State Assembly Redistricts for Congressional Map
The General Assembly approves a new congressional district plan assigning counties to districts two through twenty one. The text lists counties by district and includes notes on city wards and parts of Cuyahoga county, with Cleveland area wards separately referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Hamilton County
Preble
Miami
Montgomery
Parke
Shelby
Mercer
Auglaize
Allen
Putnam
Hancock
Wyannot
Seneca
Crawford
Wood
Fulton
Williams
Henry Defiance
Paulding
van Wert
Greene
Clermont
Warren
Butler
Fighth
Clark
Pickaway
Champaign
Lozan
Madison
Licking
Muskingum
Coshocton
Holmes
Tuscarawas
Belmont
Harrison
Jefferson Gosene
Noble
Portage, Lake, Geaugi
Uebat
Trumbull
Summisdina
Wayne
Wheat crop prospects and state politics in Ohio
A review of an Ohio Agricultural Society map shows April 1 wheat crop conditions by county, with a projected statewide loss of about 35.5 million bushels versus 37.6 million last year, while weather may improve harvests. Report on opposition rumors to Secretary of State Townsend’s renomination is dismissed as unfounded. Also notes a major Republican meeting in Columbus presided by Governor Foster, praising recent tax reforms and the first annual Townsend State Secretary report, alongside legislative actions and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. I. Chamberlain
The
Ohio Agricultural Society
Ohio
Columbus
Chas. Townsend
Foster
Townsend
Cincinnati
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Materna
Vienna Opera House
National Forestry Congress
the General Assembly
Senate
Republican triumphs and anti liquor sentiment in Ohio rally
Eminent Ohio Republicans at Columbus hear Secretary Townsend praise the party. The speech lauds Lincoln and the Union's victory over slavery, defends tariff and internal improvements, and urges continued Republican policy. News briefs note Secretary Chandler confirmed, local arrests, floods of reports across Ohio, and Arbor Day plans.
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House
Wright
Bloch
Hon
Chas. Townsent
Republican Party
Kansas
Lincoln
Free Soil
Republic
Democracy
Esau
Jacob
Banquo
Hercules
Democratic Party
Europe
Eral NE
Wei
Congress
Kittanning
Penin
Johnoathan Altman
Capt
Howgate
Chang ShiSang
Museum
New York
New Orleans
Ella
Mascotte
Lida Stanhope
Pennsylvania
Armstrong County
William E. Chandler
Gordon Cumming
Fiji
South Sea
Racine
Connecticut
House of Representatives
Henry M. Stanley
Congo River
Virginia
Mississippi
Tagersoll
Dorsey
Pratt Street
Tremont St
Baltimore
Maysville, Ill
Maryland
George Niles
Griffin
Milwaukee
Michigan
Israel
Dallas
Texas
Jefferson County
Louisville
Massachusetts
St. Clarles
Harry Brooks
New California
Rushville
Fairfield County
Samuel Wright, Jr
Wim. Morton
Newburg
Auglaize County
Gilbert Davis
West
Alexandria
Messenger
Cambridge
Guernsey
John Nossett
John EB. Nossett
Old Nossett
John
Washington
Nathan Bell
Newport Township
Marietta
Matamoras
J.P. Palmer
Lower Salem
Linn County
Missouri
Catharine
Jacob and
Barbara Pontius
Salem
Devol
Sheriff Torpy
C. W. Devol
James Nixon
Waterford Township
Daddy Clarke
Little Hocking
Laura Smith
Muncy
Josephine Schmidt
Pittsburgh
John Ritter
Warren Township
This County
EK. R. Alderman
Marietta Register
Washington City
Independence Township
Mary Curtis
W. S. Curtis
Catharine Highland
Mrs. Highland
Ireland
George Berger
Dodge’s Run
Frank Kerns
Cra
Fifth Street
Otto Hostetter
the Pioneers of
Washington County
City of
Douglass Putnam
Meigs
Isaac Bradfield
Remington
Pomeroy
John &. Gorby
Mary Grapes
Rutland
Robert Hayman
Middleport
Frank S. Taylor
New York City
Carrie de Vine
John V. Lasher
John Giogan
Ellen Langstaff
Sarah Price
Rutland Township
Odd Fellows Fraternity
Albany Echo
Columbia Township
D. C
Chorge Angell
George Butcher
Athens County
Meigs County Children's Home
Corporation of
Labney Farm
Hocking
J. L. Nelson
Lizzie
John A. Shaw
Logan
Elizabeth Poling
George Gill
Squire Wolf
Bloomingville
Zanesville
Ferdinand If’. Remple, Jr
Ella M. Dunsmoor
John Haines
Kenny
John H. Goddard
Wim. A. Wright
Ashville
Murray City
Morgan
Common Pleas
John R. Bell
Windsor Township
McConnelsville
John D. Seaman
Jesse Seaman
Ds. Parke
Joel Gorken
Beverly
Arminta Andrews
Millgrove
Thomas W. Pickett
Mary Belle McBee
Masonic Order of
New Lexington
South Main Street
Lexington
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