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Newspaper
Cambridge Herald
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1883
Page
2
Democratic Convention Opens Campaign in Guernsey County
The Democratic Convention met in Washington Town Hall with W. A. Carpenter as chair announcing C. P. B. Sarchet temporary chairman. Delegates, committees, and nominations were organized including Cosgrave for Representative and Linn for Auditor with Knox and Kennon among others.
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Guernsey
Washington
W. A. Carpenter
Central Committee
Executive
C. P. B. Sarchet
Sarchet
D. E. Patterson
Wills
George Linn
Jefferson
Louis Miller
Cambridge
T. C. Davidson
Millwood
D. C. Kennon
Oxford
William Cowden
Knox
Henry Hamilton
Adams
W. H. H. Mellyar
J. H. Williams
Washington Township
N. Aemerson
Richland
N. R. Morgan
Westland
William Angus
Liberty
S. B. Lawrence
William Barton
J. R. Patterson
Democratic Central Committee Names and Delegates
The Democratic convention adjourned after approving a lengthy address opposing the Republicans and outlining the party stance. A list of Central Committeemen and Judicial Delegates from various precincts and regions is given as selected by the primaries, with vacancies to be filled by the Central Committee. The newly elected Central Committee then elected Mellyar as chairman and Boetcher as secretary, with several members named to the Executive Committee.
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Committee On Credentials
Wheeling
Valley
Londonderry
Spencer
S. B. Lawrence
R. B. Moore
J. T. Daugherty
Committee On
J. R. Patterson
William Wharton
W. B. Cosgrave
Cambridge
S. W. Fowler
Liberty
William Crumbacker
Madison Township
I A. Tannehill
Cosgrave
Tannehill
W. N. Cowden
Wm. Wharton
J. T. Oldham
James Lawrence
E. W. Mathews
J.T. Oldham
W. T. Calvert
N. R. Morgan
N. A. Emerson
Central
Central Committee
Wm. Culbertson
J.P. Mahaffey
W.S. Heade
J . Matthews
Isaac Lanning
Hugh Pr Rh
M. Atkinson
Wm. Barton
G.W. Gildea
Mahnson Combs
W. C. Amspaker
W. H. W. Mellyar
George Hi, Boetcher
E. W. Matthews
Questionable eligibility of Tannehill for Representative
Democrats voice unease over I A Tannehill candidacy as ineligible under the constitutional residency requirement. Report notes he opened a Cincinnati law office last November and voted there, signaling a change of residence. Whether action will be taken remains unclear as the party awaits a resolution.
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I. A. Tannehill
Cincinnati
Sleepy Sleepy Papers and a Holder of Readers
A comical note compares the Democratic Herald and the Daily Times for bedtime reading and audience reach. The writer questions Henan’s subscriber growth versus the Times and humorously suggests the Times recoups by borrowing from ALD locals.
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Democratic Herald
Daily Times
Henan
Times
Jury Deadlocks in Keller Sciota Collision Pilot Case
A U S court at Parkesburg recently heard the case of Keller, a pilot on the steamer Sciota, charged with neglect of duty after a collision near Steubenville that cost several lives about a year ago. The jury failed to reach a verdict.
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Keller
Sciota
Steubenville
U.S
Parkesburg
France Proposes Tobacco Cultivation Venture
France considers cultivating tobacco while Ohio’s crop enjoys strong demand in the region, a shift that could impact the tobacco industry in the area.
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France
Ohio
States set for big elections this year nationwide list
The article lists upcoming state elections across the United States. It notes dates and offices to be decided in Connecticut Iowa Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Nebraska New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas Virginia and others.
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Connecticut
Senate
House of Representatives
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Kreenback
Minnesota
Supreme Court
District Court
Mississippi
Nebraska
State University
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Virginia
The Blue Laws of New Haven Dominion
A summary of the 17th century Connecticut and New Haven union and the infamous Blue laws. It explains the removal of appeals, death penalties for dissent, church membership requirements for freemen, Sabbath strictures, and severe penalties for Quakers, theft, and other offenses. It notes the dominion's rulers and the oppressive legal framework under which residents lived.
Parker's Tonie For Dyspepsia Endorsed By Chum Miner
In a reminiscence at his Hudson River home, a former fast living friend attributes his health turnaround to Parker's Tonie after fifteen years of dyspepsia and failed remedies. The notice notes a name change from Parker's Ginger Tonie to Parker's Tonie while preserving the same formula and authentic Hiscox & Co signature.
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Hudson
Tam
Charles W. Watts
West Somers
Putnam County
N. Y
Parker
G. R. Cole
Carmel
Watts
Hirs¢ox & Co
Parker's
Hiscox & Co
Deformities in School Life Linked to Positioning
A Geneva Hygienic congress report cites Dr Dally arguing deformities arise from how children are kept at school. It notes Chaussier’s finding of 122 abnormal cases among 23,200 newborns and provides per city crisis rates from Naples to Copenhagen. The piece also mentions the Democratic Judicial Convention in Zanesville on August 29 and local tobacco packing by Jesse Lingo. The Wayne county potato crop is described as enormous, offsetting wheat losses.
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Dally
Chaussier
Temperance Echo and the Public House Reform Message
A column from the W C T U promotes temperance, recounting a Dog and Bear echo tale and urging public stigma of drink. Dr Peabody advocates making drunkenness infamous to curb social revelry and prevent alcohol use among youths.
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Dr. Peabody
A Boy Again From Dr. Kennedy Favorite Remedy
Pain and sickness bring rapid aging and fatigue. Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy claims to restore youth, easing headaches limb pains liver bowel and kidney troubles so feeble men and women become like spirited youths again. One dollar bottle available at druggists or from the doctor in Rondout New York.
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David Kennedy
Rondout
N.Y
German Invig orator advertised for nervous disorders
All diseases resulting from self abuse including nervous debility mental anxiety depression of spirits and functional derangements of nervous system cured by German Invig orator. See advertisement for sale by John Downar June 14 3m.
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John Downar
Peter Lawler noted as longtime resident and employee in Dayton
Old Berkshire Mills reports Peter Lawler has lived in Dayton for seventeen years and worked there fifteen, described as a good citizen though hav ing a chronic illness for most of the time. He is now in apparent good health, per Citas O Brown, president. The note refers readers to a remarkable case published in another column.
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OLD Berkshire Mills
Dayton
Mass
Peter Lawler
Citas
O. Brown
Kennedy
Pittsfield
Hayle
Dalton
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