Republican Central Committee to Meet in Auglaize County
A call from L B Peaslee and F J Shead for a Republican Central Committee meeting at the office of L B Peaslee on Thursday evening August 23 at seven o clock. All members urged to attend due to special business. The piece also touches on liquor dealer convention themes and political commentary regarding Democratic and Republican figures and recent Toledo events.
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Ohio
Defiance
Charles Townsen
Republican, ‘Central Committee
L. B. Peaslee
F. J. Shead
Toledo
Democratic Party
OTICE
Peter Kuhn
J.B. Ulrich
Kuhn & Ulrich
C.C. Kuhn
J. B. Ulrich
CC. Kuhn
C. Kuhn
Ohio Democrats Reluctant to Back Hoadly for Governor
A反 editorial overview notes saloon influence in Cincinnati shaping the party in the state convention and Henry Kahlo’s insistence on leaving politics. It reports Defiance Paulding county nominees, Utley winning on first ballot, and Mooney disappointed. It cites Hoadly’s likely walkover, tax reforms under the Scott law, and editorials from the New York Herald criticizing Hoadly if unable to answer Woodard.
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Defiance
Paulding
John Winn, Esq
R. P. Osborn
P. H. Mooney
Antwerp
M. N. Utley
Cecil
Henry George
Utley
Mooney
Hillsboro
Gibsonsburg
Sandusky County
Ohio State Journal
New York Herald
Hoadly
Foraker
New Tenth Internal Revenue District Includes Numerous Counties
The new district combines counties William to Crawford as listed, showing changes from the old Fourth and Tenth districts. The table details numbers in various business categories including distillers tobacco manufacturers rectifying houses breweries and wholesale liquor totals. Deputies appointed include chief deputy Clayton R. Weath of Toledo and deputies William V. McMahon W H A Read Henry C. Wortried Ed H. Zurherst Mrs Eva H. Center Silas S. Canfield Orrin Henry James C. Brand Jr and C. D. Campbell with locations Toledo Sandusky Bowling Green Bellefontaine and Scotch Ridge.
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Tenth
Internal Revenue District
William
Defiance
Paulding
van Wert
Mercer
Darke
Fulton
Henry
Putnam
Allen
Auglaize
Shelby
Miami
Lucas
Wood
Hancock
Hardin
Logan
Champaign
Ottawa
Sandusky
Seneca
Wyandot
Erie
Huron
Crawford
Clayton R. Weath
Toledo
William V. McMahen
W. H. A. Read
Henry C. Wortried
Ed. H. Zurherst
Eva H. Center
Silas S. Canfield
Scotch Ridg
Orrin ‘Henry
Bowling Creen
James C. Brand, Jr
Fourth District
C. D. Cambell
Bellefontaine
Mount Union College Plans Four Terms and Growth
Mt Union College proclaims debt free status and expanded facilities as it outlines four-term academic year starting Aug 28 1883 with 13 week Winter and Summer terms through July 31 1884. The plan keeps expenses flat, offers winter term for non teachers, and notes rail access to Alliance Ohio with omnibus transfer to campus.
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Mount Union College
Mt. Union
Fac
O. N Hartshorn
LL. D
Alliance
Ohio
Peter Bradys Certificate and GOP unity remarks
Peter Brady of Bellevue the Democratic candidate for State Treasurer produced a saloon keeper certificate denying temperance and Sunday fanaticism while praising German language education. The document mocked by some as foolish. Also noted are harsh excerpts from Toledo saloon hall banners and a Rochester Democrat blurb praising Republican unity for 1884.
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Peter Bray
Bellevue
Peter
Peter Brady
Buckeye Blotter Tablets Printing Offer
The Express Jos Office announces Buckeye Blotter Tablets ready for blotter sheets. It promotes new type and first class printing for letter heads note heads bill heads and statement heads to be produced on blotter tablets.
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Express
Man’s Own Boss Sermon Sparks Liberty Talk in Harlem
Rev James Chambers of Calvary Presbyterian Harlem argues true authority comes from self control not tyrants. He labels bad passions and bile as bosses, cites debility as another tyrant, and contrasts spiritual leadership with worldly domination amid a broader discussion of temperance and health tonics from Parker’s Ginger Tonic.
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West
James Chambers
Calvarybyterian Church
Harlem
P. Lewis
Eighth Street Baptist Church
St. Louis
Parker
Hiscox & Co. Chemists
New York
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Defiance County Express
Frank
Culley
First Streets
Shree
Wilteme
County Central
G.R. Walborr
H.W. Taruscu
E- P. Hooxen
Representative Convention
Paulding Center
C. A. Flickinger
Com
the Express
Dorsey
Indiana
Healey
Hearty
Jay-hawker
McLean
Hene
Judge Owen
Andy Y. Smith
Poker Smith
Defiance County
Cleveland Leader
Owen
Smith
Wood County
Cincinnati
Henry Kahlo
Enquirer
Utah
The
Cincinnati Enquire
Hell and the Grave
Mack
Brewers
Sandusky Register
Stephen W. Dorsey
Hawkeey
Rochester
Econ
Gore
Tickory
Ash &E
R. R
Canal
Brown Township
Paulding County
O. J. Balcom
Vernon
Ice Property
Tacuse
Selun
Zephyr
Germantown
Saxony
French’s Millinery
Cor
Clinton and
4Th Sts
Just
Kittner Bros
C. S. Wellman
Defiance Branch House
Calvert
Texas
Ayer
Charchill
Vicksburg
W. Watney
J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mas
Gatarr
Ely
Know
ELY Brothers
Owego
N.Y
DR. Stolz
Eagle Square
Clothing House
Frank Levy
Clinton Street
Haller
Golden Eagle
B. Mincer
Russia
DR. Mincer
Crosby
Aly
Miller
Napoleon
Mincer
Crosby House
Oc Ist
Mickenct
Micn
Wec
J. Crabbs
Adrian
Daniel Todd
M. D
B. Minner
Detroit
Y. A. Baker
M. D. ApurAn
C.rynd
M. D. Monener
Bincer
J. M. Burke
J. H. Laverty
M. D. Bryan
E. R.keiser
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