Geyer's Canal Speech Defends Canal Support and Abandonment
In a lengthy address the speaker defends voting for canal appropriations while arguing the Wabash canal should be abandoned. He cites House records on funding, contests rival claims, and questions political opponents about canal policy and his own reelection stance. The speech emphasizes broader Ohio public works and tax implications for Defiance and Paulding counties.
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Powell
Wabash Canal
Six Mile Reservoir
Ohio
Indiana
Dian
St. Joseph
Six Mile Creek
Iami & Erie Canal
Ariges
Mercer
Auglaize
Marya
Ata
Corhard
Miami & Erie Canal
Miami and Erie Canal
Paulding County
Maumee River
Junetine Ee
Cecil and
Payrie
Pouldichy
Plate
Six Mill Reservoir
Maumee
Xia
Wabastt Canal
Defiance
Paulding Counties
State of Ohio
State of
House Journal
Muskingum
Yeas
Messrs
Walhoning Canal
Ohio Canal
Mimi
Eria
Hocking Canal
Ryan
Cioka County
Board of Public Works
House
Flickinger
Miami and Erie
Dresden Junction
Mr. Crowe
D. C. Coolman
LD. C. Coolman
Payne
Notice to Contractors for Clarksville and Arrowsmith Bridges
Defiance county Ohio invites bids on building two iron bridges with stone abutments crossing St Joe River and Lost Creek. Proposals due November 22 1887. plans and specs at Auditor's Office after November 1. Bids may cover materials, superstructure, or complete works. awarded to lowest responsible bidder with security.
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Clarksville
St. Joe River
Milford Township
Defiance County
Ohio
Arrowsmith
Lost Creek
Farmer Township
Glarkeville
J. Arrowsmith
Tf. Hill
Fliance
Defiance County Proclaims General Election Date 1887
Sheriff Henry Wonderly proclaims Defiance County voting day for November 4 1887. Voters will elect state officers including governor and attorney general and county officers such as probate judge and treasurer. Juror apportionment and trustee notices accompany the proclamation.
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Ohio
Henry Wonderly
Defiance County
Board of Public Works
Defiance
Beal
Defianes
Henry
How Foraker Became Captain and Why Voters Back Him
Gen H W Slocum recounts how Joseph B Foraker rose to captain on Shermans march and later became Ohio governor. A voter cites reasons to support Foraker over Powell, praising Foraker’s economical administration and criticizing the Democratic platform and candidates.
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Foraker
H. W. Slocum
Sherman
Savannah
Bentonville
Ohio
Joseph B. Foraker
Cincinnati
J. B. Foraker
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Geyer
Mads
Maly
Hill-Geyer
Switzere Kehnas
Clarksville and Arrowsmith Bridges
Iors
Once
Switzer & Kehnast
Sheriff's
Defi
Ance County
Allen, Auglaize
Paulding
van Wert
Williams
Court of Common Pleas
Pauls
Defianc
Fourth Defiance
Delaware
Farmer
Hicksville
Sebachbietieel
Milford
Nodie
North Hichland
Hichland
Washington
Ity
Mn. Kiesewetter
Kiesewetter
Garfield
Morey
Bey
Botton
Clinton Street
Wellman Defiance, Ohio
Behning Pianos
Story & Clark’s
Deflance County
Dicksville
Deflance
Swansport
Armer
Frank Coughanour
Mr. Powell