Republican Committee Sets Campaign Work In New York
The National Republican Committee met in New York to organize campaign work. Key members from the prior four years, including Col. Dudley and Mr. Elkins, were to be retained. The article contrasts temperance and political stances with Cleveland and Harrison and discusses tariff policy, internal revenue, and a Mills bill substitute led by Senator Aldrich. It notes Oregon’s protectionist vote and predicts tariff reform prospects in Congress.
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National Republican Committee
New York City
Col. Dudley
Elkins
Cleveland
General Harrison
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States Senate
Congress
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Randall
Tariff, politics and Lincoln era quotes clash in a restless press
The Mills bill debate dominates pages with arguments for protective tariffs, warnings of unemployment and higher prices if free trade expands, and a flood of party rhetoric. Across Mississippi Republicans prepare to contest two districts while Sheridan rests in Nonantucket and other notes touch on Cleveland era politics and Prohibition talks.
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Senate
Mississippi
Slave States
Fragmentary political note on registration timelines
The readable text hints at registration timing for Republicans and Democrats, noting elections and counting. It references figures and events vaguely, with garbled names and terms. The fragment suggests a political process update but lacks clear entities or a cohesive event structure.
ME BIG HOCHING VALLEY SUIT
The $8,000,000 Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo Railroad Company sues Stevenson Burke and others in Newark Common Pleas Court over stock allegedly issued and diverted by former officers without stockholder consent. Defendants deny, claiming issuance with full stockholder knowledge and approval. The trial began with big legal teams and will span about ten days.
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Columbus, Hocking Valley and Toledo Railroad Company
Stevenson Burke
Messenger
Buckingham
Iagt
Common Pleas Court
Newark
Licking County
New York
Youngstown
Cleveland
Columbus
Idle Iron Furnaces Signal Free Trade Message
A Ohio correspondent notes in the Ohio State Journal from the Hocking Valley that idle furnace stacks reveal the Democratic free-trade party seeks legislation that would silence opponents and push iron workers to seek jobs elsewhere. The article argues capital and industry mistrust free trade Democrats in Congress and the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Journal
Hocking Valley
Democratic Free-Trade Party
Democratic Party
House of Congress
Rain interrupts Athens programme. parade still praised
The Fourth programme at Athens was largely ruined by rain though the parade succeeded. The event celebrated the establishment of Civil Government in the Northwest Territory. A grand celebration is planned to start next Sunday and run five days, inviting residents of nearby towns and counties to join. The Columbus Sunday Capital editorializes for Harrison Morton and protection, calling the Democratic platform cowardly and urging readers to consult free trade journals and the President’s message.
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Gramme
Athens
Ohio
Marietta Register
Columbus
W. J. Elliott
Bishop
Harrison, Morton
Protection
Capital
Newton's Catarrh Cure Praised by Gallia County Readers
A collection of letters from Swan Creek and Gallipolis Ohio dated May 1888 praise Newton's Catarrh Cure. Letters claim long standing catarrh relief and partial or full improvement after using the salve and ointment, with thanks to Mr Newton and requests for further guidance.
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Swan Creek, Gallia Co
A. Newton
Gallipolis
Newton
Ohio
W.P. Small
Gallia Co
Geo
EF. White
Mr. Newton
Mary Bolles
Goltoete
Alia Diggs
D.C. Cowden
A. Lucas
Editorial on General Harrison and Cleveland contrasted
The Tur Western Christian Advocate praises General Harrison as a noble Christian gentleman and capable leader, while contrasting Cleveland as his opposite. It notes Kansas wheat prospects and corn outlook with hopes for a strong Republican showing, reflecting sharp political perception of the era.
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Tur
Western Christian Advocate
Harrison
Atle
Blesieh
Cleveland
Fragmentary note on money refund and claimed payments
A garbled OCR note claims an amount around 1.0 but is unclear on who owes or refunds. It mentions names or initials such as A. 3 WN and terms like refunds, money, and charges but lacks coherent details or context.
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the Messenger
C.eke
M.jennings
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Levi P. Morton
Daniel J. Ryan
Scioto
Joseph P. Bradbury
Meigs
Board OF Public Works
Wells 8S
Jones
Pike
Absolom H. Matiox
Hamilton
L. P. Lampson
Cuyahoga
Essional Ticket
Charles H. Grosvenor
Judicial Ticket
Fourth Circuit
Daniel A. Russell
Leroy Bean
Joseph 8. Higgins
John Burson
Judge Thurman
Oregon
California
England
Chicago
Sheridan
Nonquit
Washington
Dan Lamont
Daniel
White House
New York World
Gen. Harrison
Sebbath
Riad Ie
Got
Harroe
Hie
Tallipodes
Oie
Ecera
Staten Island
St. John
National Prohibition Convention
Indianapolis
Prohibition Party
Camoux
Tc Phewine
Clarin Cgc
D. Zenner & CO
Fine Millinery
MR. and
Mes. R.M. Cochrane
Callipeis
Rallipolis
Romeniy
Uae
A. F. Blake
Mr Newton
Emma Cowden
Louisville
Jane
Marshall
Behren
Bradford
Washington, D. C
Cutler
Dexter
Old Saul
Fitzler
Schaefer
Henry
Kansas
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