Political disputes and wartime politics in 19th century Ohio and New Orleans
Fragmented notes describe Democratic committees in Ohio inviting members to a meeting on February 7 1878. Reports claim factions in New Orleans restrained from shooting by U S troops. Mention of Grant seeking military display, Pennsylvanias Senator Scott pushing a liquor ban bill, and Republican disfavor toward Colfax with possible Vice President candidacy shifts.
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Demosratle State Central
Atte Central
Ohio
Dito
Columban
Allen
Chalrean
Reallawaga
Carpet-Baggera
New Orleans
U. S
Grant
Reconstruction’s Record of Defeat and Divisions Across the South
The piece denounces Reconstruction events alleging election of black senators and lawmakers with criminal histories, accusing Arkansas’s senator of guilt, Georgia’s governor of stealing five million, and South Carolina’s repudiation. It claims civil war emulation in Louisiana and forecasts battles between carpetbaggers scalawags and African Americans.
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United States Senate
United States
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolina
Louisiana
Facts on taxes stir Ohio readers in 1871
Citizens confront taxation by the federal and state governments, citing official figures. The Ohio state total for last year was 2,417,987.05 with 445,578.53 carried from the prior year, leaving 1,972,409.52. Federal tax in the Tenth District for year ending June 30, 1871 was 1,109,578.62, and total state federal tax 15,149,849.11. The piece argues residents are taxed far more by the national government and suspect tariff-driven losses.
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Ohio
Leader sought to steer Democratic position amid Kansas Republican clash
The piece rails at Mueller of Ohio and derides the Radical party as it calls for a strong leader from within the Midwest. It argues for a Jeffersonian boldness to oppose Congressional usurpations and Grant, urging Pendleton or a similar figure to unite the party and sweep rivals from power. It cites John Sherman and a desire for reform.
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Kenton Democrat
Mueller
Radical
Ohio
John Sherman
Noyes
Ass Mueller
William Allen
Napoleon
Jefferson
Congress
Grant
Jelferson
Pendleton
Let the Tax Payers Remember It Critique of fraud claims and party faults
A dated editorial urges scrutiny of fraud allegations against New York City Democratic officials and contrasts it with Radical party corruption. It criticizes Congress for funding Japanese princes and a Radical Convention, arguing $50,000 pales beside oceanic looting and urging taxpayers to demand accountability.
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New York City
Charles O'Connor
Samuel J. Tildin
Senate
Grant
House of Congress
Congress
Philadelphia
Harlan
Radical Party
Pacific Ocean
Gallipolis MacArthur and Columbus Railroad Directors Meet
Official abstract of the Gallipolis MacArthur and Columbus Railroad board of directors for the year notes the election of W H Langley as president and Wm Shober as secretary, the vacancy filled by J J Cadet, and actions to start road work by late January 1872 with a 10 percent stock installment due by March 1.
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Gallipolis, MacArthur & Columbus Railroad
Shober
Gatipolis
MCA
WTI
Coug Mets
Karl Roanba
Gavibpolir
Sag
Vias
W. I. Langley
Wm. Shober
W. H. Eagle
Cornelius Karns
W. H. Langley
Charles Henkig
Direcors
J.J. Cadet
Thomas B. Davis
Aley
Gallipolis
T. B. Davis
Wholesale Villainy in Minzallon County Rail Entreaty
A sharp notice reports widespread corruption in Minzallon County from Auditor to Assessor, paralleling Chicago and New York graft. It mentions railroad subscription bonds in Lat February openings at several towns, and surveys for lines through West Virginia. Baltimore and Ohio Mail Company builds a 600000 Tushete grain elevator at Geeush Port under its control.
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Minzallon County
Hamilton County
Chicago
New York
Zanesville
Baltimore & Ohio Mail
Geeush
Baltimore
Tidewalter
Balture
Baltimore & Olin Company
Weateri
Death of IE H Hunter at Oyelogky city funeral today
The obituary notes the death of IE H Hunter. The funeral service is planned for today in Oyelogky city, with burial in the local cemetery.
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IE H Hunter
Minti
What Railroad Meeting at Logan Probed by Local Readers
Logan readers seek details on a railroad meeting advertised in Logan last Monday week. They ask if the event occurred, what action locals plan, and why Logan papers omit coverage. The Illinois temperance bill, approved by the governor, imposes bonds for liquor sellers and penalties for minors access, aiming to curb drinking statewide.
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Logan
Gallipolis
McArthur & Columns 2
Logan Papers
Toogan
McArthur
Logan Sentinel
Logan Republican
Ilinois
Farmers' and Miners' Rail Road meeting at Urbana
In Urbana on the 11th, IL YT Niles urged studying geography to show rail line benefits. He described routes from Urbana toward Chicago and Tidewater connecting coal and iron regions with trunk lines, asserting the railroad would boost national development and mineral wealth. The exchange ends with a rural quip about stealing the hen roost.
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Urbana
Niles, Esq
Fort Wayne
Michigans
Chicago
Tachinapatis
Chesapeake& Ohio
Niles
Fragmented OCR creates jumbled regional notice with names
A garbled OCR text mentions places, dates, and various names in a disrupted local notice. It reads like an unreadable mix of streets, wards, individuals, and dates with no clear event or outcome. The fragmentary content hints at a public notice or legal filing but lacks coherent details.
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