Washington and Ohio News Bowl Over Confederate Tensions
Washington dispatch notes the Confederate party's influence waning as Congress debates the Army and judicial bills. President signs the Legislative Bill after cabinet review. possible veto of the judicial measure looms with risk to court operations. Meigs to Logan rail line plans promise mineral belt access and regional growth. Local items report fires, suicides, marriages, and legislature notes across Ohio counties Meigs Carroll Hocking and Perry.
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Treasury Department
Senate
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Cabinent
Congress
Devens
U. S
Massachusetts
Brookses
Lamar
Conkling
N.Y
Apward
Blackguard
Jamar
Logan
Logan, McArthur and
Gallipolis
Columbus & Hocking Valley
Hocking County
Vinton
Gallia
Columbus and Hocking Valley
Columbus and Toledo
Toledo
Six Ohioans among recent graduates at West Point
Six Ohio residents join the ranks of newly minted West Point graduates in a class that reflects regional representation. The group completed the rigorous military academy program and earned commissions, highlighting local ties to the service academy tradition.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Tucson
Ohio Reform Farm For
G. S. Innis
Columbus
Herman Trascher
Wemington
Massillon
Felix Shrom
Zanesville
Lou Vail
Cleveland
R. Watson
Valley Reporter
Canal Dover
Lancaster
Ewing
Weet Point
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N. J
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George Holt
Wheeling
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Daniel F. Sullivan
Josie Irvin
George Bair
Bucyrus
Ed. W. Pearson
Ross Common Pleas
Chillicothe
Susan Faulkner
Perrysburg
Patrick Cullen
N. Y. Tribune
Roysden
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Boston
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Barney Merrions
Maumee
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Ind
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Pennsylvania
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Cooper
Terre Haute
Albert Evans
Charles Meredith
Second Ward
Wheeling W. Va
Dennis O'Sullivan
Independence
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St. Louis
Edward Swineford
Geo. 8
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John R. Miller
Reading
Penn
Sze
Lillie Dyer
Etta Hearn
Snow Hill
Logansport
Aubeenaubee
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Chas. Malmberg
Chicago
Benj. Hattery
van Wert
Macedonia
Summit County
Helen Caldwell
Sandusky
Paul Bradley
Cornelius McFarland
Akron
Robert Carey
Amity Cemetery
Plain City
Payne
Ashtabula
William Hilliar
Rogues’ Hollow
Doyleston
John Solts
Florence Township
Court of Common Pleas
John J. Kelley
Cincinnati
Abraham Patterson
Cuyahoga Falls
Dr. Bonaparte
St. Paris
Cambridge County
MEIGS
Rutland Township
George Bell Jr
Pomeroy
Racine
Telegraph
Harriet E. Heaton
Middleport
East Letart
George Bing
Cheshire
George Conant
Thomas’ Fork
Joseph McKaskie
Stearling
John Edmonson
Salem Township
Kansas
Warner &Stewarts
Long Bottom
Eliza Watkins
Hysell Run
John Price
Letart
W. C. Cline
Vinton County
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J. H. Jones
Levi Jacks
Harrisonville
Stanley
James Smith
Emma Graham
Camden
U. S. Pension Bureau
A. W. Vorhes
Sutton Township
Mary P. Nease
W. H. Nease
Samuel W. Keister
United Brethren Church
Germantown
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Junction City
Mite Society
FE. Rose
Clayton Township
A. Amrine
New Lexington
Ef.t. Grandy
Laura F. Trunnell
New Straitsville
Steepletons
Ewing Guards
Nathan R. Cookson
Somerset
Laura Walters
Wm. Walters
John Richter
Monroe Township
Perry County
Frederick Mains
St. Mary’s Academy
Gen. Sherman
T. H. Hall
New Salem
Roseville
MacLaney
Crooksville
Saltillo
Perry
Muskingum
Marietta
Marietta College
Simon Jones
Vincent
A. Howell
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A. Unger
Matamoras
John Wesley Dye
Lawrence Township
Board of Equalization
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Dexter City
Odd Fellows
Washington County
Jonathan Meigs
Messrs. Kerns
Abenscheen
Pfaff and Weaver
the Register
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Dawes Light Guards
Putnam Light Artillery
City Park
Hocking
Logan Brass Band
Logan Cornet Band
Lydia A. Starner
Good Hope Township
Athens Asylum
Hocking Valley Gazette
Logan Manufacturing Company
Lillie C. Darst
Circleville
Morgan
Lucy Beckwith
Malta
William Mauk
Franklin County
Frances M. Brown
Morgan County
Charles Martin
Nettie Alexander
McConnelsville
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Morris’ Hall
McConnellvill Democrat
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