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Newspaper
Cincinnati Weekly Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1869
Page
2
State Convention GOP Rallys in Ohio Push Unity and Victory
The Ohio State Convention outlines a strong ticket with incumbents declining to run. Gov. Hares delivers a vigorous platform while resolutions praise Judge Wap on retirement and urge a robust central committee. The piece emphasizes organizing county and township groups to secure a large Republican majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Board of Public Works
Gov. Hares
Wap
Senate
Republiaaa
Democratic factionalism and Virginia 1867 political struggles
The piece analyzes factional maneuvering within the Democratic ranks, debating potential nominees like Roscram s and Ranney, and discusses Virginia political currents. It notes shifts in support for Walker versus Watts, and hints at Chief Justice's alleged partisan involvement amid Virginia’s 1867 election atmosphere.
Ohio Democrats divided over bold yet unsure presidential bid
The piece discusses Ohio Democrats debating a new push for a presidential candidate amid fears of factional weakness and old loyalties. It notes wary hopes for bold leadership, the pull of past partisan attitudes, and questions what the upcoming state convention will reveal about alignment with the war legacy and universal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Tammany Hall
Theio Organ
New York
Jaetice CuAst
Vote backs Southern Railroad in Cincinnati poll
About 17 000 votes were cast on Saturday with more than ten to one in favor of the enter. The result reflects the people of Cincinnati and suggests the work will begin under favorable auspices with Trusted selections from the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railroad
Boston Post declares negroes out of political fight
The Boston Post states that the negro is out of the fight politically and that all issues relating to him have been swept away by events. It urges the Democratic party to let the subject fade from prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
the Post
Cox At The Alhambra Critique Of American Republicanism
The piece criticizes Sun Cox for praising a federal republic to a Spanish audience at the Alhambra. It notes his rhetoric veers into self praise and neglects to offer concrete evidence of American success. It mocks his renown among Granada Republicans and questions his national loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Samuel
Mauurice MuLiong
Sunger
Spain
United States
New World
South
Central America
Mexico
Sunset Cox
Alhambra
Zroja
Maurice Mat- Lork
Marrick Mustong
Granada
America
Resignation of Secretary Boris Shakes Navy Leadership
The Honorable Apotra E. Boris resigns as Secretary of the Navy after a brief term marked by limited achievements. Admiral Porter handles most duties while President appoints Gronox M Renox, a New Jersey lawyer with scant public career, as successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apotra E. Boriz
Navy
Borix
Bort
Congress
Navy Department
Boris
Admiral Porter
Gronox
M. Rénmox
New Jersey
Resignation of Pacific Railroad Commissioner Isaac Morris
Isaac Morris has resigned as Commissioner of the Pacific Railroad and entered legal practice. His report to President Grant equates closely with Gen. Warren’s prior assessment, noting two thirds of the road ready for travel and defects needing immediate remedy. He criticizes excess bonds and questions Rocky Mountain stone’s value for railroad use.
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Isaac 3 Morris
Pacific Railroad
President Grant
Gen.Warren
Rocky Mountain
Charlies E. Cheney
Chicago
Mr. Cheney
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ohio
Nelson
Allen County Agricultural Society
Muncie
Indiana
Bloomington
Minois
Lafayette
Judge Greene
Tipton County
Judge Buckles
Tippecanoe County
Harrison County
Corydon
Johnson County
Franklin
Fayette County
Connersville
Monroe County
Delaware County
Switzerland
Enterprise
Union
Agricultural Society
Edinburg
Henry County Joint Stock
New Castle
Rush
Henry
Hancock
Knightstown
Warren
Fountain
Attica
Rush County
Rushville
Fort Wayne
United States
Huntington
Joseph W. Salisbury
Wm. McMonigal
Salisbury
McMonigal
Wheedon
Geary Renominated for Governor by PA Republicans
The Republican State Convention of Pennsylvania renominated Gen. John W. Geary for governor on the 23d by a large majority. Judge Williams, the Republican candidate for lieutenant governor two years ago, was again nominated. The nominations were well received by Republicans, with anticipated party harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John W. Geary
Judge Williams
Lune
88 Year Old Confederate General Attacked Over Flag Praise
A Minnesota account claims a former Confederate general praised the American flag during an excursion, sparking hostile reaction from supporters of a Kentucky native said to hate the government. The piece frames the remark as a significant attack on his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan CG. Brecxingspar
Kentucky
Minnesota
Columbia
Fanny Ferris
Fanny
Josiah Fe
Charlotte Pike
Virginia
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Hinkum Named Columbiana School Commissioner
Governor Harts appoints WM D Hinkum of Columbiana County to be School Commissioner replacing Captain Norris who resigned. The nomination comes after strong support from educators and teachers across Ohio. The Times notes no editor-in-chief appointed yet and Goran Jones will oversee editorial management for now.
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Harts
WM. D. Hinkum
Columbiana County
Norris
Thureday
Hinkum
Friends of Education
Ray Mono
The
New York Times
Yale College
Times
Goran Jones
Cabinet balance shown by Rongson appointment
The President gains three cabinet members from opposing states Messra Cressweit of Maryland Postmaster General FisH of New York Secretary of State Roomsox of New Jersey Navy and stocks Ohio Dil lois and Massachusetts with Republican representation through Attorney General and Treasury Secretary roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rongson
Messra Cressweit
Maryland
Fish
New York
Roomsox
New Jersey
Ohio
Dillois
Massachusetts
Geo. M. Robeson
Princeton College
Ward
Robeson
Cholera Wanes Cuban Filibuster Hope Halts
Reports say cholera and other diseases devastate Cuban and Spanish forces on the island causing extraordinary mortality and the suspension of all military operations on both sides. The season is not favorable for filibustering as adventurers refrain from action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Mount Washington trip amid clouds and rain from Gorham
Boston correspondent recalls a June journey from Portland to Gorham and Glen House, climbing toward Mount Washington through mist and thunderous rivers. The narrative blends scenic beauty with Yankee thrift, rough roads, and humorous fishing misadventure, ending with plans to attempt the ascent again.
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Cincinnati Chronicle
Boston
Bunker Hill Monument
White Mountains
Mount Washington
Portland
Gorham
Glen House
Bee
New Louisville and Covington Railroad Starts Regular Service
Regular passenger and freight trains began running on the Louisville and Covington Railroad last Monday. Officers include President W D Dudley General Superintendent Semmel Oil Aneinet Stiffee General Passenger Agent C W aes General Freight Agent F P Wilson Covington Agent M L Doherty Passenger Agent T P Barry Conductors Cincinnati end George C Crain J Keiser and Wm Voorhies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville & Covington
W. D. Dudley
Semmel Oil
Aneinet Stiffee
C.W. Aes
F. P. Wilson
Covington
M. L. Doherty
T. P. Barry
Cincinnati End
George C. Crain
J. Keiser
Wm. Voorhies
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