Fragmented 19th Century Ohio and National News Notes
Various quick items: there will be forty eight farmers in the next Ohio Legislature. Hayes and Woodford listed for national tickets. Weather and shipping news from the lakes. Commentary on third term talk and President’s message. Ex-senator Harris reported dying in Albany. Postmaster General aims for self sustaining postal service. Capitol renovations in progress. Union Pacific track clear and trains on time. Snow on mountains, not deep. Moody and Sankey invoked by Athens Journal editor. Commissioner of Indian Affairs post offered to William H. Upson. Demand for cotton goods and leather noted. European demand for Philadelphia Centennial goods discussed. Penn Bible to be part of Centennial Exhibit. Seven thousand Spaniards and others prep to send goods to Philadelphia Centennial. Marietta Register on Athens Journal editor. Hayes inaugurated January 10. Governor Allen appoints Milliken as treasurer. Fort Wayne man found guilty of murder, sentenced. Toney declines Indian Affairs post. No Democratic papers left in Vermont. public mood favors Republican victory. Grant Merits criticism by McArthur Enquirer. war service and postwar accusations noted.
Revival interest in Moody and Sankey shocks Philadelphia crowds
In Philadelphia freight depot services, Moody and Sankey drew crowds of thousands including over 10 000 women and 5 000 to 6 000 outside, pressing doors in vain. The piece notes fervor comparable to Brooklyn and highlights the scale of attendance and street congestion.
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Moody and Sankey
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Navy Yard Seaman Enlistments Rising as Monitors Enter Service
Reports from the Brooklyn Navy Yard say ten more monitors will be commissioned and all naval rendezvous told to enlist men of all grades. The Marion will be commissioned soon and cable dispatches between Madrid and Washington used wires this morning. Rumors claim Spain protests Cuban bond sales in the U S.
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N. H
Navy Yard
United States
Marion
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fish
Cushing
Madrid
Spain
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