Coloreds Vote in Ohio Stir Reds on Elective Honors
A long excerpt from a local excerpt shows heated debate over African American political influence. It notes a state board member list, mentions Hamilton County election results, and cites Cincinnati newspapers arguing the negro vote saved the Republican ticket while warning of future political risks and racial policy shifts. The piece frames race as a pivotal factor in state politics.
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Cincinnati Times
Hamilton County
Sherwood
Totussos
Jovernos
Sia
Radical Party
Ohio
Finesport Meads
Enquirer Printing Office Offices in Frondh Stay
ENQUIRER PRINTING OFFICE announces removal to the second story of the Main Street East of Locust Street. Patrons are urged to visit their new office with names of subscribers, advertisements, and all job work. Also notes safety tips for fires and offers blank forms and printed notices. Describes Shockey House in Ohio and local lodging.
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Locust Street
Thia
Lomplara
Ohio
The Model Magazine of America Promises Lively Content
An 1870 era ad and notice feature various promotions for Fine Perfumery at a Ding Store in Bis non, and a scheme offering Bonds and subscriptions to Democratic Enquirer Young Avertors. It touts entertaining stories and poems, puzzles, and travels, claims reliability, and notes a Foundry for sale in Southern Ohio with a one half interest option. Includes rag trade ads, partner solicitations, and medical elixir endorsements from local merchants.
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Democratic Enquirer
Anguérez
Ohio
Enquirer
McArthur
Avery Large Busineses
Raitroad
Addres
Haguirer Mcarthur
Oto
Maxim for Advertising in Newspapers from McArthur Merchants
A compact guide on ad strategy stressing small repeated ads over one large notice, steady campaigns, and consistent branding. Emphasizes that ongoing advertising signals legitimacy and business seriousness, noting eight new steamers under construction in Pittsburg and Boston’s population of 253,924.
Prophetic figure work linked to monarchs and stamps in a 19th century glance
The article surveys a prophetic figure with dates tied to Louis Philippe and Louis Napoleon, noting birth, marriage, and throne years. It comments on obsolete two cent stamps on checks, stamp requirements for receipts and notes, and mentions a practical balloon-bound ladies suit reflecting changing roles and dress in cities.
John B. Gough Lecture Terms Announced in Boston
Twenty six years ago John B. Gough lectured on temperance under Deacon Grant of Boston with Deacon Grant receiving a substantial fee. The terms for his lecture were ten dollars plus expenses, including those of Deacon Grant who usually traveled with him for the engagement.
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Deacon Grant
Boston
Deacon Rant
Local News of the County Prompts Subscriptions
The Ravaninae urges readers to subscribe for county news coverage offering updates on community events, public notices, and local developments. readership is invited to support reporting and stay informed about regional affairs.
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Ravaninae
Political Shift Amid Racial Pressure Report
The forcing of Negro rule upon the people has driven respectable white men from the Radical party, leaving the Democracy with nearly the entire white vote within its ranks.
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Radical Party
Sea Serpent Captured in Boston Harbor
They have at last captured a veritable Sea serpent. The rep tile was captured in Boston harbor last week. It is fourteen feet in length and twenty seven inches round in the largest portion of the body. The serpent had evidently had a battle with some large fish, as his head was broken in, and he probably ran into shoal water to elude his pursuers, when he was taken. He is covered with scales, four rows of teeth, and is variegated in color.
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Boston Harbor
Thief Schenck to Contest Ruling on Soldiers' Home Voting
Ohio Supreme Court upholds that inmates of the Dayton Soldiers' Home are not voters in Ohio elections. The ruling, in the case of Sinks v Reese, states U S jurisdiction over the asylum means residents there are not Ohio citizens for voting. The Cleveland Plaindooter mocks the decision, urging Congress not to overrule it.
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Campbell
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Supreme Court of Ohio
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David W. Reese
Court of Common Pleas
Montgomery County
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Sinks
United States
Ohio
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Supreme Court
Cleveland Plaindoater
Capitulation of Metz Ends Prolonged Siege
The siege of Metz concluded on October 27 with General Bazaine surrendering the army and garrison totaling about 150000 men including 20000 sick and wounded to the Prussian commander. The defense is praised as brave though the Prussians paid a heavy price. Details of the capitulation have not yet reached.
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Metz
Bazaine
Terrible Storm Destruction in Cuba Reported
A Cuba storm last week reportedly killed or drowned up to two thousand people and caused massive damage. Twelve thousand cattle perished, ships wrecked, and Mantanzas saw four hundred houses destroyed. A cemetery was uprooted and corpses scattered across the countryside.
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Frm
Mantanzas
Advertising proves value in Cleveland Herald claims
The Cleveland Herald reports extensive ads with about twenty columns of advertisements last Tuesday. A dry goods merchant paid six men for the week at ninety dollars per column and five hundred forty dollars for one week's advertising in a single paper by one firm, arguing that advertising will pay.
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Apyrrustxa
Cleveland Herald
Opposition grows strong to Grant renomination efforts
The passage notes mounting opposition to Grant's renomination chances. It suggests his party may not renominate him and, even if he secures the nomination through official channels, faces likely defeat by the people.
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Guard Tera
Cincinnati Woman Poisoner Sold Husband to Medical College
A Cincinnati woman who poisoned her husband also sold his body to a medical college. The case highlights a brutal sequence of crime and macabre disposal, drawing attention to early 20th century legal inquiries into medical anatomy trades and domestic homicide.
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Cincinnati
Medical College
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