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Sue Barnesville Enterprise
Guernsey County
Kansas
Ohio
Towa
Guernsey Times
Coshocton
Nebraska
Cor
Roberr Mgerson
Christ
India
Huddad
Buddha
Webster
Wilgarewretel
God
United States
Dn Paxton
McCosh
Christian Church
America
Tojes
Charles W. Parsons
Providence
Tizlmont
Rasle
Tard Belhuvant
Pimney
Charles H. Parkluwe
Lafayette Place
New York City
Ohio Ohio 1885 campaign and tariff talk in Civil Service debate
A scanned column from March 28 1885 discusses Ohio politics and national issues. It notes tariff disputes in the fall campaign, forecasts on the Texas school lands funds for education, and the political split over Cleveland administrations, with reflections on McLean and Sherman. It mentions a close race in Ohio Senate and Commissions, postal service reforms, and Western migration trends.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
John Sherman
John KR. Mclean
United States
Senate
John K. McLean
Vendleton
Thurman
Ward
John Shermar
Sherman
Tre
Morrill
Shernaia
China
Senate Finance Committee
Te Cords
Masten
Edmunds
Senate Pro
Mands
Messrs
Don Cameron
McMillan
Mahone
General Logan
Advice to Voters and Public Notices in Conesville
A long reader letter urges Republicans to vote thoughtfully in township elections, avoid deceit, and consider supporting good Democrats if needed. It also includes a reply about religious exhortations to sinners and a note on education policy, school aging, and calls for centralized, efficient public schooling. Additional local items report marriages, crime, school closings, church repairs, farming, and a diamond find.
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Phamsre
The
Age
Jeff Davis
Res
Bellion
Observir
Seth McClain
Coshocton Fair Ground
Goolty
Robert Moore
New York
Willie Furguson
Reform School
Lancaster
Moore
Mr. Moore
Kansas
James Johnson Jr
Nathune
Johnson
Ferguson
Borucedis
A Picture of English Life Reveals Rural Poverty Abroad
A London reporter’s correspondence to the Philadelphia Press describes severe poverty among English Mower class families. In cities like Sheffield Birmingham Leeds Liverpool London Glasgow many families share a single room paying 50 cents to 1 25 weekly. It cites specific school and taxation data and blames foreign imports and tariffs for widespread distress and unemployment aided by charity.
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England
Robert ?. Porter
London
Philadelphia
Sheffield
Birmingham
Leeds
Liverpool
Glasgow
London School Board
Bir. Porter
Mr. Chamberlain
Board of Trade
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West Marx Street
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William
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Nellie Grant Sartorius
Buta
T.eels
Russia
Chicago
Egypt
Crrvetann
Amos Smith
Gherke
Gherke Brewing Company
Troy. Heapty
Dan McConville
Treasury
Mr. McConville
Hay
Cincinnati-Commercial-Gazette
Bradstreets
Law
Crrvetawn
Edward J. Phelps
Vermont
Great Briain
Robert M. McLane
Maryland
France
George H. Pendleton
Germany
Henry R. Jackson
Georgia
Mexico
Washington
New York Herald
Vilas
Fenner
Shermen
Morrisl
Columbus Delaro
Uncy
Acome
Ave
Ipa
Gol
Gor
Conesville
Teast
Satan
New Jerusalem
Bathrohem
Ceed
Adam
William FP. Mowery
Sethlerem
Chur
John Johnson
Nansas
Creorge
M. . Church
Samuel Webb
Wm. Wheeler
Enterprise Manufacturing Co
Akron
Robert Given
C. J. Graham
Laura Wilson
Centrebury
Gazette Star
Cal
Janes Headington
Squire Peardon
F. Disney
Mississippi
George Landrum
Ada
Dan Giddings
New Orleans
Ayers
Homer
Licking River
Simkins
Columbus
Titian
Brrhivfs
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