Forged Governor Message Sparks Ohio Political Clash
In Columbums Ohio on September 21 1887 Republican Chairman Cappeller responds to Democratic calls for correct copies of Gov Foraker's special message amid accusations of garbled editions and forgery. The dispute centers on altered lines and omitted sentences aimed at influencing voters and discrediting the Democrats' rivals.
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Garfield
Foraker
Ohio
Gov. Foraker
Democratic Committee
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Cincinnati
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Republican State Executive Committee
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Columuys
Irvine Dungan
Democratic State Executive Committee
Columbus
Gov. Perece
Gov, Foraker
Cincinnati Canquirer
Columbus Dimes
Cleveland Piwin Dealer
United
Mt Vernon Banner
Kenton Democrat
WLO
Foraker Tand-tax message questioned by committee
Irvine Dungan as chairman asserts the committee sent only one correct copy of the message and demands public disclosure of any copy claimed to be wrong. He urges the opponent to withdraw the accusation of a forged garbled edition to maintain candor in the campaign.
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Foraker
Irvine Dungan
Ohio political battle over forged governor message
In Corvarses Ohio on September 2 Hon Irvine chairman of the Democratic State Executive Committees receives a sharp letter from W S Carpeteen chairman responding to Irvine's request to certify the honesty of his committee and edit campaign documents The letter accuses Irvine of forging and garbling Gov Foraker's message and calls out discrepancies with Powell's Hamilton speech It warns Irvine to manage his campaign without further help and ends with a curt sign off from Carpenteen
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Governor Foraker Captivates Centennial Crowd in Philadelphia
At Philadelphia Centennial celebrations Governor Joseph Benson Foraker drew the highest honors from a cheering crowd. The Philadelphia Press notes Ohio's Fourteenth Regiment marching in order and the grand reception for Foraker as he rode a chestnut horse past the President's stand.
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Gettysburg
Joseph Benson Foraker
Foraker
Wool production decline prompts call to favor domestic growth
The article notes diminishing U S wool output while imports rise. It cites a 7,000,000 pound drop from 1585 to 1885 and 70,741,850 pounds imported in 1886, more than double 1482. It argues America risks reliance on imports and urges support for home wool production, linking state prosperity to party pledges.
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America
Ohio
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Democratic Party
Foraker Firm in State Leadership Endorsed
The article lauds Gov. Foraker for reducing state debt cutting interest costs lowering running expenses and restoring the Penitentiary to a paying basis without curtailing free labor. It argues his administration rescued the state from corruption and extravagance and deserves re election as endorsement of past two years.
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Poraker
Gov. Foraker
Ohio voters face choice amid party failures and ruin
The passage argues Ohio voters should avoid change due to past party misconduct including court tampering, legislative corruption, election fraud, and state bankruptcy. It cites a Democratic Atlanta Constitution editorial accusing Southern Democrats of exploiting Black voters for political gain, outlining alleged racial voting suppression and biased counts.
Republican bid to keep reforms in coming legislature
All good citizens who prefer order to lawlessness should watch the coming Legislature. It calls for the Republicans to secure the General Assembly this election to preserve last year's reforms and pursue further improvements based on experience.
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General Assembly
Cleveland’s Young Wife Snubs Ohio Lady at Reception
Mrs Foraker criticizes Grover Cleveland’s wife for not recognizing an Ohio aristocrat at the Philadelphia Presidential reception. The 23 year old bride’s behavior sparks commentary on propriety in high society.
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Powell's Lord of Hoadly in Campaign Speech
Powell defends his stance by accusing Hoadly of extravagant mismanagement of Ohio finances. He cites a cash balance of $600,000 at inauguration, an overdraft of $600,000 upon departure, and a $650,000 hole, contrasted with Foraker finding a depleted treasury but finishing the year with over $450,000 on hand and debt refinanced at lower interest.
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Powell
Ohio
Hoadly
Gov. Foraker
Judge Thurman Ends Democratic Campaign Plea
The Times Star critiques Judge Thurman for refusing to open the Democratic forlorn-hope campaign in Ohio. It condemns the Democratic platform for free trade and weakening ballot safeguards while praising his decision to turn away from a discredited party amid looming defeat.
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Judge Thurman
Ohio
Hoadly
Timese Star
Republican Call to Youth and End of Abusive Campaigns
A debated piece urges young voters to join the Republican party, arguing Democrats spread abuse while Republicans stand on public issues. It lauds Lincoln and Garfield, urges study of history, and promotes forming clubs to engage in political action for the coming fall elections.
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Ohio Democratic Committee secures funds for Powell bid
The Tue Democratic State Executive Committee announced a large fundraising effort for Powell’s gubernatorial campaign. A Washington trip by Mr. TIT. E. Powell produced pledges totaling 30 000 dollars from federal officeholders, split between the North and South. Irvine Dungan of Columbus is listed as the chairman handling these matters.
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Washington
Cleveland
Gov. Foraker
Powell
Democratic Campaign Fund
Ohio
South
Irvine Dungan
Columbus
Republicans Present Honest Men For Public Offices
The Republican ticket is composed of sterling, honest men fit for their nominated offices. Voters can trust they will safeguard public business and ensure the people are satisfied with administration. Each candidate has peculiar fitness for the role and any intelligent voter can support them regardless of past party votes.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Ohio River
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Hoosier Line
Powell
Dungan
Calling young men to form Foraker clubs and Glee groups
The passage urges young men to organize Foraker clubs and Glee clubs to boost enthusiastic country campaigns. It claims singing and speeches by active members will draw crowds and sustain interest, encouraging readers to try the idea and expect surprising levels of engagement.
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Foraker
Rural districts urged to back legislation expansion
Editorial urges rural voters to support the legislative question and extend the legal-option feature to townships and counties. It says saloon influence must be curbed and traffic restrained, and asserts Republicans are the trusted party to enforce these measures.
Reunion of Federal and ex Confederate Soldiers in Mexico
Former Union and Confederate veterans plan a reunion in Mexico Missouri with a slogan urging pictures of Cleveland to stay down along the march route. The message asserts progress and prosperity tied to honest labor and contentment.
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Mexico
G. A. Kt
Cleveland
Persistent Resolve Defies Misfortune In Wartime Prose
A stern exhortation urges steadfast effort through hardship. It promises honor if one endures and warns of contempt if one yields. The language emphasizes unflinching perseverance, trench work, and relentless determination under pressure.
A Straight Up and Down Religion Sermon Plumb Line
In Brooklyn the sermon uses the plumb line as a symbol for God's standard of right. Dr Talmage warns against worldly pressure in business and society, urges personal reform, and calls for a strict Bible grounded life to withstand temptation and preserve character.
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Herod
Charles Guiteau
Jim Fisk
Robespierre
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Charles
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Alexander
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Henry
Christ
Lord Nelson
Maria ‘Theresa
The Plumb Line and the Call to Right Living
A preacher condemns reckless fun and worldly drink, urging repentance through the plumb line of righteousness. He contrasts doomed sin with the saving cross and calls listeners to seek eternal life at hand, citing historical empires to show divine judgment.
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Pit Keathly
Amos
Understanding solder types and their melting points
The text explains hard and soft solders by their melting temperatures. Hard solders fuse at red heat and need a forge or blowpipe, a brazing process. Soft solders melt below about 300 degrees C and can be applied with a soldering iron or mouth flowpipe.
Chicago Club Secures a Promising Young Pitcher Sprague
The Chicago Club signs C. W. Sprague a Vermont left handed pitcher aged twenty one with a strong early showing against New York. He joins captain Anson after a solid debut and signals stronger pitching depth for Chicago in the 1887 pennant race. Detroit meanwhile bids for Anson offering ten thousand dollars to obtain his release as pennant hopes hinge on management changes.
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Jie van Haltren
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Pirth Avenue Haven
A. G. Spalding
Dean Sun
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