Insurrection in Turkey Dims Confidence in Empire
The piece notes rising insurrections in Turkey causing insecurity among Christians across the empire. It also surveys Ohio Democratic politicking including Pendleton's Exposition Hall chairmanship and debates over inflation and currency, with sharp partisan commentary on figures like Morgan, Hayes, and Bill Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Ohio
George H. Pendleton
Cincinnati
Bill Allen
Gen. Morgan
Exposition Hall
National Bank
Pendleton
Saintly reformers and wicked plot accused in House clash
Republicans are accused of conspiring to oppose reform in the lower House while Democrats boast of saintly aims. The piece cites named reformers and reflects on perceived hypocrisy, then reports a missing boy case, Dougherty, last seen near Hamden Maryland four weeks ago with requests for information to his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Congress
House
Cate
Wisconsin
Randall
Fernando Wood
Connecticut
United States Senate
W. H. Barnum
Dougherty
Cumberland
Maryland
Hamden
M. H.dougherty
Connecticut Senate Buyout Sparks Democratic Row
The Connecticut Democratic Legislature is accused of selling a U.S. Senate seat to W. H. Barnum for twenty thousand dollars. Critics label the move as corruption and unfitness, arguing Hayes gains strength and Republicans rally for victory nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Connecticut
W. H. Barnum
United States Senate
Senate
House
Congress
Party of
Reform
Hayes
Ohio
Cincinnati
Nominations Confirmed and Centennial Travel Itself Noted
The President sent to the Senate for confirmation the nominations of Edward Pierrepont to England and Alphonso Taft as Attorney General with Taft moving from War to the Attorney Generalship. Don Cameron of Pennsylvania was named Secretary of War. The Senate promptly confirmed all. The piece also mocks FitzHugh the House doorkeeper and notes Western interest in the Centennial, urging railroad rates reform as excursion trains are priced too high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Edward Pierrepont
England
Alphonso Taft
Don Cameron
Pennsylvania
Taft
War Department
Fitzhugh
Halcyon
Grant
Local firms promote pumps and fabrics in Athens
Messrs J H Branson and W C Cowgill seek an Athens county agency for Champion Force pumps praising a tested non freezing easy working model. Selig Co Kurtz Norris Zenner offer spring and summer goods with heavy ads. Donnan Harper promote oatmeal and barley. notices urge debtors to settle with Dr Dorr. building lots offered in Carrier Addition Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
J. H. Branson
W. C. Cowgill
Champion Force Pump Manufacturing Company
Barnesville
Ohio
Athens County
Brown House
Athens
E. B.clarke
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Stewart L. Woodford
New York
Milton Barnes
Guernsey County
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W. W. Boynton
Lorain County
Public Works
James C. Evans
Delaware County
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West Virginia
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New York Tribune
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Thurman
Morgan
Ewing
Williams
Bristow
Independent Press
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Bellaire
Independent Greenback Party
Indianapolis
Peter Cooper
P. C
Billallen
William Allen
William
Church Board of Education
Presbyterian General Assembly
Baltimore Gazette
House of Selig & Co
Donnan & Harper’s Drug Store
Selig & Co.’s
Kurtz & Norris
Selig & Co
D. Zenner & CO
Donnan & Harper’s
D. Zenner & Co’s
Court Street
Selig’s
Selig and Co.’s
Kern & Lansley
Seligs
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Dr. Dorr
G. L. Gonsiene Bol
Louisville
Columbus
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Newport
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