White Barber Wanted and Political Call to Action
The Enquirer urges readers to notice a white barber position in McArthur Ohio with shop and tools provided. It then weighs in on the 1870 state and federal elections, opposing Mongrel officials and Radical Party leaders, and calling for honest candidates, low taxes, and constitutional fidelity. The piece spurs unity among opponents of the current regime to elect trustworthy state officers and congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mungrellam
Thia
Hof
Jon Joss
McArthur
Ohio
Congress
Huldus
Radical
Railroad plans and political attacks echo regional tensions
Crallipolis McArthur and Columbus Rail road may begin soon as an extension bill changes nine five year terms for unfinished lines. The Circleville Democrat criticizes Democratic stance on the Fifteenth Amendment, warns against negro votes and centralization, and notes local election shifts and tax issues in McArthur.
Ohio Secretary Of State commissions about a thousand Justices of the Peace
The Ohio Secretary of State announces the annual commission of roughly one thousand Justices of the Peace across the state. The action formalizes appointments for local judiciary duties and public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State of
Ohio
An Irish Election Judge at Circleville Obeys the Law
A Circleville Ohio election judge explains he followed the law to exclude noncitizens from voting on the April 4 election. He cites the state constitution and court rulings, defends oath of office, and criticizes an editor for insults toward Irish descendants while asserting his loyalty to country and duty. The piece notes related local political and legislative items and a controversial Times editor’s remarks about race and voting at Fourth Ward polls.
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James
Anghem
Ingham Brow
Clara
Euzohe
Chillicothe Register
McArthur
Circleville
Ohio
Circleville Democrat
Vinton County
Circleville Union
United States
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
C.J. Hitchcock
Cnton
Trishman
New York
The
Union
Teuer
Portsmouth
the Times
Fourth Ward
City Treasury Loss Alleged in St Louis Gambled Away
Report claims the St Louis city treasury diverted about 120000 dollars in speculative stock gambles, with sources stating financial mismanagement and missing funds. Officials have not released detailed accounting findings and promise a formal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Treasury of
St. Louis
Canal across the Isthmus of Darien cost debate grows
The text notes rising discussion in both American and European circles over building a canal across the Isthmus of Darien with latest data estimating seventy to one hundred million dollars. It argues the ultimate commercial gains would be vast, while immediate benefits fall to ship owners. engineers estimate transport costs by sea route at about one twenty fifth of rail costs. It also mentions Senate inquiry into animal cruelty in cattle transport and a New York Assembly bill to protect animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
United States Senate
New York Assembly
Isthmus
Darien
Populishun politics and bank news in Ohio
A mixed slice of editorials and notices discusses goperformance of black voters and Republican rhetoric around Hayes and taxes. It notes the Bank of Portsmouth forming under free banking law with $25,000 capital and Kinney family as incorporators, plus Ralph Leete named trustee of the Ohio Agricultural College for the Eleventh District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Bank of
Portsmouth
Ohio
Capitol
Peter Kinney
J. W. Kinney
William Kinney
Ralph Leete
Trenton
Hayes
Ohio Agricultural College
Proclamation on 15th Amendment Spars in Democratic Press
The Tifin Advertiser notes Grant's proclamation praising the 15th Amendment while condemning it as an outrage and swindle enforced by force. Democratic views blame the Radical party. debates on voting laws include residence restrictions and Soldiers' Home voters. The American Senator Directory by Stowell & Co advertises services for agents and newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Radical Party
Tifin Advertiser
Sea Moss Farine Promoted as Cheap Nutritious Food
An advertisement touts Sea Moss Farine as a cheap healthful food. For twenty five cents a package from druggists or grocers, it yields sixteen quarts of Blanc Mange and similar pudding dishes. Marketed as the world’s healthiest and finest nourishment, it includes Carrageen derived products and related desserts.
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Eagle Furnace
Sheriff Booth
Joseph K Will
Kansasity
Missouri
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Tur
Peoples
Washington
Mississippi
Revels
Ebbitt House
Hudson River Railway
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Trnch
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Bam
Dateh
Trish
Court House
New Mexico
Sisterhood
America
Dayton
Montgomery County
Senapayor
GP. Stowell & Co
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Newarks
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Ming Hachtl
Joel
Hist
Goth
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Anchor Lawers
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Aber
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Mabie Hoken Ofwaldus
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Liwest
Railton
Yorke
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Acehlent Insuration Co
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R. D. Harrisoc
Gherife
Pinson County
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Finker
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Fioak
Ore
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Phryoantio
Vinton
Bey
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Anne Doswith
Dovugh Anbar
Pat Vinton
M' Mn Coun
Claypoote
J. Mt. Cmguutany
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Thernin
Eine
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Cho
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Pra Wy
Utah
Ovid Ayell
Dauchy & CO
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Res
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Cxlioritie
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MLK
Ryetenn
Restirliut
Elvin Mentinaulx Capella
Popourcan
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