Democratic Victory Brightens Outlook Across States
The Northwest Star reports a broad Democratic surge, noting Governor candidates winning by large margins and multiple state officers carried by the party. It emphasizes unity, active campaigning, and widespread confidence from the East to the West, while Republicans grow complacent. The piece attributes the shift to public approval of President Cleveland's administration.
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Industrious Hen and Moral Lessons in One Tale
A Rochester man named Muggs visits a Wheatland farm and watches a hen on a lumber pile nest. He notes the hen’s industrious behavior and questions birds and farming, then shifts to a moral sermon urging ten character points for boys, tying them to future vacancies in offices and professions.
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Debate over patronage in Democratic politics in Louisville
A Weadlogion letter to the Loulaville Courier Journal argues patronage fuels Congressional self interest and nomination control, urging presidents to withhold office favors. It cites the Courier-Journal and New York Herald in favor of party voters nominating locally and criticizes Congressmen who rely on patronage to influence Democratic districts.
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Batch Work on the Canal Delays Draw Complaints
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes renewed efforts to repair the Maral and Erie canals after breaks over three weeks ago. Canal users blame incompetence in public works management and pace of fixes between Piqua and ten, with boat operators and water power users voicing sharp denunciations.
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Taste of Baking Powder Distinguishes Brands in Bread
Historical note compares various baking powders. Alum powders impart a bitter taste in bread when used in excess, cream of tartar powders produce a hard to describe yet distinct baking powder taste, and Horseford’s powder is praised for not altering flavor even with generous use.
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Corruption and Theft Allegations Spark City Inquiry
A June report cites officers and a fugitive under indictment, with a committee tasked to ferret out criminals in the city. A leaked item describes a fence project valued around 8000, attracting renewed Republican interest and scrutiny amid ongoing legal actions.
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Dead Fish Beset Maumee River Area Near Perrysburg
Old residents along the Maumee above Perrysburg report an unprecedented die off with hundreds of dead fish coating the river and banks. The odor is strong and the cause is believed to be a general poisoning or night dynamite use in deep holes, with fines ranging from 25 to 100 dollars or county jail time for offenders.
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Perrysburg
Dishonest Partner Exposed In Deserted Mine Scheme
A judge warns of public dishonesty and recounts a partner named impreson who promised a gold mine scheme worth 150000 dollars after a 300 dollar payment. The speaker lost 50000 dollars but learned the hard lesson that trust can be betrayed by a seemingly plausible swindler. Includes ads for Dr King’s New Discovery and Parker’s Tonle with brief commentary on memorial Bridge grants and proper forms of address.
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Ditch Notice for County Ditch 529 Petition
Notice to Lot and Land Owners and municipal and private companies in Heary County Ohio dated June 2 1880 regarding County Ditch No 529 petitioned by George Reichert addressed to Mary D Struges and others with Avpizon s Office noted as the issuing authority.
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Sala County
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Ditch Notice for Armiron Orion in Henry County Ohio
Property owners and corporations are informed of a ditch improvement designated as Armiron Orion in Henry County Ohio dated June 1, 1886. The notice targets all lot and land owners including municipal and private corporations affected by the project.
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