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Newspaper
Democratic Enquirer
Location
Mcarthur, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1870
Page
1
Vinton County Negro Suffrage Debate and Voter Pressure
In 1867 voters in Vinton County rejected negro suffrage including rights to vote sit on juries and attend white schools. By April the niggers had votes in many townships and a few in Hik Township. The piece targets Republicans urging them to oppose black voting and jury service while recalling prior opposition and urging turnout on October 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Swan
Congress
Hik Township
Elk
Republican Party
Organizing Democratic District Clubs in Vinton County
The text urges Democrats in each School District and Township in Vinton County to form Club organizations. Members should enroll, attend meetings weekly, and read from newspapers or documents provided by the Democratic Central Committee. Notices with officers and members’ names should be sent to McArthur for central coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
McArthur
Central Committee
Taxes and debt critique in a tax ridden republic
The note attacks national debt and government excess, urging readers to oppose the fiscally profligate. It accuses office holders of seeking support for subscriptions to the paper and promises to collect payments, highlighting Omani el W. Annats as the agent.
Pro tracted Meeting and Blanks for Sale
For Fine Perfumery, go to Sis son's Drug Store. Blanks of all kinds offered at this office with blank books and printed dockets. Ray A B Santana held a prolonged meeting at the MeDia School House in Wear Scioto Township Ross County on Saturday evening last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisson
Justices of the Peace
Canatabos
Ray. A. B. Santana
MeDia School Mouse
Wear Scioto Township
Ross County
Faded Trade Notices From Old New York Page
Fragmented OCR text describes patent related terms and agents filing by day. Mentions circular, a printer or operator, and a New York address. Unclear names and specifics but indicates a trade or patent notices theme on a historical page.
Ayer's Medicines and Political Prognostication
For Ayer's Medical Medicines go to W Sisson's. A prophecy predicts a total eclipse of the Radical party in October. The eclipse will be visible nationwide, especially in Ohio's eleventh Congressional District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Tod
W. Sisson
Bown Pro
Radical Party
Ohio
Ohio Tax Law On Bonds Affects Farmers And Bankers
A 1869 Ohio general assembly act imposes taxation on bonds treasury notes and fractional currency held in the state. It requires annual returns, assessment by county auditors, and tax collection through the county treasurer with penalties for nonpayment. The text critiqued notes exemptions for bondholders, calls for tariff reform and mentions contemporary political debates on tree trade and naturalization provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
United States
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Oneh Wird
National Bank
Ansiors
Aakesor
Parsons, Company
Snch
Visit Every Neighbor in Vinton County Rally Call
A call urges every Democrat in Vinton county to take personal duty for organizing their school district and visiting every neighbor. No deferment for older or prominent figures, rank set aside, and all must move to the front and stay active in the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Himmself
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remedy Adclaims Merit
An advertisement touts Nature's Hair Restorative as clean safe and effective. It urges readers to ask their druggist or send a sheet to Proctor Bros in Gloucester Massachusetts. The copy emphasizes intrinsic merit and notes growing popularity of the Sicilian Hair Rojnower product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Proctor Bros
Gloucester
Mass
Hall
Human ruin and recovery through German bitters promoted
A fragment portrays a tormented individual labeled a “human ruin” seeking recovery with Hineae and German Bitters or Rvaland's German Tonic. The publisher notes a transfer of Tun Hearth and Home to Measra Orange Todd & Co and mentions Baltimore pharmacy officials sending an annual circular, plus a Geneva New York nursery catalog for Autumn 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hineae
Wathh Schooland
Rvaland
Orange Todd & Co
Mosara, Pettengill & Co
North Adams shoemakers shift to Democratic ticket support
In North Adams Massachusetts shoemakers and nearby workers openly declare their intent to vote Democratic, arguing labor interests now align with the party. The text notes a broader belief that laborers nationwide will soon recognize this alignment as they consider the costs of war in Europe. It estimates at least 200000 soldiers have died or been maimed thus far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Massachusetts
New England
Europe
Fragmented Political Clamor and Farragut Death Echoes
Reports reflect Farragut’s death sparking half mast honors in Britain, while his funeral stirred little attention from U S leaders. Maryland to Missouri politics split Radicals with McClurg Brown battling for Maine governorship. Democrats back Brown. Rosecrans visits. Democratic gains noted in Vermont. Tax burdens and tariffs criticized as hurting labor, while industry profits rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Twain
Drake
McClurg
Schurz
B. Gratz Brown
Brown
Sum remedy for Chilla and Fever Ayer’s Agua Curo
An 1890s style note touts a universal remedy labeled to ease chills fever and related discomforts. It claims quick relief through a tonic formula attributed to cooling agents and restorative herbs, urging readers to try the preparation for swift health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Huegesteee on Rec ord and land policy
The Mongrel party claims retrenchment while transferring vast public domain to speculative Shylocks. Senator Wilson warns the public against continuing the party after 1872. The piece accuses Congressmen of enriching themselves through land theft and criticizes Greeley for abandoning land for the landless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brother Greeley
Wilson
Massachusetts
How the Funding Bill De frauds the People
The piece accuses the last Congress of a funding bill that harms taxpayers in three ways. It denies the right to tax Federal Government bonds, blocks redeeming bonds at the holder’s option to stop interest, and forbids paying bonds in greenbacks or gold at fifty cents on the dollar. It claims about 750 million of a 1.6 billion bond total is shifted from the people to bondholders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicana
Congress
Slaughter of Sheep and Political Crises Amid Ohio Debate
The Cleveland Leader reveals widespread sheep slaughter tied to anti wool policies, contrasts South Carolina under bayonet power with Radical rule, and notes United States Judge Bond on Fifteenth Amendment jurisdiction. It cites German-American views on Radical politics, criticizes land grabs and tariff policies, and announces Ralph Leete’s nomination for Congress by the Portsmouth District Democracy.
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United States
Bond
Congress
New York Journal
New York
Germany
Portsmouth
Ralph Leete
Ironton
Leete
Ohio
Obi
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