Republican State Convention Speech and Platform Ohio
Colonel J D Taylors address rails at Democratic failures and Civil War memories as he argues for Republican restoration in Ohio. He praises Grant and denounces Cleveland era reforms while urging unity, civil service reform, protective tariffs, and labor protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorth
Republican Party
Washington
Jeaders
Ohio
New York
Virginia
Cleveland
New England
South
Democratic Party
Canada
Jeff
Davis
Sumpter
Appomattox
North
National Congress
United States
Manning
National Treasury
Bureau of Industry
Nets Real
Democratic Congress
Publc
Republican Party of
Scott Inn
Democratic General Assembly
Ulysses S. Grant
The Nominee From Rainboro Boyhood Hero Foraker Foraker’s War Record
Joseph Benson Foraker, known as Ben Foraker in Rainboro, supported the Republican party from youth. Born July 1846 in Paint township Highland county, he enlisted at sixteen after his brother Captain Burch Foraker. He joined Company A of the Eighty-ninth Regiment during the Civil War, urged by his determined parents amid recruiting efforts led by Captain W. H. Glenn in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Benson Foraker
Republican Party
Rainsboro
Paint Township
Highland County
Burch Foraker
Yea
Clermont, Ross and
Highland
W. H. Glenn
Hillsboro
Ben Foraker
Kennedy
Foraker
West Virginia
Potomac
Cumberland
Hays
Eaetic
Foraker's Civil War Valor and Political Rise
The account traces J B Foraker from a reluctant orderly sergeant to first lieutenant in the Eighty ninth Ohio, describes his daring actions during Sherman’s march to the sea and his later education and legal career, including a term on the Hamilton county Superior Court bench and a 1883 Republican gubernatorial nomination. It also notes to some extent General Kennedy’s war record and postwar career, then shifts to land transfers and local notices.
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Rocky Face
Atkis
Buyzard
Slocum
Johnson
Goldsboro
Sherman
Howard
J. B. Foraker
Savannah
United States
Foraker
South Salem
Ross County
Wesleyan University
Cornell
James Sloane
Hamilton County
Foster
Bar
Hoadly
Aaron P. Perry
M. F. Force
Ohio
Bellefontaine Man Acknowledges Progressive Ties in Public Life
A Bellefontaine, Ohio figure described as keenly interested in progress and improvements, known for liberal practice and hospitable, genial nature, is highlighted as a fervent Scottish Rite Mason. Hon. John G. Brown of Jefferson County is profiled as a 42-year-old State Treasurer candidate with a storied early life in Co. K, 52d Ohio, including Perryville and Chickamauga battles, a Peach Tree Creek wound leading to amputation, and a long service as Jefferson County treasurer and Steubenville City Council president.
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Af Bellefontaine
Order
John G. Brown
Jefferson County
Co. K
Dan McCook
Perryville
Stone River
Chickamauga
Mission Ridge
Resaca
Ringgold
Buzzard Roost
Kenogsaw
Peach ‘Tree Creek
Columbus
Tree
Steubenville
Discovery Promises Health Gain for Many Sufferers
An advertisement proclaims Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs colds and throat chest ailments. It claims to positively cure consumption and bronchial conditions and to preserve health and save life for the afflicted.
Death of J N Kay a Credited Alameda Pioneer
The sudden death of J N Kay last Wednesday shocked the community. Born in Coshocton County Ohio in 1822 he moved to California in 1849, later owning the Yosemite Hotel in Alameda. He married twice, survived by his widow Mrs Jennie Harrison, and his son Marc P Kay. funeral held at his residence and burial in San Lorenzo cemetery.
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Fern the Akuneda
Cal
Angus
J. N. Kay
Isaac Newton Kay
Coshocton County
Ohio
California
Sacramento
Amader County
Alemeds County
Yosemite
Alameda
Society of California Pioneers
San Lorenzo
Poison At The Front Door And Royal Baking Powder Claim
An article warns against adulterated baking powders sold with free samples and bogus analyses. It extols Royal Baking Powder for purity and constant use, noting government chemists certify it. The piece also reports famine in East Africa and widespread Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin wheat reports from many points, with 154.?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal
East Africa
Zanzibar
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Tawa
Pope Leo XIII Presented as Hard Working and Ascetic
Independence Belge correspondent portrays Pope Leo XIII as a diligent ruler who rises early and avoids baths, spends mornings organizing correspondence and granting audiences, then drafts a monumental chronicling of the Papacy. His routine includes coffee, simple meals, and afternoon walks with prelates, resembling quiet funeral processions.
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Independence Belge
Pope Leo
Cardinal Jacobini
Flis
Lope
Vatican Library
L’apal
Iron Bitters for pale French boarding school girls
A critique of French boarding schools in Paris feeding girls meager soups and coarse meat, leaving students pale and weak. The piece urges giving Brown's Iron Bitters to restore vigor and bring back rosy cheeks.
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Paris
Fiery charger and famed remedies in a muddled column
A Chillicothe Ohio note clerk lauds Mishler's Herb Bitters for curing chronic rheumatism and touts Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh while quoting health claims about St Jacobs Oil Carter's Little Liver Pills and various proverbs. The rambling piece blends testimonials, humor and product pitches without clear focus.
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J. S. Mace
Chillicothe
Ohio
Mishler
Ely
C. J. Corbin
Chestnut St
Philadelphia
House
Business Tact and Opportunity Iconic Early 20th Century Warns of Luck
A brief essay argues luck in business comes from watching opportunities and acting fast. It cites examples: Koehler in Rochester earns four dollars in two hours selling Plain Home Talk, Sandford in Maine secures 43 orders from 47 prisons, and Taylor in Cleveland lands 19 orders in a day. The piece suggests capable people find chances despite hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koehler
Rochester
N. Y
Sandford
Maine
Taylor
Cleveland
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J. D. Taylor
Alabama
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Slave States
Allen O. Myers
Democratic Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Congress
U. S
Ilinois
John A. Logan
James G. Blaine
Garfield
Sheridan
Hayes
States of the
Union
Amnemat
Joseph Benson Foraker
Mnet W
Anmnens
The
Eighty Ninth
J Oficers
George Balch
Connotton Valley
R’y. Co
Lafayette
J. W. Powell
Geo
K. Nicholas
Oxford
Sisco
Lewis Fisher
John C. Kaser
Tiverton
J.C. Kaser
Elias Wires
Wm. Craig
Lewisville
Foo
James St. Clark
John Ingham
Franklin
A.J. Miller
N.C. Bush
Perry
Frygo
Catherine McClain
G. I. McClain
Teres
Bethlehem Ty
Mariam Smith
Calvin Simmons
Richard Kiger
Joseph Workran
Sega
Claudius C. Hamilton
P. A. Mizer
Bakersville
Flizar
Smith
Mary L. Johnson
New Castle
Susannah Beck
Geo. W. Lawrence
Mill Creek
A. J. Miller
Samuel Wier
Hirjah Richards
W. H. H. Richards
James Guthrie
Jackson Miskimen
Bethlehem
James Daugherty
Cyrus Cooper
Albert Bates
James McCoy
Mary Aidler
Clark
Plainfleld
Will Wolfe
S.p.m
H. M. Rader
Jesus
Desch
Citi
Ailty
Young Lady
Empress of Austria
Indiana
Daniel W Voorhees
St. Jacobs Oil
Carter
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