Ohio University Commencement Kicks Off Today
Social dispatch from Athens notes Lewis Campbell, about twenty, fatally injured near Mt. and C. railroad after a nighttime incident involving a train. He was found after 11:16 p m with severe injuries including leg loss scalp injury and internal damage. The report also mentions Ohio University commencement exercises beginning today.
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Social Dispatch
Cincinnati Times
Athens
Jane
Lewis Campbell
Ironage
Mt. and C
Ohio University
Moody Red Sankey Visit Sparks Open Debate
England report notes Moody Sad Sankey visit discussed amid troubling signals. Proceedings show mood of opposition to sanctioning the event, with debate centering on authority and consent, and the response from involved parties remains unsettled.
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Moody
Sad
Sankey Ae
Foamy Days Preferred by Editors in Early Timeline
A fragmented note references foamy days and preferences for a period described with partial phrases. The readable portions hint at a naming or stylistic choice affecting scheduling or editorial tone during an early timeline.
Local Baseball Scores From June 19 Card
Fragmentary report shows teams named Mutuals and Browns playing on June 19 with scores 21 to 12 and 11 to 2 respectively. Mentions New York and American Cricket amid unclear text. No full teams or events discernible.
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Mippisgrosrr
Mutuals
the Young Sr
Lou
Browns
New York Mutuals
New Yor
Bee Cart
le ” Dan
Ino Conde
Fire destroys barn and two-story structures at Dernorr
In Dernorr Michigan on June 19 a fire rapidly swept a barn and two story structures. Residents escaped with little more than access to belongings. Grims named include Lewis Martin Scribner & Bros D G Arnett Thum A Rose Parmenter. Insurance losses are estimated around fifty thousand dollars.
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Dernorr
Mich
Grms
Lewis Martin
Scribner & Bros
D. & G. Arnett
Thum & A. Rose
Parmenter
Ths
Eaten 8 C Refugees and a Heavy St. John’s Bank Failure
A desultory news draft reports refugees from Uruguay planning a return to Montevideo after a two day stay in New York. It also notes Hudson County indictments of Wm Starlap and others, medical college faculty disputes, a proposed Starling College move, a major St John’s Bank failure in Canada, and Missouri Democratic Convention plans for 1876.
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Brin
New York
Yall
Montevideo
Hudson County
New Jersey
Wm. Starlap
Murdillo Bett J. Pen
Randolph Sab
Bry
Jersey
Charles H. O'Neil
John P Ver
Starling Medical College
Columbus
J. W. Hamilton
D. N. Kinsman
D. Haldeman
Theodore G. Wormley
Ohio Wesleyan University
E. D. Jewett & Co
St. John’s
N. B
St. John's
Missouri Democratic Central Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Multiple crimes, robberies, and legal cases across cities
A string of 1874 crime notes reports a fatal Frenchman knifed by a Winnebago named Bell near Decatur Nebraska, a Mrs. Daniels shot but recoverable, jealousy cited. a Newark bookkeeper swindled by a well dressed thief. Chicago justice court actions on Seaver Insurance fraud and arson. a Willis Station Texas Express robbery attempt. horse thieves near Wellington Kansas. Ohio Supreme Court mandamus case in Cincinnati. a Worthington bill restraining warrants. and Francis transported by Marysville California with secret stock-fraud rumors.
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Hise
Decatur
Neb
Sarsh Daniels
Lowell
Mass
Yomerteg
John G. Daniels
Balback
Newark
N. J
Sevascos End Prac
Justice's Court
Chicago
Saturdam
Garbick
Seaver Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Achepike
DearenEillworhie Morgan
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Wellington
Kansas
J. D. Curry
Atlantic
Ohio Supreme Court
Frida Jos. Seiter
Cincinasti
Ned
Magdanus
Cincinnati
Worthington
Solicitor Strong
Mike
Death of General John H. Chedell Shocks Auburn
General John H. Chedell, a prominent Auburn resident, died tonight. The report also notes ongoing war mentions and coal market details with anthracite prices for summer.
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John H. Chedell
Auburn, N. Y
Evangelist Whittle Conducts Revival in Little Rock
The Evangelist Whittle holds revival meetings in Little Rock Arkansas drawing notable interest from Mr. Snelling and others. The report notes planning for an event on July 1 and mentions Prof John Tripp walking 100 miles in 22 hours 9 minutes on an Eastern rail track near Amenia.
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M of
John Tripp
At Amenia
Naval force to the Rio Grande to protect interests
A naval force with steam launches will anchor at the mouth of the Rio Grande to protect American interests. The army will assist in suppressing Mexican raids. Postmaster General Jewell is expected to return to Washington and then write to the top three telegraph companies to arrange consultations.
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Rio Grande
Jewell
Washington
St Petersburg Conference Aims Not To Form Treaty
A Russian government circular notes the St Petersburg Conference seeks no formal treaty. Invitations will be issued after all governments reply to the circular. Proposals may include a protocol of international law principles and declarations of observance by signing powers.
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St. Petersburg
Conspiracy and a Job at the New Customs House
Special dispatch from Washington reports ex supervisor A B Mallett returning from Chicago where walls of the new Customs house are said to be not seriously damaged but foundations undermined by deliberate efforts. Mallett cites possible ring intent to tear down the building at great cost and notes Attorney General Pierrepont’s expected return and Beecher Tilton revelations in the Webster era.
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Cincinnati Times
Washngton
D.C
A. B. Mallett
Chicago
Customs-house
E. Best
Len
Mullet
Muller
Cieneral Pierrepont
Fatal Mine Fire Near Hazeltox Claims Four Workers
A deadly fire at a Hazeltox Pennsylvania coal mine yesterday left Jane Curnew 21 and three other workers trapped in a chamber called Black Damp. Four laborers were overcome by noxious air. three are recovering as rescue efforts continue.
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Hazeltox
Jane
W. H. Curnew
John Gartnal
James Ee Eeene Samos
Weather Revert Report From Signal Service
The Weather Service bulletin lists observations across numerous stations including Keokuk Nashville New Orleans Omaha and La Crosse. It notes varying temperatures and conditions with entries such as Memphis Nashville and Omaha showing fair to clear conditions and specific readings for each site.
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Orlery's
Keokuk
Theeat
Lee Besass
Memphis
Tenn
Clow Nashville
Goudy
New Orleans
Fair Omaha
Neb
Air la Crome
Wie
Fair
Piatte
Ships sail from Cuxhaven to Kiel under banner of United States squadron
Berry dated June 21 reports steamships Franklin and Alecks of the United States squadron sailing from Cuxhaven toward Kiel. The Juniata is seen with damaged machinery, a minor issue amid the voyage.
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Berry
Franklin and Alecks
United States
Eines Sauadrony
Cuxhaven
Kiel
Juniata
Canadian Rubber Company to pay fan balls today
In Montreal on June 21 the Canadian Rubber Company, employing 400 females and 200 males, will pay fan balls today due to dull trade conditions.
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Montreal
Canadian Rubber Company
Fire Hits Toronto Bolt and Nut Factory Loss Heavy
Toronto reports a blaze at the Toronto Bolt and Nut Factory owned by Co. last night causing significant loss and disruption. Police and fire crews investigated the scene as authorities assess damage and potential causes. Fire crews battled flames into the early hours with extensive structural damage reported.
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Toronto
Additional River News Dispatches to Cincinnati Times
River traffic updates list vessels and destinations with times from June 21. Entries include the Morgan headed to Louisville, Jane 21 report, several boats sailing to St Louis, Memphis, Vicksburg, and Evansville, with departures around 9 P M to 11 A M. Weather noted as clear and warm, canal activity light, no boats down river.
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Cincinnati Times
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Morning Star
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Fashion and sewing machines stir moral debate in society
A Scribner July piece argues mothering vanity drives girls to sew lavish costumes, praising innocence as excuse while condemning fashion sweetness. It decries domestic sewing as a malevolent trend endangering girls’ health and virtue, urging focus on education instead.
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Chestnut
Beacon
Scribner
Sam Cary Placed on Democratic State Ticket
A Rochester Democrat and Chronicle snippet lampoons Sam Cary becoming a Democrat. The remark suggests a one hour exposure of his voice and hair, then invites him to join the fence ticket for president, humorously proposing a political pivot if he is disappointed in Ohio.
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Rochester
Pittsburg Commercial on Ohio Republican Platform
The Pittsburg Commercial notes the Ohio Republican campaign rests on a simple platform. It calls for universal liberty universal suffrage secured by universal education and emphasizes a brief yet grand policy statement.
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Pittsburg
Courtroom drama as Beecher trial pressure mounts
June 21 New York courtroom crowds press for truth as counsel clash over Moulton and Tilton. Beach attacks rumors and calls for public confession, praising Beecher’s forgiveness path while weighing Mrs Moulton as key witness amid testimonies about prostitution, perjury charges, and Beecher’s honor.
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Her
Edward Beecher
Tilton
Moulton
Tracy
Beecher
Jeters
Tere
Beach
Porter
Plymouth Church
Counse
Mr. Beecher
Een
Grand Jury proceedings and local court actions reported
Col G E Snellaker testified before the Grand Jury this morning. Willie Parks, a colored youth, was sent to the House of Refuge by Judge Lindemann. John R B McLean Michael Crotty and others testified on the Water-works trouble. In Police Court William A Woods was fined one dollar plus costs for beating a woman owned by Frank Lorentz.
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Mornig
Willie Parks
House of Refuge
Lindemann
John RB. McLean
Michael Crotty
Wmn
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Frank Lorentz
William Crary
John Wechter
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company
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James Johnson
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James Wilson
James McBride
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George
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I Bell
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Hammond
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Sarah
Lindeman
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Wm. Jackson
I. C. & J. Railroad Company
Jacob Malson
North Bend
Hole on Park Avenue Risks City Damages
A dangerous fifteen foot deep hole on Park Avenue Walnut Hills remains uncovered for two weeks. Residents warn it should be covered or the city may face damages.
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Park Avenue
Walnut Hills
Cleveland Police Officials On City Visit
Hon P F Young Judge of the Police Court Cleveland George Angel Police Commissioner Captain James Mc Mahon and Phil L Kessler Secretary of the Cleveland Board of Police Commissioners are in the city today and will return home this evening.
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P. F. Young
Police Court of
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George Angel
James McMahon
Phil. L. Kessler
Cleveland Board of Police ‘Commissioners
Salty Smith tract sold to Charter Park Driving Association
The Salty Smith tract of 2614 acres on Spring Grove avenue between the Platt Evans homestead and Shindy's was sold today to the Charter Park Driving Association for 47500 dollars, brokered by Jobo H Loud.
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Spring Grove Avenue
Platt Evans
Salty” Smith
Charter Park Driving Association
Jobo H Loud
Payroll figures for government construction contracts
The article lists employment at the foundation and excavation for new government buildings. It counts 59 carts and 35 wagons used, along with 66 pickupable items, and notes a monthly payroll exceeding $25,000. The text reflects a labor and expense snapshot from the period.
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Foundaon
River Men to be Vaccinated Free at Port Office
Acting under orders from Supervising Surgeon General Woodworth the Marine Hospital Surgeon at this port will vaccinate river men without charge on application at No 55 West Third street between 9 and 12 4 3 Captains and officers of boats should immediately heed this precaution against small pox outbreak and seek vaccination
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General Woodworth
Marine Hospital
West Third Street
City Infirmary Board Measures To Curtail Purchases
The Boanty of Directors meeting chaired by Mr Schoopmaker approved actions sent to Overseers. Lacking funds in the Refrmary Fund prompts order to halt provisions from July 1 1875 until further notice. Twelve Overseers of the Poor each receive 50 dollars monthly, totaling a substantial aggregate.
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Boanty of Directors
City Infirmary
Worthington
AH Aspress
Overseers’ pay questioned amid relief labor doubts
A fragment notes concern over outdoor relief payments and overseers wages. It questions why overseers receive $50 per month for doing nothing while relief recipients face cuts. The item reflects treasury or welfare policy debate and administrative savings.
Walnut Hills street railroad progress and delays noted
The Editor visits Walnut Hills to assess street railroad route No. 10 and finds Gilbert avenue being macadamized to fill space between tracks. Residents complain of tardy city authorities and railroad company, urging quicker completion to ease Hill residents and improve access.
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Walnut Hills
Stanil
Gilbert Avenue
Court Bulletin Common Pleas Witnesses in Reiner Taylor case
Defense evidence shows ongoing testimony about alleged romance between plaintiff and Lindauer in 1871. Minnie Niederlander testifies inconsistently about room occupancy and a claim that Turpin said he had the plaintiff with child. Arraignments include William Jackson pleading guilty to freight car theft. Jacob Malson fined for shoe theft near North Bend.
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Louisa Reiperus
George K. Taylor
Plaintif
Lindauer
Edward Jacobs
Tast, Co
Mound Street
Limdauet
Seventre
Minnie. Meyer
Minnie. Niederlender
Thornberg
Dirk
Turpin
Doepkery
Dick Turpin
Taylor
Superior Court General Term Decisions on County Treasurers Liability
In the Superior Court General Term Judge Yaple rules that County Treasurers are individually liable for legal fees to be reimbursed from the Treasury. Motions for new trials are overruled. Mandamus lacks jurisdiction to compel reimbursement. judgment entered on verdicts.
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Tilden, Yaple
O'Connor
Wm. L. Forrest
Fred. J. Meyer
John Gerke
Laintiff
Yaple
Treasury
Langan
Sheehan & Taylor
Charles E. Ey
George Owens Eal
Hemanded
Railroad accident claims engineer and fireman deaths
A Broad Gauge train at a Crawford vicinity derailed with the engine F. H. Short wrecked. Engineer James Cray of Cincinnati and fireman Kirkup died after burial in wreckage. Conductor Glenn escaped. Passengers uninjured. Other local notices follow.
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James Cray
Cincinnati
Kirkup
Dre. Marks
Kirkpatrick
Glenn
F. H. Short
Ohio lieutenant governor candidate Cary labeled demagogue
The Indianapolis Journal remarks that General Cary, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor of Ohio, is not the writer’s ideal statesman and calls him an unmitigated humbug and demagogue.
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F. Cary
Ohio
Catholic influence on Ohio school fund debate sparks alarm
The Evansville Journal discusses a declaration against dividing the common school fund and links it to Catholic influence in Ohio politics. It argues Catholics, aided by the Catholic Telegraph, could swing the West in the presidential campaign and warns Protestants in both parties to oppose the movement.
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Evansville Journal
Onio Democrata
Cincinnati
Columbus
New York
Deman
Thio
William Allen
Tomby
Ohio Democrats nominate reformers amid fraud allegations
The Buffalo Express reports Ohio Democrats renominated William Allen for governor and presented General F Cary for Lieut governor. Cary faces a Cincinnati fraud suit over mining schemes tied to overvalued property and kickbacks. The piece labels the reform stance as hollow and urges Republicans to defeat the ticket and restore Ohio to Republican strength.
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Buffalo Express
Ohio Democrats
Ray
William Allen
F. Cary
Cary
Cincinnati
Colorado
T.J. Putnam
F. Cary, Jr
Cary P
T. T. Putnam
Brown
Ohio
Governor's speech branded an unmitigated bore by Ohio convention
In a state convention speech the Governor of Ohio faced sharp rebuke for disrespect toward the President of the United States. Critics call the remarks unbecoming and shameful, saying they degrade the speaker and fail to exhibit intellectual effort on a grand occasion. The convention’s best minds labeled the address an unmitigated bore.
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Recurus Journal
Ohio
Cincinnati
Republican financial doctrine on specie basis debated
The Boston Globe discusses two likely paths for the era and party strategy. It argues the concrete party will be dedicated to steady money or split over the grey financial issue, presenting a chance for the Republicans to seize the moment. It endorses a specie standard as the sound policy.
Seacete and platform critique cited as waste paper
The piece argues the seacete plank in the Ohio platform is meaningless rhetoric. It contends the real issue is currency and business credit, noting the economy holds vast idle capital while demand for money remains constrained. The resolution is seen as wasteful and ineffective.
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Milwaukee
Dem
Seacete
Ohio
Ohio Democracy Chooses Cary Amid Temperance Debate
The Ohio Democrats push a pledge against strong temperance laws while nominating General Cary for Lieutenant Governor to appease both temperance and anti temperance factions. Supporters say Cary aligns with prohibitionists but many view him as a Humbug and unlikely to win votes.
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Pennel Goombe
Maryland
Coombe
Desgarrath
Ohio
Ween
Sai Cary
Creat
Ohio Democrats Renominate Governor in Convention
The Ohio Democrats held their assembly yesterday and renominated a governor candidate. The currency plank drew mixed feelings as delegates debated paper versus specie, signaling a tense, loosely defined platform. The tone suggests cautious optimism and sharp compare with the Republican gathering two weeks prior.
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Philadelphia ‘Times
Ohio Democrats
Wiscarey
Dog attack leads to rescue and injuries in street
A dog attacked a woman walking on the street as a police officer arrived. The officer struck the dog, saving the woman, but the assailant dog bit a policeman eleven times before the officer used his billy to disperse them. The woman fainted and fell into an open cellar door, injuring a baby.
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