Wabash College Set for Commencement Week Activities
Correspondence from Cincinnati Gazette notes Wabash College commencements begin with exams on Thursday and Friday and continue Monday. Prize declaimers and essays showcase Thursday and Friday evenings, with baccalaureate Sunday at Center Church. The week features military events, alumni gatherings, and two commencement hops with broad invitations across the state.
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Wabash
Col Chapel
Bassett
Center Church
Jos. F. Tutte
Dass
Dr. Plumer
Columbia
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Society of Religious Inquiry
H. B. Carrington
J. W. Gordon
Indianapolis
Maj. Gordon
Gov. Hendricks
John A. Finch
Q. A. M. Club
McCleland Hall
Grounded Questions on Tweed Release From Penitentiary
The New York Times article outlines Tweed’s legal grounds for release, challenging the jurisdiction of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, Pratt’s ambiguity over where he should serve, and whether multiple counts constitute one offense. It details arguments on continuous neglect, audit duties, and the validity of the indictment’s divisions.
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New York Times
Tweed
Counsil
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Court of Appeals
City of
New York
Court of Last Resort
Dlotrek
Oxford Female College Commencement Honors and Music
The twenty first annual examination and commencement at Oxford Female College closed with a large turnout and a program led by Rev. R D Morris. The senior class of sixteen featured Laura Thompson and Eliza Jackson as top honorees, with music and painting prizes awarded to Thompson and Luella Casey. The exercises included Beethoven and Handel selections, choral numbers, solos, and a valedictory, with diplomas delivered by President Morris and praise for the year’s academic and artistic efforts under Prof Beaugeman and Prof Merz.
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Oxford Female College
R D. Morris
0. N. Stoddard
Oxford
Old Miami University
Laura Thompson
Newburgh
Ind
Eliza Jackson
Mary Kline
South Salem
Luella Casey
Beethoven
L. Thompson
Mary R. Kline
Lizzie C. Bonner
Greensburg
Louella Casey
M. Kline
F. O’ Byrne
Anna E. Cowan
Richland
Maggie Chambers
Charleston
Ill
Ida L. Dair
Harrison
O. Ardus Waltz
Ashitay
Alise E. Jordan
Century Plants
Lottie B. Dair
Sampson
Fannie C. O’byrne
Clifty
Lizzie D. Rudolph
Logansport
Bellini
Stella Boat
Belle Rudolph
Logepet
Tod
Irma Waltz
Arditi
D. Myers
Sallie M. Skidmore
L. Casey
S.mee
Eliza W. Jackson
Newbury
Gipsy Girls
K. Merz
L. Smith
Morris
Beaugeman
Karl Merz
Stella Boal
Newport
K. Myers
Anderson
Newburg
Life Insurance and Consumption at State Medical Meeting
At Put-in-Bay the thirteenth annual State Medical Society session heard Dr. William B. Davis of Miami Medical College discuss consumption's impact on life insurance. He cited Ohio figures showing $1,292,365 in death claims and $137,690,545 at risk for the year ending 1874, emphasizing medical examiners' role in policy safety and questioning why insured lives show higher mortality from consumption.
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Put-in-Bay
William B. Davis
Miami Medical College
Cincinnati
West
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Ohio
Wpa
Ife Insurance
Dr. Farr
Dr. Fleming
Europe
United States Congress
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America
England
Industrial Exposition Board Advances Springer Fund Effort
The Board of Exposition Commissioners met to discuss subscriptions for Springer Hall and power hall projects. Members urged broad canvassing, small and large gifts, and target dates, with plans to visit fifty prospects each and to publish notices seeking support.
Annual Miami University Board Meeting Names Officers
The Miami University Board of Trustees held its annual meeting in the library yesterday. Officers elected were President Fergus Anderson Treasurer S8 C. Richey Secretary R. H. Bishop Collector P. Matson. Executive Committee authorized to handle training school grounds and buildings and future college reopening. no definite action taken on reopening. The main business was not of public significance.
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Miami University
Fergus Anderson
C. Richey
R. H. Bishop
P. Matson
Notable Guests Listed Across Three City Hotels
The article lists numerous guests at the Gibson House St James Hotel and Burnet House including W C Couper Kentucky H N Cobb T P Davis B P Blood W Con leton New York M Morris H Watson St Louis F Smith T E Willett Illinois B J Bricker Topeka Kas H L Ware J Gill J F Filler H B Bidwell Ohio G B Hicks Dayton J L Budd Boston J Weber London 8S Heller J D Paddock Thomas S Fuller I N Lightman H S Driegs Richard Plum Henry Newell E W Smith New York John B Sage Buffalo F D Horton B H Burr Ironton H S Horton and family Pomeroy C J B Joy and wife Jackson Charles Whittier Boston Hunter James Patrick Philadelphia Wm H Wells and wife Hillsboro W B French Chicago C W Gebhart Dayton The cases of Wm Harris and Frank Davis charged with passing a counterfeit gold dollar were taken up yesterday before Commissioner Hooper Davis dismissed Harris case continued till Tuesday next.
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Charles Hobson
W. F. Griswold
M. Montrose
L C. Tripp
John Tully
C. Berg
New York
Samuel Swartz
Philadelphia
E. C. Miller
Cleveland
George E. Allen
Chicago
W. M. Moore
Miss May Moore
Memphis
Henry G. Webb
Springfield
C. M. Johnston
Sandusky
Win
Pittsburg
M. M. Howard
New Bedford
John Hoffacker
Wilmington
Court Reports in Common Pleas Court
Under the Bastardy Act a West End physician faces serious charges in Louisa Reiner vs George K Taylor. The plaintiff, a nineteen year old former servant, testified emotionally about her dead child born in February 1875. Additional cases include Jet Fisher vs Jacob Hoff and divorces for Margaret Emmitt and Irene Redman. Verdicts favored defendants in ejectment suit H H Smith vs Henry Lackman Co.
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West End
Louisa Reiner
George K. Taylor
Clinton and
John Streets
Squire Johnson
Jet Fisher
Jacob Hoff
Breese Will Probated. Breese Estate Admin by Schott
Judge Matson oversees probate of John L. Breese will from Crosby Township with Anna M. Schott named as administratrix of Henry Schott. Estate value listed at $400 with realty valued at 9600. Separate entries note John Davis appointed administrator of Abel Davis’s estate with $650 described, and other assignments and creditors actions including B Patterson to I N Doni.
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John L. Breese
Crosby Township
Anna M. Schott
Henry Schott
John Davis
Abel Davis
Suburban Covington Notes Include Fines and Local News
The Covington column reports fines for Johnson and Crocel, council action in Paris to fund school improvements, and a plan to honor War of 1812 survivors. It notes a freak accident, a High School entertainment, indictments against Covington for nuisance and crimes, a murder verdict of voluntary manslaughter, a drowning incident on the Ohio River, and local civic updates including a new Newport Amateur Baseball Club and church ordination plans.
Death of Wealthy Butler County citizen in Fairfield Township
Jean Gerber died at his Fairfield Township residence days ago. He was over seventy, came to Butler County thirty five years ago poor, saved prudently and amassed about 1600 acres of prime farm land before his death. Rescue From Drowning. A six year old son of Mrs. Frey almost drowned after falling from Histon Street Bridge. a rod man named Haller heard cries, jumped in and saved him. Haller previously saved another life in a similar incident. Common Pleas Court. Divorce suit George vs Rebecca Agnew was heard and decree ordered. Elias Webb vs the Commissioners of Butler County opened yesterday. Sarah Warner vs Samuel D Sheeley for breach of promise submitted to the jury yesterday. Street Railroad Meeting. Hamilton Street Railroad stockholders met to organize. $12,000 had been subscribed. Ohio law allows no new charter for route change. Dr Beeler reported notice given to Council to obtain right of way at Millville pike. Mr Hanly of Chillicothe described the railroad condition in that city. Receipts averaged $35 daily on a road two and a half miles long. cars cost $600 each. cost per mile just under $3,000. Discussions were encouraging.
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Henderson
Messrs
Means
Gilpin
Pendleton
Hooker
Barrett
Lane
Reid
Millward
McCollum
Goepper
Dale
McDowell
Mitchell
Cherry
Holmes
Woods
Gere
Steiner
Committee On Prints
Springer
Col. Lane
Committee On
E Tof
W.L. D. Norton
Mr. Dale
Germania
Newport Barracks
Ted
Addi
Springer Hall Fund
Springer Fund
J. Reid
Spee
Jean Gerber
Butler County
Fairfield Township
George
Rebecca Agnew
F. van Derveer
Elias Webb
Sarah Warner
Samuel D. Sheeley
Millville Pike
Hanly
Chillicothe
Local News Briefs Highlight School Closure and Personnel Moves
J M Johnston of Johnston and Edson remains unfit for duty as public schools close tomorrow with afternoon exercises led by Prof Tyler and staff. Jacob Oglesby returns to settle in town and join Merchants National Bank operations. Chas B Oglesby plans to relocate to Chicago by July 1. Council lacks a quorum to meet. W W Lock named School Principal for the year. school closes next week. Short-life Railroad to run an early morning train for Sharonville Cincinnati commuters. Baptist Sunday school picnic set for Thursday June 24 at McWhorter’s grove with invitation to other Sabbath schools.
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Sharonville
Cincinnati
The
Baptist Sunday School
McWhorter's Grove
Real estate transfers and lease agreements listed citywide
A dense notice details numerous property transactions including leases and sales across Cumminsville Avondale and Wyoming. Entries cover lot sizes from 22 by 100 feet to 344 acres, with rents ranging from 34 to 90, and several purchases with signatures from heirs, executors, and sheriff transfers.
Trustee and Treasurer Parcel Properties in Green Township
The item lists transfers and property details in Green Township including 1772 acres in Section 16 to Rodler with a 1 026 28 price, a lot on Glenway Avenue and Eighth Street in the Twenty-first Ward, and a Taylor Street lot exchange. Names include J C King Cornelius and W H Bunker with rental terms for a one year lease to W Cappella.
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Green Township
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Taylor Street
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