Ex Gov Foster on Ohio Affairs and 1884 politics
Ex Governor Foster speaks to The Tribune on Ohio politics, predicting Republicans carry Ohio in the fall. He cites McLean led delays, blueprints for a late convention, and shifts in Prohibition and colored votes. Also covers Hoadly renomination prospects and Thurman’s stance. Includes Monroe County wife murder report in Woodsfield area with brutal details and aftermath.
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Foster
Ohio
the Tribune
McLean
Cleveland
The
Enquirer
Foraker
Teonard
Hoadly
Greene
William Amot
Cincinnati
Arnot
Letters From Chautauqua 1885 Ohio Teachers Conclude Tantrums
Correspondence from Chautauqua New York July 3 1885 reports over 500 Ohio teachers on grounds for the Association events. Inaugural remarks by President Schuyler highlight psychology of will and action. Debates include women’s voting rights for teachers and temperance issues causing uproar before close of the thirty-ninth Ohio State Teachers Association session.
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Cuautauqua
N. Y
Ohio
Schuyler
Spinoza
Hancock
Chilicothe
Dowd
Toledo
Burns
Dayton
Moulton
Warren
McMillen
Youngstown
Ellis
Sandusky
Hinsdale
Cleveland
Newton
Angelo
Grant
Macon
Coleridge
Maj. White
Maj
Adney
James 3. Irwin
J. A. Reush
Mt. Union College
Earnest
ET. “Lappan
J. M. Goodspeed
Athens
Chautauqua
Lathrop Williams
Ohio Teachers Reading Circle
Board of
Central Committee
Haccock
Herriman
Medina
C. F. Dean
Fayette County
Miss Cotton
Cuyahoga
Dr. Finley
Stark
Boyd
van Wert
Hartzler
Lister
Manfield
Association of Teachers
Scoville
Wooster
Ohio State ‘Teachers’ Association
Pres
Ison
L. D. Brown
Dr. Ellis
E. O. Vaile
KR. HL. Halbrook
John Hancock
D. P. Pratt
J. H. Cole
P. W. Search
Bancho
Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Chautauqua notes and civic chatter from Ohio weekend
The report covers Tennessee Jubilee Singers arrivals and large ticket sales for the red line packets plus extended Sunday sessions at Chautauqua. It notes excursions by attendees aboard Capt. Forbes’s steamer, university lectures, music by Prof. Flagler, and criticisms of map errors in a Jerusalem art cast. It also reports a xenial Ohio colony plan for the Canadian Pacific belt, a Cincinnati bank director appointment rumor, a Cleveland presidential nudge, a dangerous incident in Newark, and partisan editorials on Noyes and the Pacific Railroad debate.
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Tennessee Jubilee Singers
General Assembly
Geo Ohio
Assembly
Jamestown
J. I. Forbes
Coshocton
Chautauqua
America
Simms
Vincent Chancellor Simms
Hobbs
Kentucky
Holmes
Flagler
Auburn
Society of Ethics
Dr. Eaton
Prof. Duncan
Jubilee Singers
Jerusalem
Solomon’s Temple
Land of Palestine
Jordan
Jericho
Moab
Perrine
Mediterranean
Lake Chautauqua
Holy Land
Assembly Grounds
Andrew
Pennsylvania
Great Northwest
L. D. Harrison
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Union Pacific Railway
Noyes
Cleveland
Hoadly
J. U. Prasklin
Newark
Ohio
Cigar Strippers Drear Skim Profit From Elevated Railways
A petty rascal collects about 20 pounds daily from cigar strips pulled from elevated railway station sweepings and sells them to manufacturers at 20 cents a pound. He pays the company a quarter of his receipts, netting a clear three dollars daily. George Errington M P for Longford, allied with anti Papal factions, has been created a baronet. He has several church connections and is cousin to Washington banker Mr. Riggs. He recently inherited a large fortune and remains a bachelor.
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Brc
Thurman
McLean
Chicago
Sher
Sherman
Ohio
Logan
Blaine
Joan Srucers
Goshen Township
L. B. Haskins
Sellers
Jackson Glass
Isaiah Glass
Uhrichsville Chronicle
George Errincror
M. P
Longford
Vatican
Tle
Riggs
Washington
Geo. W. Willing
Manchester
Mich
J. F
Compton's
Regatta at Allegheny Teemer Regatta July 1835
The great Teemer Regatta will be rowed at Woods Run lower course Allegheny Pa Saturday and Monday July 15th and 16th 1835. Leading oarsmen of America to participate with ample accommodations for visitors. The Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis Railway offers excursion tickets from Coshuctun to Pittsburgh and return for $3.25 admitting to the Grand Stand. Tickets valid return on any regular train until Monday July 16th. Purchase via Pan Handle route. Trains operate on Central time.
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Allegheny
Woods Run
America
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.Louis Railway Company
Coshuctun
Pittsburgh
Pan Handle
Central Time
Marvelous Wonders of the Polar World in Nannie Cornell’s Books
Virginia Township notes Nannie Cornell’s inaugural book set in the Marvelous Wonders of the Polar World. The article praises her entry into bookselling, mentions local wheat harvest concerns, a quip about cooperative production, and visits by J. Dunfee and A. B. Chaney to Maple farm along with Dr. J. W. Graves’ travel observations and land/rent terms. Northern settlement growth and Missouri-Kansas expansion are cited.
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Virginia Township
Harry Cave
Nannie Cornell
J. ©. Dunfee
A. B. Chaney
Roscoe
Maple Farm
J. W. Graves
Preston
Iowa
Lawrence County
Arkansas
Tan
Missouri
Kansas
Tiverton Fourth of July celebration and local notices
A miscellany notes Tiverton residents at New Princeton Fourth of July events. Henry C. Miller of Howell reports widespread hail and wind damage across Dakota including destroyed crops and outbuildings. A few dwellings and the blacksmith shop were blown down. Harvests are uneven with many fields unsold for harvest. The item also records visits from Hartison county relatives, schoolchildren at a teacher’s picnic, and visitors from Philadelphia and Cleveland. An Orange Comet Band played at Plainfield. A review column extols Electric Bitters with multiple testimonials and a 50 cent price at Compton’s.
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Tiverton
New Princeton
Henry C. Miller
Howell
Thnt County
Dakota
Yankee Ridge
Henry Shuster
St. Lawrence
White Eyes
Shank
Hartison County
M. I
Jemima Fletcher
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Muuer
West Matix Street
Oprosrre Crty Hall
Joseph B. Foraker
Hamilton County
Gen
Robert P. Kennedy
Yogan County
Supreme Court
George W. McIlvaine
Tuscarawas County
John C. Brown
Jefferson County
Jacob A. Koehler
Laramit County
Board OF Puntaic Works, General Wells, Jones
Tike County
Monroe County
Woodsfield
Wayne Township
George Rose
David Conger
Conger
Spring House
J. W.atomel
Salvation
Aetior
Napoleon
Cutter
Tappan
Heber Holbrook
T. E. On
Bridgeport
Wesnan
E.E. White
New York
Ryder
Caldwell
Jas. T. Russel
Col
Russell Camwell
Philadelphia
al Habib
New York Herald
Pacific Railroad
Union
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