Notable German American Orator for Centennial
Speeches announce Hox. Cuaries Remenin as German orator for the Centennial on July 16. The article profiles his life from 1832 emigration to Cincinnati, founding the German Society and Volksblatt, political roles, and work as a journalist and reformist. and lists other featured speakers including Mrs. Mary A Livermore and Sen. William Evarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hox. Cuaries Remenin
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Volksblatt
House of Representatives
Ohio
England
France
Switzerland
Germany
Dent
WM. M. Evarts
New York
Evarts
Yale College
Union College
Yale
Harvard
United States
Johnson
Tribunal of Arbitration
Alabama
Cieneva
Hayes
Electoral Commission
Philadelphia
Committees of the Centennial Commission and State Reception Panel
The document lists officers and members of the 610 Centennial Commission and its executive, finance, and various specialized committees. It names chairs vice chairs secretaries and select members including Gov. Foraker and several Ohio officials as part of the State Reception Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Loomis
A. T. Nye
S. M. McMillen
John Strecker
Uver
T. F. Davis
L. W. Ellenwood
F. F. Oldham
Geo. P. Stevens
S. J. Hathaway
Wm. Harris
Louis Mueller
J. H. F. Browning
A. D. Alderman
John J. Garry
R. C. Berry
N. Lovell
Thomas Hancock
Centennial Week Pioneer and Family Reunions at Firemen Hall
Centennial week events include registration and reunions hosted by the Pioneer and Family Reunions Committee and the Woman's Centennial Association. The Firemen’s Hall room will be open all week for comfort, greetings, and lunch baskets, with a registry for birthplaces and dates to be kept at headquarters. Wednesday July 18 features a Pioneer and Family Meeting at Centennial Hall with Governor Foraker and guests expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State of
Foraker
Sherman and
Payne
Grosvenor
Richard Gilmour
Cleveland
Gilmour
Virginia
Kentucky
United States
George M. Woodbridge
T. D. Dale
Israel Devol
J.R. Duncan
Mary C Nye
Sec’y
Firemen’s Hall
City Hall
Putnam and
Third Streets
Committee On Pioneer and Family
Woman’s Centennial Association
Centennial Hall
Relic Department Opens Armory Display in Washington County
The Armory on Putnam street, the city’s largest permanent building, is secured for the Relic Department and fitted with glass show cases and railing. Citizens may deposit and inspect historic articles as James R. Hall oversees checks for deposited items. Relics include portraits, Gov Meigs articles, Washington telescope, Indian cabinets, laceworks, Blenner’s furniture, German and G A R displays, and Pioneer Society contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Street
Washington County
James R. Hall
Gov. Meigs
General Washington
Blenner
Henry Rodick
Cynthia Bradford
Muskingum County Pioneer Society
Chester Hill
B. F. Dutton
W. Wright
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eeelie Evoort
Mary A. Livermore
Melrose
Mass
Woman’s Journal
Michigan
Louis G. Palmer
Illinois
N. P. Smith
St. Clair
Campus Martius
Gov. St. Clair
Marietta
Wm. J. Lee
D. D
St. Louis
Eli Tappan
Columbus
Richard Smith
Samuel Hunt
West Virginia
Northwestern States
Sons of Pioneers
Salem
Wm. Herr
Dayton
Levi Fay
Lawrence
Kingsbury
Herr
Front
Washington Streets
Fort Harmar
May
Prin
Mr. Vention
Elgin Fang
Vaii
Fair Grounds
Grand Stall
Elgin
W. H. Buell
James W. Nye
M. M. Rose
C. T. Frazyer
L. W. Morton
Henry Bohl
R. L. Nye
F. Strecker
J.J. Neuer
N. T. D. Dale
W. R. Grimes
Geo. M. Woodbridge
Mary C. Nye
I. R. Rose
F. J. Cutter
C. A. Miller
W. H. Buell, Josiah Coulter
W. P. Dye
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