Ohio Democratic State Convention Call Discussed
Fragmented OCR notes outline a Democratic State Central Committee call for the Ohio convention in Columbus on a Thursday in 1871, detailing county delegations and representation, party unity, and the political stakes for the 1872 campaign, with emphasis on harmony and the party platform. Also mentions legislative adjournment and humane laws, plus editorial commentary on the Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Eldsley
Bute
Ove Tohey
Ohin
Uiose
Gtal
Dele
Gallia Jackson
Vinton
Cb Seioto
Thia
Ohio
Democratic State Central Committee
Charles N. Allen
James
Craft
Hyatches
Senate
Vinton County
Fires strike Canton as Roths Child Co. block damaged
A late fire in Canton nearly destroys the Roths Child Co block with estimated loss around £25000. Galion plans enlargements including new business blocks and dwelling houses as part of local improvements.
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Canton
Roths~child + Co
Galion
Hillsboro route urged for Chesapeake and Ohio link to coal region
In a lengthy discussion from 1871, local editors advocate using the Hillsboro line to connect to the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, arguing it would be the shortest cheapest route from the Kanawha mouth to Columbus and the lakes. Letters from supporters praise Mr Langley’s route concepts and urge strong organization to push a rail link through Guyandotte and Symmes Creek, highlighting mineral belts and potential through traffic.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Langley
Hillsboro
GaAttaroria
Railroad Record
Guy Tlemen
Chesapeake and Olio Road
Beary
Kanawha
Catlettsburg
Kentucky
Memphis
Guyandotte
Isra
Patreville
Galliv
Erwin Wndvice Ik
Chesap Nlge
Ohio Company
Muineral
Fiell of
Tugkson
Vinton
Haeng
Pelgy
Athens
Chesapeake and Ohio’ Company
Seary
Colombias
Symmes Creels
Todd
Mr. Huntington
Jlighweek
St. Louis
Columbus and
the Lakes
Chesapeake and Ohio
CO. B. Shaw
Symmes Creek
Trimble
Rodney
Ohio
Gambling Fraud and Military Misconduct in Utica Case
An army officer, Lt G Ten of the Seventeenth Infantry, and his wife arrive in Utica and stay at the Sherman. He uses a blank check to obtain $500, then gambles at a Dearborn Street house, loses heavily, then tries more with a $1000 and finally $2000 checks. He ends with $3,460 in losses. Maj Gen Tavsuff orders him arrested at St Paul. His sister and wife seek funds to depart. The piece also notes Methodists’ reforms in England and a street-corner anecdote about fare and tickets. It ends with miscellaneous items about local events and music publishing.
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Republicn
Dy G. Ten- 10
Seventeenth
Infantay
United States Army
Grand River Agency
Dakota Territory
The
Sherman
Fonuo
Rehale
Fies R
Randolph Street
Ife
United States
Fenno
Menno
Tavtsuff
Sheridan
St. Pauly Mion
Wheeling
Garry Monek
Willd
Utica
Enger
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Howin
Fite
Werhoe
Anue' Tispan
Patitentions
Sisson's Drug Store
Sparta
Parisons
ocTuArer
Kulertshhe
Druwes
Bishop's
Wilkesville, D.eet
Siseon's
Tom County
Wincoton
Court House
Dalton
Colutius
Howell
Dem. Con
ACIS
Powann
FETA
Nsee
Seeyer
Elon
Dy. Walden
Perry County
Wright
Common Pleas
Grant
Treasury
U.S. Marshal
New York
Army
Navy
Weaver
Tyo Minteti
Harris
Oman
Srulong
Fs, Wilcox & CO
Medrthar
Hamyteny
Allen
Lea Leary
Anih
Gottingen
Aina
Denew
Init
Vodovniyet
HAL Hola
Ie Gra Lara Ramoily- Oifureal
Vo Ratin the CO
Jonve
Polygatists
Kingdom of ‘Heaven
Tyrah
Tewis Green
New Lexington Herald
Dresden Monitor
Muskingum ‘Valley Railroad
Place
Zanesville
Hummel
Caerny
Paris
J. Fischer & Bro
Dayton
Biacher
Day
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