16 Sep 1897
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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1897
Page
1
An assembly convened in nenval pesolve at Zaneinin¢ Oortog the week with Rep. Cuhidra named president. The roster lists numerous names including Attica, S Fisher, Gambeidge, JA Sebby, F A Brown, Empire, WeVer, Newcameraiont, KE McStaulman, Wellsville, CW Stevenson, West Labved, Zanesville, and many others supplied by the president.
A lengthy critical examination of Cox Hanna and Hanna’s backers in Ohio and Indiana, detailing alleged vote buying through colonization and fraudulent registrations. The piece argues systemwide corruption aided by money and allied interests, urging Republican opposition to curb the schemes and protect the franchise.
An unnamed narrator recounts a deathly cliff walk where a rope saved him from a 800 foot fall. He describes the treacherous ledge, the horror of the abyss, and the moment the rope reappears behind him guiding a perilous ascent to safety.
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