Political Cartoon Posters Shape Ohio Campaigns
The Ohio campaign embraces political cartoons as a new, broad-reaching tool, originating from the English model and praised for clarity and impact. Editors argue cartoons outperform dense literature, energizing voters and guiding public education through newspapers and street art, with mixed partisan reactions noted.
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F. Broomis
Kurtz
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio
Republican Committee
Governor Foraker Praises October Foliage on Train Ride
In a reminiscence on a Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern trip, Governor Foraker extolled October foliage as unmatched beauty and a worthy contrast to campaign hardships. A companion agreed, noting autumn scenery as scenic and historically rich along the route via Oakland and Harper's Ferry.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Oakland
Harper's Ferry
Bushnell shown as a strong campaigner by travelers
Surprising performance by candidate Bushnell during a state tour, with aides noting his personal magnetism and baby-kissing style as a practical vote getter, though lacking the fiery eloquence of Campbell. Observers describe him as a capable but steady speaker in contrast to more dramatic oratorical figures.
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Bushnell
Campbell
Columbus Disbatoh
Sud
Immortal Speech Ushers Young Voters to Liberty Camp
James A. Garfield speaks to young voters in Cleveland urging independence from parental voting, warning against gravitating to the Democratic camp. He contrasts living liberty with a graveyard of dead issues, praising the Republican record and the fight for liberty, ending with a call to join the living camp. The Democratic platform is briefly noted with Brice and Campbell as standard-bearers.
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Scott
Tom
Thomas Ewing
George H. Pendleton
Samuel Cary
Republican Party
Liberty
Great West
Mars
Jaymes A. Garfield
Cleveland
Oct
Calvin
Brice
Standard-bearears
Campbell
Brica
Piana
Party lines and campaign orations on prosperity
A historical political excerpt shows General Tushnell style rhetoric urging support for the Republican ticket. It contrasts Democratic failures with Republican strengths, recalls wartime camaraderie, and critiques campaign speeches by Brice’s hireling across Brown county Mansfield and Marion county setting. The piece notes Curtis E. McBride’s presence and political stance shaping discussion of the Hocking canal lease.
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Seventy-first General Assembly
Mansfield
Curtis E. McBride
Richland County
McBride
Campbell
Bad Business and Tariff Fallout on Farmers
The Cleveland administration raises the national debt by 40 million while farmers lose millions. In August 1894 Chicago slaughtered 40,000 more sheep than in 1884, despite August deemed a panic month in the sheep market due to the free wool tariff. Wool production dropped 40,000,000 pounds in one year, and farm losses exceed 100,000,000 dollars from the tariff impact, as argued by Charles Emory Suath.
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Chicago
Charles Emory Suath
Revered Scholar and Pastor S R Calthrop of Syracuse
A feature on Rev Samuel R Calthrop D D pastor of May Memorial Church Syracuse marking his 29th anniversary of installation. The article chronicles his English birth at St Pauls School Trinity College Cambridge and return to Syracuse where he blends spiritual leadership with culture and athletic vigor. It details his rheumatism cure with Williams Pink Pills and notes his ongoing health and influence in the community.
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May Memorial
Syracuse
Samuel R. Calthrop
Calthrop
England
St. Paul’s School
London
Trinity College, Cambridge
Macaulay
Bryant
Longfellow
Ilias
Calthrop Lodge
Culthrop
Evening News
Buffalo
R. Calthrop
Dr. Williams
Sheriff’s Sale Order in Athens County Partition
Public auction will be held at the Athens county courthouse front door on Saturday November 16 1895 at 1 pm for a Carthage township parcel of 51.44 acres. The property, conveyed to David Bishop in 1880, is appraised at 637.80 dollars and will be sold cash only by Sheriff M M Riley with attorney W E Peters.
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Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Court House
Athens
Carthage Township
Oslo
Ohio Company
David Bishop
Moses Lawrence
Probate notices in Athens county Ohio accounts filed
Notice is given that accounts have been filed in the Probate Court of Athens county Ohio for settlement. Names include Vorhes guardian Clayton Vorhes More ris administrator Joseph Moreis Throckmorton executrix Jessie Walker Lacey Walker executor Ezra Walker Wendell Shott Samuel Brown guardian Edward Brown Abram Kasler guardian Nora Kasler Elias Robinson guardian Bertha Chase J.M. Rhodes guardian Will Rhodes Hanah J. Ross Willian Hopkins administrator and others. Hearing set for November 2, 1895. Bethel Probate Judge October 10 1895
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Athens County
Ohio
Vorhes
Clayton Vorhes
L. Poston
Joseph
Moreris
Lavina Throckmorton
Jessie Throckmorton
Ezra L. Walker
Lacey Walker
Chas. A. Carr
Wendell Shott
Samuel Brown
Edward Brown
Abram Kasler
Nora A. Kasler
Elias Robinson
Bertha Chase
J.M. Rhodes
Will
Rhodes Et al
Willian G. Hopkins
Hanah J. Ross
Bethel
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Judge Blandin
United States
Blandin
Citizen of
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John Sherman
Boss Brice
Garfield
Tersely
Tushnell
Golden City
Jimmy
THE
Rev. S. R. Calthrop
Syracuse, N. Y
Dr. Williams’ Medicine Company
Scenectady
N. Y
Williams’ Medicine Company
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
da. G. C. Oxacon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kincanos
Conway, Ark
A. Ancaga
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Merita of
Astreo Hostria Ano Dispensary
Boston
Mass
Atten C. Surra, Pres
Centaur Company
TI Murray Street
New York City
Cincinnati
Tribune
Central States
Pioneer
the Tribune
Liberal Commission
Cluba
Cincinnati Tribune
Cincinnati, Ohio
Addlelard Sheldon
Joseph Bishop
Athens County Court Common Pleas
M. M. Riley
Sherrr
W. E. Peters
Pitt
Faris Machinery
Spence & Son
S Ferry
Tradarka
U.S. Patent Office
Washington
C.a.snow &Co
Washington, D. C
Grand Gentra Hotel
Col
Andrew Schwartz
West State Street
Columbus
Belt Larch
Athens Ohio
Union
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