Daily Gazette log of contents by page June 24
A compact digest lists contents by page for the June 24 issue. It references Washington Mansfield Fort Wayne and other rail matters, politics, news on Tilton Beecher, Kentucky railroads, Germany, Methodists, donations, new theories, and a Victim of Misplaced Confidence.
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Washington
Mansfield
Ft. W
Rtery
Alinor
Indianapolis
Telegraphic
River News
London
Antioch
Home
Jewell
Summer Gazette Request Ad From Cincinnati Gazette
The Gazette for the Summer invites readers to receive the Daily Gazettes by mail. Orders may be left at the counting-room located at the north-east corner of Fourth and Vine in Cincinnati.
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the Gazette
Fourth and Vine
Cincinnati Gazette Company
Debates and denouncements dominate partisan chatter across states
A sweeping column rails at Democratic defections and political machinations as debates swirl over nominees. It cites figures like Thurman and Tavaman, notes Ohio and New York reactions, and critiques press stances while warning of Indian reserve policy shifts and a new Socialist Workingmen's Party formed in Gotha.
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Gotha
Ohio Democrats attack repudiation and call for landslide
The prose mirrors a heated political rant against the Democratic repudiation platform. The piece cites a progressive tax plan and universal service while praising reformers and urging an October landslide victory to curb the alleged spread of radical ideas.
Global Depression Warns of Shared Hard Times Across Nations
The article notes Vienna's worsening finances since 1873 with 580 failures and 600+ attach ments last year, more in 1875 January February. It cites 3,000 fewer tailors, 400 unemployed cutters, 1,800 on half pay, and declines in metal trades, carpentry, and jewelers leaving for better regions. England and Germany show distress, Halifax stagnates, and the pattern suggests home troubles may compare unfavorably to foreign conditions.
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United States
Vienna
England
Germany
America
Halifax
Nova Scotia
West Indies
People's Independent party platform foreshadows reform in California
The People's Independent party of California unveils a two column platform disavowing national ties and denouncing monopolies in railroads steamships ferries gas and water. It laments corruption in the Legislature jury system salaries and taxes and argues for local issues only carving an independent path after prior reform efforts failed.
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People’s Independent Party of
California
San Francisco
Colonies
Great Britain
Democratic Party
People’s Independent Party
Reform Parties
Cincinnati
New York
Pendleton on Our Whisky Drinking in Hamilton County
The Democratic speaker at Columbus claims Hamilton County residents spend at least 1.5 million dollars yearly on whisky and tobacco, with whisky dominating. He notes Gen Samon Cary has abandoned temperance through legislation. The argument questions poverty from drinking, citing taxes at seventy cents a gallon and implying per capita consumption estimates.
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Hamilton County
Penpieton
Columbus
First District
Samon Cary
the Enquirer
Cary
Cany
Gen. Cary
Local Critique of Candidate Pexpteron on Whisky Tax Debate
The piece ridicules candidate Pexpteron for alleging Hamilton County drinks heavy whisky taxes and high beer consumption. It questions his motives and calls him a demagogic statesman while defending local sobriety and fiscal sense amid an ongoing political confrontation.
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Mr. Pexpterow
Penpeton
Pexpteron
Peypieton
Hamilton County
PexpteTon
German Explorer Voarn Returns From Africa Trials
Dr Voarn, a German explorer after six years abroad, escaped death in Bornou and Wadai, cured the sick with medicine misinterpreted as magic, and endured years of imprisonment. He reached Germany suffering but triumphant, having expanded knowledge of Africa despite great personal cost.
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Muxco Parks
Laine
Dextam
Clapperton
Lanpers
Equator
Baker
Pamxe
Dexham
Crappreton
Germany
Banns
Banns, Voor
von Boormany
Nachtigau
Hetas
Berlin
Tunis
Berneu
Wadi
Bornon
Voarn
Vox Beurmann
Africa
Democratic grasshopper currency platform critique
The article discusses a proposal claiming the government should stop discrediting its currency and accept legal tender for all public dues, with exceptions for contracts requiring coin payment. It questions which contracts require coin and who would object to receiving depreciated paper, suggesting the government could settle debts for a fraction of their value.
Government keeps greenbacks over coin in tax and debt payments
A critic questions a Democratic platform urging unlimited legal tender issues arguing it would wreck the currency. The piece traces obligations from 1862 bonds and customs payments, asks which contract would allow note payments, and challenges the party to state whether new taxes or repudiation would follow.
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Ohio
Tragic Shooting Accident at Mount Airy Gardener Dies
Louis Vollmer, 38, employed by W. T. Bishop at Mount Airy, attempted to shoot a cat he believed had eaten chickens. A misfire tore his right thigh, causing fatal blood loss before aid arrived. A jury, impaneled by Mayor Barney Kroger, rendered a verdict.
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Louis Vollmer
Mount Atry
W. T. Bishop
R. M. Bishop & Co
Mr. Bishop
Barney Kroger
Mayor
Mount Airy
Man Drowns in Sewer at Kilgour Tail-Race
About 10 o'clock yesterday a workman fell into the Eggleston avenue Kilgour tail-race amid swift currents. Attempts to rescue failed and the body could not be found. The man, identified as Gorman, age about forty, left a family on High street near the reservoir.
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Kilgour
Eggleston Avenue
Gorman
High Street
Local notices and arrivals from Indianapolis to Hamilton County
The Rev. Mr. Kumler accepted the call to Third Presbyterian Church in the city with a salary of 3500 dollars. M Stanton of Selma Rome and Dalton Railroad visited the city. Gen Geo F d Utassy now manages Life Association of America for Ohio. John Shillito plans a costly organ for Springer Hall, costing 30000 to 50000 dollars, on his Europe trip. A fine early tomato display in Hamilton County earns praise and honors for Samuel J. Corbly leading Anderson Township farmers amid rivalry with railroad giants. Andrew Stickers is killed by lightning while plowing in Sycamore Township leaving a wife and child. Miss Billia Higbee loses two fingers in a press accident. she is a Methodist Book Concern employee and pianist. Henry Koch’s Venus de Medici entry receives honorable mention at McMicken School of Design, Nos 250 and 270 for Koch and Beestee. Rev R A Arthur conducts religious meetings at Mears Chapel this evening under Ladies Home Mission. A strawberry festival is planned in Fergus Street Christian Church in Cumminsville on Monday evening. The Board of Exposition Commissioners will meet in the Exposition Building every Wednesday.
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Kumler
Indianapolis
Third Presbyterian Church
M. Stanton
Selma
Rome
Hughes Alumni Reception and Speeches Delight Attendees
The Hughes Alumnus Association held a well attended gathering with about 200 members, including former graduates and school officials. President Joe A Johnson welcomed graduates, urging mutual support and unity as alumni while class of 1875 members signed the constitution and older graduates were introduced. Refreshments accompanied remarks by BE W Coy and J M Edwards, with music from Urrier's band and a late evening dance.
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Hughes Alumnus Association
Union Board of High Schools
Hugh McCollum
Joe. A. Johnson
Alumeni
Veteran Corps
Army
Navy
Grand Army of the Republic
Ike & Stalwart
BE. W. Coy
Hughes
J. M. Edwards
Urrier
Damage at Newport Reservoir Crises Rise to Major Repair
The Newport Reservoir break worsened after earlier reports. A faulty drain system of cracked iron pipes under a wall failed as water pressure rose to thirty feet, flooding eight to nine acres and forcing large and small division drains to be repaired. Officials estimate at least 3,000 dollars for complete fixes, including new surface drainage and rerouting around the edge.
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Newport
Hornung
Ohio
Exposition Board forms subcommittees for Springer fund drive
At a recent Board of Exposition Commissioners meeting, a Special Committee on the Springer fund announced subcommittees to canvass city subscriptions for erecting special Exposition buildings. Members from various trades, banks, newspapers, and professional groups are listed for detailed solicitations.
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Board of Exposition Commissioners
Springer Fund
Henderson
Eggleston
Reid
Mitchell
McAlpin
Woods
Cherry
Steiner
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade and Ohio Mechanics’ Institute
Coneee Masonic
Porka
Lane
Milward
McGowan
Kinsey
Means
Pendleton
McCollum
McDowell
Thompson
Queen City Club
Gilpin, Dale
Stevenson
Glenn
Geopper
Holmes
Wolf
Eres An
Hooker
Barrett
Gere
Men arraigned for insulting conduct on Fifth Street corner
Tuesday evening at the corner of Fifth Street and Central Avenue two men were arraigned in Police Court for conduct insulting to ladies. They were charged with disorderly conduct and each fined $10 and costs.
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Fifth Street
Central ‘Avenue
Bymen in the Police Court Marries Complainant Instead of Sentencing
Henry E Pendery arrested for seducing Mary Ann Flaherty agrees to wed her in court after a license is issued. The couple depart for Kansas with Esquire Anthony present. Also noted are Duprez Benedicts Minstrels changing programme and the reinstatement of four policemen suspended by Mayor Johnston.
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Bymen
Henry
E. Pendery
Mary Ann Flaherty
Esquire
Anthony
Kansas
Johnston
Drowning Report Shocks Milford As River Mystery Grows
News of two boys who vanished after a Little Miami River incident sparks excitement in Milford. Rumors spread of a boat scene sighting, but no missing persons are confirmed and locals question the account. No rescue efforts are recorded and the tale remains unclear.
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Milford
Miami
Jim
Diverse News Bits From New York and Beyond
Miss Annie Cary sails for Europe from New York on July 24. Schute of Brooklyn recovers after a burglary shooting. Dr Schweinfarth to represent the Khedive at a Paris Geographical Congress. Duke of Edinburgh music plans a major concerto under his name. Deputy Controller Philip Phelps longtime New York official now earns 2000 dollars. Jennie June, Boston observer, notes Farnese Boston woman’s neutral tone. Kita Shira Kawa, Japanese prince, joins Prussian Guard grenadiers and learns several languages. Esther Dickinson’s will funds Deerfield free high school and library. Whately inherits remaining legacy. The Scientific American debunks the Keely motor. Emerson’s one joke recalls a judge’s Senate remark on canker-worms. Rev Horace James, West Boylston, linked to a freedmen mission, disavows misconduct. a letter implicates him. Dr Henry I Bowditch, Massachusetts health head, argues punishing drunkards with political disabilities. San Francisco hosts a deluded sovereign candidate issuing tributes and enforcing loyalties as he roams public spaces.
Parties in Spain and their lavish social indulgence
The piece notes Spain’s extravagant social life and its proliferation of factions. It cites a popular ballad listing Carlists, Republicans, Liberals, Radicals, Cantonalists and other groups, illustrating how parties permeate society despite population.
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Spain
Donnybrook Fair
Alonsi
D Pee
Luis
Senebes
Pano
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