Ohio Political Signals and Election Reflections
The piece surveys Ohio voting totals with 711 791 total votes and a 70 883 Democratic majority for the second amendment defeat. It notes Justice Owen’s Supreme Court win, a Common Pleas vacancy, and speculation on gubernatorial appointment. It comments on party dynamics in Congress, regional gains for Republicans, and hints at Speaker prospects for Frank Hurd or Sam Randall with regional references to West Virginia and Wisconsin.
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Jupee Owen
Supreme Court
Common Pleas
Thisrd
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Foraker
Frank Hurd
Ohio
Washington
Sam Randall
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Democratic Times
Bro. Culley
Times
Defiance
Times O. K
Leader
New Youk
Tribune
Pany
Hoadly
Republi
Can
Iows
Republican Party
Thoro Zhly
Lowe
Hight
Chaser
Walt
Mars
B. Mincer
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Cincinnati
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Total
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Headly
Warwick
Rose
Follett
Upson
Owen
Doyle
Cruikshank
Crowell
Lawrence
Earnhart
Keisewetter
Oglevee
Brady
Brown
DeWolfe
Board of Public Works
Martin Over Weltz
Tate
Asia
Weg
Godfrey
Ree White
Reen
George
Peaslee
Dove
Lanster
Struble
Davison
English
Kellemire
Aldrich
Powell
Ohio Politics
New York Tribune
Pereassee
Ee. 1
Wm. Lanster
Deflane
Éreby
Eeeenesesnes
Sesserhs
Corp'ra Flioutax
William Lauster
Peeastt
Joan Crowe
J. Buyayan
Michigan
Grand Rapids & Indiana R.co
United States
W. O. Hughart
Grand Rapids
Mip
Seroux
Mlineny Goods
Hs Gon
Zephyr
Germantown
Saxony
Cor
Clinton and
4Th Sts
Kittner Brothers
One Price Clothiers
Court House
Harleys
Uust
Cloaks and Dolmans
Harley
Switzer &Kehnast
Batata Kawer Price
Switzer & Kehnast
Clinton Street
Ohlo
Rogers Bro’s
Gere
B. Mincher
Russia
DR. Mincer
Crosby
Miller House
Napoleon
T. Mincer
Crosby House
Daniel Todd
B. Minecer
Optician
Detroit
A. Baker, M. D
Adoian
J. H. Laverty
M.D. Bryan
Chile
Peete Keiser