Press and Nominations Reflections on Greeley and Reform Ties
A political overview discusses Horace Greeley and Adams nominations, urging the people to decide protection versus free trade. It notes German American reactions, calls the Cincinnati Convention flawed, and mentions a forthcoming Reform convention on Wall Street.
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New York
Cineti
Congress
Ae Stat
Greeley
Adams
Staats Zeitung
Cincinnati
Wall Street
K the Sun
Greeley Nomination Sparks City Campaign Clubs
The Cincinnati Liberal Republican nomination of Horace Greeley triggers heated talk across New York and Brooklyn. Crowds gather at Tribune and News and Mail offices, crowds chant Greeley, while editors debate the political fallout and prospects for Democrats, with Greeley portraits and rallies in Wall Street and at Cooper Institute.
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Embury & Co
Greeley
Tenth Ward
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Astor House
Wall, Street
Cooper Institute
Geo. H. Thomas
Hooker
Grant
Sheridan
Watch Dog Backfires On Darby Merchant
A Darby Pennsylvania merchant tried to deter burglars by keeping a watchdog on his store at night. The dog attacked the owner when he opened the door and the man retaliated by firing at the dog and wrecking his shop. He later paid double the dog’s price to take it home and the business remained closed. The incident sparks calls for animal cruelty reform.
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Darby
Bree
Giodkea
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
A Good Name and a Noble Return Inspire Trust
A ragged boy finds a dropped sovereign and returns it to a stranger, earning trust through honesty. Years later the pair reconnect as the man offers the boy a job, saying his good name proved him worthy. Also notes: National Phi Gamma Delta Convention adjourned in Indianapolis with officers elected and an oration by Edward Eggleston.
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Nee
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Indianapolis
E. F P. Ritter
Wm. H. Clark
New York
Ira H. Lafetta
Ohio
Edward Eggleston
Pt J.C. Redpath
Asbury Univer
Reunion and Reform Party Convention Adopts Platform
The assembled delegates adopt a platform opposing patronage and excessive party control, favoring merit in office, sound currency, tariff reform, and a specie standard. A National Executive Committee is created to coordinate unrepresented states and potential national conventions. Adams leads the initial ballot amid cheering and later a call for a National Convention is approved.
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Republic
Christy
Union and Reform Movement
Reunion and Reform Associationus
Reunion and Reform Movement
Exposition Hall
Adams
Stalle
Reunion and Reform Party
Kittredge
Stalin
London Assurance at Pike's Opera House Delights Crowd
Amusements notice reports strong audience reception for Miss Coombs as Lady Gay Spanker and Mr. Bradley as Sir Harcourt Courtly with Curran as Squire Harkaway. Last performances announced with Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet and Saratoga at Wood's, plus Chanfrau and Mrs Ward appearances and Ned Stetson Monday night.
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London Assurance
Pike’s Opera House
Wood's
Mr. Chanfrau
Sam
Telegram from Horace Greeley to Whitelaw Reid after nomination
The document records a telegram from Horace Greeley to Whitelaw Reid sent after a nomination. It expresses thanks and pledges to deserve the support of convention members, noting the sender’s intent to acknowledge the gratitude.
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Rpm
Greeley
Woman Drowned Found Near Eureka Docks
This morning about 9 o clock the body of a young woman about twenty was found in the river near the Eureka docks. She was respectably dressed and appeared to have been in the water for about three Wests. The report mentions St Louis and B Gratz Brown in connection with the Capital.
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Eureka Docks
Wests
St. Louis
St Louis
B. Gratz Brown
Court Report Names Listed In Pension Freeholder Roll
A long list of names appears in the court report titled Pension Freeholder Roll including George Erte Workman Lids son Rien Bases Hart Ferdinand Fees Brinckman John H. Kanda Kratz L. A. Reiner Aung Horn Catherine Dob Weingartner Ida M. Herrel John Roberts Martha J. Morgan R.R. Reid Anna J. White Peter Cessel Louisa Renner H. Hollen berg Amelia Lauinger John G eermie Ada Winters John Wilhelmine Krone Minawots H. Schierenbeck Buescher Al Auman Henrietta Phienneberg Elis Cattie Maupin Hugo Boehmarg J F Applegate Matilda Whitman W J Ebner Elizabeth Gallagher C F Lienen brink Katie A Heiderhorn W L Andrews Anna Jenkins C F Baldwin Maggie J Campbell J P Welch Margaret W Twaddle C W Greene Leora Be Oliver John McShane Mary Castle R B Moore Anna Tramp George Guttemah Lizzie Gutteman J B Knollenberg Catherine E J Maschmeyer N Kaesheimer Eva Braun JacobS Alice Beaman Daniel McUVarty Julia Leonard W Opitz Mary Koeil Benjamin Whitaker Amanda Kinney J Paul Julia Stoll H W Hackman Sophia Butte meteer C Kunzee Mary Zollins D Stickel Philomena Kohler Cummins Belle Young M Mulcahy Margaret Duffacy D Wosseler Mary Quell Samuel Leppert Caroline Capto Joseph Hoog Henrietta Bertram George M Dayton Lena Soyder.
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Ornarioes Aees
George Erte Sot
Edilinn
Peechin
Tal Workman
Lids Son Rien
Hart
Wa Ferdinand
Fees
Fon
Kaneret
Psatmaer
Brinckman
John H. Kanda Kratz
L. A. Reiner
Aung Horn
Catherine Dob
Hev
Weingartner
Ida M. Herrel
John Roberts
Martha J. Morgan
R.R. Reid
Anna
Elizabeth Gallagher
C. F. Lienenbrink
Katie A. Heiderhorn
W. L. ‘Andrews
Anna Jenkins
C. F. Baldwin
Maggie J. Campbell
J. P. Welch
Margaret W. Twaddle
C. W. Greene
Leora
Be Oliver
John McShane
Mary Castle
R. B. Moore
Anna Tramp
George Guttemah
Lizzie Gutteman
C. Cummins
Belle Young
M. Mulcahy
Margaret Duffacy
D. Wosseler
Mary Quell
Samuel Leppert
Caroline Capto
Joseph Hoog
Henrietta Bertram
George M. Dayton
Lena Soyder
Court proceedings note in early general terms
Superior Court with Judge HaGans presiding hears Stewart v Trustees of L C Hopkins as George E Pugh arguments continue in progress. Probate Court with Judge Horrorr appoints Mary Malkums administratrix of Franz Joseph Malkaums estate valued at 3000 cash and 10000 real estate. Augustus S Ludlow named guardian of Henry Hammann with minor estate of 1564. Sheriff offers three properties this morning and sells each to the plaintiff at two thirds of appraisal with no poundage.
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Superior Court
HaGans
Stewart Vy
Trustees of
L. C. Hopkins
George E. Pugh
Brfore
Mary Malkums
Franz Joseph Malkaums
Augustus S. Ludlow
Henry Hammann
Democratic Nomination Reactions and City Education Moves
The piece notes weak enthusiasm for Greeley and Brown, hints at Adams Cox at the Democratic Convention, and reports Hamilton's Board of Education voting to vacate the northwest school-house corner for a new engine house. Proposals to acquire Rump & Harper stable for 6000 plus 1500 for upgrade, Alf Rees yard for 4000 with 10000 build cost, and the German M E Church site offer are listed alongside a grand B ility picnic with Butler county Fair Grounds on May 18 1972.Election for four Board of Education seats slated for early June with ward representation changes mentioned. A death prompts mention of a large BEOCO dile and a swan during a last Wednesday stay.
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Board of Education
Rump & Harper's
Alf. Rees
M. E. Church
United German Society
Butler County
City of
Hamilton
Eer
John Robinson
Pitcher accident injures Covington girl on Scott street
A girl on Scott street near i dropped a pitcher while drawing water and, slipping on broken shards, cut her wrist badly. The incident follows political notes about Greeley’s nomination dissatisfying local Liberals and Democrats. The School Board plans to reopen Fourth District public school next Monday and a Greeley and Brown ratification meeting is set for Odd Fellows Hall with speakers including Senator Fowler and Gen. Clay.
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Greeley
Covington
Adams
Brown
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Senator Fowler
Tenn
C. M. Clay
Rankin
Newport City Council on Mouth of James Alley Authority
The Law Committee reports the council lacks authority to act without property owners consent. An Eastern company plans to propose building gas works in Newport on favorable terms at the next meeting. The Dayton injunction case was before the Chancery Court yesterday and adjournment was expected. Newport Democrats back Greeley, though with limited enthusiasm for his nomination.
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Committee On Law
James
Alley
Newport
Dayton
Chancery Court
Greeley
Dayton Injunction Case Argued in Chancery Court
The Dayton injunction proceeding was argued in Chancery Court yesterday by counsel for the city. The case centers on a legal challenge seeking restraining relief, with testimony and briefs presented to the judge.
Castelar backs general Republican rising in Spain
Madrid reports Emelio Castelar announces an imminent Republican insurrection across Spain. Deputies in the Cortes may resign to join the movement while Carlists hold force in Navarre and Alsusia. Army disaffection grows and officials fear troops may join a broader revolt as Don Carlos arrives to lead offensives.
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Madrid
Emelio Castelar
Spain
Cortes
Castelar
Navarre
Alsuia
Don Carlog
Succession in Russia Chooses Vladi mer as Chancellor
Peterssville notes dated May 4 report the Czar accepting Gortchakoff’s resignation as Chancellor. Prince Vladimir succeeds him, marking a notable shift in the Russian government.
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Peterssville
Czar
Gortchakoff
Prince Vladimer
Cincinnati Semifications and Liberal Ticket Fate
The article discusses the Alabama claims action and expected government decision. It cites the National Republican as saying the Republicans have nothing to fear from Cincinnati Semifications. Liberals nominate Greeley and Brown, deemed to have little chance. The Patriot notes strength but anticipates destruction of the Republican organization. Philadelphia notes Dana of the New York Sun on libel trial, bail forfeited. case postponed to search for Dana.
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Alabama
National Republican Administration
Republican Party
Cincinnati
Greeley
Brown
Patriot
Dem
Philadelphia
Dana
New York Sun
Bartlett
Local strikes and city incidents entertain Ironton
Local news reports ongoing strikes among melders with Ironton workers willing to accept the outcome while Hanging Rock remains in full force. The day includes near-accident on Scaffold Street and a string of minor crimes and juvenile troubles with several youths charged or tied to incidents, including a theft and an attempted rape case.
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Ironton
Hanging Rock
Saloon altercation ends with Yost knocked pistol from hand
Shortly before 8 o'clock Adolph Yost entered a saloon on Xth Street above Vine kept by Chas. Pistol. A long standing dispute over alley windows led to violence as Yost drew a pistol. a shot fired into the floor. Yost was arrested and taken to the Ninth Street Station.
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Adolph Yost
Vine
Chas
Pister
Zost
Seridiltire
Yost
Markets Reported by Telegraph Amid Mixed Shipments
Fragmentary market brief notes shipments and cash figures with unclear sources. The text mentions 8 netitive and 2 units with a cash amount of 831, but lacks complete names or dates for precise context.
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Telegraph
Eee Paar É . Con
Ray Howe
Ecsipte
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Fishand
Bessemer Manufacturing Company
Indiana
Ohi
Cox
Sotor
Court Report
Horace Greeley
Trumbull
Covangton
Russia
Washington
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Chas. L.dayvis
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Weetelivan
Longarr
Albert Held
Maurice ‘Davis
Thos. Har‘Gin
Albert
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