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Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1875

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2

Sherman’s Historic Atlanta Battle Leaves Questions Unanswered

A lengthy, fragmentary account analyzes Gen Sherman’s July 1864 actions near Atlanta. It details Hood’s daring flank move, McPherson’s death, Logan’s temporary command, and Sherman’s pursuit order while noting omitted official leaves and the tension between political generals and regular officers.

Wein Cincinnati Atlanta McPherson Tennessee Logan Blair Ize 16Th Corps Sherman Shiloh Thomas Army of the Cumberland Schofield Army of the Ohio Hood Johnston Eat Point West Place Augusta Pete Howard West Point Sheridan Joseph Schernere Aed Dodge Bienue Giles A. Smith Decatur Pareles Schees Geo. McPherson Oine 15Th Corps 17Th Army of the Tennessee McCoy Leggett Giles 4 Smith Murray Corea Harleck Halleck Turek Layra Georata Hyer Hewes John A. Logan 15Th Army East Point James B. McPherson Thomas T. Eckert Washington JoePherson Ieee J.C. van Doren H. V.B

Cross-Examination in Fawkner Macintyre Case Continues

Miss Alice Robinson testified about Ida Fawkner guiding her testimony and the note from Ida to Prof. Valentine. The defense pressed memory gaps while the presbytery declared Dr Samuel R Wilson not deposed and in good standing. Captain Boyton completes Channel crossing amid public celebration and medical checks.

Mise Fawkner Mr. Dye Belvit College MacIntyre Messrs Vinton Foster Valentine Harrison Fishback Miss Robinson Prof. Valentine Et al Cincinnati Gazette Indianapolia Alice Robinson Ida Fawkner Ida Mr. Macintyre Ape Prof. Valentine Peewee Gen. Harrison Srs Miss Taylor Wilson Courier-Journal Samuel R. Wilson Southern Presbyterian Church Dr. Pugh Ruth The London Echo Folkestone Boyton South Forelana Dover Wiltshire National Institution London Channel Pavilion Hotel France England Fan Bay Michael Boyton Kentish Eyrie

Beecher Tilton scandal testimony details emerge

An interview piece outlines Carpenter's account of Beecher Tilton proceedings, Storrs consultations, and the alleged newspaper plans. It covers Mrs Tilton's denial, the Woodhull period, and Beecher's pressure to stay in the pulpit while legal actions linger.

Yong F. B Carl Brogklya Graphic Carpenter Beach Tilton Jackson Schultz Beecher Henry M. Cleveland Cleveland Evarts Dr. Storrs Woodbull Mr. Beecher Mrs. Tilton Mr. Tilton Elizabeth Independent Moulton Charles Storrs H. B. Claflin Bowen Brooklyn Union Claflin Union Oliver Johnson The Christian Union Johnson Mr. Carpenter Brooklyn Plymouth Church Storrs Theodore

History and growth of the Cincinnati Law Library Association

The Cincinnati Law Library Association, about 130 members, convened to hear a history paper by W. G. Scarborough outlining inception from 1834 charter plans to 1847 organization and early trustees. It covers early courts, key members like Amos Taft and Jordan Pugh, librarian shifts, building moves after 1849, and county support shaping a growing collection as of 1857.

Cincinnsti Law Library Association Association W. G Scarborough Rufus King Scaryborough Scarborough Hamilton County Cincinnati Law Library John C. Wright John M. Goodenow Edward King Crafts J. Wright Edward W. Ff Jacob W. Pratt E. D. Mansfield O. M. Mitchell Talbot, Jones W. H. Harrison, Jr N. McLean Cor Nes B. B.ueden Jordan A. Pugh Cgil. Telford Aa. E. Serene T. M. McKey Wm. B. Morris Daniel van Matre Morris Ric van Matre Cnildrey Wm. Oe Davies W. M. Alphonso Taft Geo. B. Pugh Devine & of Procedure Caldwell Adv T Pugh Mou Pring Bernard Brealey Mesers W. R. Morris 0. M. Spencer Alphonso Taft RB. Warden Bernard Bradley A. A. Pruden Pruden Court House Joseph McDougal John Bradley M. W. Myers Rodins Isaiah Rogers Jessa Timmanus Arterey Stow Herron King Job. E. Stevenson Supreme Court of the United States Bar Association

Where Are the Caterpillars To the Editor of the Cincinnati Gazetter

A June letter explains caterpillar survival against frost. It argues moths hatch from chrysalises only after warm days, noting late April and May frosts reduced brood, easing fruit crop loss. G. G. 8.

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British Town Populations in 1875 Projections

The Registrar General estimates mid 1875 populations for Britain’s great towns using 1861–1870 growth rates. London 3 445 160 Glasgow 534 564 Liverpool 516 063 Manchester 356 626 Salford 135 720 Birmingham 366 325 Dublin 314 666 Leeds 285 118 Sheffield 267 881 Edinburgh 211 86 Bristol 196 186 Bradford 168 305 Newcastle upon Tyne 137 665 Hull 133 932 Portsmouth 122 632 Brighton 111 089 Leicester 109 830 Sunderland 106 342 Nottingham 92 251 Oldham 87 487 Norwich 82 842 Wolverhampton 71 718.

Great Britain London Glasgow Liverpool Manchester Salford Birmingham Dublin Leeds Sheffield Edinburgh Bristol Bradford Newcastle-upon-Tyné Hull Portsmouth Brighton Leicester Sunderland Nottingham Oldham Norwich Wolverhampton

Newton Theological Institute Celebrates 50th Anniversary

The Newton Theological Institute marks its fiftieth anniversary with commencement exercises. President Rev. Alvah Hovey delivered an address at First Baptist Church Newton Center reviewing the institution’s origin trustees professors and notable alumni. The speaker outlined future needs as the event continued with usual speeches.

Newton Theological Institute Alvah Hovey First Baptist Church Newton Center

Memorial for Mary J. Taylor Accepted by Cincinnati Board

At a special Board of Managers meeting the Home for the Friendless accepted a memorial for Mrs. Mary J. Taylor and ordered it published. The board gratefully acknowledges a $200 bequest from Mrs. Taylor to be used for adornment of the home. The memorial recalls two decades of the Female Guardian Society's work rescuing women in Cincinnati and notes Mrs. Taylor's significant contributions.

Atlan Atlan and We Pase — of Eee Ete Pe. Teanéssre Schofield Thomas Sclofield Decatur Hood Armen Ake Cincinnati Board of Managers of the Home For the Mary J. Taylor Female

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