Republican notes and warnings on telegraph control in Ohio
The Ohio State Journal discusses Republican candidates and the danger of a single telegraph network run by Jay Gould. It warns of cattle disease profiteering and the broader risk of monopolized news and financial power threatening republican rights. It calls Congress to fund competing telegraph lines to preserve public rights and prevent Gould from dominating national affairs.
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Ohio
Madia
Jay -Gould
East
Santfrancisco
New. York
Maine
Texas
Congress
Gould
Ill tempered debate on Republican reception in Chicago noted
A fragment notes Democratic statesmen balking at a Chicago reception. It mentions a new society named Friendly Sons of Rest in Ohio opposing the Knights, with praise for their influence and world attention.
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Waunin
Dlinois
Cleveland
Toni
Genet
John M. ‘ Palwer
Thams
Chicago
Ayas
Ohio
Wiil
Old Lady Blames Preacher for Rain Fiasco at Patch
A lively piece recalls a rural scene where a preacher’s rainmaking antics ended in a flood that ruined a cabbage patch. A visiting Progressive Labor leader criticizes the crowd as police quell a disturbance in Union Square with 150 blue coats. The line between Georgists and socialists blurs as the crowd clashes.
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Henry George
Tabor
Thowras
Reilly
Olit
Thomas
Othe
Ohio
National 2 hockey prep aims for rapid improvement
Ambiguous OCR text hints at early season planning for a national level hockey prep program. It references Ka, Roparsitinp, and an rte, but lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm specifics. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise card.
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