History of the Western Reserve and surrounding counties
The article recounts early settlement in the Western Reserve including Mahoning, Portage, and Summit counties. It notes figures such as Col. Jones, Gen. Lown, and Rev. John J. Shigherd, detailing Moravian missions, the Firelands, and historic town foundations like Milan and Youngstown. It covers treaty impacts, county formations, and notable pioneers shaping Ohio's early governance and geography.
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Parbot
Ewing
Borling
Mingo Town
Mingo
Logan County
Lown
Kentucky
Goanty
Col. Jones
Tts
Lienite
Charleston
Ohio
Herman Ely
Fayrin
Obsrlit
John F. Oberlin
Waldbach
Awitzerand
Stramsbury
John J. Shigherd
Lain
Snctan Moen
Firelanda
Col.derand Wood
Almon Ruggles
Indox
Milan
Deneke
Nias
Mie Danckke
Thames River
Upper Canada
Genada
Pilgerrah
Haron
New Salem
Tsaoeme
David Abbot
Hawai
Brookfield
Mano
New York
Horn
Western Reserve
Erie County
Henry Champion
Chuspiec
Siva
Edward Price
Olio
Tattar Park
Basapel
Hiautioyeny Gales Acailee Saathwret
Palmevills
Wormecr
Kirtland
Missoni
Summit County
Portaga
Modina
Stark
Hadron
David Hadron
Menerve College
Chas
St Storrs
B.S. Storrs
Lang, Meadow
Manx
Princton
Andover
Ah Htavnnon
Christin
Braintree
Mans
Ashland County
Ashland
Uniontown
Henny Coat
Jarome
Pipe
St. Clare's Defont
Howe
Ryston
Mahoning
Mahoning County
Greenville
Mahoning Valley
John Youngas
Youngstown
Spare Quinby
Richard Storer
Washington County
Connecticut Western Reserve
White
Storrs Torlngate
Young
Youngstown Aiad
Remarkable Overland Transport of Warships to Lake Garda
In a bold Venetian engineering feat described by M L Hagadorn, a fleet led by Pietro Zona and Serbolo transported a large war fleet overland to Lake Garda. They hauled ships on shore, diverted streams, and cut a path through mountains using oxen, cribs, and rock blasting, completing the maneuver by late February with vessels entering Torbole harbor after nearly three months of travel.
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Maring County
Francis Marion
Tha
United States
Misiasippis Marion
Hareiee
Jacob'y Well
Carroll County
Stark
Toscarawas
Harrison
Jefferson
Chas. Carroll
Carrollton
Bria County
Lam
Horrow
Sanctuaky
Meio
Buffalo
Five Nations
Huron River
Sandusky
Janandut
Pontiac
Niagara
Maumee
Detroit
Band Bay
Erie
Huron
Minal
Ottawa County
Valle
Laks Garda
Lake Garda
Venice
Senate
Pietro Zona
Serbolo
Yoral
Adige
Sorbolo
Nile
Sorbole
Torbole
M L. Hagadorn
Harper's Magazine
Superstitions and fears haunt Sarah Bernhardt in Macbeth
The article notes Bernhardt’s superstition about witches in Macbeth and her fear of saffron, fearing evil eye and touch with objects connected to madness. It describes her delaying performances and avoiding saffron colored items, including a yellowing fear when touching saffron hues.
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Sarah Bernhardts
Lone
Sin
Voln
Nusis
Courageous Champion of Honesty on Revenue Reform
A non candidate commits to revenue reform amid tariff hardship. The Chicago Herald praises Grover Cleveland as a courageous, capable advocate for reduced taxation, arguing he would receive popular support far beyond Tilden’s.
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Congress
Grover Cleveland
Tilden
Chicago Herald
Tammany and County Democrats Choose St Louis Hotels
The Tammany Democrats of New York select the Southern hotel in St Louis as headquarters while the County Democracy fixes tents at the Lindell hotel. Ohio and Indiana delegates will meet at Lindell. Advices from St Louis say hotel capacity will be tested in June with large crowds expected and possible rail costs for visitors.
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Tammany Democrats
New York
St. Louis
Lindell Hotel
Ohio
Indiana
Mississippi Valley
Snormour
Political Campaign Rhetoric and Electoral Prospects
The passage discusses Republican strategy and sentiment before November, arguing for broad support across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and beyond. It notes potential gains in electoral votes and suggests California and other states could shift toward the Democratic side, reflecting on campaign dynamics and public perception.
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New
New Jersey
Connecticut
California
Culola
Newade
United States Canada commercial union debate voiced
Fragmentary 19th century text discusses a treaty with Canada, calls for unity, cites Prof Goldwin Smith in favor of commercial union, mentions English aristocracy and shared crime and trade, ends with promotion of a rheumatic plaster.
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Goldwin Smith
Commercial Union of
Canada
States
Eneliah
Bogdah Moe
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