Diverse Notables and Events Span Political, Social, and Tragic News
The column lists a Cincinnati physician Dr Henry L Lanapon who died of paralysis at 37, a teen suicide Frank Huff aged 16 in Raysville Ohio, editor Dr Wo Hall dies in New York from an apoplectic stroke, and notes on Philadelphia's open question and Mexican Diaz. It also covers Centennial Exposition reporting, Knights Templar parade prep, a murder verdict in Koschoton, Fairfield County driving park meeting, Whitefield pulpit at Centennial, Blaine committee testimony, Walker bio of Morton, Grant's remark about leaving office.
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Henry L. Lanapon
Cincinnati
Wo. W. Hall
Hall
American Journal of Health
New York City
Republican honesty and accountability in postwar investigations
The piece argues Republicans conducted and valued investigations to uncover and punish graft, contrasting with Democrats seen as corrupt before the war. It cites Swartwout and Belknap as examples, praising Grant’s insistence on punishing the guilty and claiming the Republican party’s history proves its integrity and duty to the nation.
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Swartwout
Jackson
New York
Treasury
Republican Party
Family of Nations
Party of Intelligence and Morality
Gen.Grant
Mr. Swartwout
Belknap
Union
Democratic Party
Ifse
Mr. Helknap
Ihs
Democratic State Convention Adopts Platform in Cincinnati
A telegraphic report notes the Democratic State Convention in Cincinnati adopted a tag money platform with a 377 to to vote. Bill Allen is endorsed as presidential candidate over Senator Thurman. The gathering was reportedly stormy and ticket details drew little attention. Incumbents likely face renomination.
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Cincinnati
Bill Allen
Thurman
General Escobedo presses advance on Matamoros
General Escobedo leads a larger government force against Matamoros, which rebels have held since surrender. He aims to recapture the city and deliver a decisive blow to the rebellion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Escobedo
Matamoros
Diaz
Escobedo
Centennial ceremonies extend page note on Expo beginnings
The article praises the Centennial inaugural ceremonies on the tenth and the Expo as an educational global display. It cites editorial critique of Mr Bristow and calls for restoring the silver dollar to coinage to honor debts from the Civil War era, warning that obstruction would be morally and politically crushed.
Bozman Bros Stogies and local bargains promoted in Athens
The notice advertises Bozman Bros superb stogies and other cigars with mail and telegraph orders, Selig & Co. offerings including bleached muslins and silks, Sheeran Bros. suits, W H Potters dining rooms, Zenner & Co. drapery items, K K Goldens ice cream and soda, Selig’s vest, and a general sale through M Selig & Co. all in Athens Ohio with special prices and curbside convenience.
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Bozman Bros
Athens Ohio
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RE. M. Jennings
Rutherford B. Hayes
Ohio
Stewart L. Woodford
Milton Barnes
Guernsey County
Supreme Court
W.W. Boynton
Lorain County
Public Works
James C. Evans
Delaware County
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Judge Davis
Gen. Butler
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Rochester Democrat
Frank Hvff
Raysville
Vinton County
Philadelphia
Tuscarawas
Monteray
New York Tribune
Knights Templar
Frank Ept
Columbus
Coshocton
A. Wertheimer
Fairfield County Driving Park Association
Lancaster
Whitefield
Congressional Committee
Blaine
Cuhas. M. Walker
Indianapolis Journal
A. B. Walker
O. P. Morton
Indiana
Grant
West Point
Matic State
M. Selig & Co
Court House
Gent
Sheeran Bros. Merchant Tailors
W. H. Potter
State Streets
D. Zenner & Co
K. K. Golden
van Vorhes & Bartlett
Zenner & C.’s
K. K. Golden's Confectionery
Et Selig
One Price
Zenner & Co
Cheviett
Ballard'’S
Louisville
Arwens Gas Liont Company
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Great One Price Store
Lonsdale
Serge Gaiters
Nen
Boyw
Newport
Saratoga
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