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Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1875

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Republicans Beginning to Assemble at Columbus

Dispatch reports Columbus hosts a large Republican gathering for the state convention. Hayes Taft Allen and other leaders figure in delegate votes as camp aims for victory, with names like Howland Mack Curtiss and McIlvaine discussed for key posts.

Cotcasus Columbus Hayes Taft Cincinnati Gazetts Gen William Allen Darke County Hamilton County Allen Sandusky Tenth Cuyahoga Summitt Hamilton Erie Richland Darke Miami Montgomery Preble Champaign Greene Hardin Ben Wade W. P. Howland Ashtabula J. F. Mack Dr. Curtiss James Williams Samuel Knox Harrison Ogleeve Clarke Wallace Jefferson Outcalt Johnson Guernsey Nelson Logan Torney Cuyaho Sandusky County Board of Public Works McIlvaine Supreme Court John Little S. M. Young A. L. Backus Toledo Hare Robert Kerro A. Kling Marion Watson Upper Sandusky L. Knox David Cunningham W. B. Hearn Cadiz Clark Center A. C. Vantine R. P. Carman Aurora Thomas F. Wildes R. Obiatt Akron R. M. Stimson Marietta D. ‘Horton Pomeroy W. Dwyer Coshocton H. Booth Mansfield D. L. Bell Xenia P. Collins Greenville Edward F. Noyes Thomas L. Young Wm. R. Thrall A. C. Sands Cincinnati P. B. Stanberry R. G. Richards Irondale W. Pickering Athens Joseph Bradbury Wm. Nash Gallipolis R. R. Porter Canal Fulton Wm. &. Williams Canton P. V. Herecy St. Marys B. Nesbitt L. Danfod St. Clairsville Congress

Champaign County Republican Convention nominates county ticket

Special dispatch from Unsana C May 31 reports Champaign County Republicans meeting at City Hall Looey to appoint delegates to state and senatorial conventions and nominate a county ticket. Griffith Ellis served as chairman praising party unity and opposing third term influence. ticket lists Representative T A Cowgill Probate Judge A F Vance Auditor J M Fitzpatrick Commissioner A T McBeth Infirmary Directors D A Ganson T M Todd and delegates were appointed.

Champaign County City Hall Griffith Ellis M. McAdams Capt T. A’ Cowgill A. F. Vance J. M. Fitzpatrick Weakanth Wishaed Beareas A.*t

State Convention nominates Warnock choice for county

The convention named twenty one delegates at the Senatorial Convention to meet on June 15 and passed a resolution declaring Col. W. R. Warnock of this city the county’s choice and instructing delegates to support him.

Griffith Elia

Republican Senatorial Convention June 16 Nomination Names Noted

Special dispatch reports the Republican Senatorial Convention to nominate a State Bey candidate in this city on Wednesday June 16. Champaign County is believed to name the candidate, with Urbana’s W. R. Warnock and St. Paris’ Mr. McMorran among the mentioned contenders.

Sprixeris P. C Bey Champaign County Req Urbana McMorran St. Paris

Jackson County Delegates Named for Republican State Convention

Correspondence notes May 29 delegation to the Republican State Convention: H. Miller, Lot Davies, Jos. H. Wilson, Wm. Vaughn, and Thos. T. Jones. Local sentiment favors Ben Wade and Gov. Hayes, though the delegation was not instructed.

Funeral for Col. James McCoy Marks Canal News and Rail Plans

Canal investigation from this city to Chilli cothe will begin tomorrow. Officers and soldiers of the late war attend Col. J C McCoy funeral. Editors to state convention met by reception committee at depot. Funeral held tomorrow with pallbearers listed. burial at Green Lawn Cemetery. Pioneer picnic invited for next Saturday at the Fair Grounds.

Covumbus Chillicothe Col J. C. McCoy Barney McCabe Florence Dodsborough Harry Beeson High Street Buckeye Unions Urbana Buckeye Girvan J. F. Linton William F. Mead Columbus & Toledo R. R. Co Columbus Toledo Col. McCoy C. C. Walcutt Theodore Jones James M. Comry John G. Mitchell James M. Wilcox My R. 8. Smith W. G. Deshler P. W. Huntington Green Lawn Cemetery New York Trinity Church James Espy Cincinnati Gen. Sher- Man Pioneer Association

Fires at Wiley House and Rushville Mill cause major losses

Fire at the Wiley House in Maxshep Ohio a large hotel suffered heavy damage from flames and flood as occupants escaped unharmed. Insurance covered the building and furniture with a loss estimated up to ten thousand dollars. In Rushville Indiana the Hall and Culver mill burned to the ground within an hour with weathered efforts saving nearby warehouses. losses projected at ten thousand dollars with several injuries reported.

Maxshep Wiley House Richland Columbiana Mutual Amazon Cincinnati Mechanics’ Mutual Milwaukee Westchester New York Knox Mutual Field Tiffin Rushvilee Hall & Culver A. G. & W. C. Mansey

Decoration Day Sermon at Greencastle by Senator Morton

Senator Morton addresses Decoration Day in Greencastle Indiana speaking to about 12 000 attendees. He denounces the Confederacy while praising Union service and stresses national unity, equality before the law, and the value of memory for future generations. He cites Indiana’s wartime contributions and warns against states rights doctrines threatening the nation.

Greencastle John R. Mahan Morton Indianapolitans Vandalia Road Immerg Ae Iterian Church D. KB. Williamson Donay Acad Indiana Lincoln Indianapolis Terrell Firat Phillips W. Va Palmetto Ranch Texas Palo Alto Coure Sen United States Union U States Congress

Death by Self Destruction in Harrison County

Wm. Carroll, about twenty five, of Connereville vicinity, Harrison County, hanged himself after months of frequent spasms. He fled from his home during a seizure, climbed a tree, and fell, sustaining injuries. The body was found hanging in the barn shortly after he left his room.

Lexivoeroy Wm. Carroll Connereville Harrison County

Murder in Cieverano man pleads insanity after deed

John Keneen aged fifty nine residing at 29 Fremont Street murdered his mother in law Mrs Bridgate an aged magistrate morning cutting her head open He then gave himself up He pleads insanity and says there has been no trouble between the deceased and himself

One Nation Under War Time Doctrine and Tribute

A memorial recounts Indiana gains and losses in the Civil War era with Governor Morton praised for leadership. Soldiers, veterans, students, and residents honor fallen heroes as Greencastle recognizes Putnam County’s war memory with a central monument and a grand ovation.

Morton Shiloh Asbury Bay of the 3. C. Redpath Beta. Theta Pi Redpath Greencastle Putnam County

Decoration Day Observances Across Ohio and Indiana

Springfield honors fallen soldiers with a 2 PM parade to Fern Cliff Cemetery. Judge Marvin delivers the oration as Hawkins Band provides music. crowd gathers for ceremonies and floral graves. In Troy, the Pearson Guards debut in uniform. sword presented to Capt. Collins. Hartford City also decorates local soldiers’ graves.

Springfield Light Guards Militar Company Elifritz Fern Cliff H. L. Wilkerson H. H. Seys A. L. Marvin Akron Department of Ohio A. A. Hopkins Rural Home Rochester N. Y Zabnao Hawkins Troy Cincinnati Gazette Pearson Guards Hort A. JL. McKinney M. Bearnhart

Memorial Day Observances Across New York and Tennessee

Memorial services in Brooklyn and New York observed Decoration Day with parades and floral displays at Lincoln Statue Prospect Park and Calvary Cemetery led by Rev Sylvester Malone. Union Square posts joined the procession with Skidmore Guards bands wagons and ivy adorned statues. Similar commemorations occurred in Memphis at the National Cemetery with ex Confederate veterans and leaders in attendance and a daylong series of tributes.

Associated Preas Brooklyn New York Prospect Park Calvary Cemetery Sylvester Malone Church of St. Peter and St. Paul Williamsburg Grand Army Union Square Lincoln Abraham Lincoln Washington Skidmore Guards Grace Trinity Churches Richart Monery St. Paul’s Church Gen. Kearney Ity

Decoration of Federal graves at Nashville cemetery

A large crowd decorated Federal soldiers' graves at the United States Cemetery near Nashville. Gen Pennypacker, Major Howell, city officials, and many Federal and Confederate veterans attended the ceremony with about 8,000 participants arriving by special trains from the city.

Nashville Tenn United States Cemetery Louisville & Nashville Pennypacker Howell

County Sabbath School Convention Held in County

The fourth anniversary of the County Sabbath School Convention was observed with large attendance and spirited services. History of Sabbath schools from 1827 noted. Rev B W Chidlaw spoke on Sabbath school work as an obligation of Christian life. The county now has nineteen schools with 200 teachers and 1200 scholars.

Lipgaty, Axton Co L. E. Crist J. W. Short Feadeck Father Byram Thesenero Burnsides M. E B. W. Chidlaw Friends of the Good Cause

Presbyterians Hold Debate on Union and Missions Seat

The Presbyterian General Assembly in St. Louis transfers the Committee on Foreign Missions headquarters from Columbia to Baltimore and debates a broader confederation of churches. Dr. Girardeau objects to forming an international assembly while others urge unity with England and other nations. Committee reports are adopted and the assembly expects to adjourn tomorrow.

Associated Press Presbyterian General Assembly South St. Louis Presbyterian General Assembly Committee of Foreign Missions Columbia D. C Timore Baltimore Girardeau The Theological Seminary 4. C Confederation of Presbyterian Churches Southern Presbyterian Church Markland Church of God England Scotland Ireland Holland France Canada Robinson E. 0. Frierson Clapp H. G. Hill RB. Irvine Son B. M. Palmer Col. Ogien

Presbyterian Assembly Reassembles in Cleveland Discusses Representation

The Presbyterian General Assembly in Cleveland resumes with twenty-two items of business. Committee reports on Church Polity and Reduced Representation are debated. a transfer of a seat from New York to Geneva is referred to a joint committee. A week of prayer is proposed for January, and missions expressed with greetings to Foreign Board workers.

Cleveland Presbyterian General Assembly Committee On Binghamton Foreign Board

United Presbyterian Assembly Discusses Sabbath School Work

The United Presbyterian General Assembly met in Wooster on May 31 at 9 o'clock. It adopted resolutions on Sabbath schools including lessons, a Sabbath school paper, and church support. Rev. W. L. Sloane urged cooperation with the Southern Church, proposing a joint committee for conferences and foreign missions. Action on the proposal was delayed to tomorrow.

United Presbyterian General Assembly Wooster J. A. Collins W. L. Sloane Southern Church J. A. Barr Chicago Southern United Presbyterian Church Orth South Pittsburg Rae Ecclesiastications Sloane Committee On

American Israelites Convention Opens in New York

The American Israelites Board of Delegates met with Judge J. P. Joachimsen presiding. The Executive Committee praised relief plans for Jews in Palestine and Roumania and discussed aiding co-religionists abroad. Premiums were proposed for Jewish youths, and Palestine funds were reported. Officers named include President Joachimsen and Vice President Isadore Bensunger.

New Yor Board of Delegates The American Israelites Metterday J. P. Joachimsen Palestine Roumania Ss. Wort Isadore Bensunger Leopold Bamberger

The Great Blood Purifier by Dr Radway Promised Cures

An advertisement extols The Vigor of Life through Dr Radway's Great Blood Purifier. It claims to purify blood and clear skin, brighten eyes, smooth complexions, and strengthen hair. The tonic supposedly cures chronic diseases lingering years, with pleasant dosing and small daily amounts.

Dregsias

Radways Ready Relief touted as universal medicine

An advertisement extols Radway's Ready Relief as the cheapest best medicine for family use worldwide. It claims to cure pains and prevent epidemics, with quick relief from colic, dyspepsia, fever, rheumatism, burns, cramps, and more. Travelers are urged to carry a bottle, and it is priced at fifty cents.

Radway Dway

Radway’s Regulating Pills Advert Lemmas and Claims

A telegraphic ad copy extols Radway’s Regulating Pills as tasteless, purifying, and curative for stomach, liver, bowels, kidneys, bladder, nervous disorders, indigestion, bilious fever, piles, and other visceral derangements. Claims include no mercury, vegetable formula, and a 25 cent per box price with sales through Radway & Co. and Fay & Co. worldwide promotions.

Reeway Radway

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