Debates, Democrats, and a Vast Corn Crop in 1885
A mosaic of items includes Sara Bernhardt's heavy debts despite selling assets, a Chicago mill girl story, Ohio and New York political disputes, a looming 1885 corn harvest rationale, and political maneuvering around silver, tariffs, and party fault lines with names like Cleveland, Warner, Bland, and Carlisle central to the discourse.
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Carlisle
Mr. Bland
Mr. Carlisle
New York
Congress
Warner
Ohio Democratic Campaign Funds Spark Corruption Claims
A Democratic dispatch from Ohio alleges campaign expenses rose above 209000 dollars last year. It argues money reached prominent committee members, suggesting a corrupt plan to sway voters by bribery and fraud, though officials restrained meditated frauds and prevented broader swindling of rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Hoadly opposition and Democratic fundraising woes
The piece argues Democrats fear the party's disgrace by the administration and Legislature. It suggests massive fundraising will be needed to defend against Republican efforts and alleged fraud, with Hoadly facing Eastbound incursions and rich backers. It notes soldier loyalty and calls into question Democratic support for veterans.
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Poe
Supreme
Uibanel
le Weal
Washington
Sundly
Hoadly
Democrativ Clorts Thist Yetr Are Likely To Be Weak Or An Eticent Governor Hoadly
Uvadly
Morgaver
Lloadley
Cornipe Democratic Legisliture
Tribune
Reform and Economy in Ohio Coal Policy Critique
A Cleveland based letter attacks Governor Hoadly for economical rhetoric while alleging coal price manipulation by Adjutant General Finley. It argues coal costs to the statehouse cut miner wages, citing 1.52 per ton in 1883 and 1.52 current with freight, operating costs, and royalties leaving only 37 cents to miners. The piece links wage cuts to political aims and mocks reform rhetoric. It also includes user testimonials on health remedies and self-reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoadly
Hirt
Ohio State Joural
Goveroar Hoadly
Hawilton
Adjutant General
Finley
Hocking Valley
Columbus
Hoully
State House
Statehouse
Kita
Ohio
Nocking
General Finley
Penitentiary
Cleveland
A. Miser
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Sara Bernhardt
Nettie Deax
Chicago
Rockford
Tennessee
Allex G. “Flinn
S.C. Durbin Ward
Jai Ranney
Wiliam J. Groesbeck
Democratic Party
Aduir
Allen
Geo
Rock Springs
Wyoming Territory
America
Jo Srally
New York World
Marcy
Seward
van Buren
Harrison
Silas Wright
Grover Creverano
Theodore ‘Tyrer
Albert Lea
Minn
Treasury
St. Paul
Minnesota
Stillwater
Frankfort
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Grubb
Boyle County
Kentucky
Virginia
Tohn A. Wise
Henry A. Wise
John Brown
Fitzhlugh Lee
Robert &. Tee
Grant
Appomattox
F. D. Massey
Richmond
Gth
General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Legisature
Legislature of
Republican Party
Howard Crosby
Rochester
Revs
Crosby and Beecher
Beecher
Montreal
New York Sun
Gail
St. Roche
New England
Middle States
Star
Hiv
Manning
Jordan
Werner
Bland
Reagan
Morrison
Ways and Means
Randall
Mal
U'R Sroc Allen
Ashland
Auglaize
Belmont
Cushocton
Crawford
Defiance
Fairfield
Franklin
Sears Hancock
Henry
Holmys
Licking
Mercer
Ottawa
Shelby
Stark
Fohaie
Wyandot
Darke
Dew Clerk
Mullen
Headly
W. S. Matthews
Gallia
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Matthews
AN Thisnatan
Major McKinney
Stark County
Electoral College
R. Bruner
Urbana
BY Listan
Ana
W. WW. Reed
Winchester
Inch
Louisa the
Bartonia, Randolph Co
Ind
J. F. Compston’s
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