Bowen's Orion Pilviine and Court House Tale in 1872
The Enquirer recounts Bowen's Orion Pilviine saga and Worth Hide on Main Street near the Court House. It critiques federal policy under Grant, weighing economic shifts, Greenback policy, and Pendleton’s foresight, arguing workers face altered wages and days. Statements by local figures Nash Newman Bay Thurman Willson frame political choices.
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Democratic ticket nominated at Madison township meeting
Madison township voters gathered at Thomas Kenney's in Zaleski on March 20 1872 to nominate township officers for the April 1 election. John T Black Henry Robertson were named Justices of the Peace James Finnegan David Pinney Andrew K McLain and others for treasurer assessor clerk and constables. Further nominations and civic notices follow including business moves and local meetings.
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Ohio bill requires trains to whistle before crossings
A bill passed the lower house of the Ohio Legislature to compel railroad engineers to blow the steam whistle one hundred rods in advance of all wagon road crossings under penalty. The measure awaits Senate notification.
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Ohio Senator Faces Fraud Claims Over Apportionment
The Ohio Senate debated apportionment as Senator Young of Cincinnati denied plans to give Democrats any seats, while Senator Patrick mocked him into a concession. Critics say Young relies on ballot stuffing to hold power and threaten to disenfranchise 240,000 Democrats.
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