Local land row sparks road access dispute and votes
A neighbor built a through road at the expense of a landowner, cutting the other farm into triangles. Damages reached three hundred dollars, while local factions and the Republican County committee mobilize in township meetings amid calls for organizing for political campaigns.
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Don’t scratch Don’t trade Union war sentiment fuels ballot push
A political call urges Buckeye loyalists to support the Republican slate for Secretary of State and county offices. It accuses Democratic tactics and ring corruption while urging voters to cast exact Republican ballots and reject other tickets.
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Col
Milton Barnes
Buckeye
United States Treasury
Decent Democrats clash with Bell and Barnes over honesty
The piece questions why Democrats would back Bell while accusing Bell’s rival Col Milton Barnes of lesser honesty and efficiency. It cites sobriety among voters, portrays the feud as a moral contest, and notes Democratic critics labeled as crusaders toward women’s movements.
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Ohio Secretary of State Candidate Named in Vote Buying Claim
The article recounts testimony about a $200 payment allegedly given to William Bell, then auditor, for influence to replace a wooden bridge with an iron one. Waldo Taylor, former probate judge, testifies in a case before Justice Thomas J. Anderson in Newark township during 1871 or 1872, asserting the payment without qualification. The piece notes local Democrats view Waldo’s statements as imprudent.
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Waldo Taylor
Licking County
Thomas J. Anderson
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Newark
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Fallsberry
Liehing County
Liching County
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Secret Societies as Political Tools in Ohio Scrutiny
The article argues Democrats use secret orders like Masons and Odd Fellows to influence votes for Col. Barnes or Bell, contending such use corrupts benevolence claims. It references the Secretary of State race, party leaders, and laborers misled by political manipulation within fraternal organizations.
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Cincinnati
ReFormEns Trade Votes for Brit See'ry of State
The piece warns against trading votes for state and county offices with Brit See'ry of State and accuses Sovraarp of bargains later broken with Licking county and Judge Fottierr. It condemns Democrats proposing unscratch Republican tickets and critiques Tilden era editorials and a Coghocton Tilden club member's abuse of speakers.
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Licking County
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Democratic Reform urged to oust county plunderers in 1876
Fragmented political attack targets Richmond and Sovurnamn, accusing a tax ring of hiding county finances from Sept 1874 to Apr 1875. Campaign rhetoric calls for reform, warning of voter manipulation by West Virginia and Kentucky settlers, and contrasts Best and Barnes as reform vs saloon influence.
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Colorado election reports show large Republican gains
Reports from multiple points claim the electoral vote will be the largest ever cast in Colorado with early tallies showing heavy Republican gains over 1874. The Republican State committee foresees a 2000 statewide majority and a 40 vote joint-ballot Legislature, referencing Patterson’s 2163 margin in 1874. Hurrah for Slayrs & Wuertra.
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Congress
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Slayrs & Wuertra
William Bell Jr and the Ohio 1875 Gubernatorial Campaign
Newark correspondence reports attacks on Republican Secretary of State candidate Colonel Barnes, alleging anti Republican writings were authored in Bell’s office. The piece accuses Bell of unpaid debts, corrupt dealings, and improper use of funds while auditor and secretary of state. It predicts Republican gains in Licking County and urges votes for Barnes in October.
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William Bell
Milton Barnes
Licking County
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William Bell Jr
Newark
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Judge Case
Scarcity of Money and Winter Health Tips
The notice warns that business energy is low and families should trim expenses as winter nears. It urges care for children against croup and lung diseases, touts Rosenerys Gervan Syrup as a reliable remedy, priced at 76 cents per bottle with two doses claimed to relieve cases. It also promotes J. Stockwan's boot and shoe shop on Main Street opposite the Opera House with repair work guaranteed.
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