Democratic County Assembly and Convention Notices
The Democratic Party schedules a county assembly at City Hall Cambridge Ohio on Saturday September: 5 1883 at 2 oclock pm to elect four delegates and four alternates to the state convention in Columbus Ohio July 20. Resolutions set July 15 1882 for a district nominating convention in St Claireville August 5 1882 and apportionment by township. Also notes tickets and rates for attendance, local Republican shifts, and local implications.
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Oxford
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Scrcamerstown
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Flushing
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Otuiinta
Iowa
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Opposition to Updegraft Nomination in Arthur Era
Report notes President Arthur's administration opposes Mr Updegraft's bid for Congress. It describes the administration's active opposition to his candidacy while aiding rival candidates, citing political maneuvers, personal ties, and tensions within the Republican party during a tumultuous period.
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Tirror
Arthur
Updegraf
Congress
Jsereusostas
Republican
Updegrall
Gartheld
Pony
Hin
Garreld
Updegrait
Poorman
Updegrail
St. Clairsville
Conkling
Aplegrai
Hartone
The Best Insurance and Wool Clip Notes
A scanned column group includes an ironic ad for The King's Insurance Company, mocking religious and political themes, plus a report on wool clipping in 1880 with figures by state. It also mentions Rev W W Hicks and a political-press discussion on postmaster responsibilities and candidacy scrutiny.
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Fire, Marine and Life Insurance Company
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Ohio
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Missouri
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New England
New Hampshire
Vermont
Fourth of July Nebraska trip and river disaster notes
Excerpted correspondence recounts a July Fourth Nebraska journey from Denver to Colorado Springs and Manitou, noting Mile High city sights, Pike's Peak views, and healing waters. It also details a Missouri River collision near Mingo Junction where the steamer Scioto sank, fifty six rescued, about seventy presumed lost, and emotional scenes including a dog with the deceased.
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Judge Marsh
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Cewt
Mississippi
John
New Orleans
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Pike's Peak
Rocky Mountains
Manitou
Ohio
Lincoln
Eye
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Minute
Liscoux
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Scioto
Walls
Nebraska
Platte
Burg
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John Lomas
Mingo Junction
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Vellaville
Smith
Elijah Smith
Thomas
Jermin
Wheeling
Warranta
Keller
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Wealthy naturalized magnate Jay Gould benefits
News of the Week outlines Jay Gould’s vast stock holdings totaling 54,000,000 with an annual yield of 3,240,000. It notes the wealth gap, critiques the usury system, and cites societal crime and immorality linked to dividend and rent profits as a pervading cause, while contrasting labor’s hunger with Gould’s income.
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Jay Gould
Gould
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