Prohibition Vote Estimated at Eighty Thousand in State
The article notes a hoped for 80,000 vote in favor of prohibition, with mild rejoicing among parties. It mentions Frank Hurd preparing to leave Ohio for New York and hints at ongoing but nonviolent rumors of war in Europe.
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H. R Smith
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Luther Campnent
J. M. Cook
Belmont County elects Barrett auditor in late election
In Belmont county during the late election Barrett a Democrat won the auditor post over Darrah by a six vote majority. Darrah plans to contest the result.
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Belmont County
Barrett
Darrah
James Campbell
John Little
Ohio
Democrats Proud After Defeat of Free Trade Champions
The Marietta Register notes Democrats here are largely satisfied with Hurd and Morrison losing. It mentions the paper’s long history since 1801 and cites John L. Sullivan forming a troupe of sportsmen for sparring exhibitions as he trains for a return to the ring.
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Hurd
Morrison
John L. Sullivan
Farmers Institute Meets in Columbus in January
The 4A Farmers Institute will be held at Columbus during the agricultural convention in January. Hon. W N Codden appears on the program and will speak on Sheep as an aid to farm improvement.
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Columbus
W. N. Cowden
Democrats win Indiana Legislature as GOP picks state ticket
The Democrats carry the Indiana Legislature while the Republican State ticket wins and will elect a U.S. Senator. Labor leaders express elation at strong showing and plan a more organized structure. A national conference to pursue this goal will be held soon.
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Indiana
United States
Labor Party
Chicago urged rename to city of strikes
Chicago workers at 6 000 butchers plan to return to the ten hour system though no signs of trouble are seen this time. The piece notes a constant strike atmosphere in the city.
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Chicago
Windy City
Evangelist Sam Small Settles Credit Jewelry Dispute
The case against Rev. Sam Small over $800 in jewelry bought on credit from a Cincinnati firm and not paid is settled as Small reverses course and pays the full amount. The incident prompts speculation he will resume preaching while denying the incident and maintaining a holier-than-thou stance.
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Sam Small
Cincinnati
Sam
Political shifts and resignations headline era notes
The piece notes Republican gains in Congress and a Democratic press tilt toward Mahone. Judge Johnson resigns from the Supreme Bench. Governor Foraker offers the Columbus attorney R. A. Harrison the post. Labor strength rises in New York, with Lawrence Donovan surviving a Niagara suspension-bridge jump and planning further feats.
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R. A. Harrison
Columbus
Lawrence Donovan
New York
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Brooklyn
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Genessee Falls
Rochester
Monopoly efforts tighten coal market control proposes price fix
Capitalists in this state and West Virginia form organizations to fix coal prices. A Columbus conference of leading operators agreed the selling price should be one dollar per ton for the present, signaling an advance whose impact on mining prices remains uncertain.
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West Virginia
Columbus
Supreme Court Holds Stockholders Liable in Pacific National Bank Cases
The Supreme Court of the United States ruled last week that stockholders are liable on their shares of increased capital stock in the Pacific National Bank cases, despite claims the $461,000 capital expansion from $500,000 to $961,000 was unauthorized and illegal. The decision affirms liability of the stockholders for the raised capital.
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Pacific National Bank
United States Circuit Court
District of Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Tell the Truth and the Temperance Question
A letter to Guernsey county readers critiques the Guernsey Times for inconsistencies in its truth claims and temperance stance. It argues D D Taylor promoted whiskey sales by law while condemning others for same, calling for consistency and denouncing hypocrisy in Republican temperance politics.
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Captain Coleman’s Fortunate Discovery At Sea
Capt Coleman plying between Atlanta City and New York suffered a cough and sleepless nights. A trial of Dr King’s New Discovery relieved his chest soreness and his children also benefited from a single dose. The remedy is now standard aboard the schooner Free Trial Bottles at L Wall & Co drug store.
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Peterson, Clay Co
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Exhibition at Mershon’s Showcases Tiny Steam Engine
A diminutive steam engine by Thede Bauer draws crowds at Mershon’s. Bauer, a noted musician and natural mechanic, built a cylinder 14 x 1 inches with a five inch boiler, copper boiler, and compact design, claimed as possibly the world’s smallest steam engine.
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Zanesville
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