to enter a saloon. He faces hanging. The piece urges strict punishment for violence against police and stronger protection for officers in duty.
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Donahue
Leap year romance nets drug clerk a fortune
A Boston correspondence relays a Washington romance where a drug clerk, 29, marries a wealthy heiress posing as a New York oil speculator widow. She loads him with diamonds, a San Francisco business, and a Philadelphia West transfer, while he, a former Confederate captain, rises to stylish prominence amid lurid intrigue.
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Savings Bank of Memphis closes as trustees appointed
MEMPHIS TENN Oct 28 The Savings Bank of Memphis under President M B J Wicks closed on Saturday night and trustees were appointed. Liabilities amount to about 32,000,000. Assets not yet known but expected to cover the greater portion of losses.
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The
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Wrecked Steamer Report From Savalva
New York reports Pacific Mail Company has not yet received formal word of a steamer wreck at Savalva on October 20. The vessel Guatemala was an old wooden side-wheeler, formerly with the Panama Railroad, valued at about $50,000.
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New York
Pacific Mail Com Company
Savalva
Panama Railroad
Cricket Match Postponed In Hoboken By Storm
The international cricket match set for Friday and Saturday between the English eleven and the American eleven in Hoboken has been postponed for one week due to the storm. Also noted is a record of naturalization in the city over the past twenty days of 1798, including Charles Jones, a man born in Ireland who renounced allegiance to Queen Victoria.
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New York
Hoboken
Charles Jones
Ireland
Michigan Democrats Urge Support Of Straight Ticket In Michigan
CHICAGO October 28 The Democratic State Central Committee of Michigan issued an address urging Democrats to condemn the corrupt coalition that nominated Greeley and to sustain the straight electoral and state ticket in every town. Sunda passed quietly under partial enforcement of the anti liquor law with few arrests. Liquor dealers planned an anti temperance ticket for the Legislature. Foe Kormendy, gym proprietor, shot himself while partly insane. recovery doubtful.
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Chicago
Democratic State Central Committee of
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Louisville
Jackson
Greeley
Sunda
Foe Kormendy
Local notes from New Orleans and area events
Jas H Laws and Co will supply New Orleans molasses from the new crop in quantities to fit the trade. St Patrick's Benevolent Society plans a fair at Mozart Hall during the holidays. Charles Huff, newly elected County Commissioner, qualified today and will take his seat next Wednesday. An alarm from box 63 at half past six this morning was caused by a mattress fire at Mrs. Wm Justice on Richmond Street below Harriet. it was quickly put out. A lecture supporting the German Catholic Emigrants Home in New York was given at Mozart Hall yesterday by Father Schweninger.
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New Orleans
Chas. Huff
New York
Mozart Hall
Father Schweninger
German farmer dies in self inflicted razor act near O M railroad shops
A man aged about 50 or 60, identified as German, was found with his throat cut near the Twenty first Ward riverbank by the O and M railroad shops. A German note, signed David S ers, indicated he wished to end his life. A bloody razor lay beside him, and a coroner’s inquest was to be held that evening.
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Twenty-first Ward
Gee
David
Police Court Docket Before Judge Strau b Drunk and Disorderly
Court records list numerous defendants with varied outcomes from dismissals to fines and confinement. Notable cases include Bridget O Day fined eight dollars, Sarah Robinson thirty days, and En gelhardt Stoop bound over for assault with intent to rape. Continuous continuances and multiple larceny actions appear throughout the docket.
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Thomas Condon
R. C. Butler
John Thompson
Val Amberster
Bridget O'Day
John Welsh
George Galligher
Charles Gardner
Wm. Gardner
John Leonard
Samuel Mcuiin
Ferdinand Smith
James Whalen
John McCauley
Sarah Robinson
Sarah Campbell
John Zink
Joe Merson
Henry Luck
Jas. Barr
Aug. Weinsman
Fred Herold
Mary Herold
Mike Hallyhan
Wm. Goodwin
Wm.Coleman
Thos. Condon
R. F. Butler
W. W. Karen
Joseph Sreseer
Christ. Dorf
Engelhardt Stoop
Carry Miller
John Tindell
John White
Wm. A. Parker
Andrew Schram
John Zeger
Thomas Lawler
Jennie Olden
Martha Bowers
Dan Fury
Albers Kauss
Afternoon Market Review from October 28
The market report shows imports and exports mixed with a downward tendency for some items. Flour is scarce and firm on old prices, corn in fair demand around 40c for mixed car, oats abundant and dull, rye steady with fair receipts, barley moderate, cotton slightly firmer with middlings around 19c, whisky strong, pork quiet, bulk meats dull, bacon quiet, lard firm with city kettle at 8c, house prices around 420 to 445 per cental with dull demand, various grain and commodity lots offered for sale and grading notes from inspections.
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Clear Sides, LLC
Markets by Telegraph New York London and Chicago Oct 28
Market notes from New York London and Chicago dated October 28 report mixed commodity conditions. Gold at 112 1 2 percent with flour and corn steady, pork and lard firm, coffee active with Rio futures firm. Liverpool and Chicago show wheat and corn prices steady to higher with hogs and cattle receipts influencing local sentiment.
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Rio
Liverpool
Milwaukee
California
Subscriptions and Postage Costs Noted
The notice lists price points: one dollar for subscriptions and ten cents for the expense of mailing Chromoto. The fragment notes indicate a periodical or publication detailing renewal terms and mailing charges.
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