Urbana Mob Hangs Man. Press Denounces Lynching
The Urbana hanging provokes editorials from Columbus Journal and Cin Gazette condemning mob violence and urging legal penalties. Call to amend the law if punishment is too lenient, and to bring mob participants to justice. Public sentiment must reject unlawful executions and defend orderly justice.
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Urbana
Alilery
Columbus Journal
Allery
Ohio
Cin, Gazette
Montana
Champaign County
Bob Whitlow's First Patient by Judge Jas Crank
Judge Jas Crank of New York City writes about Bob Whitlow's first patient while commenting on Scawau and Durnoucit arguing Trapat's prayer gauge cannot be regulated. The piece notes ice lengths, a liberal pulpit monthly by Rev Tucker, and Jupee Hume back on the bench. The Judge’s grand jury charge is praised as likely to restore order to a perturbed community.
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Bob Whitlow
Jas. Crank
New York City
Scawau and
Durnoucit
Trapat
Jupee Hume
Grand Jury
Mrs Epward Huenes Candidate for Mayor
Mrs. Epward Huenes former book-keeper for J W Soux is the mayoral candidate. Tax communications on the Children Home conduct should be read. The report aims to quiet unproven charges of mismanagement. An editor remark and a violent line about Dr Tom Epwan is included in a morbid note.
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Epward Huenes
J. W. Soux
Télegraph
Tom O. Epwan
Tom O
Vasnirox
Board OF Trustees
Cene
Offended men in Basin confront thick ice obstructions
Messas Scrwap and Deahovel express strong offense as the ice thickens in the Basin. Removing obstructions proves harder than hoped as ice hooks must be enlarged. ScuELLEyY complains about more ice and asks Peter to acquire a weather clerk.
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Messas
Scuelleyy
Peter
Expressions of opinion and mill fire at Middletown
Governor Beott and Governor Cochran voice bold anti federal intervention in southern restoration issues. A Middletown paper mill explosion killed Lepwan and injured two others amid alleged boiler weakness and alleged reckless proprietor conduct. A Baptist Church basement fire damaged the building with about 500 dollars in losses, organ pedal hurt, church to meet at the Y M C A while repairs proceed.
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Beott
New Jersey
South
Cochran
Delaware
Grant
Louisiana
Surpain & Wrenn
Middletown
Lepwan
MiLi1kis
Jess
Baptist Church
Third Street
Farcoxen
Mintinin
Revenue totals and collections from 1862 to 1874
Summary of U S Revenue results showing total collections 1 219 681 67 from May 6 1869 to December 31 1874 by Col Williams and 10 475 435 30 from May 6 1869. additional totals from Sept 1 1862 to Dec 31 186? amounting to 18 494 160 57.
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Col. Williams
Fiamittos Offers Name for Official Position in Hamilton
An 1874 letter to the Hamilton Guide stresses recognizing a distinguished citizen for a civil office. The writer praises Thomas Hodder, a immigrant from Marion Ohio, who moved to Hamilton and built a fortune through hard work and business acumen.
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Sevral
Dimicratick
Senators Elected. several states still voting in Senate races
Since the last issue named gentlemen have been elected to the United States Senate from New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Indiana and Delaware. Michigan Minnesota Nebraska Tennessee and Rhode Island have been balloting without an election. Tennessee Roy Johnson leads while Michigan Chandler lacks two votes. Minnesota Ramsey stands a good chance of reelection. Nebraska three candidates remain Dunxpy Pannocx Mason with Dunxpy favored. Rhode Island hints at non Democrat outcome. Ex Gov Ranporra nominated in New Jersey Democratic caucus.
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United States Senate
Francie Kernan
New York
H. L. Dawes
Massachusetts
Wia Weam A. Warntac
Pennsylvania
Joseru EF
McDonna der
Indiana
Thomas FL Bavaro
Delaware
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
Tennessee
Rhode Island
Roy Johnson
Cuann- Ler
Ramsey
Duxpy
Pannocx
Mason
Dunxpy
Ranporra
Kaucus
New Jersey
Wooster Celebration Sparks Fire Over Jacksonian Pride
John Cockerill reports from Wooster where the January 5 gathering marked the New Orleans battle anniversary. Locals boast the event as the era’s greatest, predicting a strong reaction from Grant and a forthcoming indignant protest in New York.
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John Cockerill
The
Enquirer
Wooster
New Orleans
Grant
Gen. A. Jackson
Jake Aug
Louisiana
John
Jimmy Fitzgerald
George Ziegler
Illustrated Historical Atlas project by Thomas Bantlett
The Miami Valley history work will be edited by Thomas B Bantlett, recently abroad in the West writing county histories and pioneer biographies. He plans a two volume History of the Miami Valley and Her Representative Men to be published after extensive visits with local leaders.
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Butler County
Thomas B. Bant- Lett
Miami Valley
West
Greene
Montgomery
Hob Whitlow's First Patient and the Rival Doctor
Bob Whitlow starts practice in a sickly town facing rival Dr Chinaush whose lethal regimens fail. A mysterious well-off patient arrives, guiding the cure with Whitlow’s safer prescription. The stranger recovers swiftly, boosting Whitlow’s reputation while Chin’s fades, revealing the patient as an old college buddy.
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Judge Clark
Bob Whitlow
Bob
Fife
Chinaush
Old Chin
Providence
Youngveller
Chincough
Rob
Hob
Beecher's Interlude in Brooklyn Courtroom
The Beecher Tilton case unfolds with Beecher mixing jest and defiance at the trial table. Judges and lawyers exchange barbed wit as a crowd gathers, while remarks on his alleged crimes contrast with his public stance. A provocative scene prompts questions about sanity and moral bearing in a high profile courtroom moment.
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Brooklyn
Weentley
Tribune
Beecher
Mr. Morris
Mr. Everts
Mrs. Beecher
Plymoth Church
Mr. Beecher
Judge Morris
Morris
Tilton
Sun
A Con Scheme In Bob Town And A Fake Cure
In a tale told to Bob, time and money spent on a journey, illness, and caring were part of a con to lift Bob. The “prescription” was only a stiff brandy cocktail. Bob notes a friend pretended to swallow doses, spitting them out to avoid taking them.
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Bob
Mickey Free
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Onkce
Robert C. Schenck
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America
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Tom Marsuar
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Oxford
Poxyn Bos
Tax Liberal Pulpit
Rev
Tucker
Universalist Church
U.S. Revenue
Serseeeseeeh
Eeere
Fiamittos, O. Jan
Hamilton Guiden
Sheridan
Bradford
Hugh Campbell
Tim
Ed. Guidon
Children’s Home
Bez
Haanrrox
Wome
Hob Whitlow
Qld
Chin
Dr. Whitlow
Whitlow
Boo
Shafer
Burton
Scott
Salt Lake
Washington
Corcoran and
Kauffman
Whitlaw Reid
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