End of Ohio battle shifts GOP fortunes in 19th century review
In Ohio the battle ends with a Republican overthrow driven by Prohibition votes and Democratic spending, while Hoadly’s blunders hurt the GOP. Iowa shows reduced margins despite Republican triumphs, Massachusetts readers reassess Butlerism, and national figures like Mathew Arnold draw attention as publishers announce new editions. The column also notes theater scandals and upcoming contracts, plus ad copy about Zoo-Zoo Plug Tobacco and miscellaneous items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ohio
Foraker
Hoadly
Iowa
Massachusetts
Butler
Bay State
Mathew Arnold
Jessis Macmillan
England
Arnold
Lotus Club
Augusta Roche
Cherill
Mr. Mantell
Loris Jponsof
Fanny Davenports Fectora
Sim
Dan Frohman
Madison Square Theatre
Tin
Mr. Mantel
Thorne
Mansfield
Mantell
Jefferson
Rip van Winkle
Emmet
Fritz
Wilson & McCallay Tobacco Co
Middletown
Zoo-Zoo
Zoo- Zoo
Veteran General Shermans View on Retirement
The interview recalls Sherman’s West and Northwest campaigns, a near-fatal mule accident in a sage brush pass, and his claim that three months outdoors improved his health. He notes meeting 200 G A R members in British Columbia and discusses plans to attend Army reunions in Cleveland and Cincinnati. He also references Ely’s Dream Balm and Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, with assorted anecdotes and ads interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waite
British Columbia
Cleveland
Army of the Tennessee
Army of the Cumberland
Cincinnati
Cincin
Nati Enquirer
Internal Revenue Officer Praises Hunt's Remedy for Kidney Disease
Richmond Henshaw of 99 Messer Street recounts how Heat’s Hunt’s Remedy cured his kidney ailment after severe back pain and sickness interfered with his work in the Internal Revenue Department. He cites friends in New York who recovered from Bright’s Disease and kidney disorders after using the remedy, urging others to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Heraiaivean Sem
Internal Revenue Department
United States
Hunt
New York City
Bright
New York
Richmond Henshaw
Messer Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hioh
E. K. Lash
David Davis
N. O. Picayune
Shermans Radaraare
Israel
Ely
Mra. M. A. Jackson
Portsmouth
N. H
Yonkers
Ur. K. Dorr
Dr. King
Cemetry
Hood
Pusson
R. Pengelly & CO
Kalamazoo
Mich
C. B. Henderson
Philadelphia Herald
Job
H. K. Dorr
Elizabeth Smith
Richmond
Ind
Noreine
W Adverti
Internal Revenue Officer
Provies
Peruna
Eberline
Lagram
Henry Ellis
Curts
Frampton
B. Hartman & Co
Columbus
Raileroads
Hocking Valley
Toledo
Buffalo
Lake Erie
and the
Niagara Falls
Ohio River
Grand Central Depot
Fourth Avenue
City Hall
Jersey City
Bee Line
Lake Shore
New York Central
Erie Railways
New York and
New England
Hmrough Tickets
Wall Pola
Great West
Illinois
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Colorado
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Hudson River
Athens
E. B. Thomas
C. B. Skinner
A. J. Smith
Gen’l Pass
Ag’t
Cleveland, Ohio
James DeWolfe
Callen
E. B. Clarke
N. Lighst
Columbus, Ohio
H. Harrison
Washington
Baltimore
R. R
Panhandle
Columbus & Hocking Valley
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
And
Dayton
Indianapolia
Louisville
Chicago
Mmaba
Kt. Lewin
Hiameas City
Washington City
Lown, Karsas, Nebraka
Californian
the Territories
Pullman Palace Cars
Coloradus
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Witkingut
Kansas City
Ki. A. Ford
Pittsburrgh
Jas. McRea
Columbua
Omaha
Noright
Stinson & CO
Portland Maine
H. Haupt & Co
Portland
Maine
Phrough
Sapoe
USA
Spon
Wuitasm
W.scott
Boer
J.B. Stewart
Gen
Thos, P. Barry
Eneral Pai'r & TicketAgent
Powell
E State
Brown Chemical CO
Powell's Tiptoe
Dc Hight Street
Baltore
Wna
Wees
Miss Racer
Messenger Office
Pal
Gay
John Be Dalton
Ezra L. Walker
Addleman
Court Street
West Side
Athens, Ohio
Times
Ini Chil
Ohio State University
William H. Scott
Bend For Circular
Card Celleetigns
SON
USS
Rochester
N.Y
L& Pages
Glock & Son
Boor
Mion
Board & Sale Stable
Chas. Brown
Congress Street
Athena County
Sin
Parker
Hiscox & Co NY
Ohio University
Athenb
F. P. Graham
Honix Block
Patronize Home Institution
Main Street
Board of Examiners
Athens County
Craggiet.ly Brothers
Owego
Alyon&healy State
Monroe Sts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!