Democratic Primary Election Notice and county details
Public notice outlines Democratic primary procedures for Henry County Ohio in April 1888. It lists offices to be elected, polling hours, ballot rules, election judges and supervisors by township, and required oaths for officials administering votes. It emphasizes party control and counting procedures.
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Talli
Wales
Jude
Ciaramslyer
Yotom
Henry
Noel Frilly
Ohio primary announcements and state legislative notes
Primary election notices outline a $3 fee for Hokets across voting precincts in Columbus and details on a Democratic primary date set for April 1885. The legislative column covers recent laws and debates in Columbus and Cleveland, including liquor licensing amendments, reforms to railroad police, and race-related schooling cases, with commentary on party dynamics and procedural outcomes.
Fire sinks King home as family leaps to safety
A blaze closed the King residence at 1840 Pine Street trapping Mrs King and children on the fourth floor. The husband jumped and disappeared in flames as neighbors fled with mattresses. Three people died including a five year old and the baby, while Mrs King and others survived with injuries after dramatic escapes. A nearby wife and sister of Mrs King perished in the fire that spread to multiple rooms while firefighters rushed to the scene.
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John A. King
Pine Street
King
Mod Airs
Nile
Mira Faumarton
Mr. King
The Folly of Sectionalism in 1888 Politics
An opinion piece arguing against labeling the 1888 contest as sectional. It weighs Northern and Southern vote shares, estimates population growth, and questions whether Cleveland or Blaine reflect genuine national unity. It notes how sectional framing could mislead voters and hints at political strategy surrounding the "bloody shirt" rhetoric. The piece ends by critiquing disunion rhetoric tied to Cleveland’s administration and references a quoted divorce case.
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Blaine
Evarts
Wall
Cleveland
Democratic Party
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Indiana
Mr. Blaine
Evarte
Bam
Florida
Virginia
Delaware
West Virginia
Ieeland
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nevada
Oregon
Senatti
Mr. Everts
Sale of a Railroad By Jones at $15000 Bid
The sale of the Cleveland, Phos and St Louis Narrow Gauge railway assets occurred in the United States Courtroom with A W Jones of Youngstown making the opening bid of 15000 dollars the minimum valid bid. Erie Car Trust Company representatives noted two engines and several cars belonged to the firm but were not part of the sale. Bondholders effectively financed the purchase with Major Goodspeed as master commissioner and witnesses including James Callery and Joseph Boehner present. The road may be improved and possibly extended but no definite plans announced. A Tom Lawson letter to the Toledo Fest denies that pecceiie are sane at end. miners may return if the onerous contract is withdrawn. Republican Urbans nominate Gen Kennedy for Governor.
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Saurs
Aline
Saul
Utmum
Senate
Bent
Roche
Oba
Erie
Brave
House
Turnett
Haley
Cuyahoga
Peet
Hamilton
Ohio
Myers
Columbus
Burnett
Cleveland
Ani
Man
Manarna
Cltme
Democratit
Con Atton
vMlees
Delocratio
Postotfioes
EL Dick
A. W. Jones
Youngstown
Cleveland, Phos & St. Louis
Comany
Fenwea
Jones
Penaee
Wim, Semple
Allegheny
James Callery
Siena Western
Joseph Boehner
Delphos
The
Bee
Mple
Beeth
Tom Lawson
Toledo
Pecceiie
Nelsonville
Monny Creek
Met
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London
D. J. Belay
Western Reserve Democrat
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United States
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Brown
Portsmouth
Andrew Jackson
Postal Telegraph Company
Richmond
English Electrician
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Lo Bry Bo Pask
J. Naulk
Pittsburg
Stark County
Penneck Manufacturing Co
Kennet Square
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