Foraker for United States Senator urged by Ohio Republicans
The Messenger argues Gov. Foraker should replace Sherman in the U S Senate. It notes GOP strength in Athens County and predicts Ohio will gain 15 congressional seats and that Republicans control state papers. The open McDougal letter condemns dissent and praises Foraker as ideal Sen. Sherman turns 70. Foraker is 46. The article highlights Hamilton county support and plans for a Columbus banquet with Depew, Alger, Clarkson, and a Cincinnati venue for the next Republican National Convention.
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Cincinnati
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Great Central State of the Union
Ohio Senatorial Contention Between Sherman Foraker Shapes 1893
In Ohio the Republican party faces a pivotal choice over who will succeed Sherman in the U S Senate as of March 4 1893 The party through its lawmakers must decide whether to back Foraker or honor Sherman The piece argues Foraker has broader support among Republicans and praises his record while noting Sherman faces opposition from party factions It also cites the party owes no man and urges unity behind the chosen candidate
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Lunar Eclipse Views Brighten as Clouds Clear
As total lunar eclipse approached on Sunday evening, fears of clouded skies blocking the spectacle faded when clouds rolled away. Professor Hoover was to report observations next week, with anticipated scientific notes from the event. Tim B. Warden's home-made goods are also mentioned.
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