Meetings Schedule for Democracy Liberal Mas pabillonna
Notices list meeting dates and locations across multiple townships. Speakers include Claypoolt Kid McGliivray, Mayor, Danfeld Callen, S. A. Nash, and others. Dates span September 6 to September 18 with venues at schools and halls in centers like CENTER SCHOOL-HOUSE Vinton Hickial town, SAMPSON SCHOOL-FLOURE, BAYLE township, Wilkesville, Allensville, Namden, and Claypoate.
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Democracy
Mas Pabillonna
Center School
Mayor
Claypoole
Achool-Hoube
Bayle Township
Mc“illlivray
Claypoote
Zaleaki
Mowlay
Spanker
Danfeld
Callen
Wilkesville
Satan
Her
Daniel J. Callow
A. Nash
Allensville
Wednomiiy Afernoas
Bape Tomer
Wash and Mayo
McArthur
Katuniny
How
Allen
Namden
Mayo
Claypoate
Eget Gunning
Corman
Ohio Governor Foutenspen Noyes Under Fire in Greeley Support Debate
An excerpt mocks Ohio Governor Waes E. Foutenspen Noyes described as a blackguard who struts with a fierce voice and a wooden leg. The piece accuses his supporters of thievery and quips that a local audience member questions indictments and penitentiary actions in Hamilton County, highlighting political hostility and legal ambiguities.
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Waes E. Foutenspen Noyes
Ohio
Greeley
Jerome
Piaghin Tassilton County
Staal
Gin. Bingr
Eloquent Irish Orator Callen Promises Campaign Speech
Hon D J Callen of Mercer County will speak on the live campaign issues in a spirited address. He urges supporters to travel by any conveyance to hear the fearless presentation of the platform.
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Rue Ommy
Ann Na Gr
Par Monte
Comélane
Adina
Pastor and Pubnitier
MeArahut
Mercer County
Angeeua
Mons I
United States
Langell
Wayne
Ohio
Aventor
Auil
Dingglets
Bundy Speech Draws Crowd in Town Meeting
Hezekiah Bundy spoke to about 660 to 700 residents at the courthouse after a procession of 93 whites and 71 colored. The orator critiqued Sumner, Schurz, Greeley, and Tipton while Col. Coates teased with humor. Bundy warned colored voters of rights loss if melt is elected, and Jones recounted anecdotes as Bundy’s aid.
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Bundy
Hezekiah Bundy
Homer C. Jones
Greenup Court
Emerald Isle
Jones
Hezekiah
Sumner
Schurz
Greeley
Trumbull
Tipton
Beeple
Congress
Nasby
Jack
Donn Pint
Mr. Bundy
Melt
Bat Om Mate
Howes
Sherman
Frank
Narrow-minded blockheads attack opponents in campaign rhetoric
The piece contrasts past Democratic attacks with current Liberal Republican criticisms. It cites names like Guerney Nasir Nash and Senator Jones, noting a shift from praise to slander. The author argues that former allies turn to vile allegations, labeling these actions as gutter politics in the district.
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Beada
Honore Guerney
Tromaon
Sciorz
Suawen
Bangs
A. Nasu
H. C. Jones
Nash
Johas
Portsmouth
Jones
Vinton County
Hamden
North Carolina
al Nasir
Gallia
Congress
Nasir
Bunny
Tle
Jonas
Nasu
Nasn
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K. C. Jones
Grantite fraud and loan schemes reported in Missouri
A fragmentary report describes residents of Lexington Missouri involved in money schemes. It mentions a man named Tussar Camren who allegedly stole seven thousand dollars and bribed a vote, plus others allegedly loaning money on mortgages amid political intrigue.
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Lexington
Tussar Camren
Grant Ri
McArthur
Vised
Ashington
Gna
Jonian
Cassia
Meetings for Hon. P. Van Tramp and others in September
A long list of scheduled political meetings across Ohio and nearby towns. Dates span September and October with venues including Portamanith Newark and Columbus. Speakers include Hon. P Van Tramp Hon J B Jones and Col Goulding among many others.
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Aguila Wiley
Portematith
Reptember
Hivetnoon
Hellen
Aconton
Hon. P. van Tramp
Hwapakonetty
Mioay
J. B. Jones
Marie Ayiaanton
Newark
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W. H. Oldham
Shull
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Aie
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Newicks
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Pekinyfternoon
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Marion
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Afornoon
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Fragmentary OCR Notes From Unreadable German Meeting
An unreadable OCR fragment references German terms and names like Mebein an, Thieme, and Ghdenine. The text appears to mix months, meetings, and locations with garbled phrasing, lacking coherent events or clear identities. No verifiable event or outcome can be determined.
Mighty man warns district in Grant Convention era
A colored region paper notes Hon Homer C. Jones threatens to campaign against Neat al Laverance county if nominated for Congress. The piece links the threat to a prior loss in a State Senate race and flags vigilance ahead of October and November ballots.
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Jeb
Homer C. Jones
Neatal Laverance County
Congress
Buxpy
Neal
Insidential
Grant
Connes Defaulter Opposes Greeley Election
Pension Agent Connes, among Grant’s defaulters totaling $100000, argues that Greeley’s election would be prejudicial to the country’s financial prosperity.
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Connes
Grant
Greeley
Local Sale Adettes Rare Collectibles For Sale
Fragmented notice advertises a sale of photographs, silk items, chromos, and portraits in Wille Ballaiyyy, with very cheap prices. Emphasizes variety and low cost despite garbled captioning.
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Stowe
Wille
Wilsons Views on Irish and German Voters in 1867 Speech
A harsh denunciation of foreigners by Henry Wrox, candidate for Vice President on the Great Corruption Ticket. A Worcester speech alleges anti foreign sentiment and urges Irish and German Americans to avoid supporting Wilcox and Grant supporters. It cites a Louisville convention attempt funded by the administration, naming Dianies O Conor and J Q Adams as nominees who declined, and accuses Grant backers of bribery and perks.
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Henry Wrox
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Wilcox
Useness Grant
Louisville
Grant
Dianies O'Conor
J. Q. Avams
Judge Lyons
Virginia
Barrels Promised From Local Maker Near Post Office
Janus Mc Farnay near the Post Office at Zasloski sells barrels by the wagon load. He promises any size of durable, low cost boat barrels and invites customers for cider, pork, or other barrels. He employs skilled workmen and uses good material and will visit town soon with a load.
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Zasloski
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