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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1887
Page
1
Advertises booming business at J. Saur’s Little Dutchman shop in Ohio. Highlights pure drugs, wall papers, paints, oils, brushes, and a vast book department with low prices. Emphasizes quality, safety, and affordability to attract customers during a perceived slow period.
In Dogtown March notes, residents report illnesses and comings goings at homes like Mr Vole and Mr Gilson while Willard plans a western trip. Activities include a literary social, school events, and preparations for a township ticket race. Observations mention new locks, local business openings, and real estate activity with a hint of political campaigning.
A Columbus letter from March 1837 critiques Republican rhetoric by Charley Vallaghigham and traces donations from his father’s era. The Ohio Penitentiary Board faces badge expenses for officers, while Odd Fellows announce Columbus as a permanent headquarters. The piece notes alleged lobbying by Washburn, a push for property tax enforcement, a Dow Law amendment on liquor restrictions, Garfield portrait purchase for $500, and a Senate move to raise the governor’s salary to 5000. It also criticizes a legislator's tax-boosting bills and federal-state political tensions.
Amusing letter to Michigan Postmaster General Vilas from a postmaster seeking release, dated March 16, laments a life sentence and petitions for pardon while joking about politics. Also notes County Clerk R. M. Donnelly missing since Tuesday with bondsmen seeking release and a $2,200 shortfall. A. W. Rudolph appointed interim clerk until fall election.
Congressman Townshend predicts an extra session of Congress in October. He sees no need to meet before then but cites the Deficiency bill and River and Harbor bill as requiring action before December. He also stresses organizing the House to handle work before tariff debates begin and suggests the Executive may handle any tariff dispute.
The Star reports Colonel Lamont stated the President decided on three Interstate Commissioners and withheld naming them. The two remaining choices are still in abeyance. It is believed Morrison Bragg and Cooley were the names selected.
Chicago March 21 Mayor Harrison Renews fear of unrest if anarchists win new trials or if executions spark convulsions. He worries over two-year horizon and potential blame on police, while opposition grows amid crime and political pressure.
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