Mass Democratic Convention in Vinton County May 2 1870
The Enquirer prints a white supremacist platform urging only white men for office and jurors. A mass Democratic convention is called at the Court House to select delegates for the State Convention in Columbia on May 2 1870. Vinton County is allotted four delegates. committee leaders A J Swatez and Maryn Sonietary.
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United States
Vinton County
Court Horse
Deleygates
Columas
Jung
Teia
A.J. Swatez
Tous Maryn
Ohio Democratic State Convention set for June in Columbus
Dec 1809 meeting of Ohio Democrats resolves the next state convention be held in Columbus on June 1. Delegates are apportioned by votes for Governor George Pendleton in 1549 with counts listed for several counties. Also notes county nominees for statewide offices and officer appointments. Two women named Assistant Marshals deemed ineligible by the U S Marshall. Other items cover internal revenue policy rumors and social conditions in Paris and a Rome Georgia Rail approach incident.
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Democratic State Central Committee of
Ohio
Columbus
George II
Pendleton
Ohsio
Enid
Lero
Elerwnil
Adaniz
Jackson
Gallio
Vinton
Belato
Democratic State Central Committee
Ohin
Ucket
Supreme Court
Common Schools
Board of Public Works
Cramps X. Athy
Chininman
Tawra W. NewMan
Beckers
Walker
Cenens
United States
Southern District of
Washington City Politics and Reform Controversy Details
The mangy Mongrel party of the District of Columbia split after a convention failed to nominate a mayoral candidate. Bowen was renominated by white ward delegates, with black allies. the opposing convention, mostly white Republicans, sought to end ring rule and city bankruptcy. Reports from Danville and Ohio condemn the income tax and national Congress actions as abominations, while debates on railroad legislation connect to regional interests. The resignation of I A Towan from the Court of Common Pleas is noted, with W W Johnson appointed to fill the vacancy.
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District of Columbia
Bowen
Negro Larher
House, of Representatives
Iene Ney
Danville
United States
Amogionus
Congress
I. A. Towan
Court of Common Pleas
W. W. Jounsoy
Ironton
Poersms
Bascoms
McArthur
Ohio
Vinton County
Barber Shop Opens as Charles Mille Arrives
A Germmn barber named Charles Mille has arrived and will open a first class barber shop within two or three days. Citizens urged to call for grooming in the best style. Prospects for a railroad improve and notices call for subscriptions to the capital stock of the company. Herring and shad vanish from Virginia waters.
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Charles Mille
Tur
Destructive Fire Destroys Jones Billiard Saloon Row
A blaze at about 1 am Tuesday destroyed the Ball Alley and adjacent structures on Main Street between Jackson Street and the alley, with Net Eagan & Slocum's building as the origin. Jones and family fled, losing billiard room contents and most household goods. Jones's loss estimated around 2,000 dollars, with broader property losses totaling near 9,000 dollars. The fire spread rapidly, gutting several buildings and triggering emergency efforts as residents faced extensive property damage.
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Horace ‘Redd
Owen Dowd
Jackson Street
O. Dowd & Son
Net, Eagan &Slocum
Cincinnati
John Jones
Jones
Ley
Bayan Stocain
KD. Dodge
Jones’ Salven
Wn Tedd
Hest Felega
Jay
Dane
Hanwell
Tatts & Pewee
Willy
Natroy
Conot
Grot
Wurraron
Hal
Vast and bizarre 1869 news mix from far cities and states
A chaotic miscellany reports Paris flowers cost and imports, deep snow in New Hampshire, Staten Island real estate, Brigham Young theaters, Joliet cigar output, Carson mint progress, and Richmond tobacco fairs. It mentions a Montreal bond ad, a Connecticut wrestler, and controversial notes on race, labor, and politics, with sharp social satire and jumbled quotes.
Rail Road and Local Notices From Gallipoli 1870
Fragmentary notice lists a public sale and incorporation details for Gilliols McArthur Columbus Rail Road with dates in June 1870. It references local banks, towns in Gallipoli and New Mituna, and a town meeting for appointing officials. The text is corrupted but indicates a formal public sale and corporate actions by town authorities.
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Wautye
Corparmlats
Arthur
Davetocke
A.M. Boake
Calvin Surgeriot
Cadmus
Bewley
Gallipoli
Shatom Sp
Dmik
Batte
Siety
New Mituna
York
Laganvane
Nooking
Aitkitia
Sunspot Seen Through Smoked Glass Noted
A prominent sunspot on the sun's disc is described as clearly visible through smoked glass, marking a notable solar observation from an early astronomy report.
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