The League in the South Promotes Unity and Reform
The New York Tribune applauds the Republican League's outreach to the South, highlighting progressives in Nashville and other cities promoting equal rights and enterprise. It argues the old oligarchy dies hard but is weakened by the League's push for immigration, industry, and a new political order, with education and press freedom at stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Republican League
South
Washington
League
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Lakes
Washington Letter March 10 1890 highlights and political notes
The dispatch reports President Roosevelt and Thompson amid Hatton’s charges over civil service reforms. It notes World’s Fair bills, Wyoming Idaho admission, postal telegraph prospects, contested elections, a looming silver bill, Windom’s treasury surplus, eight hour law efforts, Senator Quay in Florida, and the John Ericsson monument funding in Washington.
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Washington, D.C
Frank Hatton
Messrs
Roosevelt
Thompson
Civil Service
Harrison
Mar. Hatton
W. D. Foulke
Indiana
New York Times
St. Louis Republic
Chicago
Wyoming
Idaho
House
New Mexico
Arizona
Senate
House Committee On Elections
Arkansas
Col. Clayton
Mar. Breckinridge
Western Union Telegraph Company
Wade
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Windoms
Windom
Treasury
House Committee On Labor
Quay
Florida
Republican Congressional Committee
Plumb
Cullom
John Ericson
Logan
Ohio and nearby counties in state news round up
Ohio and neighboring counties report a string of events including clergy objections to Owen law changes in Cleveland, deaths of Mary Gallagher in Cleveland aged 102, and a Warren county treasurer embezzlement case leading to a two and a half year sentence. Also noted are multiple deaths from diphtheria, a Pendleton oration in Cincinnati, industrial fires in Anderson Indiana, and various local civic items from Zanesville to McConnelsville.
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Mary Gallagher
Cleveland
Ireland
Charles S. Coleman
Warren County
Charle E.kimmel
Circleville
Colorado
Isaac M. Jordan
Pendleton
Cincinnati
Coleman
Tuscarawas County
John CC. McGreggor
Zanesville
Reading
House of Representatives
George H. Pendleton
Sheriff Sale of Nelsonville Lots in 1890 Auction
J A Harrison vs D W Harrison Co. order of sale by Cuyahoga County Common Pleas directs public auction at Athens front court door on March 1 1890 at 1 PM. Sold are Nelsonville village plots 751 and 752 JS Scott addition 675.08 dollars each. Cash in hand on delivery. Fen 18 80-7.
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Athens County
Ohio
Athens
Vinton
Madison
Ohio Company
William B. Brooks
Douglas Putnam
Recorder’s Office
Vinton County
York
County of
State of
Hocking Canal
Bates
Wim. B. Brooks
Laurel Hill Coal Company
Hocking
Charles A. Cable
John F. Welch
Stephen GC. Strong
Maria, Strong
Lewis Strong
Northampton
Massachusetts
Court of Common Pleas
Stephen
Strong
William B Brooks
Charles A. Cabel
Attys
KB. Douglass Foster
Chicago
Illinois
Serena C. Foster
Edward Foster
Emmett C. Foster
George Foster
Chapelle
Hyde County
South Dakota
Isaac R. Sherwood
Emmett UC. Foster
George Fouster
B. Douglas Foster
Farmers National Bank of Bryan
John W. Nelson
Isaac R Sherwood
York Township
North National Bank of
Toledo
Isarne RK. Sherwood
Farmers’ National Bank of Bryan
Cuyahoge County
Nelsonville
JS. Scott
Joan Finsterwald
RB. Bacpen
H.W. Carriee
Pitt
Arnexs Messenger Gains New Type Faces
The Arnexs Messenger, a Republican journal run by Charley Jennings, unveils a new typographical outfit. Jennings remains steadfast in politics and business efforts, with the Gazette wishing him success in both ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnexs Messenger
Charley Jennings
Brother Jennings
the Gazette
Lancaster Gazette
Minister Lincoln to escort remains to Illinois
Minister Lincolns planned departure from London to accompany his sem to the United States. Interment is scheduled to take place at Springfield Illinois.
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Lincoln
London
Springfield
Illinois
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U. S
Fine Tailors
Richter
New Butler Block
Gay & High
South High St
Columbus, Ohio
State News
Church of Jesus Christ
McGregor
Massillon
James McKeever
Salem
Clarkecounty
General News
Anderson
Ind
John W. Green
Putnam County
Tenn
Ova Davis
Grand Army
Indianapolis
Felix Kampf
Charleston
West Virginia
Liverpool
William Bucknell
Philadelphia
Commissioner of Pensions
Prohibition Party
Scott County
Virginia
William
Atton Flannery
Hiram Johnson
Moore’s Vineyard
Scranton
Penn
Michael O'Malley
Navy Yard
North Dakota
Thomas Epps
Hawkins County
Morgan
F. A. Geiger
Louisa McConnell
McConnellsville
Athens Asylum
McConnelsville
BE. d. Simpson
Mary Grace Webb
Universalist Church
Morgan County Grand Jury
Mary Ann Long
David Long
Thorn Township
Mary Gertrude Lacy
Rehoboth
Levi H. Kennedy
Perry County
Tnfirmary
Isaac Nixon
Columbus and
Shawnee
Columbus, Shawnee and Hacking
Edward Orton
N.S. Townsend
State University
New Lexington
H. A. Cartwright
Semenset
ER. B. Libby
Lawrence Township
Marietta
Beverly
Dayton Payne
William Payne
Watertown
John Hammett
Waverly
Meigs
Timothy Vining
Rutland Township
Pomeroy
Eli Guess
Dallas Webb
Columbia Town
Will Yost
Racine
Wee
Kilward
William G. Deshler
Wm. B. Brooks
SMALL
Phipps
Priggs & Co
Tegal
C. E. Harrison
D. W. Harrison & Co
Cuyahoge
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