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Ohio Election Faces Republican Vote Shortfall
A brief report notes a political execution in Ohio encountered a Democratic result hindered by insufficient votes for the Republican. The outcome reflects misalignment of support and voter turnout in the state.
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Ohio
Erin Democrats Run in Ohio and Evansville Election
The report notes Democratic contests occurred Monday in Ohio and appears to reference another Democratic election in Evansville Indiana. It highlights party activity and regional voting events without official results.
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Erin Democrats
Ohio
Evansville
Indiana
New Pension Commissioner Cray Evans Promises Fair Policy
Hox H Cray Evans takes over the pension office pledging just administration of pension laws. His record earns the trust of his former colleagues in ensuring equitable policy enforcement.
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Hox. H. Cray Evans
Commissioner of Pensions
Ofice
President Menintey Promises Cadet Appointment Promise to appoint Phil Sheridan cadet at West Point
President Menintey pledges a cadet appointment to Phil Sheridan as soon as he reaches eligibility next year pleasing patriotic Americans.
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Menintey Seldam
America
Phil Sheridan
West Point
Detroit Political Turmoil Highlights Vinree and Pingree
In Detroit a Vingrees man suffered defeat for mayor by 6.40 while Pingree, former Detroit mayor and Michigan governor, led factions seeking to shape policy without broad Republican input. The piece condemns Vinree as a partisan pole and argues the country is better off without him and his supporters.
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Detroit
Vingrees
Pingree
Michigan
Vineree
Decorum and Wages Notes From Small-Town America
A wall sign in Ashburn warns gentlemen to refrain from swearing when ladies are present. In Decatur Illinois servant girls unionize for wage adjustments, demanding a dollar monthly raise when a family adds a child. Also noted are costs to dig major tunnels, Oregon hatchery fish deaths, artificial ears with $100 apiece value, and a legal courtroom quip about smoke and weight.
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Asburn
Ore
Decatur
Iil
Hoosac
Mount Denis
St. Gothard
Arlberg
Hubbard
Clackamas
Oregon City
Adamant Wall Finish Ad Promotes Durable Covering
An advertisement from Bernst Stahlhuth & Co. in Columbus, Indiana, touts Adamant Wall Finish as a cheap, durable wall solution comparable to whitewash and more lasting than wallpaper, available in white and color and easy to apply.
Competency is the only equipment worth anything
A writer in Lippincott’s recalls a publisher’s warning that merit must be a concrete skill. She argues women must acquire definite knowledge and a specific, valuable ability rather than claiming to be able to do anything. Sympathy fades. true respect comes from earned competence.
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Lippincetl’s
Man Wins Case With Candid Realism
A Washington attorney recalls a Maryland district trial where the plaintiff lost the evidence against him. The verdict seemed unlikely until the plaintiff gave a blunt, humorous speech to the justice of the peace. The judge ruled for the plaintiff after five minutes.
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Maryland
Washington
Washington Star
Justice of the Peace
Squire
Japan's Earthquakes and Tsunami Wake in Deep Ocean
A Scribner's account explains submarine volcanoes near Hondo's northeast coast and the Tuscarora Deeps. Seismic activity may send quakes and a 20 to 60 foot tidal wave crashing into Japanese inlets, overwhelming dikes and low homes. The piece also notes John Eliot's Indian Bible and its readers.
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Hondo
Tuscarora
Scribner's
Himalayas
Japan
Paine’s celery compound touted by Rev Bailey message
A letter from Rev William Bailey of Curtis Bay Baptist Church cites Paine’s celery compound as a cure for nervous prostration and sickness. It praises testimonials from Chicago medical figures and urges readers to buy the remedy for family health and blood purification.
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South
Baltimore
Rene
Neme
Gogat
Newt
Wiliam TY
Bay
Curtis Tailes
More
Baltimore Sun
Hia
Baily
Wal. i. Bailey
Curtis Bay Baptist Church
Dailey
Paine
Messrs. Wells, Richardson & Co
Bailey
Hiss Lillie B” Dunnavant
Robert F. Lewis
A & Navy
T. Bailey
Wells, Hichardson & Co
Pirie
Charles L. Thompson
New York City
Meek
Central Methodist
Francis Murphy
Aine
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E. H. Kinney, T Ea. Turpin
Proprietors
Ente
Columbus
Tvnsess
England
Bernst Stahlhuth & Co
Columbus, Ind
Williamm T. Bailrey
Wiilllam 'T
Curtis Bay Baptist Churen
Waappe Were
Fiegenbaums
Irwin
Reeves Pulley CO
Seward
Aundtz
Mesinger Saddle
Tas
I. al. Horter
Fifth-st
Times Office
J. A Gegege
T. G. Quick
Drl. T. Funkhouser
Washington Street
Winan