Hayes era politics in a turbulent era and reform
A sprawling column of 1879 era clippings covers President Hayes, Ohio politics, and national issues. It notes local editors, state nominees like John Past Jones for Auditor, and debates over federal power, state rights, and the Army at polling places. It also touches labor, immigration, refugees, and social reform debates with varied editorials and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Past Jones
Toledo
Jones
Ohio
Waterville
Mit
Greenseal
Ebingin County
Sawepeper
St. Louis
Stanley Matthews
Senate
Columbus
John Sherman
Sherman
Gargrace
Congress
Bankruptcy and tax ordinance amid court proceedings
Fragmented OCR text shows references to the District Court of the United States in the Northern District, bankruptcy proceedings, a sheriff or clerk named Earl Bill, attorney for bankrupts, and an ordinance on taxation for the year. Mentions of Bankrupt, ordinance enforcement, and tax provisions appear amid convoluted phrases and dates May, with names like George Russell and M. Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Uber
Blaine
Zach Chandler
Alo
Stephen A. Douglas
Douglas
Kingsville
Tilowa
Wit
Lan Pidelia
Tanga
Widatie Conkam
Eorge Russell
W. Be Il. Turner
Het Bro
Piain thiMs
District Court OF Thru
Nortilery
Bankrupic
Caoveland
Bank Fateh
Caadar
C. Jones
Earl Bill
Cleris
Anid Court
E. Las Tite
Hall
Bank
District Court OF the
U. S
Onder Mae
A. Dud
Monmigos
Erie Store promotes spring dress goods at low prices
Mr P B Kepler returns from Eastern market with a large stock for spring, inviting comparisons with Cleveland suppliers. Highlights include black cashmeres, all wool fabrics, cashmere melange, damasse, Angora, matlasse, brocades, armores, silks and Cheeny Bros brocade silks priced from 18 to 22 cents per yard and up to 1 50 per yard for brocade silk. The store claims highest standards and best value in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kepler
Cleveland
Cheeny Bros
Hosiery and house keeping goods sale notice
A Victorian shopping note advertises table linens towels napkins white quilts Turkey red tabling and crash towels with 50 pieces of all linen Crash at one shilling. It promotes Swiss fabrics Victoria Lawns and other white goods and claims to offer the best value in the county through court competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron Beacon
Garfield
Congress
Edmunds
Mr. Hayes
Children's Society
Ilar
West
Neely
New York
Pat
Jel Sullivan
Johnston
Pearveal
Hlondell
Roughkoapate
Elaon
Missouri Republican
P. K
Victoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Telegraph
Optce
Sisie
Ashtabula
Way
Eei7chinet
Silm
Talmidge
Brooklyn Presbyter
Homer
Kansas
Texas Pacific
Hayes
Schoumn
Bit Kiming
Maryland
Jndge
Emerson
Oberland
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Will
Bred Dunglass
Souttland
Fred Douglass
Shaketpeam
National View
Scrowhark
Lee Crandell
Ashtabuls County
Samara Sempot Colvertex
Tevatieth
Ohio Sabath Gehoel Union
M. E
Akron
National Board of Health
Florida
Sug
Ben
Fie Baring
Ted
Beern
Be Pas
Palmer
Institutios
Thorp
Corti
Natal
Inlle
Good
Ings
Neal
Ston
Pitseburgh & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Chicago
Wasto
Pitburg
Youngstown
Mahoning Coal Railroad
Gar
Washington
Heyes Lus
Sone
Society of Friends
Bard
Vicksburg
St Vicklurg
Wight
Stary
Tibet
Tay
Edmund
Col
Bot Pee Wees
Antion
South
Stirmster
Seth
Jefferson Davis
Elds
Alabama
Gulf
Uct
Post Department
Newcasiet
Renee Ste
Potd
National Theatre, Has
Hagerstown
Holyoke
Mass
Proctor
England
San Franciscy
Beale
Naga
Sa Hotspur
Far East
Opie
Orlag
Bieih
Kise
Xine
Pisa
LL Capital
OUR
Aera
Thraok
Cassrem
Herald
Cesar
Paris
Sda
Smith
Robinson Burries Jones
Brown
Fitanoodte
Lodavio
Lewet
St Mel
Edison
Diehl
Bou Franklin
Dieth
Mrasch
Rio
Dichi
Andlom
Orman
Morley
Volos
M. Beha
Pessier Dr. Bhs
Lening
Russell
North Carolina
Setuse
Binoteen
Rat
Ptt
Geneva
Switzerland
Eran
Zach Price
Ohare Conta
W. Redhead
Woside
Edward Hammond
Axhiabale
Tamer
Aloa
A. B. Luce
Bags
Erie Store
Damasse
Matlasse
White Goods
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