Ex Governor Heapy to Move from Cincinnati to New York City
The Messenger discusses ex Governor HeapLy planning to relocate to New York City, amid rumors it aims to escape disreputable partisan ties more than career reasons. It notes political shifts in Ohio, criticism of the Inter-State Commerce bill, and concerns over Senate representation by Civil War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverson HeapLy
Cincinnati
New York City
Hawley
Senate
Foraker
Hayes
Ohio State University Trustees
State Senate
Calvin S. Welch
Foraker May Not Seek Re election Says Governor Will Not Run
Cincinnati Enquirer reports Governor Foraker will not seek renomination for personal reasons. Dr Graydon relays that Foraker told him he would retire after this term, citing $40,000 earned in law practice and business interests. The piece notes a Tennessee land loss and argues retirement would provoke public commentary given his strong leadership.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Voraker
Graydon
Cincinnati
Foraker
Fovernor
MESSENGER Hits Back at Herald Over County Printing
The MESSENGER accuses the Herald of false claims and blackmaillike tactics in seeking county printing. It defends its sixty‑two year record, criticizes Junod and officials, and defends paying for public notices and sheriff elect proclamation ads as lawful.
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Meserxera
Herald
Cotemporary
Athens County
M&s-Senger and Journal
Lesus
Pickering
Minear
Frame
Curfican
Finsterwald
Ariosireng
Hickman
Murphy
Ham
Higgins
Mkxedngs
Juned
Wer
Common Pleas
Junod
Common Pleas Court
Messenger and Journal
Nelson H. van Vorhes
Alderman
Marietta Register
Mackley
Jackson Standard
McGrath
McArthur Democraat
Nash
Gallipolis Journal
Sprague
McConnelsville Herald
Tressel
Pomeroy Telegraph
Wilson
Ironton Register
Daugherty
Monroe Gazette
Tyler
Chillicothe Leader
Thompson
Delaware Gazette
Ohio
The
Strowkin
Jriend
Beptenscher Jat
Bnspector
Treasury
Mamanean
Massenoun
Merald
Henry D. Milnwk
Geo. Jeffries
Messenger
Probate Court
Nehemiah Warren
B.N. Hobson
Reformer’s alleged county printing abuses exposed
A local newspaper accuses a reformer editor of overcharging the county for printing and advertising. It cites inflated rates, repeated publications, and biased handling of county tasks, including road receipts and tax notices, urging readers to judge the editor’s motives.
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Iberia
Morrow County
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Mxesenckar
ALPE
Beedett
Sokort
Lotics
Witle
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Ames Harton
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Johe Kowerbank
Mina Maloth
Jean Maliter
Len Bomen
Gray Woman
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Mary Burvon
Suaper Dame
MK Kinblon
Aurora Floyd
Leeisueterus
Macy
Florence
Wba
Mildred
Dechaas
Molly Trey
H. J. Yaron Anther
Brondead
Uber
Leoline
Mery Usch Hay
Broade Tate
Gabriel
Merriene
Wildie Collins
Oeary
M. BR
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Mra
Alexander
Mre
Henry Wood
Nye
Lew
Whittier
Byrea
Beiwey
Wuhan
Addrean
Rae
Suuns Sherenguer
Athens
Obie
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Bookstone
Geo. R. Walker
Court House
Main Street
Athens, Ohio
D. C. Cornwell
Hall Foster, Jr
Foundry
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Toledo & Ohio
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