City of the Lakes and the Presbyterian General Assembly
A reader recounts the Presbyterian General Assembly in Cleveland, praising harmony and principles on union with the Southern Church while reflecting on figures like Dr Morris and Dr Naccotis. He notes Cleveland’s Euclid Avenue and Superior Street, discusses transit depots, and observes economic bumps from 1873. Dated June 2, 1875.
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THE
City OF the Lakes
Presbyterian General Assembly
Aiizas
General Assembly
Gazette
Y. 5
Morris
Modes
Southern Church
Vanwyxe
Brooklyn
Sauvwzn
Second
Cincinnati
Nicools
St. Louis
Naccotis
Jesus
Y. S
Davin Swing
Swing
Synod of North Illinois
Presbytery
Synod
Brave
Court of Appeal
Assembly
Srmaar Ronmeer
New York
Cleveland
Great Plain
Euclid Avenue
Clifton
Superior
Ya’ Buperior Street
Union Depot
Ohio
Lake Superior
Public Schools and Catholic Faith Clash in Debate
The Catholic Telegraph reprints a New York Tribune critique of Protestant Assembly views on secular public schools. It argues Catholics cannot accept state-imposed religion or education separation, warning that exclusion of religious instruction is a grave error and that civil liberty and Catholic faith are inseparable in the fight over schooling.
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Catholic Telegraph
New York Tribune
Presbyterian General Assembly
God
Germany
Commencement Week at Otterbein University
A Cincinnati Gazette reader reports Otterbein commencement scenes with a large audience in the college chapel. The program featured essays and orations, music between speeches, and a class of 72 earning the A. M. degree. Alumni meet that evening with J. A. Shauck delivering the oration and G. J. Flick appointed as a supervisor.
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College Chapel
H. A. Thompson
A. M
J. A. Shauck
Dayton
G.J. Flickpointment
D. Surface
Evarts completes hundredth BeecherTilton trial address
The jurist delivers a lengthy summary centered on the Catherine Gaunt letter and Tilton Beech er controversy. He traces how Tilton edited letters to mislead the public, defends Beecher against adultery claims, and details Moulton’s role in shaping testimony. The speech ends with plans to resume Monday.
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Youx
Evatts
Mr. Beecher
Mr. Evatts
Tilton-Beecher
Mr. Evarts
Catherine Gaunt
Tilton
Theo
Mrs. Tilton
Abe
Victoria Woodhull
Evarts
Beecher
Moulton
Pawers
Bowen
R. Evarts
Kira Tilton
R. Sapeaates
Wien
Wilkeson
Belcher
Wouson
Plymouth Church
Neilson
Board of Councilmen Debates Street Improvements and Extensions
The Board of Councilmen held a regular session with President Fitzgerald. Several ordinances read a second time were not suspended for third reading. They included funding for a council election and street improvements on Hamilton, Liberty, Main, Sycamore, Hughes and others, with adjustments to a salary for a city clerk and a revised wage. A separate set of street taxes and an inspector board for insecure buildings were approved or considered. A Sedamsville Street railroad extension ordinance failed to gain immediate passage, leading to a lengthy delay and adjournment as absentees delayed voting. Two notable incidents included a failed attempt to schedule the Sedamsville extension as a special order and a child’s accident from a second-story fall nearby.
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Twenty-second Ward
A. D
Hamilton Road
Liberty
Main
Sycamore
Hughes
West Street
Horne Street
Board of Revision
Board of
al Nica
Ravine Street
Sedamsville Street Railroad
Sedamsville Street
Price
Eighth Street
Wise
Birnbryer
Hichiony
Water-works Board Holds Regular Session Amid Debates
The Water-works Trustees met at 10 yesterday with a full slate of routine actions. Payrolls and bills were approved, with $10,938 in expenditures and bonds ordered to the City Solicitor for safekeeping. Disputes over coal, Eden reservoir pilasters costs, and funds transfers were discussed as wheelers argued about timing and allocations. A new pipe contract was awarded, a bath-house dispute was referred, and a site lease on western hills was proposed for survey. The board adjourned after scheduling a special meeting to address street sprinkler complaints and other pending work.
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Mr. Dannens
Bowman
W. H. Brown
Mr. Hilbore
Brown
Hilb
Geo. W. Barger
Eden Reservoir
Barger
Dayton
Young Men’s Gymnasium Association
Kirton
L & C, Railroad Company
Clay Street
J. Boeckle
Garden of Eden
John A. Murphy
Board of Trustees
Pecs
George F. Moyers
E. G. Megrus
Fire Department
Harrison Pike
Mill Creek
The Late Judge Storer and Chamber of Commerce Tribute
The Chamber of Commerce adopts resolutions honoring the late Judge Storer. They praise his industry, civic duty, kindness, and religious steadfastness, urging members to emulate his virtues. Signatories include Joan A. Gao, Jas. W. Sisley, Gro. F. Davia, A. B. Whitemy, Jas. F. Torrence.
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Chamber of Commerce
Philox
Osophia
Hhawan
Alelane
Joan A. Gao
Jas. W. Sisley
Gro
F. Davia
A. B. Whitem
Jas
F. Torrence
Resolutions on Death of Hon Bellamy Storer by Pulte Medical College
Board of Trustees meeting June 4 appoints C F Bradley Geo Eustis and S R Beckwith to draft resolutions on the death of Hon Bellamy Storer. They praise his intellect honesty and virtue and state he was a friend and supporter who advanced art and science in the city. A copy is sent to the family and daily papers.
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Pulte Medical College
Palte Medical College
C. F. Bradley
Geo. Eustis
R. Beckwith
Bellamy Storer
Divine Providence
R. M. Bisuoor
Secretary Bristow Not to Come to Cincinnati
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce records Secretary Bristow’s withdrawal from a planned visit. In correspondence dated June 1 and June 3 1875 Gen H Bristow indicates private business detained him and he must return to Washington immediately without addressing Cincinnati merchants during Change.
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Bristow
Cincinnati
C. M. Holloway, Esq
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Washington
Ae H. Bristow
Treasury
Lowise
Jitleu
Chamber of the
Aie
Co. M
PS Oe Merce
Cio
Springer Hall and Who is to Control
Fragmentary report discusses authority over Springer Hall and pro organization contention. Objections to the Goxethers article are noted, with unclear references to Svenek and musical association citations. Text is garbled, limiting concrete facts.
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Springer Hall
Cincinnati Gazette
Svenek
Springer Hg
Musical Val Association
Sanden
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Catherine, Glant
Fon Uring
Simeon Tee
Bowén
Christendom
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Alice
Florence
Samuel Wilkeson
Apollo
Beavh
Svarts
Pnan
Ilton
Yee Toulton
Allen
Nfem
Board OF Councilmen
Fitzgerald
Sedameville Street Railroad
Committee On
Bard Bi Aldermer
Center Street
Colerain Pike
Miami Canal
Charlotte Street
Copper Alley
North Street
Fifth Street
Denman Street
Beeade Street
Flint Street
Fourth Avenue
James Street
Marshall Street
Front Street
Harriet Street
Jackson Street
Twelfth Street
Thirteenth Street
Jordan Alley
Cedar Alley
Ninth Street
Liberty Street
Dalton Avenue
Bowlder
Lick Run Pike
John Om
Marshall
Spring Grove Avenue
McFarland Street
Plum Street
Elm Street
Pine Street
State Street
Old State Road
Baltimore Pike
Central Avenue
Sherman Avenue
Dayton Avenue
Boulder
Third Avenue
Walker Mill Road
Jenkins
South Ling
Webb Street
Park Street
Mill Street
Board of Aldermen
Tarr
Water-Works Board
Judge Storer
L. Evans
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