Nominees chosen in Eastern delegates meeting
A large gathering of Eastern delegates selected Carlton for principal book agent and James Pike as assistant for the New York EBooks Concern. Dr Haven won the editorship contest for the New York Advocate, while Dr Darbin and Dr Harris were renominated for close posts. Western Secretaryship race ended with Rev Dr Walden ahead by a few votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catlts
New York
Great Commercial Center
New England
Pr. Carlton
James Pike
New York Advocate
Haven
Curry
Michigan University
Darbin
Harris Ag
Walden
Train wreck near Carrolton Station prompts safety critique
From Darke County Ohio Greenville May 24 a 7 20 A M Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton train struck an axle break north of Carrolton Station the tender axle cracked two thirds through yet the engineer and brakes prevented a worse smash up with conductor Martin guiding the crippled train to Dayton about an hour late. Crop prospects note county wide wet level land slow planting with corn losses but improved fruit outlook and a predicted abundant crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Carrolton Station
Martin
Dayton
Darke
Snever
Culbertson 2
Covington
Kentuc Central
Francis Ruby
James Gray Ry
Ruby
Delang
Scott Street
Scott Str
Lerry Vanna
Yes
Miéy
Madison Streets
Warney
Win
Lovejoy
Hydraulic Works at Elkhart and Northern Indiana Power
Correspondence from Elkhart May 27 describes rapid progress on hydraulic works including a large flouring mill aiming to grind ninety to one hundred bushels of wheat per hour. Sage Brothers of Adamsville Michigan own the project with millwright Patterson. The piece highlights extensive water power in northern Indiana and southern Michigan, detailing the St Joseph and Elkhart rivers, local tributaries, and land elevations. It notes Christiana creek feeding mills and a dam economy, then compares river falls and discharges with the Great Miami, citing engineer notes and distances from source to Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Harksoune
General Assembly
New School
Joint Committee
Lawrence I. Hickok
D. D
Union College
Nto
Dr. Richardson
Newburyport
Massachusetts
Henry W. Green
New Jersey
Old School Assembly
Richardson
Chancellor Green
Jie
Harrisburg
Church of Christ
Presbyterian Church
Drs. Green
Alexander and
Miller
Renton
Philadelphia
Stearna
Green
Nelson
Lane Seminary
Speer
Hickok
H. L. Smith
Patterson
E.keart
Sage Brothers
Adamsville
Michigan
Hooeier State
St. Joseph
Lake Michigan
Elkhart River
Great West
Gay
Wabath
Elkhart Hydraulic Company
St. Joseph River
Davennnt & Geardely
Beardsly
Avenport & Cook
Christiana
Town of St. Joseph
Charles Paine
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Miami River
Lewistown
Ohio River
Logan County
Ohio
Hamilton
Miami
Joan W. Exwiry
Erie Sloughter Tragedy Aftermath In Port Jervis Report
Correspondent details the Carr's Rock catastrophe aftermath in Port Jervis. Seven wounded remain at the Delaware House, others recovering to go home within weeks, twenty eight dead, and possible unaccounted victims. A found five month old child adopted by local resident. authorities suspect a missing mother and child may have perished. An Elmira express worker sought the child, but failed to locate. Also noted: 3000 rails supplied for Delaware Division repairs and a Hawley I branch derailment where seventeen cars fell off after a broken rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
St. Louis
New School
Philadelphia
General Assembly
Assembly
Fisher
Darling
Old School
United Church
Presbyterian Church
Breckinridge
R. J. Breckinridge
Tts
Providence
Erie
New York Times
Port Jervis
Carr's Rock
Delaware House
J. C. Jewett
New York City
C. Beardsley
Mike A. Ray
Middletown
New York
C. C. Donahue
Titusville
Penn
Scotland
J. B. Floyd
Waverly
J. 8. Ranney
St. John’s Mich
Elmira
Drew
H.B. Corwin
Urbana
Ohio
Patrick Fitzgerald
Delaware Division
Lackawaxen
Hawley I
Henry Ward Beecher in New York City Church Spotlight
Henry Ward Beecher, praised as a near-ideal American preacher, dominates Hymouth Church crowds in New York with his eloquence and public life. The portrait describes his commanding presence, the church’s modest setting, and the audience’s engaged response during the evening service. The piece notes Beecher’s influence, the audience’s admiration, and the related political rally with Grant and Colfax support, plus a post-meeting viewing of a Grant portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Henry Ward- Beecher
New York
Hymouth Church
Henry Ward Beecher
Ratification of Grant and Colfax in New York Club Speech
Horace Greeley and others report the Union League Club of New York ratifying Gen Ulysses S. Grant for President and Schuyler Colfax for Vice President. John Jay presided. Choate read resolutions praising reconstruction, loyalty, and unity, urging support for the Republican platform and the party’s aims nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union League Club
New York City
Grant
Colfax
John Jay
Republic
Senate
Lincoln
J. H. Choate
Republican Party
Andrew Johnson
Convention
Sen
South Carolina
Loughter
Davin and Krummacher volumes in Harper’s new 1860s shelf
The edition of Davin and Krummacher’s portrait of David from Bible history and Psalms, translated by M. G. Easter and issued by Harper & Bros., is reviewed along with other 1865 publications. Notices praise Elija the Tishlite style, with additional items on Drees and Crieves travel tale, Luaziror Levie poems, and The Unitarian life of John A. Andrew, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Krammacher
Robert Clarke & Co
Jonny Gray
Hiramsburg
Ohio
Drees and Crieves
America
Holland
Belgium
Oliver Optic
Boston
Lee & Shepard
Cincinnati
R. W. Carroll & Co
Andrew Johnson
T. B. Peterson ’& Bros
Philadelphia
Chase
I. W. Carroll & Co
Spring Races and City Fare Debate Loom Large
The city hosted the Spring Races with notorious excitement and rain affected times. Victory won the first heat, Transit second, Bohannon third, with Fate and fans praising a four-bay turnout. John Porter won the second race after a tight finish, Rabbit Hash and Coltawah close behind. Separately, the council debated street railway fare modifications aiming to five cents, arguing fairer pricing and keeping public service steady, while customers and companies clash over impact and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonie
Bohannon
Transit
Bohanen
Victor
Bohannen
Victory
Thomas Gaylord
Bohannan
John Porter
Ohn Porter
Ooltawah
Rabbit Hash
Birdy Bird
Cadwallader
Jenny Sparkle
Ooltaweh
Rabbit Hach
Porter
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Art Gallery Show Sparks Debate on Value of Wealth
A Chicago war edition excerpt surveys Reuben Springer’s Cincinnati gallery, arguing that true art value rests in lasting merit, not wealth or famous names. It praises genre, landscape, and religious works, notes Schreder and Schreder’s cabinet pieces, Keok’s landscapes, and Gude’s Norwegian scenes, culminating in praise for sculpture by Powers and a noble, devout collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reuben Springer
Keo
Dosseldorf Gallery
New York
Robbe
Vautier
Schreder
Albert Durer
Gerard Dow
Keok-Keok
Barnard Cornelius
Probasco
Longworth
Mr. Springer
Whitridge
Hans Gude
Toi
Norwegian Sea
Wales
Gude
Kuekin
Norway
Hentin
Joseph
Hague Academy of Fine Arte
Vandyke
Simost
Rome
Sania
Sarauel
Powers
Proserpine
Famons
Eeemate
Rene
Lessina
J. C. Derby
Dusseldorf
Europe
Milan
Derby
Local court docket and streetcar dispute reports
Court sessions list several defendants with sentences for vagrancy and property destruction. The street railway fares dispute ends with the city and companies clashing over five cent fares and free rides after a standoff.
Property transfers and subdivisions listed in 19th century records
A dense list of property deeds and transfers in multiple townships. Names include SPECIALLY Rx Transpar, May rith and wife. Rudolph Lutterbey. W. McClung. Reuben Rudicel. W. F. Muchmore. C. H. France. John Nell. Wm. Miller. Daniel lateil. Abastasia Dutwer. Stewart. Joshua Howell. John Farrell. and others. Parcels describe lots on Kenton and Streets, Me Pine, Darr street, Wade nan, and sections in Springfield and Sycamore townships, with subdivision references and various acreages and lot widths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayrith
Rudolph Lutterbey
Freeman Éreet
Reuben Rudicel
MeClung
W. F. Muchmore
Wow Mart
John Farrell
Vourt
Mound Street
Vith and Sullivan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daily Gazette
Se. E. G. Haven
General Conference
S. M. Merrill
Western Christian Advocate
Merrill
Lowrey
Cigt
DE. Wheeler
A. Wheeler
North Ohio
Keeler
Peter
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
N. S
Darke County
Indiana
Elkhart
Mt. Vernon
Missouri
General Assembly of
Old School Presbyterian Church
Cincinnati 1 Daily
Gé Gazette
No. I
Lion
Virginia
A. T. Stewart
Stewart L. Woodford
Woodford
Cinoba
Coggswell
Chicago Novi
ONS
Horace Greeley
Ann S. Stephens
T. B. Peterson
Mareaarer
Lyndon
Charles Scribner & Co
W.carroll & Co
N. S. Examiner
John A. Andrew
Hurd & Houghton
Andrew
Albert G. Browne
Rocrings
Pike’s Peak
Lawrence N. Greenleaf
Wich
Peter Puneyer
Hard & Houghton
Gena. Webb and
Dyer
D. van Nostrand
Robert Bros
Rupert Clarke & Co
Israel Knight
Christ
Sootum
Prof
Hackett
Ezra Abbott
Rex Roy
Appleton
Sir Walter Scott
Riverside
Mias Peabody
Gemany
Horace Mann
EF. ‘Oaken Smith
H. W. Bencher
A. B. Street
L. F. Fowler
Peet
Pebe Cary
D. H. Prime
Browne
Gleason
Miller, Wood & Co
Laight Street
J. B. Lippincott & Co
Dallas Galbraith
Swinburn
Artanzie Moxsrory
Poston
Ticknor & Fields
Wilson Flagg
K. F. Williame
Theophile Gautier
Eugene Benson
Bayard Taylor
Calvin E. Stowe
St. Michael's Night
Agnes Harrison
Abyssinia
King Theodore
Grindall Reynolds
Joseph Hale Abbott
Adams Hill
Col. Geo. E. Waring
Hiram Rich
Capri
James Russell Lowell
Joe
George Eager
William Henry
Mrs. A. M. Diaz
J.T. Trowbridge
Charles J. Foster
Isaac I. Hayes
Birdie
Margaret T. Canby
Home News
Henry Warr
Optician
West Fourth Street
N.W
Elm and
Fourth Streets
R. R. Springer, Esq
R.r.springer
Boal Street Terrace
Sycamore
Ibval Streets
Handy Opera House
Gazette Building
Marshal Hickenlooper
Custom House
Bates & Rye
Blue Rock Road
Attelsey
Gibson House
Mr. Attelsey
American and Foreign Christian Union
Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church
Tenth Ohio Cavalry Volunteers
Maussie
Ib. O
J. M. Allen
Columbus
Newcomb & Morris
Manning
Esquire Tree
Court of Common Dpileas
Thos. Logan
Sycamore Street
Canal
Mercutio
William Whitcomb
Lincoln Park
Damaze Wat
Baek, I'S
Barenoap Co
Tur Passencen Rt. R. Co
Ort
R. R. Co
Butaiocn
Crncisyaat
Second Presbyterian Church
Mendenhall
Foster
Larz Anderson
Foote
N. G. Nettleton
Matlack
Adam N. Riddle
Davis B. Lawler
Dilworth
Mies Nettleton
Ae Minor
Mies Campbell
Miss Phillips
Miss Bates
Sallie Phipps
Miss Adams
Mies Lorter
Misa Shoenberger
Misa Acton
Groetbeck
Anna Graham
J. Harbeson
Nellie Wright
Harrison
Emily Beggs
Mies Patterson
Maria Hall
Anna . Pearce
Miss Ball
Mary Elis
Ed. Anderson
Robert Hosea
Avondale
Wm. Irwin
Miles Greenwood
Hartshorne
Robert Mitchell
McKeehan
Blackburn
William Dominick
Paul
Charles Mendenhall
W. P. Neff
Walnut Hills
Judge Ho
Lee Lowe
Jas. Taylor
Kateard
Virginia Grant
Pomans
Lillie Thomas
Carrie Keith
Sedameville
H. C. Lord
L’'Hommedieu
D. T. Wright
General Stuggles
RK. M. Bartlett
Peter R. Neff
Camp Dennison
Spring Grove
Ape
Gross
Spring Grove Cemetery
M. J. Patton
Soldiers
R. M. Moore
Fourth Elm Streets
Eudurban
Pixe
Maennerchor
Ths
Tae National
Newtomn's
Mozart Hart
Cincinnati Art Galeries
Bera
PI ‘Licz
Judy Straub
Drackenness
Reddingham
Pompine
Patrick Lynch
Louis Haler
Joh Russell
Corte
Ascenit
Geo
Garden
Sarah Neg “Bopada
William Storms
James Lemroon
City
Costa
of Council
Sneh
Terre Haute Express
J. R. Cunningham
Mechanics’ Bank
Jno
W. Daniels
Vine Street
New York Mail
Jadine H. Browne
Cucindaty
New Orleans
St. John’s Orphan Asylum
Lexington Turnmke
Catholic Benevolent Societies of
George W. Ball
Third Street
Scott
Joseph Lytle
Jacely Pence
Criminal Court
Doniphan
Andiasence
Covington and Cincinnati
Bam Pany
Andreas Achenbach
A . Vnda
Angelica
Heplack
Ba Atry
Linden @etery
Sunda
Madison Street
Bank Lick
Jackson Schoenle
Regan Fl &O
Llane
Hamilton County
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