Hypocrisy Shown by Republican Legislators in Cinci
A political column accuses Republicans of deceit and self serving tactics in Cincinnati Ohio, citing a special session called by Governor Campbell to reform local rule. It argues Republicans blocked home rule and resisted removing corrupt officials while seeking patronage. It condemns GOP hypocrisy and defends Democratic aims.
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Republican Party
Tts
Campbell
Ohio
Becauset
BP. L of Ola Ugent
Siz
Cincinnati
Honesty Will Win and a Political Ad for Campbell
A long, mixed transcription discusses honesty in politics, contrasting Samuel J. Tilden with Governor Campbell and mentioning party integrity. It then shifts to notices about prices and consolidation in hardware, tin, and related goods, with warnings about tariff impacts and industrial monopolies.
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Samuel J. Tilden
Campbell
United States
Lampe
Incoherent rant quotes on politics and parties in Ohio and Pennsylvania
Fragmentary speech fragments attack the Democratic party as a dumping ground for political waste. The text assorts opinions from a Republican perspective, naming Ohio and Pennsylvania figures and a Dentint near Millar House, with jagged phrasing and garbled terms throughout.
Beggars Become Rentiers After Long Alms Scene
A pair of beggars Jakubowski and Wasilewics, long seen outside the Khief cathe dral, have retired to invest their earnings. Jakubowski owns a 20 000 rouble house value and 66 000 roubles lodged at the reichabank. Wasilewics has poured earnings into two 75 000 rouble homes he rents. The New York Post notes a grand German choral festival in Vienna with 20 000 singers and a Prater beer hall scene. Georgia boasts curiosities and freaks including Lulu Hearst. Charles Hardin of Athens claims four years without sleep. Jeesa F. Carpenter of Casenovia holds a single lot. The Providence balloon ascent, 110 miles in 110 minutes by Prof Allen, is deemed credible. Founders Lampiere attends Fulton Street prayer meetings, with a gray gentleman present at many meetings.
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Jakubowski
Wasilewics
Khief Cathedral
Vienna
Prater
Munich
Halle
Georgia
Lulu Hearst
Charles Hardin
Athens
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