Republican Central Committee Calls Caucus for Nominations
Defiance Ohio March 25 1885 the County Central Committee urges township and ward Republicans to hold caucuses to nominate spring election candidates. Each township should elect a representative to the county committee for one year and send names to the chairman promptly. Jxo P Cameron K V Haymaker secretary chairmen
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Republican Executive Committee
Defiance
County Central Committee
Ees Ae
Pepelaiian County
Jxo
P. Cameron
K.v.haymaker
Local 1888 Bryan Press Notices For Lincoln and McKinley
In 1888 The Bryan Press ran notices for Robert Lincoln while The Express carried notices for William McKinley until the final hours of publication. The items reflect late 19th century newspaper public notices and correspondence.
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Bryan Press
Robert Lincoln
Express
W. McKinley
Lawmakers Consider Bill to Eliminate October Elections
If they have good luck the Legislature will likely submit a proposition to voters to do away with October elections. The plan would seek to shift or end the October voting window pending public approval and legislative sponsorship.
Administration backs away from Thompson nomination
The administration declined to appoint Phil Thompson as Commissioner of Internal Revenue, a move seen as favorable to the administration yet unfavorable to Thompson personally.
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Phil Thompson
Internal Revenue
Thompson
Brunner Mimics Myers In Political Run After Halls Exit
Brunner of Upper San dusky follows the crank Myers after leaving legislative halls, attempting to imitate his actions with moderate success. The note suggests a trend of former legislators adopting aggressive tactics in new conduct.
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Myers
Brunner
Upper Sandusky
Ohio votes on October election repeal proposal
The measure to end October elections in Ohio passed both legislative chambers and now awaits voter approval. The report notes Dock Norton of Tiffin, noted for political ambition, once wore calico bloomers bought from Charley Foster 30 years ago.
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Ohio
Dock Norton
Tiffin
Charley Foster
Non Partisans Seek Toledo Spring Election Hope
Ine Post reports Toledo non partisans mobilizing for the upcoming spring election. The piece notes organizers aim to push for reform and civic engagement in Toledo politics with community turnout expected to rise.
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Ine
Toledo
Enquirer’s bid for Cleveland fails, Toledo Bee notes delay
In less than two months the Cincinnati Enquirer will be giving President Cleveland down the banks with all its might. A ruction has taken place, and the Enquirer is left out. The Toledo Bee comments that long delays disappoint office seekers, hinting at understanding unmet wishes.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Cleveland
the Enquirer
John Potter
J. B. Fivy
Brookline Station
Susan E. Fly
Waykoys Indias
Bat
Isaac
Watsuma
Atsuma
Muskee
Tam
San Francisco Chronicle
Northwestern Ohio Normal School to Reconsider Name Change
Ada institutions faculty discuss renaming the Northwestern Ohio Normal School to Ohio Normal University. If approved, the change would reflect broader aims and align with state university nomenclature.
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Tuer
Northwestern Ohio Normal School
Ada
Ohio Normal University
White House marriage hinted by President Cleveland
It is intimated that President Cleveland is likely to give to the country not only a pure honest administration but also a marriage in the White House. This last is something the country has never had.
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Cleveland
White House
SY Athlophoros
Athlophoros
Ohio Dilemma and Political Quarrel Echoed in Chicago
The piece notes George H. Pendleton of Cincinnati heading to the Court of St. James, hints John McLean may react, and laments Vice President Hendricks as a relentless place-hunter in Washington. It also predicts a hot summer based on a cold winter and comments on Democratic politics in Ohio.
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Chicago
Ohio
George H. Pendleton
Cincinnati
Court of
Signal Service
Hendricks
Washington
State of Ohio
Third Judicial Circuit
Logan County
Wood County
Marion County
Wyandot County
Crawford County
Fulton County
Williams County
Putnam County
Union County
Seneca County
Hancock County
Hardie County
Defiance County
Paulding
van Wert
Auglaize
Mercer County
Alien County
Montgomery Named Commissioner of Patents
The appointment of Martin V. Montgomery of Lansing Michigan as Commissioner of Patents is praised as worthy and fitting. The Ohio Senate considers a bill to better protect county treasuries by requiring dual examiners of opposite politics to audit funds and set penalties for violations.
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Martin V. Montgomery
Lansing
Mich
Montgomery
Democratic Party
Washington
Ohio Senate
Like the Mills of Gods Grind Grover In Decay
The verse laments political delay and party uproar in Washington. It notes government life going on while desired offices remain unavailable, with a hopeful nod to friends and autumn leaves as signs of change. The tone blends regional cadence and muted irony about current affairs.
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Mills of Gods
Grover
New York Journal
Ohio bill to bar liquor sales near schools fails
A proposed bill to prohibit selling liquor within twelve hundred yards of any public institution or school house was defeated in the Ohio Legislature's lower house. The vote ends the measure for now, with opponents citing economic and enforcement concerns.
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Ohio
President Cleveland Says He Will Not Interfere With Officials
The president declared he will not interfere with any official appointed for a four year term. Critics argue the stance may undermine consistency and provoke protests against administrative choices.
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Cleveland
Expert Checks Federal Books in Treasury Office
An expert begins work to audit the United States Treasurer's books. Officials note that if the examiner finds nothing, there will be no report or discussion forthcoming.
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United States
Paige Seeks Government Help As Grover Spurns Offer
The Cleveland Press notes David Paige feels discouraged like Lazarus as he offered to aid Cleveland’s governance but Grover chose to proceed without Paige’s assistance. This reflects political tension over leadership and support within the city administration.
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Cleveland
David Paige
Lazarus
Page
Grover
Paige
Death claims two Illinois legislators in senatorial fight
Two members of the Illinois Legislature one Republican and one Democrat have died as the senatorial contest begins. The ongoing struggle threatens to eliminate the legislature before a Senator is chosen.
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Illinois
Scandal at Soldiers' Orphan Home in Xenia Prompt Resignation
Reports reveal alleged gross negligence at the Soldiers' Orphan Home in Xenia. The superintendent, described as a chronic political office seeker, has resigned, with calls for him to leave the state and country if the accusations are true.
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Xenia
Ohio Legislature Faces Pipeline Bill Drama
A new pipeline bill is introduced in the Ohio Legislature with objections removed, but it is not expected to pass. The Attorney for Standard Oil plans to visit Columbus to meet with the opposition, with a tongue in cheek note about poker games before the bill’s defeat.
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Ohio
Coal Oil Gang
Standard Oil Co
Columbus
Postmastership Row Strains New York Power Balance
In New York a dispute over postmaster appointment fuels political tension. Republicans back the incumbent while Democrats oppose him strongly. Pearson is the mugwump favorite, and retention would likely spark a renewed party conflict as debate intensifies in the cold season.
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New York
Pearson
Pendleton Named Minister to Germany by President
The McLean faction of the Ohio Democracy is defeated in the nomination and confirmation of George H Pendleton as Minister Plenipotentiary to Germany. The Express notes the purge of the corrupt faction and welcomes the turn with the party’s better element.
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McLean
Ohio Democracy
George H. Pendleton
Germany
Express
Civil service age limits spark protest over Union soldier exception
A troubling discovery claims civil service rules bar clerical apps in the Post Office to those over 35 and Treasury over 45 unless they are honorably discharged Union soldiers or sailors. A southern critic notes the clause effectively bar ex Confederates, alarming southern office seekers.
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Civil Service
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Percheron Stallion Salvador Sold to Tippin Bros and Foust
Farmers and breeders urged to improve stock as Tippin Bros. and Foust acquire notable Percheron Salvador No. 2803, a five year old 1810 pound dark dapple gray. The feature also notes Hambletonian line stallions Sunbeam and Flagler at the stables, with advice to breeders to invest in quality stock for strong returns.
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Tippin Bros. & Foust
Salvador
Flagler
An Important Discovery For Consumption And Coughs
Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds preserves health and saves life a priceless boon to the afflicted It cures consumption coughs colds bronchitis asthma hoarseness and all throat chest and lung affections It offers a trial bottle free at Colby Scott s Drug store.
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Dr. King
Colby & Scott's
Hood's Purilla Blood Purifier Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts a salve claiming to cure cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, skin eruptions, piles, and other ailments with a money back guarantee. It promotes Hood's Pillaria or similar tonic as a blood purifier, priced at 25 cents per box and sold by Colby & Scott.
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Colby & Scott
Pruggirts
Shiloh
End to Bone Scraping Says Sayhed by Electric Bitters
Edward Sayhed testifies to the healing power of Electric Bitters after eight years with a running leg sore. He credits three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve for restoration to health. Colby & Scott sell both products at 50 cents and 25 cents respectively.
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Edward Sayhed
Sey Be
Bucklen
Colby & Scott
Griggs Glycerine Salve advertised as universal cure
The advertisement promotes Griggs Glycerine Salve as a sure cure for cuts bruises scalds burns wounds and all sores. It claims to cure piles tetter and all skin eruptions with a money back guarantee and 25 cent price. Sold by G W Bechel.
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G. W. Bechel
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Defiance County Express
Frank C. Culley, Bastor
Clinton and
First Streets
Allen O’marr
Colmbus
Toledo Bee
Gen. Grant
Washin
Ol City Blizzard
Baockien
Hood
Hoop
Jonathan J. Coburn
I. Hood & CO
Lowell, Mass
Colby
Scott
Bordeck
Bosanko
Colby Scott
Wagner Kemp
Kemp
Ole Mack
W. Bechel
Circuit Court
Judicial Circuit
State of
Simona M. Camero
Simon M. Cameron
Said Court
Doug
N. G. Woodward
Acker
N. G. G. Weotward
Golby & Scott
S. B. Durfey
Arizona
McMonagle & Rogers
Middlebowr
the Press
Vicinity
Akron
Norwalk
Sandusky
Alliance
Canton
Ashtabula
Painesville
Fremont
Oberlin
Kent
Scri
Congress
Devils Lake
Turtle
Trwrey Country
U. S&s Land Office
Dakota
Minne
Thomas
Kansas
Jos, Werth
Ayer’s
Ayer
Or.d
Supreme Court
Ottawa
Ont
Canada
K. V. Haymaker
Dyarman & Hilton
Clinton Street
K. W. Haymaker
Defiance, Ohio
Ferros
Aecesuaiees
TM Perryv Eco
W. H. Irwin
Altoona
Mary Seventh
Wm_ Chambers
S. G. Wiest
Col. E. Finger
Seventeenth Regiment
A. R. Thurber & Co
Albert Herman
G. Hurley
E. F. Hanns
George
Lowell
Dr.j.c. Ayer & Co
Mass
Blackwell's Weak
Blackwell
M. E. Heller & Co
Boot & Shoe Department
M. E- Heller & CO
Eureka Clothing
Clothin
Brice Hilton
Harleys Corner Store
Harley
ODD Fellows Block
Russell
Chas. F. Medler
Schenectady
N. Y
Horace Brentzer
Clinton
Iowa
John N. Gregg
Niagara
Welch
Bordosk
Hilton’s
B. W
Krotz and Morse
Cash Grocers
Dicus
Carroll & CO
Ottawa Pike
Second Duke of Williams
Wallonia
E. F. Aldrich
Switzer
Kelas
THE
Harrows
Clinton St
Switzer & Khhnast
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