Ohio Republican Nomination for Secretary of State
Speaker thanks the Ohio Republican convention for unanimously renominating him. He defends the office as a key business role, cites $238,927.45 paid to the state in seventeen months, and criticizes the Democratic administration for taxation and reforms. He urges party unity, voting rights, and support for McKinley era policies.
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Republican Party of
Ohio
Steal Powe Ate
Republican Party
Fora Partitory
Ker
Campbell
Em Saya
Democratic Party
Ohio banker predicts McKinley for governor of Ohio
David Moore of Athens Ohio cashier of the First National bank was in Columbus and said Major William McKinley would win the Ohio governorship if he is nominated. He blamed Governor Campbell's past win on poor Republican leadership and said Foraker favors the party while McKinley would be successful if nominated.
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Kansas City Daily Journal
Athens
David Moore
Ohio
First National Bank
Campbell
Moore
Peale
Foraker
McKinley
Gen James Robinson Hinted as Farmer Candidate in Fifth District
The State Journal intimates General James 8. Robinson may be the farmer’s candidate for Congress in Ohio’s Fifth district. The Columbus Evening Post jokes that only one “horny handed son of toil” exists in Ohio, General Sam Cary, who speaks at Democratic meetings for 25 to 50 dollars. The Post should back Sam Cary for nomination and election.
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James 8. Robinson
Congress
Gen. Robinson
Columbus Evening Post
Ohio
Sam Cary
Post
Sam
Saloon Keeper Nominated for Franklin County Commissioner
The Democrats in Franklin county nominate a Columbus saloon keeper for county commissioner, reflecting party ties to liquor interests and showing perceived partiality by party managers toward the liquor trade.
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Franklin County
Columbus
Washington Letter on tariffs and reciprocity debate
Secretary Windom prepares a comprehensive sugar revenue statement for a presidential message to Congress on tariff amendments. The piece notes split positions on reciprocity, partisan maneuvering, and pending investigations and postmaster anti lottery actions. It highlights Blaine’s push for reciprocity, Behring Sea talks, and Arkansas Clayton-Breckenridge case developments. Logan.
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Vance
Morgan
Reed
House
Iowa
Thompson
Ohio
Oates
Alabama
Committee On Rules
Committee On Pensions
Cooper
Indiana
Gen. Baum
Pensions
Gen. Raum
Sherman
Congressional Record
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House Committee On Post Offices
House Committee On Elections
Arkansas
Clayton-Breckenridge
Breckenridge
Col. Clayton
Frye
Behring Sea
United States
House Committee On
McKenna
California
Kenna
Mr. Blaine
North
Logan
National and local notices mix in broad late 19th century roundup
The article lists diverse items from a G A R encampment in Boston and Indiana Republican convention to weather disasters, census hiccups, drownings, political moves, and local incidents across many states. It notes deaths, suicides, crimes, births, and infrastructural updates with multiple places and names referenced.
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Daniel J. Ryan
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Wyoming
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Moore County
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Chicago
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Martinsville
West Va
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Johnstown
Charles H. Smith
New York
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House Committee On Invalid Pensions
George B. McClellan
Lawrence
Mass
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Farmers’ Movement
South Carolina
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Ind
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Youngstown
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Newark
Breckville
Akron
Henry Stebbins
Lancaster
House Committee On Military Affairs
Lewis B. Gunckel
L. A. Harris
Dayton
Woman’s Relief Corps
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John Ross
Miami
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Troy
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Findlay
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Summit County
John Sawyer
Govenor Cambell
Fairfield County Republican
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Germantown
Fox Anderson
Cincinnati B. P. S
Hamilton
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Peter Theobald
Republican State Central Committee
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Zanesfield
Logan County
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Rhodehouse
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Geo. Wendelken
Front Street
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East Barlow
David Goddard
Independence
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Henry W. Cisler
Sheets
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Lottie Vincent
Beverly
Waterford
Meigs
Middleport
Pomeroy
Racine
Star Mills
Isaac Bradfield
Elias Dike
Chester Hill
C. L. Alderman
McConnelsville
Morgan County
James Adams
Bishopville
Malta
C. D. Moore
H. (. Saunders
Hocking
Jacob Rhoads
Hocking County
Jennie Gage
Fannie Beldon
Albert Woods
Wm. M. Bowen
Falls Mill
Perry County
Corning
75Th Regiment
Roseville
Logan Republican
New Lexington
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