The Great Financier and Rail Road Wrecker
A Marietta Register excerpt accuses Gen. Warner of crooked dealings in the Duck Creek railroad. It details six months claims, receiver actions, and disputed payments, alleging fraud, delays, and misallocation of funds, with taxes, liens, and court orders cited, plus comments on labor and politics surrounding the case.
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Gen. Warner
Duck Creek Railroad
Duck Creek
Judge Marsh
Warner
Jen
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W.M. Ramsey
Warvers
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Caldwell
TRUE AS PREACHIN' Republican resolve after Maine fight
The Republican press of Ohio signals clear course and united resolve. It vows an aggressive battle as the fate of the Democracy inspires new courage, following the Maine outcome. The Cin. Times notes the party stands firm and ready to fight.
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Ohio
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Maine
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Van Vorhes Nominated for Third Congress Term
Hon N H Van Wonks of Athens was nominated for re election to Congress for the third term opposing Gen A J Warner a renegade Republican Mr Van Vorhes is among the most useful members of the Ohio delegation a true and real representative of his people He was nominated against his consent the office seeks the man and it will find him Van Vorhes will be elected New Lexington Tribune.
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