Governor slate listed with Foraker Lyon Spear Dickman Poe Brown Watson Flickinger
The document names candidates for statewide offices including Joseph B. Foraker for governor William C. Lyon for lieutenant governor William T. Spear for supreme judge long term Franklin J. Dickman for supreme judge short term Ebenezer W Poe for state auditor John C Brown for state treasurer David K Watson for attorney general and Charles A Flickinger for member board of public works all with their respective home counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Foraker
Hamilton
William C. Lyon
Licking
William T. Spear
Trumbull
Franklin J. Dickman
Cuyahoge
Ebenezer W. Poe
Wood
John C. Brown
Jefferson
David K. Watson
Franklin
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Flickinger
Defiance
Defiance and Paulding Counties Rep Ticket and Debates
Public notices and editorial jabs critique John Crowe and Democrat stance at the convention. Foraker opened the state campaign at Caldwell. Gryen to speak in Hicksville on canal ties. voters urged to demand clear pledges and end demagogic talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Caldwell
Express
Gryen
Hicksville
Geyer
Crowe
State Waterways Resolution Sparks Party Banter
The piece notes a Saturday Republican resolution backing the state water ways and presses the Democrat to revisit their winter position or concede current support for the canal.
Republican county convention nominates candidates
On last Saturday the Republican county convention nominated candidates described as good men and representative Republicans deserving party support. The item notes future coverage on their eligibility and suitability for office amid county affairs.
Tur Democrat misquotes Patterson at convention
A Tur Democrat report misquotes Mr. Patterson, failing to show fairness and dignity. the piece belies Patterson and lowers the paper in the eyes of those seeking fair political reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
Patterson
Representative
Foraker Expresses Respect for Cleveland Yet Opposes His Actions
Governor Foraker acknowledges President Cleveland as head of state but condemns what he calls traitorous conduct. The remarks frame a sharp political split while maintaining formal respect for the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Foraker
Cleveland
Free trade Democrats split over tariff plank in Old Virginia
The piece notes Free trade Democrats pushing a protection tariff stance in Old Virginia while Democrats curb Prohibitionists. It discusses the Union Labor Party’s disintegration, anxious Democratic leaders, and a hot Ohio campaign as Democrats target the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Virginia
Union Labor Party
Democrats split warning echoed by Foraker critic
The piece rebukes Democratic disunity likening it to a whining spaniel and urges unity, saying not all can be presidents or county officers yet all can be Democrats. It questions the meaning of “we can all be Democrats” and hints at a growing awareness among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Express
Foraker
Scheme to woo Republicans backfires on Democrat manager
The Democrat manager attempted to win Republican aid by recognizing a Defiance paper as an official Republican organ. Republicans declined, exposing the move as a malign personal scheme. Defeated by the Republican committee, the plan failed to cripple the Express.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat
the Democrat
the Express
Secret Republican Committeeman’s Form Letter
Ottawa Ohio September 17 1887 secretary Republican Committee responds to inquiry about John L Geyer former political faith. The letter states he was a stalwart Republican, later a Democrat “for revenue only,” based on the writer’s long acquaintance and shared teachers institutes in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Republican Committee
John L. Geyer
More Pickles Ovorawa Horror Express
Investigation reveals Mr Geyer formerly in Putnam county and a Republican. He moved to Paulding county and adopted new political views for official purposes. Cons L H Lona Ottawa Gazette editor signs off.
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Ovorawa
Horror Express
Ohio Republicans circulate aggressive campaign speech
The Ohio Republicans spread a speech by Major Charles L. Holstein former Indiana district attorney. It contrasts Republicanism with Democracy and reviews Democratic acts and wartime votes. It questions Democratic condemnations of Cleveland era actions such as flag misting, pension vetoes, and race issues.
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Ohio
Charles L. Holstein
Arthur
Indiana
Congress
Cleveland
Jacob Thompson
Glenn
Georgia
Chicago Inter Ocean
Republican Platform Focused on Tariff and Immigration Policy
The Republican platform demands a protective tariff to favor American labor and warns against unrestricted immigration, labeling it a threat to peace and citizenship. It calls for laws to exclude anarchists, criminals, and others, while urging a free ballot and fair counts across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Congress
North
South
Ohio voters urged to endorse Democratic platform record
The passage lists actions attributed to the president including substituting a war substitute, vetoes on Memorial day funding and G A R badge laws, honoring rebel Jake Thompson with a flag, vetoing pension bills, skipping Memorial day in Washington, issuing a rebel flag order, and refusing to visit St Louis due to a GAR convention. It claims this is the record the people of Ohio are asked to endorse in November, prepared by the president's friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
New York
Jake Thompson
Washington
St. Louis
Grand Army of the Republic
Ohio
Thurman on Powell at Hamilton campaign
The excerpt from Hon. Allen G. Thurman’s speech after returning from the Chicago convention explains why Powell betrayed him. Thurman recalls friends urging nomination support and admits restraint while criticizing few actions he cannot approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen G.thurman
Powell
Hamilton
Thurman
Chicago
Cleveland’s Civil Service Record under Reform Standards
Analysis claims Grover Cleveland expanded partisan changes in the interior department staffing. It lists vast replacements among governors territories secretaries pension agents surveyors general land office registers and Indian agents totaling 688 of 377 officials or 90 percent replaced. The piece argues a departure from civil service reform principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mugwumps
Grover Cleveland
Interior Department
Community Notes From Farmer Amid Delicate Local Happenings
Weather and health remarks share concern over sickness in the area. A northern Glendale school house foul play report raises tension. Butler attendees at last Friday’s dance. A bay window enhances A. E. Barnes’s home. Wilson Baker’s child injures an eye. H. O. Weldon and Adda visit from Laport Indiana. Swantown church dedication by Rev. Huffman. Garded pleasantries on damp weather. Williams Center correspondent ill. sincere speedy recovery wished. Farmer Union 8.8 picnic near Rice’s woods with speeches music dinner and good cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale
Butler
A. E. Barnes
Wilson Baker
H. O. Weldon
Adda
Laport
Indiana
Farmer
Swantown
Huffman
Sherwood
Williams Center
Farmer Union
In memory of Barbara Ellen Seiple obituary
Obituary notes Barbara Ellen Seiple born January 1 1868 died September 13 1887 at age 19 years 8 months 12 days. Families mourn her loss and hope for eternal bliss in divine praise amid Edlen's glory bowers. Also contains an unrelated medical advertisement for Acker's English Remedy by N G Woodward with price listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ellen Seiple
Barbara
Edlen
Gertrude A
Flora
Sporaine Syrup Ointment Advertised By Nurse Physician
Mrs Winstow announces Sporaine Syrup as a teething remedy from a leading American nurse and physician. It claims decades of use with millions of mothers. The product promises relief from teething pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping, wind colic, and provides rest for the mother. Price 25 cents per bottle. Subscribe for the EXPRESS.
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Harley’s Corner Store
Bick
Harley’s
Russell House
N. Y
Defiance County Express
Clinton and
Third Sts
the Express Publishing CO
Defiance Post Office
Republican
Republican County
Shadrach BR. Hudson
Paul Hagen
Frank Ferguson
S. M. Shirley
F. W. Young
Samuel Rohn
Nathan G. Johnston
William Philips
Orlando Coffin
J. J. Reynolds
Defiance and
Paulding
John Crowe
Tur
Detroit Free Press
Tom Powe
Tom
Tuart
Paulding Gazette
Michigan
Denney
Tom Powell
Marshall
Clder
Wm. Huffman
Milford
M. E
Fremont
Firemens
City Hall
U. B
Sandusky
Bloomville
Auglaize Cemetery
C. A. Flickinger
John E. Ellis
Kehnast
John Cably
Wauseon
Oconto Company
Wabash
Cleveland's Civil Service Record
Acker
N. G. Woodward
Croya
Royval Baking
oWpkr Co
Wall St. N.Y
Clinton Street
Thomas R. Carroll
Defiance County
Court House
County of
City of
Greenler
East Defiance
Flickinger
Septanodo
S. Wellman
C.inton Street
Defiance, Ohio
Nay
Behning Pianos
Story & Clark’s
Hooker Nurseries
H. E. Hooker & O
Rochester
THOS
Miller & Sons
Éth Ave
Cor
Crescent Art CO
Milk St
Boston
Mass
David Renton
Peranepe County
Ilo
Beche
A. D
Board of Examiners
Deflance County
Vue
Iw Blagle
Chas, E
Ber
Frank Coughanour
BOL
Humphreys
Mauge
A. K
Humphreys’ Med. Co
Fulton St
Bo Ees Et
Ada
Ise
Leb
Evi Leclear
Rebecca
LeClear
Court of Common Pleas
Leo LeClear
Zeom LeClear
Ira
L. G._C. LeClear
Levi LeClear
Leeclear
Harris & Cameron
Gruigedeaorn
Harley’ S Lion Store
THE
Palace Store
Brussels
Germantown
Sonora
Saxony
Starlight
M. &. Heller & CO
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