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Newspaper

Hamilton Examiner

Location

Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1874

Page

2

Ohio Democratic Convention in Columbus Names Toppers

The Ohio Democratic Convention in Columbus June 26 chose temporary chair Judge McKenny of Dayton and elected a full slate of district and state officers. Thomas Ewing won permanent presidency, with a large Central Committee, and the ticket included Be ll for Secretary of State, Gilmore for Supreme Court, Green for Clerk, and Schilder for Public Works.

Ohio Columbus Suz Stade Opera A.pt. Walling Chantsman State Central Committee Judge McKenny Dayton C. W. Wooley Cincinnati T. B. Paxton Wmn Howards Clermont County W. J. Gilmore Preble County L. M. Miley Allen County J. M. Hagg Henry County H. L. Dickey Highland County John Hf. Bloss Clarke County G. W. Morgan Knox County Frederick Wilmer Sandusky County Robert G. Reese Hocking County M. Daugherty Franklin County G. Atherton Licking County L. A. Brunner E. B. Esherman Wayne County D. B. Woods Trumbull County W. W. Armstrong Cuyahoga County Thomas Ewing Ewing William J. O. Neill Hamilton Col. L. A. Harris Job E. Owens Duiler John Bettleton Montgomery E. M. Green Shelby E. S. Dodd Lucas H. Dunn Highland W. V. Marcus Logan S. K Bell Caaiston Gordon DS. Fisher Bite Fa Manns Hiren County Daniel Morely Starks J. J. Burns Belmont Smart Rirh Land W. Ke.dfunt Coshocton Farwell Barns Mr. Sanart Vth Suprime Pudgest Wm. H. Safford Chillicethe Wy J. Gilmore Eaton Ralph Leete Ironton J. FP. Biehn Uid Thomas L. Powell Cin Halfuctuye Gilmore Mr. Gilmore Thes Supreme Court Arnold Green Wagahogs County Benny C. Doren Frank W. Merrick Franklin Joseph N. Shinn Athens John W. Deford Mercer Ater Green Shinn Merrick Dedford Mr. Green Board OF Public Works George E. Bell Fairfield County J. J. Parks Wood Martin Schilder Ross J. T. Moore Pike Daniel F. Sayer Washington Richard Thomas H. B. Clough Butler Hamilton County Pugh Schilder Thomas Park J Sayer Schleich Wm. Bell Licking C. S. Smart Pickaway Supreme Court Preble Cleak Cuyahoga Democratic State Central Committee A. T Walling James S. Crail Jon G. Thompson Amos Laynan Jacob Reinhardt A. Daugherty J. K Donovan Mr. Donovan E. B. Eshelman

Butler Platform Endorsed by Democrats in Ohio Speech

The platform vows adherence to equal rights and state sovereignty, backs sound currency with greenbacks, opposes bank privilege and bonds payable in coin, favors tariff reform, opposes excessive taxes, supports homestead lands, and denounces Republican policies and corruption while urging cross party cooperation to oust them.

Democratic Party of Ohio United States Danks Isa Congress Washington City Lody Adam Thomas Jefferson Supreme Court Supreme Courts of the Senate House of Representatives General Assembly Republican Party Union Butler

Remarkable New York area earthquake and boiling lake tale

The Hudson Star reports an unusual series of quakes near Goodrich Hollow in Columbia County accompanied by a rising brook flow and heat. A natural twenty five acre lake in Hancock Massachusetts near Lebanon Springs allegedly vents steam and then collapses, draining and refilling with boiling water, killing fish and damaging timber as a diving party witnesses a roaring cavern and steam column.

Goodrich Hollow Columbia County Hancock Berkshire County Mass Lebanon Springs Ostander

Sensations of Death Under Various Modes of Dying

The piece argues death agony is often muscular rather than nerve driven and that extreme suffering varies by cause. It contrasts violent deaths with milder disease endings, noting consciousness and pain levels, then ends with a humorous church scene about late arrivals to a sermon.

The Vagabond Sage Before the Police Court

An elderly wanderer named Jacob Wilmot appears in a police court. His shabby clothes hint at long travel with few funds. He claims to travel for observation and offers wry judgments on marriage, ambition, and leadership before being dismissed.

Jacob Wilmot

Work as a Womans Cure

Professor Huxley argues that most so-called female disabilities are artificial from idleness and overstimulation. He advocates balanced, goal oriented work and healthy play for adolescent girls to prevent excessive strain and promote well being among educated young women.

Huxley

From Earth to Sun Distance Explained In Distant Terms

A historical explainer compares the Earth sun distance to a 30 mph train from New York to the sun. It notes 95 million miles as a vast figure, adds light travels 192000 miles per second, and imagines delays from sound traveling through air for distant observers.

New York

Dudly W Adams Warns of Dependency Risk Worldwide

Dudly W. Adams, Master of the National Grange, argues that the world’s history shows nations that export crude materials and import manufactured goods remain poor. He warns governments to heed the warning and foster both agriculture and industry to secure general prosperity.

Dudly W. Adams National Grange

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