Ohio Man in Politics and Rail Advances Across News
A collage of 1880s era notes: Garfield nomination sparks Ohio pride and political talk. Baltimore and Ohio unveils a fast train schedule, boosting cross-country travel by trimming Washington and Baltimore arrivals. Reports cover mining towns, county politics, accidents, and civic events across Ohio, Kentucky, and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Gale Nyros
Farmer Warns of Small Debts to Prevent Delays
An old analogy compares publishers and farmers, showing how many small unpaid debts can ruin a large crop. The message urges debtors in DALINGUENS to come forward and pay what is owed to help the farmer carry on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Middle Coast
James R. Marvin
Register
Marietta
Jesse Dobbins
Lowell
Ada Sprague
Lizzie Bebee
Hattie Sprague
Mary Cable
Ada Snyder
Amelia Weber
Jennie Shaw
Mary Pugh
Frank Hill
William Montgomery
Roxbury
Morgan County
McConmeleville
Muskin
Mrs Garfield at Hiram College Commencement
A Cleveland Leader correspondent notes General Garfield attended Hiram College's commencement and highlights Lucretia Rudolph Garfield as the future First Lady. The portrait of Lucretia, described as modest and gracious, endears her to supporters and cements bonds with the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cook
Zanesville
G. W. Hamilton, Jr
Dayton
Seth Green
Garfield
Chicago
Cleveland
McArthur
Ohio and West Virginia
Eagle Furnace
P. M. Thompson
Wm. Cox & Co
United States
Hiram College
Hiram
Manu
Lucretia Rudolph
White House
Zeb Rudolph
Rexanger Campbell
Lucretia
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Ohio
New York Sun
Cincinnati
Samue J. TrLpen
Gramercy
House of Bourdon
Tilden
Cuban
Spain
West Indian
Ethel A. Merritt
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate
Republican Party
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
James
James Madison
James Monroe
James K. Polk
James Buchanan
Ashland
Crawford
Holmes
Richland
Wyandot
George W. Geddes
Mansfield
Wellington H. Aiepues
OS 1
Bolmesmes County
Emanuel Co., Ga
Rhode Island
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Dem
Gen. Garfield
Blaine
Chadburne
Williams College
Illinois Democrats
Lyman Trumbull
Horatio Seymour
Arthur
Herndon
Central America
Emily Faithful
The
Victoria Press
America
James A. Garfield
Treasury
John Gimpel
Delancey St
N. Y
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Jefferson
Ingalls
Connecticut
Harrison, Grant, Hayes, Garfier
Wm. O’brien
Sandusky
Geneva Township
Delaware County
State House
John G. Keller
Wapakoneta
Hink Jones
Carlisle
Tuscarawas River
Newcomerstown
Muskingum County
Wm. Sinnett
Granville
Licking County
Ohio Central Railroad
Alexandria
Newark
Wilmington
Henry Bernard
Margaret Bush
Pike Township
Madison County
Jos. Piefer
John O. Atkinson
Charleston
Pieter
Mentor
Gibson
David Williams
Pickaway County
Georgesville
London
Beverly
Knowles
W. H. Clark
Capt. Crain
Marietta Register
Marshal Dye
MEIGS
David Grapes
Jas. Wallace
Pomeroy
Athens Asylum
J. Entwistle
Minersville
Emmet Doyle
Dallas
Texas
Lenard Habrecht
Prospect Hill
Charley
Will Crumley
Middleport
Reform Farm
Telegraph
Frederick Bartel
Third Ward
Pomeroy Telegraph
Conrad Retzinger
Archibald Hayden
McConnelsville
John McCann
Windsor
al. Graham
Hocking
W. S. Bright
Athens Hospital For the Insane
Logan
Rock House
Logan Manufacturing Company
Michael Kreig
Darius White
W. N. England
Noel E. Hamblin
Carl. H. Buerhans
Jacob Weaver
A. Carpenter
J. A. Shaw
Lancaster Journal
Logan Sentinel
Albert M. Scott
Somerset
David Comly
New Lexington
Jas. Comly
Ohio State Journal
Sandwich Islands
John Dill
MacArthur
John Chenoweth
Ohio and West Virginia Railway
Campbell Tunnel
Clara Nichols
Henry Nichols
Hamden
Chas Johnson
Jackson County
Wm. Cassill
Hamden Enterprise
M. D. Risley
Butchiel & Co
McArthur Journal
Swan Township
Linton
B. Weaver
Roseville
Vinton Furnace
John P. Griffin
Jacob Baughman
Perry County
Mrs. Garfield
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