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Newspaper
Hamilton Examiner
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1874
Page
3
A verbose critical essay attacks Northern misperceptions about Arkansas politics after the rebellion. It denounces graft, calls for firm action against treason, and blames Northern settlers and rival factions for unrest while praising Garfield and Craven, with side notes on local affairs, presses, and public works.
Hamivrox, O argues in a Matoilion German letter that the German Society is not a political or secret body. He insists its meetings are open, debates on national topics occurred publicly, and the group excludes no nationality, aiming to harmony and mutual instruction for all members. He invites Americans to join and work with the society.
A historic plea urges older and younger generations to unite beyond party and creed. The message calls Germans to adopt a Know-Nothing spirit of brotherhood, bury past hostilities, and stand together to teach and cultivate harmony through united example and shared humanity.
A public address urges Grange members to stay faithfuI to cooperative ideals for labor and farming families. It warns that disbanding could empower capital, calls for active participation, discussion topics for December, and promotes reading agricultural papers to strengthen organization amid Ohio Grange growth and local mine disaster and court news.
A Middletown Journal reflection on a piano tuner charge prompts calls for public naming. A Cincinnati preacher argues Christian salvation rests on both the sacrificial death and the living Christ. He emphasizes reconciliation through Christ’s life and its empowering faith for believers, urging acceptance of the gospel’s universal offer and the transformative power of Christ’s life.
John Montgomery of Dayton accused of attempted murder of his wife last Monday. A meeting of Congress opponents of contraction and supporters of inflation is set for November 30 in Indianapolis. Wmn. D. Smith elected to the Legislature replacing Hon. Wm. Bell as Secretary of State. Thieves stole a 600 pound Muskegon Mills safe in Lancaster Ohio, blew it open, netting $1.70. The Empire steamer sank at New Orleans after breaking apart from overloading, killing over 35, many asleep. Mexican cattle thieves menace Brownsville Texas. Seventh story reached on new San Francisco hotel. Westmoreland to be executed in Chattanooga today for murder. Smallpox ravages Brownsville families. St Clair County Illinois coal miners strike resolved on terms. Bank of the Commonwealth of New York declares 20 percent final dividend to creditors, excluding stockholders. Baker & Sturgeon Delaware store burgled. $3,000 in silks taken.
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