Republican State Convention Advertised In Daily Gazette
The June 3 issue notes the Republican State Convention and includes an advertisement on the first page. Other sections list home news, real estate transfers, editorials, weather, and local notices across pages.
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Tilton Beecher
Een
Otterbein
Storer
Washington
Paris
Germany
River News
New Orleans
Water-Works
Cincinnati Democratic Martyrs
Weather Report
Third Term fight escalates amid grim metaphorical language
The passage portrays a political struggle described as a coffin burial scene. Taveras tackles Hayes and is thrown, Pexpieros grapples and loses, and a relative is urged to confront the outcome, signaling mounting tensions around the term limit debate.
Tarr's Candidacy Strengthens in Ohio Gubernatorial Race
The article praises Judge Tarr for gaining ground with voters as his name appears for governor. It cites past Ohio races, notes his stance on party unity, and contrasts with Democratic challenges, while discussing broader federal and regional political and scientific topics.
Imposture and psychical force in mediums discussed
The piece notes that mediums claim rare psychical force and that a circle in sympathy can produce phenomena. It describes nerve ether, nebula formation, and phantom creation as explained by Mr. Fairkeep, while dismissing calls for a technical analysis as the domain of fools and incredulous readers.
Hayes Nominated for Governor on First Ballot at Republican Convention
The Republican State Convention nominated B Hayes for Governor on the first ballot. Judge Tarr received 179 votes after being urged by local Republicans to allow his name. Hayes had previously refused but indicated he would serve if the party united for his candidacy. The Gazette supports Hayes as a capable standard bearer and Tarr as a strong statewide judge. The slate includes Youne for Lieutenant Governor and re nominations for Supreme Court, Auditor, and Attorney General.
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B. Hayes
Judge Tarr
Hayes
Horton
Noyes
Republican Party
Gen. Hayes
Gazette
Judge Taft
Gen
Congress
Ohio
Gaserra
Hayzs
Thomas L. Youne
Hamilton County
Supreme Court
Joan M. Micarcen
Butler
Pete Tuatcuer
Cuyahoga
Board of Public Works
Ohio Republican
Insurance and Reckless Building Hazards in New York Hotels
Mr Harrison of the New York Board of Fire Underwriters reports sixty nine hotels in New York with defects creating fire hazards. He notes owners fear higher costs and accept insurance as justification for unsafe wooden construction. The piece calls for legal safety standards and stricter building rules to prevent disasters.
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New York Board of Fire
New York
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Insurance Helped Building Standards Rise to Prudence
The passage argues that filling floors with plaster or concrete, filling stairways, raising dividing walls above roofs, and properly constructing chimney flues separate from woodwork are key. It suggests that when insurance shifts from speculative to prudent practice, it could curb reckless building methods.
New Hampshire Senate Seats Disputed After Governor and Council Action
Democrats claim seven of twelve seats by ousting Narr Haan and others while Republicans protest. The contested seats and a potential Supreme Court ruling loom as party tensions rise and public anger grows, with calls for lawful processes in a fragile political climate.
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Westox
New Hampshire
Narr Haan
Senate
Nathaniel
Supreme Court
Waston
Conservatism and the American republic in its second century
Essay arguing that aging political culture should curb waste and expand conservative legislation. It notes rapid growth, frequent elections, and abundant resources, yet warns of overuse of nature and calls for retrenchment, prudent fiscal policy, and enforcing economy as a steady national burden.
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Industrial and Music Hall Governors debated after Springer gift
The article discusses gifts and endowments for a public hall for industrial expositions and musical events. It notes concerns over perpetual governance and the need for secure administration, citing the Springer gift and the split of control between donors and subscribing parties.
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Springera
Esayel Association
Vumpan J
A Broad Foundation for Industrial Expositions and Festivals
The proposal warns against using a stock company to govern the city’s industrial exposition and music festival venture. It favors a perpetual directory formed by three bodies the Chamber of Commerce, Board of Trade, Mechanics' Institute, plus city park boards and the Musical Festival Association. It argues for guaranteed city ownership of the property and a non dividend structure to ensure durable, prudent stewardship and avoid dissipation or manipulation.
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America
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Mechanics’ Institute
Atock
Meeting for Ohio Sunday-school Union at Seventh Street Church
An undenominational Ohio Sunday-school Union meeting will be held at the Seventh Street Congregational Church next Sunday evening June 6 at the usual service hour. Clifton M. Nichols of Springfield, president of the State Union, will speak along with Cincinnati Sunday-school men. The society seeks sympathy cooperation and financial aid from Christian people. All Sunday-school workers are invited. The State Sunday-school Convention meets in Newark June 8 to 10 with each Cincinnati Sunday school invited to send a credentialed delegate.
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Ohio Sunday-school Union
Seventh Street
Newark
Cincinnati
Indiana Diocese Convention Opens At St Pauls Cathedral
The thirty eighth annual convention of the Diocese of Indiana met at St Pauls Cathedral, Indianapolis. Bishop Talbot opened the session after prayer and scripture reading. clergy and laity listed for the gathering, committees announced, Engle named secretary, and the Bishop's annual address read. The Board of Missions meeting followed at the Chapel Cathedral.
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Indiana
Cincinnati Gazette
Indianapolis
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St. Paul's Cathedral Church
E A. Bradley
Christ Church
Talbot
Joseph C. Talbot
Jesse R. Bicknell
Thomas R. Austin
Addis E. Bishop
Edwin K. Bishop
Edward H. Bradley
Robert M. Chapman
Churchill Easton
Francis Dunham
Geo. B. Engle
Wellington Furgus
John Fulton
John Gierlow
A. K. Hall
James N. Hume
H. O. Judd
T. W. McLean
Edward J. Purdy
J. B. Howe
John J. Irwin
Seth A. Jones
J. C. D. Lilly
Gen
John Love
J. E. McDonald
William H. Morrison
Felows
W. Fergus
A. E. Bishop
Edward Tabor
E. R. Bishop
Charles Hinks
I. L. Beach
J. L. Gay
J. H. Weddel
Fred. Harper
D. Wakefield
F.s.denham
PB. Burr
D Fulton
George C. Day
W. Richmond
W. H. Roberts
Wm. H. Morrison
George B. Engle
Willis D. Engle
Protestant Episcopal Church
Board of Missions
Chapel Cathedral
General Synod Organizes in Jersey City Elects President
New York June 2 The General Synod could not be organized today in Jersey City by electing Prof Root of Michigan president and Prof Charles.
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New York
General Synod of
Ien Canot
Inersey City
Root
Michigan
Charles
River Rise Sparks Early Union Pacific HQ Work
The River at Omaha reports the river still rising by feet ten inches above low water marks. Authorities say work will be resumed immediately on the Union Pacific Headquarters building and rushed to completion. Additional improvements at this point are being considered by officers.
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Arctic
Alert
Discovery
England
Wases
Haut
Omaha
Union Pacific
Universal liberty and universal suffrage in education
Judge Taft praised Gov. Hayes and urged universal education as the path to liberty and suffrage. He warned against dissolving education from state duty and urged churches and people to support a republican system. The speech ended with GOP enthusiasm as the crowd dispersed.
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Cannes
Republican Party
Wade
Taft
Gov. Hayes
Gen. Hayes
Hayes and Taft Nomination Draws GOP Support in Springfield
Special Dispatch reports from Springfield on June 2 noting Hon. R. B. Hayes was well received by leading Republicans for governor while some regret Judge Taft's defeat.
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Hayes
Taft
Cincinnati Gazette
Springfield
R. B. Hayes
Hayes at Dayton Nomination Delights Republicans
Dayton Ohio June 2 Republicans here are perfectly delighted with the nomination of Hayes. The report notes strong local support and optimism for his political prospects.
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Hayes
Dayton
Cincinnati Gazette
Our Candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor Hayes and Young
R B Hayes born Delaware Ohio October 4 1822 rose from law study at Sparroggs Columbus to Harvard Law School and Cincinnati practice. He served as Major Colonel and Brigadier General in the Civil War, then elected to Congress and Ohio Governor, later Fremont resident.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Delaware
Thomas Sparrogg
Columbus
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Cincinnati
Ohio Infantry
Rosecrans
West Virginia
McClellan
South Mountain
79Th Ohio
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Kanawha
Sheridan
Winchester
Col. Hayes
Fisher’s Hill
Cedar Creek
Lynchburg
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Congress
Republican Party
Cox
Banning
Fremont
Thomas L.young
Thomas L. Young
Belfast
Ireland
Cincinnati College
United States Regular Army
Pennsylvania
House of Refuge Reform School
Hamilton County
Ohio
Sidney
11Sth
Odenetey
Alis
Gale Lantry
Resaca
Lincoln
Hamilton
Maritime News Arrivals and Departures in New York
Marine notes from New York dated June 2 report steamships arriving from Liverpool and Glasgow, including the Arragon from von THERayaaa and the California from Glasgow. The Faraday departed Sydney for Newfoundland. Hlaturax mentions a June 2 steamer event.
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Steamshipseens
Liverpool
Arragon
von Therayaaa
Hlaturax
Faraday
Sydney
New Foundland
York
California
Glasgow
Mexican Congress approves Blair railroad grant and impeachment trial
Advices from Mexico City report Congress unanimously approves Blair's contract for a Sonora Arizona railroad and telegraph line with gauges, bonds, and land grants. separately, Edward Lee Plumb railroad project gains favorable report. impeachment of the President ends in acquittal amid frontier depredations.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New Orleans
Mexican Congress
Rowment
David Boyle Blair
Colon
Guaymas
Sonora
Arizona
Ures
Alsnos
Mr. Blair
Joe
Mr. Blairs
Edward Lee Plumb
Leon
Rio Bravo
Vicentre Riva Palace
Loss of the Schiller and fresh discontent in Hyde Park
A London dispatch reports the Schiller wreck continues with the undiscovered specie aboard and mutilated bodies washing ashore. In Hyde Park a mass meeting supports cabinet-makers released from prison, about eight hundred attendees condemn the sentence as a violation of rights. The German government says it will join an inquiry into the Schiller loss. In St Petersburg the International Telegraphic Conference opens as the Czar hosts a banquet for delegates tomorrow.
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New York
London
Schiller
Hyde Park
Greenwich
Duke d Audiffret Pasquier Re elected Assembly President
Paris June 2. Duke d Audiffret Pasquier was re elected president of the National Assembly. The vice presidents and secretaries were also re elected.
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Paris
Duke d’ Audiffret-Pasquier
National Assembly
National Temperance Convention lessons and aims discussed
The convention heard Mrs. Martha B. O'Donnell of New York present the Juvenile Templars case for temperance pledges in Sunday schools. A speaker cited the low rate of Sunday-school attendance among criminals, and resolutions urged temperance education, stronger penalties for liquor sales, and support for temperance literature and candidates. The next convention may be held in Philadelphia in 1876.
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New York
Templars
Byers
Ohio State Penitentiary
America
Friends of Temperance
Cleveland
United States
National Temperance Society
Philadelphia
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