Cincinnati Evening June 21 Dispatch on National Campaign
Politicians across the country field for the campaign with both parties active despite potential actions in Baltimore. General Howard reports on Indian peace mission skepticism about Sierra Blanca outbreaks. The New York anti-Greeley convention fails to unite on Greeley or platform as Carl Schurz hints at necessity. Greeley’s stance shifts as liberal factions debate support and platform alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YeeTexpay
Baltimore
Jupome
Howard
New York
Grant
Greeley
Carl Schurz
Thought-work drives the world of industry and progress
The article argues that labor wars overlook the vital role of thought-work in advancing industry. It credits scholars and thinkers, not workers alone, for guiding metallurgy, farming, manufacturing, and communication. It praises nineteenth century thought as the engine behind modern civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Map
Coleridge
Workers in Thought and Labor Call for Recognition
A fragmentary passage reflects the speaker urging memory of workers' claims in thought and labor. The text hints at struggle and hope that society will honor the contributions of laboring people, stressing the link between thought and work.
Boston Peace Jubilee Opens With Mixed Mozart And Strauss
At the Coliseum the Boston Peace Jubilee featured Carl Zerrahan conducting the Glo tia from Mozart and Lenhner’s overture. Madame Rudersdorf and Parepa Rosa impressed with Handel and Mozart arias while Strauss conducted One Thousand and One Nights. the Marsellaise and Fackel lang drew wild applause from a thrilled crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Coliseum
Carl Zerrahan
Lenhner
Madame Rudersdorf
Handel
Parepa Rosa
Arbuckle
Anvil
Johann Strauss
Grand Creation Chorus
James M. Wehb
Madame Leuther
Mozart
Garde Republicane
M. Paulus
Columbia
Meyerbeer
Cannon
Commencement Exercises at Western Female Seminary Oxford
June 21 commencement opened with a half past nine start in a well filled chapel. The senior class of eleven presented eleven essays without author names, read by school scholars, a long standing custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Female Seminary
Oxford
J. E. Euler
Rockville Indiana students bid farewell at school program
Allen of Rockville leads a farewell at a school program in Indiana with vocal pieces by Bly and Blythe a list of students including Mary De Allen Hattie Boat Alice Blythe and others. Teachers performed most music and visiting guests enjoyed a dinner prepared by the school's young ladies reflecting credit on the education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Nak
Mary de ‘Allen
Rockvill
Urbana
Indiana
Alice Blythe
Iehiver
Maryene Mason
Dwyer
Reenfield
Marion A. Perns
Evansville
Evan On Tweed
Geo
Martha A. Zook
St. Foeeeh
Missouri
Bach
Verdi
Kunkel
Campana
Galop Brilliant
Sponholtz
Mendelssohn
Alumni Honor at Ohio University Graduation Exercises
The policing cent plemen presented their claims to honorary titles before trustees alumni and spectators. Regular Course graduates include W. W. Gist C. R K Long. Scientific Course graduates P. S Goodwin W. C. Stiers G. BR. Walker. President Howard awarded diplomas and Governor Noyes spoke. An Alumni Association incorporation certificate was filed with corporators listed and capital stock set at 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
University
W. W. Gist
Zaleski
Vinton County
Ohio
C. R K. Long
Sharon
Noble Couny
Goodwin
Bethel
Clermont County
W. C. St
Alumni Association of
Ohio University
H. F. Miller
Charles H. Townsend
N. S. Bean
W. 8. Everson
J. B. Last
W. H. Scott
F. C Stiers
A. A. Stanley
W. H. G. Adney
Col
Benj. H. Smith
George
Various Global and U S Updates in Brief
Glimmers of global and domestic news sweep in from Port au Prince and Rio de Janeiro to Ohio and Indiana. Reports note a German fleet action, the New Albany colored Masons convention, a large Gilmore Mausoleum crowd, drownings in Clearcreek and Wabash, a Toronto murder execution, a House renomination note, and a Texas style post office design review. Also listed are ship arrivals, a Minneapolis sailing, burglar shot, a St Louis convention adjournment, Mexican rebels talks, land district changes in Nebraska, and local court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-au- Prince
Alexis
Rio de Janeiro
Chicago
New York Mutuals
Haymakere
Supreme Court of Ohio
Gilmore
Indiana
Toronto
Phoebe Campeerle
Shellabarger
Congress
Dolly Varden
Lake
Minneapolis
Doc. Ransom
Memphis
St. Louis
Trevino
Qui
Post Office Department
Williams
Senate
Oregon
Tilden
Butler
Nassau
New Orleans
Rio Grande
Brownsville
Clara G
David A. Gage
Chicaco
8. C. Chase
Boston
Burglars Foiled at Custom House and Confederate Rites
Street Inspector uncovers a full tool set and two powder cans hidden under a capstone near Buffalo's Custom House intended for a night burglary of government offices. Kentucky delegates chosen for Baltimore. resolutions denounce Grant and urge unity to oppose reelection. In Richmond, Confederate dead from Gettysburg were interred with a long funeral procession led by Gen. Pickett amid mourning, closing streets and halted business.
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Buffalo
Custom House
Government Depository
Internal Revenue
Frankfort
Seeley
Brown
Grant
Richmond
Gettysburg
Holywood Cemetery
Virginia
Price
Patrick Henry's Speech Defends Baptists in Colonial Trial
The Atlantic Monthly excerpt recounts Patrick Henry riding fifty miles to defend three Baptist preachers arraigned as disturbers of the peace. His courtroom performance, marked by dramatic pauses and prophetic energy, culminates in a defense of preaching the gospel and liberty of conscience amid colonial church-state tensions. A sudden weather event later struck Vernon and nearby areas, with Jennings county reporting a devastating rainstorm on the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Monthly
Mr. Parton
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Keanora Siddons
America
Eve Arer
God
Indiana items and Evansville news briefed
Indiana items report New Albany considering a late August horse fruit and flower fair. Evansville notes a fire near John Campbell, J. G. Caney Knob rail work, and W. E. Niblack's renomination. The Indianapolis Journal appoints Charles Walker as editor. Kilns and lumber seasoning methods at Singer works in South Bend are described. Vigo county wheat prospects are strong. A rail sale extension and court actions touch Junction railroad and Rushville property. Zionsville rail dispute with Indianapolis Cincinnati Lafayette escalates with switches spiked and lines cut.
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New Albany
Michael
Clin Vermilion County
John G. Campbel
Mitchell
Evansville
Ind
W.E. Niblack
D Ts
Congress
Vernon
T. R. Palmer
Madison
Charles M. Walker
The
Raceers
Missouri
Times
Indianapolis Journal
John Gavick & Son
Vanderburg
U. S
Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette
Fairfield
Martinsville
New Albany Ledger
Louisville, New
Singer
South Bend
Terre Haute Express
Vigo County
United States
Wm. D. Griswold
Junction Railroad
Rushville
Louisville & Linké Line Company
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the Evening Star
Far Publishing Company
Northeast Cor
5Th & Vine
Cincinnati
BosTonr
Hio University
Bancroft & Sharpe
Montreal
Canada
Wapabees Valley Land District
Nebraska
Lowell
Hamlin Cond
Terre Haute
Utah
Republican Valley
Neb
Brodhead
Mili
Sian
Wolouie
Stetson Entern Ct
Beate
Neespagenses Movernak
New Fest
Makang
Pascal
Isis
Patrick Henry
Jennings County
Anderson, Lebanon & St. Louis Railway Eee
T. N. Stilwell
W. R. Pierce
George Nichol
Madison County
T. E. Teeters
H. G. Kenyon
J. M. Smith
Hamilton
F. M. Kersey
William Secon
James Neal
Boone County
D. C. Stover
L. M. Messick
M. B. Anthony
Montgomery County
T. Ensey
Park County
I. N. Stilwell
E. P. Schlater
N. T. Dunn
E. Callinham
Stilwell
Anderson
Lebanon
Corporation of
Zionsville
Walnut Hills
M. E. Church
C. A. Brooke
J. F. Moclellans
Dr. W
Queen City Paint Store
W. Gcg
Peale & Bro
Central Avenue
Mhillim
West Fifth Street
F&m
A. J. Clark
Bromwell Manufacturine Co
Walnut Street
My2
Stationery
GEO. E. Stevens & CO
West Fourth Street
St. Paul’s
Undertaker
John F. Wiltsee
West Sixth Street
Joan P. Epply
Ninth Street
Cor
Plumatte
Covington
Kentucky Shoe Store
Pike St
Tox, Kentucky
BE. J. Fogarty & Co, My3l-Tf
F Proprietors
LEGAL
State of
James Clancy
Court of Common
Maue
Fountain Square
Spruxe
Summer
N. W.cor
Montgomery & Co
E. Fifth Street
Ngton
Delmonico
West Third St
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