Ohio County Convention Backs Tax Reform and Salaries Cut
A county convention urges taxation of all property not used for public purposes and advocates a reduction in public officer salaries. It critiques the current ballot and party platforms, condemns high salaries, and notes labor strikes affecting railroads while urging voters to support reform and fiscal restraint.
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Democracy of
Ohio
Yinus
Baltimore and
Ohief
Vernsylvania Central
Iudfia
Iystu
Apeesville
Videlberg
Packard
Hayes
Reve Phu
Pouke
Weo S. Meade
D. Do
Muany
Rail Strike Turmoil Rages in Chicago and Nation
Violence and disruption mark a week of rail protests with mobs contending with police in Chicago and Chicago area yards. Rioters force plant shutdowns, halt streetcars, and clash with officers as 22nd Infantry troops bolster order. Banks and merchants report widespread business paralysis while leaders seek suppression via state and federal powers.
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Pittsburgh
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Uvecago
Chncaco
Sind
Kensie
Armory
Taylor and
Sherman Streets
Wen
Vork Street
South Division
Piary
Michigan Central Freight Home
Sen
Ivery Fine
Fifteenth Street
Olkaits
United States Rollins Company’ Works
Timman Street
Clybuwnine Place
Ue Phenix
United States
Burlington and Quincy
Wil Vannerbilt
Baltiimore
Ohio Road
Board of Trades
Hayes
Tjnfantry
Oliver Tainey
Agramimacema
Janal
Cutusco
Daly
Aphical Sketch of the Democratic Nominee for permar
A sketch profiles Richard M. Bishop born November 4 1812 in Wyoming County Kentucky debuting as a Democratic nominee for governor. It details his Baptist roots his shift to the Disciples or Christians after 1832 and notes family and religious affiliations shaping his political persona.
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Airensostan
Richard M. Dishop
Wyeming County
Kentucky
Virginia
Pegular Bapties Church
Christian Baptist
Campbell
Bishop
Richard
Baptist Church
Campbellite Bereau
Businessman Bishop R. M. Bishop and Co. Leader in Cincinnati Trade
Matthew Bishop rose from a Fleming county clerk to partner in a dry goods store. He moved to Mount Sterling then Cincinnati, building a vast grocery firm with Wells and later his sons. He served as Cincinnati councilman, advocated parks, and helped create Lincoln Park. A public clash with police commissioners followed a contested appointment.
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United States
Young Bighop
Fleming County
Kentucky
Somatry
Mississippi
Ife
Mount Sterling
Old Stand
Mount Steling
Tiance
Cincinnati
Public Landing
Front Street
Vieiity
Euce Street
QO Oyer
Pacific Landing
Counen
Lincoln Park
Citizens
Martery
Otlice
Pee Fice
Bishop Atones
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Ilton County
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W. Orey
Hamilton
Antiony Howell
Lucay
Supreme Court
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Pranklin
Esaiaa Pillars
Allen
Pultic Works
Martin Scutlder
Roa Vor Schoot Commissiones
Jd. Burns
Belmont
Democratic
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WE. Boden
Vor
Josline Laughlin
TW. T. Suddutil
Andrew McCleary
Robert McKaieas
Dante Logke
Corenyt, Ropert McBurney
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Athens County
Tlayes
Stanley Matigws
Louisiana
Lavissee
Electoral College of
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New York
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Bixby
Smith
George W. Francis
James
Dannegan
Davon Tayeaced
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Seventh Avenue
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Dackeon Vermilye
Wall-street
Nivall
George M. Deandreth
Alfred BH. Tilton
Datendanta
Court of Appeals
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St. Lowe
Scranton
Burlington and Quingy
Ufa
Chicson
Burlington and Quincy Roundhouse
Cineaco
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Fay
Muna O'Vlook
Prade
Luadig Merchanta
Maby
Cillavns
Atvike
Lucas Market
Washington Avenue
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Tugmesh
Biddle Street
Lackawagua
Mure
Delaware and Thadeon Canal Company
USA
Pennsylvania Coal Company
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Olin
Cgonrwire
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Pitts. Org
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Pooh
Cole
Coscisy
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Daltimore & Ohio
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Permar
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Boot & Shoe
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Dom. Wiggins
Coshoeton County
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Ymurney County
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Wills Township
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Zanesville,o
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Burrough & CO
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Cambridge Cho
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J. O. McIlyar
Queens Powers
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Lee
Machane
J. OQ
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Dow
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W. Young & Co
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Eversthin
Waigh UC
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J. W. Young
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Bender
Fatesay Centennial
Neilson, &c
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