State Officials and 1895 Political Turmoil
List of state and county offices with candidate names from various regions. Commentary on Republican strength, Democratic alleged extravagance, and past treasurer defaults. References to tariff impacts, Cuba policy, and Civil War era veterans' movements restoring national unity. Mentions Kentucky Tennessee Georgia events leading toward reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Louisville
North
Knoxville
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Ohio Gubernatorial Contenders Highlight Work Ethic and Tax Policy
The piece extols General Bushnell as a capable, businesslike leader who would pursue economical state government, fair taxation, and protectionist tariffs. It contrasts him with Brice and Campbell, criticizes Brice's presidential ambitions, and notes Kentucky figure Colonel Breckinridge’s campaign intrusion while warning voters about national concerns and fiscal deficits.
The Voice at Buzzard's Bay in a Nebraska State Journal
A humorous verse from the Nebraska State Journal imagines a Buzzard at Buzzard's Bay pondering the presidential future. The bird asks about a return to power and the prophecy ends with a firm Nevermore in a reflective mock-oracular scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzzard's Bay
Nebraska State Journal
Buzzard’s Bay
A Typical American General Bushnell Truly Honored
A portrait of General Bushnell highlights his love for humanity and leadership. The piece traces his life from Canter bury hill born in 1834 through Ohio migration, early business success, and military service. It praises his fair labor relations, 10 million dollars in wages paid since 1887, and quiet charitable acts including a major gift to the Ohio Masonic Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Bushnell
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Bushnell
Inia
Sprmnyilent
Elen Ladlow
Doin Ladlow
Columbus
Charles C. Folger
Springfield
Hunter
Shenandoah Valley
Kanawa
Knights of Labor
State of
Ohio
Wong
Ohio Masonic
Spvringfield
Pushnell
Bushner
Free silver faction plots against Brice in Ohio race
Cleveland sources report prominent free silver Democrats secretly organize to oppose Brice for U S senator. Judge E J Blandin says Ohio citizens will not back Brice and may vote against legislature candidates who back him. New York citizen objects Brice’s New York citizenship and views on the meeting question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brice
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Cleveland
Senator Brice
Mr. Brice
Cleveland
World
E. J. Blandin
Ohio
United States
Blandin
Senate
Campbell
Campell
Brive
New York
Senan
Ohio Republicans Face Brice on Railroads and Legislature
The Boston Journal argues that a sugar and railroad magnate could spend $600,000 to bias the legislature toward his re nomination, but cites last year’s 137,000 Republican majority as a constraint. It notes the Morrison boom should seek police protection if viable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Brice
Boston Journal
William R. Morrison
Education for God and mind in child training
A writer argues child education must unite intellectual growth with a moral and religious formation. He warns schools ignoring God breed tears, urging both head and heart to be educated. An editor quotes wisdom on effort, force, and distraction from Missouri, stressing silent power over loud claims.
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Eptcarton
God
Missouri
Dress Goods and Suitings at Unbelievable Prices
B and B advertise autumn and winter dress fabrics, foreign and American, with samples available. Highlights include 32 inch checked mixtures at 22 cents a yard, 32 inch storm serge at 20 cents, 36 inch chameleon jacquard suitings at 35 cents, two-tone pirote armure suitings at 74 to 86 inches wide, and 50 to 65 cents per yard on various 50 inch suitings. Large assortments of dress goods priced from 50 cents to $4, emphasizing value and variety.
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Theathers , Messenger & and Herald
Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Shas
EB. M. Fenwings
State
Asa 5 S. Bushnell
Clark
Asahel W. Jones
Mahoning
Tiaddeus A. Minsil IL
Ross
Walter D. Guilbert
Noble
Supreme Court
Jostah B.allen
Athens
Samuel B. Campbell
Jefferson
Frank Monnett
Cnowfound
Board of Public Works
L. Lybarger
Coshocton
George Falloon
Charles 8. Dana
Washington
David L. Slerper
M.M. Riley
Wilbur F. Scott
E.G. Biddison
Abner Juniper
Charles P. Clester
Nathan Hill
Wuews
Board of Trade
Wilson
London
Congress
Cuba
Fish
Spain
Virginius
Renal
la Weil
Ian
Bushnellithout
Breckinridge
State Committee
Times-Star
Dan Lamont
Yellowstone
Dan
Samoa
Nicaragua
Trinidad
Waller
Asa S. Bushnell
Pasue Seacess
Rome
Oneida County
Canterbury Hill
Sterling Connecticut
Young Commonwealth of Ohio
Lake Shore
Mad River
Sandusky
Bellefontaine
Durhamville
Buffalo
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Asa
Spring Grove
Oberlin
Hamilton County
Merat Halstead
Offiss
Thorazz
Pranxets B. Loomis
Asa.s. Bushnell
He WU
Hood
Williamt Paddock
Bronson
Mich
H Hood
Hood’s
Boggs & Buhl
Allegheny. PA
U.S
Coultrap
Grand Gentra Hotel
Andrew Schwartz
West State Street
Capitol
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