Democratic Primary Election in Vinton County Ohio 1874
The Democracy of Vinton County Ohio calls a Democratic Primary Election on Saturday July 20 1874 at listed precincts to elect county officers including Clerk Treasurer Probate Judge Coroner and Commissioner. At each site a Chairman and two tellers will receive votes keep a poll book tally and forward results to the County Central Committee in McArthur by order of the Central Committee John Mayo Chair.
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Vinton County
Ohio
F Sue
Corones
Linton
Komilon
Balts Behoot
Richland
Alledayille
Willepryille
Brown
Eagle
Ewan
Jackson
Tilk
Mabon
Harrison
Vinton
Kaus
War Town
Shivay
Tollett
Coumty
Democratic Central Committee Announces Vinton County Primary
At a July 6 1872 meeting the Democratic Central Committee for Vinton County invites all voters opposed to the current Administration to abide by Cincinnati and Baltimore conventions and support the Democratic ticket to participate in the primary on Saturday July 20 1873. Gunning chairman and James M McGrurvear secretary signed.
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Vinton Pene
Ohio
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Dem
Gunning
M. McGruurvear
Telegram Receives Greeley Endorsement From National Convention
From Hamden a gentleman reports the National Democratic Convention in Baltimore endorses Greeley. This is the only press note up to deadline. A 5:40 p.m. Hocking Valley train experienced a cloud of bees entering the engine cab. The engineer and fireman were showered in bees but unhurt after a brief struggle, with the crew eventually driving the insects away.
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Baltimore
Hamden
Greeley
Hocking Valley
Liberal candidates urge six McArthur Enquirer copies
In county politics a liberal slate dominates the front, with one candidate ordering six McArthur Enquirer subscriptions. The note claims all nominees will triumph and urges readers to subscribe for the paper. The terse plea invites attendees to present names and join the effort.
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Liberat
The
McArthur Enquirer
Poquiter
Colfax Attacks Grant in Philadelphia Nomination Letter
Colfax condemns the Philadelphia slate saying men are nothing and Grant, as an executive, is nearly a cipher. Senator Captom Herald correspondent quotes that Grant is making money from his position.
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Colfax
Philadelphia
Grant
Captom
Railroad Tax Debate Sparks Township Warnings
A speech urges free discussion on a railroad tax with farmers urged to back a North South line. The piece notes political tensions, flag pelting at a meeting, and mixed reactions to the Grant and Wilson ticket as Illinois Democrats and Liberals unite in Springfield.
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Illinois
Springfield
Koerner
Greeley
Important U S Farm and Wage Totals Amid Economic Figures
The document lists farm values and production figures for the United States including farming implements, machinery, orchard outputs, and garden produce. It mentions William Loyd Garrison writing to Senator Sumner defending Grant and his reelection, labeling him a lifelong traitor.
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United States
Wm. Loyd Garrison
Boston
Union
Hell
Sumner
Grant
Butler's Opinion of Grant and Railroad Extension News
A letter from F Borie criticizes Grant's fitness for the presidency amid political maneuvering. The Baltimore and Ohio railroad plans a 30 mile southward extension from Shawnee City to Hamden, creating a north south line to the Ohio River at Portsmouth. Ross county voters approve a tax to fund the rail line. Chillicothe and Ele township comparisons urged.
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Butler
Grant
Bay VU
Neaw Lan Eaville
Mass
Smith
Johnson
Ens. F. Borie
Ttia
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Newark, Somerset and Straiteville
Shawnee City
Hamden
Marisetta
Cincinnati
Baltimore and Ohio
Sandusky
Ohio River
Portsmouth
Ross County
Ele Township
Chillicothe
Radicals at Philadelphia Convention and Money Order Reform
The piece notes Garrett Smith as a Vice-President at the office-holders convention in Philadelphia, linked to Horace Greeley’s opponents. It mentions forthcoming circulars to money order offices altering ten dollar or less issuances with a five cent fee, and repeats the prior charge. It also reports two freight trains collided near Symmessee on Friday, destroying cars, delaying mail, with no injuries and questions about missing Cincinnati papers.
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Horace Greeley
Jeff Davis Yail
Garrett Smith
Arch
Philadelphia
Freice
M. Rk. KR
Symmessee
Jost
Legion
Cincinnati
Avenue of crops and county notes from Athens area
Ancient notes from Athens County include a dead crop near Amenville and warm weather last week. Local items report a tax change, a railroad vote, public picnic plans, injuries to a boy and a worker, and various community notices and editorials from McArthur and surrounding townships.
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Tne Farmera
Athens County
Ramovale Drugs At Old Brick Corner To New Room
An advertisement notes Q T Gowwino moved his drug store from the Old Brick Corner to a new room in Will's New Building on Main Street near Gilman Ward & Co. He pledges a fine selection of drugs, medicines, oils, paints, books, stationery, and more with prescriptions filled at reasonable rates and invites old customers and new patrons to visit.
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Q. T. Gowwino
Will
Gilman, Ward & Co
Main Street
Bel
Ohio
Ohio Judge Rules Dayton Inmates Vote Rights
Judge Welsh of the Ohio Supreme Court reverses himself on Dayton National Military Asylum inmates, declaring they are Ohio citizens and eligible to vote, a decision tied to his renomination. Also recounted is the lynching of Mary Belle Secor, a 14 year old killed near Celina, with three suspects abducted from Celina jail and hanged by a crowd.
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Welsh
Supreme Court of Ohio
National Military Asylum
Dayton
Ohio
Trner
Absalom Kimble
Tiavah Kimble
Alex McCloud
Mary Belle Secor
Vaus
Celina
Mercar County
Railroad route located from Athens to Pomeroy crosses Ohio river at Monkey Run
The railroad line from Athens to Pomeroy is located, joining the Ohio River at Monkey Run. Work will start immediately with a 12 month completion target. Wik township lies in the woods, McArthur remains fenced, and taxpayers urged to vote Railroad yes on the 234 list. Stanton’s dying words condemned Grant’s fitness to govern. The note ends with a dental advertisement for Dr. Bowers at Hulbert House.
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Athens
Pomeroy
Ohio River
Monkey Run
Columbus
Wik Township
McArthur
Notice to debtors for T A Marti and Son
Those owing money to T A Marti and Son are requested to call and settle accounts. All unpaid accounts and notes after the present time will be placed in the hands of collectors unless arrangements are made. McArthur July 16, 1872.
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T. A. Marti & Son
Eithy
Ate
Rimer
Otherwlac Arvanond
IN & Son
McArthur
Advertise By Burlington Route To Western Points
Town Nebraska Kansas California describes Burlington Route lines to Omaha Lincoln St Joseph and Kansas City. It touts fast trains Pullman cars safety air brake and connections, inviting readers to request a large map and railroad information from General Passenger Agent Burlington Route, Burlington Iowa.
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Burlington
Drom
Ouaba
Lincoln
Nebraska
Platte
St. Joseph
Kynsan City
Kanan
Bartingston
Towa
Fragmented notes from a 19th century tuition dispute
Fragmented OCR text references tuition, a person named Avon, a youth age around 22, and travel to a car workshop or school setting. The passage describes a sequence of events including a journey, payments, and complaints about paving work, with unclear names and dates. The readable facts are minimal and scattered.
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