Political fire in Indiana and Michigan races linger in era editorials
The piece mocks Republican zeal for Harrison and Reid while noting labor groups backing Whitelaw Reid and condemning postmaster politics. It cites Michigan Supreme Court rulings swing six electoral votes to Democrats and lampoons Taft era graft, with references to ministers, editors, and party loyalties in Indiana and Minnesota headquarters.
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Harrison
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Harrison Support and State Vote Totals From Port Clinton
The Port Clinton News reports on Harrison's national nomination prospects with state totals and tensions. It notes misstatements about Harri son’s vote counts across Alabama Arkansas Georgia and other states and discusses Democratic reactions, veteran pensions, and invitations to the World's Fair dedication with comments on Blaine and President Arthur.
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Kentucky
West Virginia
Mississippi
Missouri
North Carolina
Izito St
South Carolina
Tengemes
Texas
Bebo
Harrison
Moo Tened
Cumbere
Alma
Local Notes and Rumors From Ridgeville Area
Ridgeville residents report a storm coming Saturday and mention Isaac Pope of Wauseon moving items to Gilmore's house. Absent victory hopes for November are voiced by Abe Feustermacher about Harrison. Myrtie Chapman closes her Fat Miss Clara Tubba school in Gehrett district Friday. Local trips, remodeling, and visits populate the day. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertised as a cure. readers invited to request details from Hood & Co.
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Bigram
Isaac Pope
Wauseon
Gilmore
Abe Feustermacher
Harrison
Myrtie Chapman
Clara Tubba
Gehrett
W. H. Walcott
Iton County
Wause
Pega
Mra. Kline
McComb
James Emery
al Barton
Rose Gleason
Chas
Emery
Defiance
Donovans Record Earns Democratic Backing in District
An editorial in the Defiance Republican-Ezprena praises Congressman Donovan for his strong Democratic support despite not voting on the silver issue. It commends his dedication to soldiers and farmers, noting his record and devotion to public interests, while lamenting the lost vote on the silver bill. The piece urges continued Democratic endorsement this fall. A garbled ad at the end promotes liver pills with dubious claims.
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Donovan
Strong ticket in Democratic Ohio convention at Columbus
The Democratic State Convention at Columbus nominated a strong slate with J. B. Driggs for Supreme Court long term and Thomas Beers for short term, W. H. Wolfe for Clerk, James P. Seward and H. H. Sternberger as presidential electors, and Wm. H. Wolfe for Clerk of Supreme Court. The platform pledged support for the national Democratic ticket, tariff reform, and opposition to McKinley era protection. The body adjourned after approving the ticket and platform.
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Norton
Jas. £. Senl
Th. Nurion
Taylor
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Monroe County
Supreme Jodie
Thirns Heers
Crawford County
WL Waite
Fairfield County
Supreme Court
R.A. Jones
Cleveland
J. K. Myers
John B. Driggs
Thomas Beers
Wm. H. Wolfe
Board of Public Works
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H. H. Sternberger
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Democratic Party Pledge for Pensions and Reform
The passage argues for disenfranchising a portion of electors, seeks national representation and reform, urges removal of corrupted officials from charitable institutions, and pledges strong pensions for soldiers, widows, and orphans. It critiques the previous Democratic administration as corrupt and advocates renewal in government and society.
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Democratic Party
Will Be Nominated All Chicago Today
A fragmented political letter discusses Maine Republicans and a Senate nomination replacing an unnamed opponent. The author condemns Blaine and the 1889 mail postage pledge, predicts public benefit from Blaine’s defeat, and critiques party ingratitude while noting Bar Harbor and Blamne references.
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Chicago Today
Bewildering Grandeur at Tenth Annual Campus Celebration
A garbled 19th century style notice touts the Tenth Annual Campus Celebration with grand Pyrotechnics, military displays, and spectacle. It mentions a Chicago production, a Pekin theater, and a vast firework show including water-fountain devices, with promises of enormous crowds and lavish effects.
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Haj
Chicago
Ib Rugalris
Oreck
Wiley
Monte Op Po
Pokli
Grewnor
Graud
Chilo
Pilo
Amerton
Reward Notice For Rebio Oil Claims Cures
An advertisement offers a $100 reward and promotes Rebio oil claiming to cure nervous and sexual disorders, pain, insomnia, and other ailments. It lists price options, a money back guarantee, and a guaranteed cure, with contact details for A. P. Karnmorr, M. D., Toledo Ohio. It also mentions veterinary uses and other products.
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M. D
Toledo
Jon Blank
Marriage of Aitenhaver Bursene Ditteshaver and Jim Ade Abbinsee Sureetie
An odd wedding notice notes Leo J. Ditteshaver and Jim Ade Abbinsee Sureetie as the couple. Rev. Harsbe of the First Congregsodal Chand officiated in Astrabate, Ovom amid friends and relatives. The groom, a former Nepaleos boy, is referenced with his family.
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Aitenhaver
Bursene
Leo J. Ditteshaver
Jim Ade
Harsbe
Woo
J. B. Dhttenhaver
Willey Slaying Case Sentenced to Thirteen Years in Penitentiary
Harry Willey dubbed the Deanen slayer received a thirteen year term in the penitentiary after a jury found manslaughter in the incident involving George Krote. Judge Boook stated the sentence was justified by the evidence though Willey claimed self defense amid intense fear. Willey asked mercy and cited potential exculpatory facts learned after trial. he was escorted to the penitentiary by Sheriff Awing. N. Elford of Marion township attended on Monday.
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Boook
Lin
Willer
Jay
George Krote
Krote
Dows
Oseo
John W. Winn
Withey
Willey
Sheritt Awing
Dog Legislation and Village Council Actions
Napoleon village council held a regu lar session addressing a river area washout and appointing Ca hill and Samso to investigate and remedy. A mad dog incident near Hodson prompted talk of dog control and a three month contract for a municipal monitor. An engineer candidate offered services for six dollars monthly. The mayor appointed Sarah Leist to fill an unexpired term. An ordinance on dog control progressed through nine sections and goes into effect in ten days with notices to dog owners. Clinton street improvements were ordered, and miscellaneous notices include an educational association excursion and a horse liniment advertisement.
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A. Hradley
D. Hodson
Litton
Clinton Street
Beott
Perry
Crey View
Buxenia Stanes
South Napoleon
Local News Item Mentions Fading Court Action and Postal Totals
Fragmentary notes describe a late evening disturbance and a court related incident involving D Hudsos and a dog sequence, with references to Humphrey, Acgest Hire Inhale and a public notice for the week ending Tone 23, including names like TR, Marriott Ruenele and Wolf, plus a call for bondsmen to respond to advertised dates.
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Marriott Ruenele
Wolf
Bersons
Pleman
Geowur Iverest
Postmanier
Village of Saposeoa Rabies Control Ordinance
An ordinance from the Town Council of the Village of Saposeoa establishes penalties for owners and keepers of dogs. It requires removal of dogs during summer months and permits killing by the Marshal or mayor-approved officers for rabid or dangerous dogs. It defines dog as any common dog and outlines enforcement, fines, and procedures for notifications and penalties.
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Mty Jug
Ware
Maine
Angus
Salt Village
Gove Jlervan
Sioh Dlogy
Renan
Ibeteul
Tay
Mtarwhal
Wublie
Trent
Sewer Setting Notice and Civic Fine Provisions
City ordinance sets fines up to ten dollars for violations related to sewer rules and public conduct. It specifies notices, remedies, and enforcement details issued by Baltimore authority, with dates referencing July 13 and 14 and names such as J. D. Marieson and J. W. Hauren.
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