Democratic Headquarters Buoyant Over German Vote Surge
At the National Democratic Committee headquarters in Cleveland, party leaders and visitors discussed a groundswell favoring Cleveland and Hendricks. Prominent speakers predicted carrying the German vote and sufficient Irish support to secure the Blaine electors, with letters from Clinton and Wayne counties noting growing Democratic strength and pledged local clubs.
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Erom
Mierwidh
Fiveryone
National Democratic Committee
Cleveland
Bamnum
Smalley
Garman
Jonny
Ranjaan
Lover
B. H. Thayer
Corman
Jeremiah Murphy
Clark, Jr
New Jerey
G.G. Young
Brooklyn
Park
John D. Grimmins
John Fleming
Queens County
Chayer
Jaws
Aid
Republican Party
Blaine
Davenport
Towa
Hendricks
Respectin
Jermain
State Committee
Clinton
Wayne County
Cleveland and Henricks Club
Blaine Circular Tied to Maine Campaign and Catholic Pressure
A sprawling 19th century column claims James G Blaine authored a Maine Republican circular used in the 1875 campaign. It alleges anti Catholic appeals against Democratic candidate James G Madigan, cites Jesuit influence, and notes Plaisted later became Maine governor. The piece asserts Blaine franked copies and faces contempt of court remarks.
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Maine
James G. Blaine
Republican State Committee of
Blaine
Congress
James C. Madigan
Casserly
California
Senate
Ohio
United States Senate
New York
Missouri
Virginia
Florida
United States
Manigan
New England
Madigan
Gen. Connor
Gen. Plaisted
Plaisted
Yey
Miners Strike Violence Sparks Wide Alarm In Valley
Riot at Snake Hollow and surrounding mines leaves one guard dead and two wounded as armed mobs attack guards. Telegraph lines cut cut communication with the governor while state troops are readied at Logan Lancaster and Columbus. Governor Hoadly orders suppression and protection of life and property as disturbances spread to Murray City and coal centers.
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ConcMm
Srike
Guardis
Columbay & Hocking Valley
McCarty
Athens County
Buchtel
Lani
Fred
State Journal
Nelsonville
No. 7
Sand Run
Longstreth
Liancaster
New Lexington
Hoadly
Athens
Hocking
Perry
Ufe
Snake Hollow
William Hare
Logan
Jacob Lift
Murthy City
Coal Center
Cour Cevren
Chambers
Vrom Selsonville
Neligonytele
Howdly
Lancaster
Columbus
Moody
Babigl Hat
Esterday
W. B. Brooks
Columbus Coal Exchange
Leup
Brook
John Morfield
Morfield
Johnson Bros
Frerner letter on Irish Americans and Blaine era politics
A letter from an Irish American writer, published in New York World, discusses voting for Blaine and Republican policy. It details protests against Blaine and labor disputes, cites a libel action in Derry, and argues for tariff reform to reduce Treasury surplus. The writer urges working class unity and questions Republican claims of prosperity.
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Aimcrest
Donmegal
Ugainet
Derry
Chad
Jtry
Witioh
rish-Americary Pipers
Blaine
Victoria
Stroy
Republican Party
Rieber
Northwest notices and ads misread in church ledger
A fragmentary OCR output from The Northwest lists varied notices and advertisements including annual rates, legal notices, and church acknowledgments. It references tides of business, marriage notices, and proclamations, with numerous garbled words and missing context throughout the page.
Napoleon’s Largest and Oldest Business House Described
A vivid tour of Napoleon’s Golden Mortar building led by proprietor J. O. Saur. The three story drug and book empire showcases a crystal front, heavy doors, vast walnut showrooms, extensive medicine stock, a major news depot, and a vast assortment of books, papers, cigars, and surgical supplies.
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Napoleon
J.0. Saur
Perry Screet
Baur
Garrett
Tariff claims vs. working men spark debate on industry strikes
The piece rails at tariff boosters while noting strikes across Ohio and Pennsylvania. It argues protected industries fail to help workers, especially coal, iron, and glass sectors hit by unemployment. It also cites quack health ads promoting Guyott's Yellow Oak and Sarsaparilla as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitengo Herald
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Becaus
Ide
Iron and Glass
Bucklin Arnica Salve advertised with dubious promises
An old ad promotes Bucklin Arnica Salve claiming it treats cats sores ulcers and various eruptions with a money back guarantee. It lists a price of 25 cents and a local seller J C Saurapl Wlyr. The text shifts to a chaotic note about Cincinnati swimming matches with curious exchanges and ends with a claim of rebels being slaughtered on a Sunday night.
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Griggs
Dale
D. J
Cincinnat
John Follett
Dnital States
United State
Congress
Ways and Messay Committee
Senate
House
Uni
Belford
Bradstreet
United States
Dam
Bucklin
J. C. Saurapl Wlyr
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Cleveland, Hendricks and Reform
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