Sunday School Convention in Newark Ohio Debates Officers
The State Sunday-school Convention met in Newark with about 200 delegates enrolled. Officers were elected including President C. M. Nichols and Secretary R. Cowden. Resolutions urged stronger Sabbath-school work, adoption of the International Lesson System, and strict temperance. Lectures covered the superintendent role and women’s contributions, followed by a large infant-class demonstration.
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Committee On Resolutions
Indianapolis
Mra. B. Cam
Galion
Ohio Congregational Conference Concludes Strong Sessions
The Ohio Congregational Conference closes after sessions in Mansingto and Mansfield with talks on temperance church revenues and ministerial training. Delegates heard on foreign missions nursery education and the functions of church officers. The day ends with a Lord’s Supper and a Hampton Singers concert.
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S. H. Lee
Cleveland
J. Smith
Oberlin
J. G. W. Cowls
Jas. A. Daily
Painsville
T. H. Hawks
Marietta
Board of Foreign Missions
Treat
American Board
Cause of Foreign Missions
Judson Smith
Congregational Church
James Bronda
John Sherman
M. F. Streby
New York
American Missionary Association
South
Hampton Singers
General Synod Tackles Chicago Church Finances
At the General Synod in Jersey City on June 10 the financial condition of the Chicago church was raised. A resolution directs the committee to seek a strong minister from other denominations to revive the church. In the evening a committee reported $9,650 in subscriptions for Chicago and the Pharmacy Committee rejected the 1875 liturgy. The synod adjourned to meet in Kingston in 1876.
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New York
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Jersey “City
Chicago
Reformed Synod
Kingeton
Specie Shipments Reported With Mixed Totals
New York shipments to the east show mixed values including a thousand dollar range and bar quantities. The report notes substantial bars and silver content, with several thousand units mentioned across unspecified destinations.
Death of Gen Duff Green in Dalton Georgia
Gen Duff Green dies at his Dalton home on June 16 while visiting Atlanta. The Akron report questions Taft's future but relays Columbus letters to Ohio politics and references Cincinnati Gazette observations.
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Asurer
W. M. Reid
Wm. Allison
Xenia
Furay
Columbus
H.P. Lloyd
Cincinnati
S. Starr
Bellefontaine
Patterson Mitchell
Dayton
D. A. Randall
Duff Green
Atvanta
Duff
Dalton
Green
Cincinnati Gazette
J Taft Ia
Ohio
Cpa
Akron
Miscellaneous notes from a 19th century paper column
A jumble of short items reports fewer Michigan saloons, court cases in Boston, perfumers in Cannes, strawberries in Norfolk, widow marriage bans in Athens, honey yields in California, large jute cultivation, a dramatic hair anecdote, a French convict marriage rule, a Wall Street joke, a moon colony investment ruse, a proposed Forth Rail Bridge, German language reform, a theater anecdote, and peach crop prospects from Paducah.
Weather Overview and Temperatures Across Cities June 1873 1875
Local meteorological report lists daily means for temperatures humidity rainfall and wind directions for June 10 across cities including Alpena Lynchburg Milwaukee Montreal Omaha Oswego Pembina Pittsburg Portland Nashville New Orleans New York North Platte Savannah St Louis St Paul Toledo Vicksburg Wilmington Yankton Louisville and Cincinnati. Projections for Atlantic states Lower Lakes Gulf states and upper regions note pressure trends wind directions and likely weather with cautionary signals in several ports and cities.
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Alpena
Lynchburg
Pittsburg
Portland
Nashville
New Orleans
New York
North Platte
Savannah
St. Louis
St.Paul
Minn
Coledo
Citommarti
Cincinnati
Bassamer
Sergt
Signal Service
Washington
Atlantic States
Lower Lakes
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Upper Lakes
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio River
Duluth
Escandba
Marquette
Milwaukee
Chicago
Grand Hayne
Arrivals at Grand Hotel and Burnet House—Extensive Guest List
A lengthy roster lists guests at the Grand Hotel and Burnet House, including J. W. Devereux Cleveland J. C. Kirkham H. R. Baltzer and family, W. W. Spence and companions, J. W. Kinsley and wife, and many others from cities like London Cleveland Baltimore Chicago New York Philadelphia and Indianapolis. The names appear alongside destinations such as Boston Columbus Louisville and St James Hotel.
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Grand Hotel
J. W. Devereux
F. Ford
Cleveland
J.C. Kirkham
H. R. Baltzer
London
England
Eli
W. W. Spence
Morris
C. Bond
C. B. Trumbull
Alex. Murdoch
Murdoch
Baltimore
J. W. Kinsley
Boston
L. D. Richardson
Chicago
James A. Cheney
Chas
Gaan
New York
George Deering
Louisville
John H. Freeman
Sweet Springs
W. Va
J. H. McKeman
N. McCarty
Indianapolis
Burnet House
O. M. Sanford
A. E. Jonette
E. Honeywell
D. ¥. Leahy
W. J. Carrow
H. H. Sandera
Raphael
Stroud
J. G. Manuson
T. Caldwell
F. Tracy Nelson
Dood
Voledo
J.C. Millen
E. Frasier
W. Cieppencer
Durham Ward
Delaware
Wm. F. Churseh
Columbus
W. E. Fitch
Jas. Callahan
Jady
Lawrence
Joe
5. Newman
G. W. Hull
L. W. Noyse
A. Harzfeld
H. G. Ly L
CG. Fornerfeleht
L. C. Fripp
W. N. Brewster
N. H
J. K. Pearson
Missisnippi
C. H. Case
Binghampton
Dr. Jno
Yo -C
Tifreekmorten
Om City
W. Hyines
T. Thamar
Fran
Wanca
Thos
R. Huffy
L. T
Talbott
Jno
Cobb
Pennsylvania
D. & Fee
Biah
Fragmentary Readers List Names Across Cities
A garbled OCR list reads scattered names and places including Maryland New York Missouri Mississippi Florida Illinois Wisconsin and Denver. It names individuals such as J Pye Betty Hoard Thompson McKinnac and Skinner with various undetermined roles and locations.
Late Clinton Hotel sale confirmed by U S court in Abington
Hon Joseph Hermes to deliver oration before Turners at their New Port seat next Monday. United States Deputy Marshal Harrington proceeds to Maysville to levy on the Maysville and Lexington Railroad for 147000 dollars. The Good Templars hall furniture sold at public auction. The Stars beat Eckfords eleven to three at Maysville. City Council actions include sewer and street improvements and police appointments. Newport recruits and barracks changes noted. Tibbatts Band uniforms exhibited. officers reassigned domestically and at Ft Selden.
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Joseph Hermes
Turners
Newport
Clinton Hotel
Beabington
Sens C. Metenghlingtes
Ballard
United States Court
United States
Harrington
Maysville
Good Templars
Carner
Madison and
Sixth Streets
Coiixat
Henry Miller
Ludlow
Thomas Derr
George Holden
Samuel McCutchan
Michael Fallon
Eckfords
Louisville
Covington
Fleetwood
Shinkle
Jos. Hoban
Stuart
Inton
Covington & Lexington Railroad
James Winslow
Anay
Court of Appeals
Kenton
Mr. C. Carroll
Scott and
Greenup
Thirteenth
Committee On Sewers
Marshal Bolan
Henry Repp
Anton Lockte
Thursston
Council
McDannhold
Committee On Law
Ninth Street
Russell
Bank Lick Streets
Watkins Street
Main Street
Degion
Short Street
Edward
Bullock Streets
Rockers
P. Burke
F. H. Noonan
Lewisburg
Garrard Street
Philadelphia
Sixth Street
United Presbyterian fete planned near church and parsonage
Susanna Staal, a married woman, sues the city of Hawilton for 300 in damages claiming overflow from Crawford's Run due to failure to raise a sufficient embankment damaged her property. The fete will occur July 2 in the area surrounding the church and parsonage.
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United Presbyterian Church
New Casis
Susanna Staal
Hawilton
Crawford’s Run
Court Mandamus in County Commissioners Case
The court granted the mandamus and issued a peremptory writ against the County Commissioners. In probate matters, Robert B. Davidson was appointed administrator of the estate of Dawes W. Hagan with $500 personalty and Thos. Moore as surety. J. L. Kirkpatrick appointed administrator of the estate of A. H. Kirkpatrick with $100 personalty. Martha A. Rhea named administrator of the estate of Thos. J. Rhea with $1,000 personalty. security Clark Lane, John L. and Fanny E. Rhea. An interesting District Court case, W. L. Lane vs J. McKinstry et al., involved land in Riley Town. The court heard arguments but withheld final decision yesterday afternoon.
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Provate Court
Robert B. Davidson
Dawes W. Hagan
Thos
Moore
J. L. Kirkpatrick
A. H. Kirkpatrick
Martha A. Rhea
J. Rhea
Clark Lane
John L
Fanny E. Rhea
W. L. Lane
J. McKinstry
William McKinstry
Riley Town
Lane
Andrew J. McKinstry
Thos. Millikin
Hoadly and Robertson
Oxford Event Invites European Tour by Local Citizens
Oxford notes announce Murdoch entertainment with an attentive audience. Mesars Kumler and Mollyneaux plan a three to four month Europe tour, departing on the 16th. J W O of Newark, candidate for State Senator, rests in the village. Glendale previews a weeklong event on Hopkins subdivision of the Crafts J Wright estate.
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T. R. Kumler
Jas. Mollyneaux
Europe
J. W. O. Esq
Newark
Glendale
L. C. Hopkins
Crafts J. Wright
Fete Champetre Planned for Winton Place Grounds
A fete champetre will be held next Friday on the grounds of Sylvester Hand to benefit the M. E. Church of the village.
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Sylvester Hand
M. E
Elastic Truss Company Promises Rupture Cure
Advertisement touts antediluvian metal trusses and the Elastic Truss Company as a cure for rupture with a branch in Cincinnati and offices in New York. Giles iodide of ammonia liniment is claimed superior for horsemen and sore throat. Depot and sales details list Baltimore and New York locations with 50 cents to 1 per bottle.
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Porter & Douglass
North Howard Street
Baltimore
Sixth Avenue
New York
Diarrhea treatment advertises Railway Regulating Pills
A medical notice advises avoiding violent purgatives and chalk mixtures. It promotes Taxe Rail way's Regulating Pills as a rapid, painless cure for irritated bowels, claiming toning action and healing effects on inflamed intestines. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by druggists.
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Taxe Railway
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