Ohio Republicans at State Convention Nominate Hayes
The Ohio Republican State Convention nominates ex Gov. Rutherford B. Hayes amid strong support and divisions on Taft. Delegates debate the Third Term issue and the platform’s anti Third Term stance while emphasizing temperance, German Liberal support, and bringing urban areas into the fold.
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N.W. Mayes
Columbus
Jodee ‘Taft
R. B. Hayes
Gen. Hayes
Taft
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Lucas County
Hayes
Gen
Cincia
Ohie
Sue Tate
Tant
Uther
Ord B. Hayes
Yull
Noyes
GPM
UIP Rman
NY Telegraph
Trincne
Corrames
Rutterfordt B. Hayes
Blerman
Judge Taft
Groveland
Cuyahoga County
Achoot Cyatem
En Hayes
Konene
Tito
Judes Taft
Mayes
F. Noyes
Republican Party
Obi
Ohio
Calia
Tulanes
Cathe
Republican Party of
Oia
Uar
Fey
Rep Heath Party
Ani
Sherman
Taytood
Corumune
Col McCoy
Columbia
Tomas
Ohlo
Price of Celebration: Masons Dedicate New Temple
The New York Masonic Temple at Twenty third Street and Sixth Avenue was dedicated in a grand festival. The day featured a morning procession through city streets, extensive decorations, and elaborate banquets. Masons from across the state and choir guests from other states attended, with public displays drawing massive crowds and citywide pageantry throughout the day.
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Tilie Lawomn
Masonic Fraternity
New York
Questa
Moonie
James Housing
Grand Lattes
Jamnew Gibson
Gand Mester
Thin
Ding
Grom
Thorne
Yusterday
Mintea
Vonney
Martial Muir
Emblene and
Pariphernalia Af Peer Racomty
Auk
Perros
Madisonesquare
Union Square
Washingtonsquare
Canalt
Broadway
Sisthave
Washington
Hwstan
Hanuere
Ammis
Giles
City Hall
I 1
Fifth Ave
Masonic Temple
Am Twenty-thiniet
Temple
George Washington
Wassujendul
Bat
Corder
Detroit
Knights Templar
Thos
Madison-quare
State Ticket Nominated by Ohio Republican Convention
The Ohio Republican Convention nominated Governor Rutherford B. Hayes for Governor with unity, naming George W. McTlvaine for Supreme Judge and Janice Williams of Franklin for Auditor. The platform endorses tariff for revenue, public education, and separation of church and state, among other reforms.
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Hayer
Charion P. Taft
Thatcher
Cayman
Ohio
Werth
Ashi Fundamentel
parHet
Auldier
Salton
Grant
Yale Spring Regatta reports and related notices from New Haven
New Haven June 2 Everything was rarrable for the annual spring regatta on Lake Saltonstall with competitive races among Yale crews. Descriptions cover freshman and varsity boats including Cook Kellogg Trumbull and members of the Law School team. Additional dispatches note forged bonds indictments in Parapena and political maneuvers in New Hampshire and Connecticut legislatures.
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Momax
Sheerawain
Hind
Benn
Dirk
Cook
Harflaon
Kellogg
Trumbull
Baratoga
Law School
Johnson
Ward
Tie Meen
Eoure
Crewe
HL Livingston
Duttess
Himit
PS Clue
Coxswall
Law
Belin Meyculf
Bow
Cy Ives Jr
J. W. Wer
Keatesal
Soka Ii
Lyselices
Coxawain
D, Harrigan
Bow D. Trumwatt
Wig Vacher
Stokes Baconswain
Caluts Freabinet
Law Selon
Wee
Taewan
Law Crew
Iubaten
Secunde
Prenkinnn
Stow
Fiites
Academie
Evimogi
Kenswdy
Keychour
Kennedy
Satatiagy
Ole
de TK
Kellogs
Th. Baw
Fowler
Teva Bee
Rowland
Covawaln
Brownell
Ry Bee
Eulot
Rowel
University
Mass meeting in London sympathy for imprisoned workers
A Hyde Park rally on June 2, 1875, drew about 9,000 to back strikers accused of pressuring colleagues to join a strike. Speakers attacked laws favoring elites and urged inquiry into recent arrests, praising personal freedoms.
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London
Loxox
Hyde Park
Tele
Rumors on ministerial recall stir comments at court
The article reports on rumors that Gen. Schenck may be recalled from England and that B W Stoughton of Wisconsin may fill the vacancy. Stoughton denies firm plans, saying he has no word from the President and would consider the matter carefully before any action.
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Stoughton
Gen. Schenck
Eneland
B. W. Stoughton
Wis City
Teese
Danilar Popetta
England
Mr Stomgtton
Judie Pierrepont
Hven Beer
Acciat Bis Petter
Lauwren
Son
Moncton
Grant
Indians Refuse to Sign Treaty After Secret White House Talk
Washington reports indicate the Indian delegates rejected the agreement after a secret interview with the President and Interior officials. The treaty proposed ceding territory north of the Niobrara and north of the North Platte, with payments and future relocations debated amid warnings of government demands and tribal adversities.
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Interior Department
MPC
Nebraska
Nioherara River
North Platte
Offier
Hen Asain
Mie
Uilian Perntory
Treasury
Cadet Class Graduation Aims For December Fifteenth
Upon arrival of the plebe, the First Class plans to complete its advisory duties with 43 of 76 cadets remaining. The graduating class will be announced at an event on the evening of December 15. A battery drill and uniformed display by the Army and artillery units followed the decision by the command.
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Thenune
Coxconn
N. H
New Hampshire
Spewker
Cie House
Aphae
Senate
Nac
Weeten
Nathaniel Head
Jason Priest
Joshua
Meret
Tvth
Arthur Deering
Connell
Mtate
Proctor
Dem
Grork
F. Todd
House of Hep
Taese Hiern
Penpie
Srnate
Hfonse
Elnet
Varione
N. G. Ordway
United States
Win
FB. Chandler
Sue Haally
Tires
Superor Court
Pemocrata Deciton
Stadtat Paartion
Capitol
Lang Howe
Bat
Oun
Ger
Westen
Wifles
Racor
Bpeiaker
Ruri
Lin Hate Wan
Wardut
Charles P. Sinborn
Concord
Albert
Nestle
Barton
Tlw
Superio
Vth
Dieterets
Harry Wingham
Alti Vate
Garson
Totasrow
Moses Priest
Rocker
Seni Tor
Wetus
Ross
TUR
Trinonal
West Poist
Lin
West Point
Gen. Butler
New-York
Listereniig
Frend
Turden
Clana
Janine DB
Wheeler
Iobain
Dell
Claas
Academy
Sern ¢Ines
Stont
Ube
Postal War Over Rail Lines Delays Postal Car Service
A dispute between the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroads stalls postal car expansion from New York to Washington. Postal officials report current arrangements remain in place while calls are made to oppose continuing the route, citing government and public interest concerns and urging continued service as prior.
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Cuba
Maximo Gomez
Trocha
Mavanas Tavaya
Maxime Gomestran
Herons
Toreba
Mangel
Ampie
Munajuuabo
Valmaased
Washinton
Commissioner of Pensions
Aifien
Board of Appeals
Ennstat
Penson Bureau
Reguar
Beregon Awent Cox
Chipp
PICK
C. C. Sheabs
Tressury
Romaine
Washington
Meg
Fie Cherpenn
McCrew
Giles
Han
Tha Caine
Jewell
Slaenta
Vitti Clerket
Indiana
Prom Davi Jolieson
Enos Foster
Fievis de Prasee
Valund
Te Jongiang
Baluno
Persous
Merita
Trace Hinesley
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Rajthmore Railroad
Garnett
New York
Battiwons
Baltimore and Ohio
Prnnaylinva
Batthaate
New Jersey
Penns
Poatmanter
Oderal Jewell
Furie
Alvere
Eatire
Conde
Aalmore and Onis
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Robert ©. Johnson
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