Cannibal News and Political Talk From 1877 Ohio Press
The snippet covers a mix of items: local notices on subscriptions and county affairs, references to a thousand-dollar bank rumor, and political debate over a congressional electoral vote counting bill. It notes cannibals near New Guinea, a wool growers meeting in Columbus, and remarks on school book monopoly, plus local anecdotes from Woodsfield and Coshoctin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinron
Golumne Uy
Marisanne Valley
Witch Creek
Major Moore
Mary Ama ‘Sonny Tuer
The Ohio Anti School Book Monopoly Appeal
The Ohio Anti School Book Monopoly Association appeals to Friends of the Public School System to end the school book monopoly. It argues boards of education grant control to publishers, inflating prices and restricting access, harming middle and poorer families. The piece condemns publisher tactics, legislative influence, and efforts to maintain monopoly power over schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Public
Ohio AntiSchool Book Monopoly Association
Ata
Boards of Education
Ohio School Literature Plan Rejects Monopoly
A state association urges the Ohio Board of Education to adopt a shared statewide reading book, printed for all counties at ten cents, to prevent market control by a single publisher. They claim lower prices, constant editions, and home printing support while promoting state pride and nationwide sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Lewis
Cushocton-Tuscarsnas
Ohio
Soholars
General Assembly
Ilos
Mia McCoy
Harley Milles
Phillip Klotx
Board of Education
Thomas Woodrow, Jr
Binding Joint Committee Text for 1877 Electoral Vote Counting
The document records the joint committee bill detailing the process for counting electoral votes. It specifies meeting in February 1877, presiding officers, two tellers from each chamber, opening certificates in alphabetical order, and reading results. It notes objections must be in writing with ground stated and signed, and that objections are considered by each house before final declarations.
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Republic
Ross
Morton
Congres
Senate
Yeault
Sherman
Viva Voce
Supreme Court of the United States
Rusry
A.D
Supreme Court of
Rannner
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Eaid Commission
Sain Commission
United States
Auch
Tange of Representatives
Tvnt
Chouse Af Representatives
Mr. Edmunds
Senate Legislative Summary on Petersburg Troop Occupation
Senate notes recount Jun events on Petersburg occupation during a presidential election day. It covers remarks by Messrs Johnston Withers of Virginia and reactions about black voters rights, a bill counting electoral votes, and executive sessions. Also records credentials, pensions, and contempt proceedings related to Louisiana Returning Board.
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Senate
Merton
Messrs. Johnston
Withers
Virgin
Petersburg
Republican Party
Bogg
Lousiana
Sherman
Morton
W. TP. Kellogg
Edmunds
RE. W. Barnes
New Orleans
Louisiana Returning Board
Hlouse
Orton
W. C. Telegraph Company
D. Madison Wells
Thomas ©. Anderson
Judiciary Committee
Committee On
Payne
Indiana Senate Jan 18 20 187?
Senate notes show routine business and various bills under consideration from Jan 18 to Jan 20. Topics include benevolent institutions supervision appointment concerns for Athens Asylum, registration of voters in cities, protection for boarding house keepers, smallpox vaccination, compulsory education, ditch cleaning, waterway drift removal, township poor physicians, hog cholera investigation, county funds transfer, and constitutional amendments on township officer terms and county commissioner selection. The entry references Jeffersonian markets and Cambridge Market notes.
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Senate
Indiana
Athens Asyllum
iTouse
Noble County
Dmeeeck
Thantcea
Soso
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JOY Fersonian
Fohm Irl Patrick
Candhidgl
Oid
Laffner
Cor
Public Square
Pop
Coperade
Secretary of States Office
Charlie Ross
New Guinea
Scvescn and
Morrisey
Court of St
Ohio State Wool Growers’ Association
Columbus
Davinix
Custom House
Ife
St. Louis
Tfox
Trrowas
Lreenen
Luccock
Exsostas
Demen Cureno
NWRR
Cacao Tiss
Dan
Eprom
Woodsfield Spirits
Little
Sprague
Tieldeeil Press
Cam
Wilie Richmner
Nicholay Sehott
Loscoe
Prey
Ted
Northwent
Woes Mountain
Congressional
Pglate
F. P. Blair
Blaine
Honac
New York
Perenne Minn
Chicago
Baltimore
McClelland & Login
Zanesville
Zanesvilly
Cubscriber
Nll
Abraham Thompson
Jossats Inswonger
Ben
Susan M. Brown
Guernsey County
W. W. Gldham
Ran Aw
Lexander Robinson
Oho
Alexander Robinson
Liberty Lownship
Tamas RB
Lus Hugil Dynte
Ve A.J. Hutchison
Cambridge
GITIO
Berkshire
F.xpress Company
D&ddress Pults
Brothers
Parkesburg
Chester County
Ficraid
James Gordon
Re “Fort
Postagi
CBI
Randaya
Ans
Witton
Ann Street
Portinus. &c
Adidreds J. Luni
Smith
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
Smithograph Manufacturing Co
Onis
Shaffner & Beymer's
Mobairs
Paca
Metros
IL T. Kurtz
Ystaeel
ISL
Ras
Gentlenma
Iriped
Planners
Ilden
Mma Lds
Inghaen
Emp
Cis
Ind
Suminidge
Co. C. Parqubar
Imoetfeld Uoforg
AE Iluk
Omi
Uus County
Asollerea Po
John Orme
Isaac Houpalan
Guernsey
Ola
Jon
Dollar Weekly
Ohio Statesman
Wriday
BEST
Gue
Mindoha
Tryur Haven
Ghio Statesman
Telat
J. F. Winton
Uirre Stategzan
Fon
Columbus, Ghiu
Atpeb
Fidence
Turkey
O.C. Farquitar
Dederice
Baling Press
la Direatet
Ile Valaubie Farm
Muaa
Megan
Kira
Iqun W.davis
Pardam House
Gumbridge
Worhal College
Tambridge
Phorough
Peru
Cneulae
R. Ealthware
Knot
Toema, &c
Hopewell
Guernsey Go
Indian Camp
John Ankers
OHI
Cambridge Marke
Robina & Fordyce
Cary Ty
Alraues
J. F. Salmon
Jewelry Store
Mellyar’s
J. W. Young & CO
Cambridge, Ohio
Mar
Letus
Dresden
Brussels
Wil
NEW Boot & Shoe Store
Georg
N. Meredith
Court House
Camerioga
Otto
George N. Meredith
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