Our Father’s God from Out whose land and time
Poem fragment praising national unity and divine guidance for a new era. The speaker invokes God to bless freedom and justice, honor, and looms of peace as a modern nation unfurls its flags and welcomes a diverse world, seeking virtue and steadfast law.
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Opening of the Great International Exhibition Report
The report covers the May 10 10 a m opening of the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia amid rain and crowding. A military parade, platform ceremonies, the president’s party, and a large orchestra marked the launch. Bishop Simpson led an extensive invocation praising national progress and unity as officials inaugurated the exhibits. President Hawley and Centennial Board of Finance presented the grounds and buildings to the nation with hopes for peaceful global cooperation through the fair.
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Memorial Hall
United States
House of Representatives
Supreme Courts
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Centennial Board of Finance
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Boston
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United States Commissioners
Philadelphia
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Centennial Exposition Opens as Grant Address Delivers Greeting
President Grant reads a centennial address urging friendship and international cooperation. The International Exhibition is opened with a flag raising, cheers, and a grand procession through the Main Building and Machinery Hall as crowds surge onto the grounds.
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Fish
Memorial Hall
The Death of Rubenstein
The convicted murderer Rubenstein died in prison from debility and lack of nourishment after refusing nutritious food. Officials note the cell’s filth and vermin. the death occurred as a suspected suicide while in custody.
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New york Times
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Miners Shot Incident Sparks Ohio Mine Riots
Massillon officials report a strife at Tuscarawas Valley mines after a miner was shot in the bowels and died. Rioters are jailed, with 12 arrested. a mass meeting of miners may draw up to 1200 attendees. Operators resume work with wage cuts and protection.
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Various 19th Century News Snippets From Ohio and Beyond
A jumble of short items notes gas price changes in Newark, rail track work on the Pan Handle line between Pittsburgh and Dennison, a man registered as W. 2B. Tr der found dead in Toledo, Dr. C ame of Mansfield dies, and a Mercer County man named Jacobs commits suicide near a locomotive in Wapakoneta. Also mentions Ohio legislative representation shifts, judicial enforcement on ardent spirits, fines for Peter Wetherill et al., Carl Schurzhart’s political stance, foreigner viewing Grand Opera House and old Beecher scandal quips, Sabbath visitors in New York, and assorted editorial opinions.
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Pittsburg
Dennison
Dayton
Toledo
Wansfield
State Board of Dental Examiners
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Preserved Authority Flogging Stirred Local Council Action
A Portland man flogged his wife to enforce authority at home while women in the vicinity met. The council passed resolutions and a crowd gathered. The report then notes etiquette debates and a blind 83 year old widow of Westminister Mass who manages her home and property alone for fifteen years without help.
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Shakespeare Readings In New York Featured By Victoria Woopuurt
A fragmentary column notes Victoria Woopuurt’s daughter presenting Shakespeare readings in New York while other items describe Gusenat Kirrarnick lecturing in Town and debates over political appointments, funding, and local unrest.
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New York
Gusenat Kirrarnick
Washington
Henry Wanv-Bescurr
New York Republican Reform Club
Republican Territorial
Montana
Helena
Blaine
BaaxTon BRAGO
City ‘Council
Galveston
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