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Newspaper
Democratic Northwest
Location
Napoleon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1892
Page
5
The convention will reseat candidates for Recorder, Anfirmary Director, Surveyor and Carver to be voted on in November 1804. It will also select County Content Committees for Sheawaning Fehr. By order of Le Central Committee, Palmerton Chi'n.
A list of declarations authorized to announce candidates for county offices under Democratic guidance. John W. Leung Monroe, David T. Sure Flatrock, and others across Marion Monroe and Henry townships seek county commissioner or related posts, subject to the Democratic County Convention on dates in September 1892. Also notices for Infirmary Director, County Surveyor, Recorder, Sheriff, with similar convention conditions.
An old time advertisement touts chalice novelties and sip ple goods at tempting prices. It promotes yard wide Brown Muslin, Mena and Muslin Underwear, Woolen Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, and Window Shades with inducements. The note invites customers to inspect the stock and compare with manufacturer pricing.
Gertie Carmo a 29 year old parachutiste died at the Detroit Exposition after a balloon ascent mishap. She had been contracted to perform daily jumps and faced worsening winds on Thursday and Friday, culminating in the fatal accident as the balloon struck an electric mast and she fell about 250 feet onto the grass.
The 1864 Republican dispute resurfaced as White Law Reid of Cincinnati conspired with Ben Wade Henry Winter Davis and other Radicals to replace Abraham Lincoln at the Baltimore convention. A letter by Reid, written after Lincoln’s renomination, argued for withdrawing from the ticket and backing Wade or Davis. The note suggests Whitelaw Reid as the copperhead in 1864. Also reported are local obituaries for Thomas Roberts and Emily Brink and a notice of the North Western Line Harvest Excursions with August 30 and September 27 departures for western states.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes ladies and children coats with best materials and low prices. The readable text hints at a department store cloak section inviting inspection and contact, but details are missing.
Aaron Swihart aged 70 years 11 months 1 day died August 19 at his farm in Union Township. Survived by wife and six children in Hancock Henry and Northern Michigan. Funeral at Albright Church with Elder Lindower officiating, interment Limestone Ridge Cemetery. Swihart, born September 3, 1832, had long membership in the German Baptist Church and built a rural life from modest beginnings through thrift.
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