Washington-Tilton and Beecher clash in early edition
Contents of this day's gazette outline eight pages with news on the late storm fires railway matters telegraphic miscellany moral engine home news Eden Park concert real transfers and a Brewers convention plus notices and ads across pages one through eight.
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Washington
Tilton Vs Beecher
Eden Park
Hird
Pourth
Egypt
Sheridan Rucker
Army of
France
River News
Allen
Brewers
Wolf Vs. Marks
Storer
Water-Works
Sedamsville
Nominations and platform spark party fervor across Ohio
Gov Hayes habit of not being beaten noted as Larore Parkes backed Tart from start to finish. The Republican platform in Ohio targets a third term, with a unanimous convention. Brewers urge free imports for beer materials and temperance advocates push a constitutional amendment against foreign liquor. Judge Tarr steadiness praised amid attacks. Springer Hall board changes reduce private control. stock set at par with $50 shares. Exposition Commissioners approve plan.
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Ohio
Congress
Chicago
Springer Hall
Musical Festival Association
Death of Bettany Songer Recalled in Cincinnati Tribute
Yesterday Bettany Songer was laid to rest at Spring Grove. The piece honors Judge Storer as a leading Cincinnati figure, praising his originality, wit, and influence in law and public life. It notes how his speech and counsel left a mark few can match.
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Bettany Songer
Spring Grove
Cincinnati
Storer
Atileo
Ant
Stokee
Pascal
Remembering Judge Stoner a Pioneer Link in Our Town
The community recalls Judge Stoner as a man of steadfast virtue and discretion whose decisions and wit left a lasting impression. Citizens across ranks will miss his commanding presence and the rare blend of fervent piety with practical sense, hoping for a worthy successor from among the younger generation.
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Stoner
Bar
Church
Ohio Republicans rally in Columbus to back Hayes Taft Tarr
A crowded Columbus meeting shows unified resolve to fight for 1875 victory. Hayes, Taft, and Tarr gain support. Tarr praised for integrity, Hayes preferred overall. Emphasis on organization, vigorous campaigning, and party unity across counties and school districts. Ohio outlook seen as pivotal for 1876 national race.
Debating Education Stress and Mental Health in Early Study
A Boston doctor links over-study to damage in growing girls and insanity in youth. The piece cites Dr Henry Howard of Quebec and Dr Ctance, notes dangers of high pressure schooling, and argues that many disturbed youths later become part of the city’s vicious classes. The author disputes certain claims and urges caution against over-cramming while recognizing some students suffer from excess study.
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Cuarix
Boston
Henry Howard
Quebec
Howanp
Ctance
England
Howard
Republican Nominee for Treasurer Millikin Praised
Major John M. Millikin, Republican nominee for State Treasurer, is portrayed as in vigorous health and prime of life. The profile traces his Ohio roots, law practice, militia service, political work, farming leadership, and role on the State Board of Agriculture, concluding he would credit the office and please the public.
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John M. Millikin
Allen
Washington County
Pennsylvania
Daniel Millikin
Hamilton
Butler County
Major Millikin
Robert B. Millikin
Thomas Millikin
Third Ohio Brigade
Falconer
Aspide-De-Camp
Yom Corwin
L Law
Mr. Millikin
Bebb
Millikin
Dr. Millikin
Jackson
L. D.campbell
Harrison
Butter County
Cincinnatus
State Board of Agriculture
Butler
Warren
State Board
National
Live Stock Journal
Major Millikins
Midnight Self-Inflicted Death Near Vine Street
An elderly man, about 55 to 60, was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound behind a jewelry store on Russ alley near Vine street. He sat in the doorway, fell into the hall, a pistol at his heart. He wore a respectable manner but no identity yet. Coroner notified. residence unknown.
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Carey
Russ Alley
Vine Street
T. Barth
Robbers Assail County Man on Levee and Loot $250
County Kentucky man was assaulted by robbers on the levee the night before last. He was badly beaten and robbed of $250 in cash along with other valuables. He was brought home yesterday and the incident reported to the police.
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County
Groesbeck Gift Presents Perpetual Free Concert in Burnet Woods Park
The Groesbeck fund inaugurates a perpetual free concert in Burnet Woods Park with a May debut. Thousands attended as the reed band performed Brand’s march, Weber, Giroffe selections, Lohengrin, Vieuxtemps, and Fackeltanz, closing with God Save the Queen. Notables like Reuben R. Springer and Mr. Groesbeck were present, and praise highlighted discipline and organization.
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Groesbeck
Burnet Woods Park
Auburn
Corryville
Reuben R. Springer
Brand
Weber
Adelaide Waltz
Strauss
Meyerbeer
Pike
Abt
Messrs. Ballenberg and
Corner stone laid for $25,000 Masonic Temple at Paris Ill
Special dispatch reports the cornerstone of the Paris Illinois Masonic Temple, valued at $25,000, laid amid imposing ceremonies with completion hoped by December 28. Chauncey Young, night watchman for Evansville and Crawfordville Railroad, vanished with a married woman named Copeland and $60 of her earnings.
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Masonic Temple
Cincinnati Gazette
Terre Havre
Inn
Paris
Ill
Chaencey Young
Evansville
Crawfordville
Copeland
The Convention and Its Work in Ohio Republicans
From a Cleveland Herald summary of the Ohio Republican convention. Hayes emerges as the favored nominee with strong cross-party support and predicted victory. Taft and Puritanical elements provoke debate on liberal views and party unity. Hayes accepts the nomination amid a shifting political mood and questions about temperance platform.
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Cleveland Herald
Cartry
Columbus
Volkblatt
Taft
Hayes
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Crusade
Ohio
Gen
Tom Young
Hamilton
Gen. Hayes
New England Methodists oppose school Bible reading resolution
A May letter to the editor cites a New England Annual Conference resolution condemning Bible reading in public schools under legal force as incompatible with republican government and Protestant teaching. The author clarifies the Springfield Mass meeting did not adopt that stance and signs A D Mayo. A Lebanon Star item questions Democratic rule in city governance.
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Springkeip
Mass
Cincinnati Gazette
Ga‘GhPrk
Fang Res
New England
The
Methodist Episcopal Arch
Ingfield
M. 8. Church
Springfield
A. D. Mayo
How Hille revelations might have changed Johnston’s mayoral race
The Gazette contends that if disclosed facts had been known before the election Johnston might not have won mayor as police and clubs aided his bid. The Enquirer backed him as the candidate of the bummers, and his victory raises questions about whether a city would have voted differently if prior disclosures had appeared.
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the Gazette
Johnston
the Enquirer
Hille
Annual meeting notice from Leesburg Highland County Ohio
The undersigned announces the next annual meeting to be held at Leesburg in Highland County on June 1. Those in possession of ancient relics showing invention by necessity, contrasted with Fu ton Stephenson Morse methods, are asked to forward them for exhibition. By order of the Executive Committee, all invited. Reet Besesoy, May 15, President L. P. Association.
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Leesburg
Highland County
Robinson Crusoe
Cyclone Hits Chinese Coast Wrecks Several Vessels
Foreign dispatch from Loxpow on June 3 reports severe cyclone conditions off the Chinese coast. The British Government and Burma suffer critical affairs as a number of ships are wrecked per Oriental Telegram Agency reports.
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Loxpow
Oriental Telegram Agency
Opposition to religious processions reported in Brussels
Paris reports that Count Von Perponchet the German minister at Brussels has made fresh representations to the Belgian Government regarding Catholic needs. At Bussels near this city forty persons have been arrested for taking part in an affray linked to interference with a religious procession.
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Paris
la Republique Francaise
Count von Perponchet
Brussels
Nees Bussels
St. Nicholas
Berlin Manatee Arrest Sparks Curious Telegraph Report
A Berlin telegraph dispatch notes an unusual incident as a local police agent’s zeal leads to Dikens arrest. The report claims the matter is unfounded, with release anticipated soon, and mentions a mysterious manatee in connection to the event.
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Loxpon
Telegraph
Berlin
Tom
Dunen
Dikens
Sixty Perish as Lighter Capsizes Near Sussex
Sixty persons drowned when a lighter capsized in the Tagus near Sussex, the disaster confirmed on June 3. Rescue and recovery efforts underway as authorities investigate cause and safety measures for river crafts.
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Sussex
Tagus
National Temperance Convention Advances Reform Clubs
At Chicago on June 3 the National Temperance Convention passed a resolution endorsing Reform Clubs in New England and Illinois and calls for a three member committee to help start clubs nationwide. Massachusetts and Maine clubs cited. A proposal to ban alcohol nationwide and require abstinence for officials was adopted for further action. The suffrage issue was debated. a related resolution failed 58 to 52. Miss Dickinson argued that political organization and temperance ballots are needed. The session adjourned at noon.
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Chicago
Temprance
Reform Clubs
Newngland
Illinois
Algo
A. A. Williams
Massachusetts
Maine
District of Columbia
United States
Union
Miss Dickinson
Incomplete and scattered 19th century notices across Europe
A jumble of brief items reports a government gold peal award of 500000 and specie shipments totaling 1300007 in gold and 65443 in silver to Europe. It notes the death of Mrs L A Goowell of Omaha from heart disease, a suspected murder case of Carl Vogt tied to Chevalier de Bianco near Brussels, and a Belgian suspect’s transfer to Belwig’n. It also mentions an NY Attorney General lis pendens against Sweeney siblings and a Louisiana judge shot in a Houma dispute.
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Europe
L. A. Goowell
Omaha
Neb
Carl Vogt
Chevalier de Bianco
Brussels
Belwig
Railway matters and Chicago rail execs election
Curiaco June 3 J N McCollough vice president of the Pennsylvania Company arrived to oversee roads under his control and possibly address the Baltimore and Ohio dispute. Chicago and North Western elected officers with S M Mills replacing George S Scott. directors Harr Kennedy William Scott Milton Courtright W H Perry J L ____, in a harmonious meeting.
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J. N. M’collough
Chicago
Curiaco
J. N. McCollough
Pennsylvania Company
City
Baltimore & Ohio
Garrett
Chicago & North-Western
Curoaco
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
George S. Scott
M. Mills
Harr Kennedy
Scott
Milton Courtright
W. H. Perry
J.L
Grasshoppers Threaten Kansas and Missouri Farmlands
In Kansas City June 3 the grasshoppers began flight westward in immense masses, raising danger for Kansas crops as they cross the border. Missouri will be free of hoppers tonight. In St. Louis June 3, much of the day was devoted to Gov Harden's proclamation with merchants closing shops and religious groups collecting for sufferers.
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Kansas City
Harden
Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
Goy
Atdin
Base Ball May 3 White Stockings vs Reds in Boston
The week’s baseball card features the White Stockings against the Boston Red Stockings. St. Louis appears as a competing club in the market for pennant hopes.
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Jane
White Stockings
Boston Reds
St. Louis
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