Payne Acknowledges Ohio Senate Support At Banquet
Corenavs Jan. 17 Payne United States Senator elect from the state spoke to members of both Houses and state officers at the Neil House. He thanked them for their trust and recounted his long Democratic record in Ohio, stressing reform of federal patronage and a need for a purer civil service, with emphasis on Democratic leadership and loyalty.
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Payne
United States
J. H. Deveraux
Henry G. McKutosh
Ie Neil Howse
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Ife
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Neil House
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Jackson
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Texas
Mexico
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Compton
Buchanan
Charleston
Linccoln
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Republican Party
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Uliess
Ohio Platform Embraced in Ohio Tariff Debate
A public address reviews the Ohio Platform advocating a revenue tariff, opposing high protection and pure free trade. It argues Ohio's shift from land expansion to industry, cites industrial growth and employment, and pledges support for Democratic governance and balanced economic policy. The speaker urges unity on the platform to win state elections and promote national interests.
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Congress
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Jacksonlan
Tam
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Arctic
England
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Lmwgers
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Mexico
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South America
General Assembly of
Queen Victoria Ailing in England Kidney Disease Hinted
Court circles in England discuss the queen's health believed to involve kidney troubles. The item promotes Dr. Penner's Kidney and Back-Ache Cure as a purported remedy, claiming it can cure hard cases and is presented as a general recommendation.
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Queen Victoria
England
Penner
Maur
Fassien
James Fullet
Fenner
Dr. Faneuss P Proriz
H- P. Monroe
Solmer
Found Dead on a Railroad Bridge
Jan. 18 yesterday the body of Professor Peter Voltz a prominent Allegheny City resident was found on the Tenth Street railroad bridge with a bullet hole in the right temple. His coat and vest were open and pockets rifled. A thirty cent piece and a tuning fork lay nearby. No weapon was found and initial notes suggested suicide but foul play is now suspected. Voltz leaves a widow and several grown children. The bridge is dark and popular with tabotes.
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Peter Voltz
Allegheny City
Tenth Street Railroad
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