Exhibition Notes Ignite Interest at Centennial Fair
The sixth week of the exhibition opens with strong attendance as rain fails to deter visitors. The Women's Department under Miss Emma Southwick showcases New England history through antiques and crafts, while the Wisconsin War Eagle Old Abe draws crowds. Juries shift away from field trials toward in-situ machine evaluations. July 4 plans solidify with Independence Square as parade site and a new bell for Independence Mall arriving. Governor Hartranft and Governor Tilden lead divisions.
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Siv Weels
Pinnapeipina
Tone Ensvor
Register
Tlinois
Barnum
Department of Admissions
New England
Emma Southwick
Old England
Danvers
Mass
Lindicott
John Aldean
England
Cardwell
General Cunningham
Nathan Barrett
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Barrett
Concord
Scotland
Abe
Agricultural Tall
Wisconsin
St. Wisconsin
Centennial Commissioners
Centennial Board of Finance
Board of Finance
Independence Square
Hartranft
Tilden
New York
Independence Mall
Troy
Saratoga
Philadelphia
Independence
Baron
the Register
Metropolis
Niagara Walls
Chicago
Mississippi
Missouri
Pacific
Exposition
Offenbach
Aimee
Booth’s. Gilmore's Garden
Gilmore
Horticultural Hall
Vokes
Union Square
Reading
Rowell & Co
New York Ledger
Robert Bonner
America
Ma. Bonner
Ledger
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Hayes the Ohio Governor and Civil War Leader
The article profiles Ulysses S. Hayes a native of Ohio who rose from City Solicitor in Cincinnati to Brigadier General, then Governor of Ohio and twice a Congressman. It notes his wartime service at South Mountain, multiple campaigns, and repeated statewide victories by narrow margins. It ends with a quip about Kate Field labeling husbands nuisances, contrasting her view with public perception.
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Hayes
Ohio
Slayes
Delaware
Kenyon College
Gambier
Cambridge
South Mountain
Reno
Cox
Army of the Potomac
Hamilton County
Joseph C. Butler
Robert C. Schneck
Columbus Delano
John A. Bingham
James M. Ash
Theodore Cook
Allen G. Thurman
General Rosecrans
Pendleton
General Hayes
Mr. Hayes
Public Schools
Taft
Republican Platform Adopted at Cincinnati Convention
The Republican National Convention met in Cincinnati on June 14 with Hon. Ed McPherson of Pennsylvania elected permanent chairman. The platform supports a nation not a league, enforcement of constitutional amendments, hard money, accountability for officers, limits on sectarian school funding, protective tariffs, opposition to railroad subsidies and Chinese emigration, mild moves toward female suffrage, and endorsement of Ulysses S. Grant with praise for soldiers and denunciation of Democrats.
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Cincinnati
Ed. McPherson
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
United States
Republican Party
Imporia
Democratic Party
Grant
Terms of sale and sheriff's sale notice
A credit of six twelve and eighteen months will be given with note and approved freehold security waiving valuation laws drawing interest from date and secured by mortgage on the premises. Sale begins at 10 o'clock A M each day. Edward Homer Administrator. Sheriff's sale.
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Posey
Bethel Township
Posey County
Indiana
Edward Homer
Court House
Mt. Vernon
Sarah J. Allen
John L. Wheeler
Hovey & Menzies
Ysfor
George Husbands
John Abbott
Elizabeth Abbott
Township
H. Prichard
Louis Haas
Biariard
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Perry County
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Wells County
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Kiss
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