Tammany backs national ticket amid hot week
Reports from trade centres show depressed business in the past week due to heat. Mormon converts are still being imported from the old country with near 500 arriving on a vessel from Europe last week. Dayton Cremation Company gains incorporation certificate as first crematory in Ohio. Ohio lists 20 699 manufacturing establishments with 189 million dollars invested, employing 183 000 workers earning 62 million yearly. Ohio rumors Cleveland may sue for criminal libel against Buffalo newspaper over the Haplin case.
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Old Country
Europe
Ohio
Ohio Campaign Heats Up For October Election
The Ohio campaign grows intense as both parties race to mobilize support. At this moment both sides express confidence in victory.
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Ohio
Maine Election Yields Tight Plurality and Prohibition Flourish
Robies leads Redman by 19 000 votes in Maine election with Republican congressional delegation and Legislature. Prohibition amendment appears carried by over 40 000 votes.
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Robies
Redman
Maine
Newark American Changes Hands As Syndicate Takes Control
The Newark American now operates under a syndicate but maintains Republican principles. Former editor A. B. Clark has been replaced by Norpell, a young attorney, shaping the paper's new leadership.
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Newark American
A. B. Clark
Norpell
Ohio School System’s Vast Scale Impresses State Ranking
An exchange notes Ohio has sixty colleges and seminaries within its borders, invests over 24 million dollars in schoolhouses and grounds, maintains more than ten thousand schoolhouses, employs twenty four thousand teachers, and ranks as the second state in the Union in this field.
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Ohio
Democratic Judicial Convention Nominees E W Mathews
The Democratic Judicial Convention at Zanesville nominated E W Mathews of Guernsey for Conmon Pleas Judge in the Eighth District. The meeting, held in the Probate Judge's office, adjourned after nominating a secretary and a four-person committee to notify Mathews, who was detained in Tuscarawas.
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Conmon
Eighth Judicial District
Zanesville
Morgan
E W. Mathews
Guernsey
Muskingum
Noble
Po. M
John Kirkpatrick
John Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth
Y W. S. Head
Cincinnati Law School
Tle
Anan
Guernsey County
E.W. Mathews
Fon
W. H. Ball
Mathews
Noble County
Mathew
Tuscarawas County
Wls. Hesde
William Borten
WW. H. Ball
D. H. Gaumer
Ohio murderer Benjamin Johnson hanged for Taylor family killings
Benjamin Johnson, who killed the Taylor family in Cincinnati and sold their bodies to a medical college in February, was hanged last Friday. His accomplice Allen Ingalls, who died by suicide in his cell after arrest, was also involved. All victims and parties were Black.
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Benjamin Johnson
Ohio
Taylor
Cincinnati
Johnson
Allen Ingalls
Miners Defeat Vote on Winter Coal Price in Columbus
At the Columbus miners convention last week a vote on demanding a winter price for mining coal from September 1 was defeated. The summer price is likely to continue for a while longer and work is expected to resume soon despite some dissatisfaction.
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Columbus
Hair Balm Ad Promises Restored Color and Gloss
An advertisement touts Parker's Hair Balm as a non oily dressing that stops hair loss restores color and makes hair long thick soft and glossy. It claims cleanliness and purity and targets middle aged women seeking hair improvements.
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Parker
Alleged Horse Thief Cory Taylor Captured in Salesville
Washington county Pa and Eastern Ohio chase ends with Cory Taylor arrested in Salesville on September 2 by Marshal Stanley and Constable Gallup with Bamberger. He faced charges for stealing a horse and saddle from Rev W H Baugh of Washington Pa, found with a double harness. A prior warrant had been issued in 1874 for theft leading to recovered saddle, bridle, and blankets. Taylor, once married to Tilda Voorhes of Elizabethtown, had a history of harness theft and evasion. A $100 reward had circulated in Washington county for his capture. he is jailed in Washington county awaiting trial.
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Eps. Herald
Cory Taylor
Washington County
Ohio
Salesville
Marshal Stanley
Gallup
Alex. Bambarger
Washington, Pa
Stanley
Taylor
Bambarger
W. H. Baugh
Washington
William Comman
Elza Turner J. P
Hanna
Common
Tilda Voorhes
Elizabethtown
Millwood Township
Guernsey County
Frazier Root Bitters Sold as Medicine in Cleveland
Dr. Frazier's Root Bitters is described as a strictly medicinal tonic not a dram shop beverage. It is said to purify the blood, cleanse the system, aid liver and kidneys, and keep bowels regular. Sold by druggists for $1.00 by FRAZIER MEDICINE Co. Cleveland Ohio.
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Frazier Medicine Co
Prap’s
Cleveland
Ohio
Athlophoros Co
Wall Street, N
Grasshopper Soup Idea Prompts Piute Agency Venture
A newspaper notes the Piute Indians reportedly discovered grasshoppers make good soup and suggests an enterprising individual could profit by forming an agency in Piute territory to recruit gatherers for a quick harvest.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertisement
Bucklen's Arnica Salve offered as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It purportedly cures piles or no pay required. Guaranteed satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by J R Downar jan Ally.
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J. R. Downar
jan.Ally
Local News Briefs From Around Town
Geoft Davis opens a music room here. A son born Sept 10 to Mr and Mrs Albert Anderson. Leap year party at John Seal's. Miss Alice Conner of Chaseville visiting John Gary's with Mrs McCoy and daughter. TJ BF and J T Lee and families visited W C Trott's. Harry Pease dramatic troupe dates the 22nd and 23rd. Byesville cornet band at Taylor meeting in Senecaville. A W Conner passed exam at State Board of Pharmacy. School opens with J A Bliss principal and Miss Ollie Bradshaw assistant. Sept 10, 1834 marriage by Rev T J Ream. L W Smith and Flora Radenbach wed. OL Sayre and Geo Harrison attended State Miners Convention in Columbus. John Barnett injured at shaft No 1, in critical condition. Mrs JM Kackley foot injury from catfish head incident.
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Albert Anderson
John Seal
Alice Conner
Chaseville
Noble County
McCoy
Summerfield
Ohio
John Gary’s. TJ
J T Lee
Columbus
John Barnett
JM Kackley
Boil and Skin Ailments Cure Offered by Frasier Medicine Co
The advertisement proclaims a universal remedy for boils burns sores cuts flesh wounds sore nipples corns chapped lips and hands pimples and blotches. The 50 cent product is sold by druggists under Frasier Medicine Co publishers.
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Ly Frazier Medicine CO
Prop’s
New Concord Community Notes and Movements
New Concord reports W S Stewart's new store now occupied and H H Wilkin closing stock to move. Muskingum Presbytery met Tuesday afternoon. Prof. McBurney detained from classes Monday. W T Warnick visited en route to Lane Seminary Cincinnati. Speer and McCormick with town ladies hosted an ice cream supper for students last Thursday. W Paden completed post graduate work at Wooster and will study theology at Princeton Seminary. Muskingum college attendance rises. eight states send representatives.
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W S Stewart
Muskingum Presbytery
McBurney
Sure Cure for Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles
An ad proclaims William's Indian Pile Ointment as a cure for piles with claims of relief within minutes. It absorbs tumors allays itching and acts as a poultice. Sold by druggists or by mail for $1 from Frazier Medicine Cleveland Ohio. May 22 edition.
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William
Frazier Medicine
Prop’s
Cleveland
Chio
Baltimore and Ohio Emigration Company Plans Huge Land Pool
The article outlines a proposed Baltimore and Ohio Emigration Company to channel western migration. It describes a $1 million capital, a prestigious board including John and Robert Garrett and Samuel Spencer, and aims to acquire and develop lands in Maryland Virginia West Virginia for immigrant settlement. It details land pooling of at least 60,000 acres, twenty five acre tracts valued by independent appraisers, and arrangements with a trust company to place lands and attract thrifty immigrants transported by B&O lines.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Maryland
Baltimore and Ohio Emigration Company
John Garrett
Robert Garrett
Samuel Spencer
United States
Henry G. Davis
West Virginia
Central
Pittsburg R. K
T. Harrison Garrett
Baltimore
William F. Burns
Eutaw Savings Bank of
Ferdinand C. Latrobe
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Virginia
France
Switzerland
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Baltimore and Ohio Immigration Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Plan to aid immigrants with land settlements and supplies
A proposed plan outlines furnishing houses, tools, and cattle to immigrants settled on lands. Items will be provided on reasonable terms to help them start, with the scheme aimed at easy approval and broad support.
Griggs' Glycerine Salve sells for 25 cents
Advertises Griggs' Glycerine Salve as a universal healer for cuts bruises burns piles tetter and skin eruptions. Claims satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded and lists J R Downar as the seller. May 1 S84-ly
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Griggs
J. R. Downar
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Buffalo
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Bucklen
Byesville
Geoft Davis
New Concord
Muskingum College
David Sarcher
Liberty Township
T.T. Richard
Main Street
D.T. Satchet
W. A. Carpenter
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Peter Schaler
Jaug
Ayer
W. HH. Moore
Durham, Ia
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Mass
Hutchison
Grea Uyers
Sseca Ane Star
Kohn Brothers
Kohn Bros
HM. Greenway & CO
Eagle Hotel
Ragle Hotel
Cambridge, Ohio
E. J. Forsythe
OLD House OF & Sons
Estey
Packard
Orchestral
D.dmainson & Soms
West
Zanesville, Ohio
Oa CO
Old Red Corner
Ready Mate Clothing
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