Resignation Shocks Vermont Senator in 1891 Political Scene
The article notes Senator Gzorcz F. Enpsunus of Vermont resigning effective November 1, amid a complex Ohio political climate. It discusses Ohio municipal results showing limited Republican gains, Democratic advances in Columbus, and Cleveland’s mixed mayoral outcome, with McKinley’s looming tariff and presidential prospects in doubt.
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Vermont
Senate of the
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Ohio
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Campbell
Next Fell
Sherman
Govenor Campbell
Cincinnati
Hamilton
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Wm. G. Rose
W. W. Armstrong
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Columbus
Buckeye
Emigration Surges as Italians Hit New Orleans Port
April 9 records the greatest single day influx of emigrants in New York Harbor history. In Howell county Missouri the Olden Fruit Company owns the largest U S fruit farm of 2600 acres in the Ozarks with a station store post office and express office. This year 30000 to 40000 peach trees 5000 to 10000 apple trees will bear. Forty scores in berries 300 scores in apples 300 in peaches and twenty acres in pears and cherries with 50 to 100 sores planted each spring.
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Strong Democratic Ticket Nominated For May Elections
The democracy last Saturday nominated Col A Zolinger for mayor and a full slate of city and council candidates. The ticket is praised for personal worth and tested public service, with The Sentinel noting each candidate in detail elsewhere. The party expects a decisive victory in May.
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Louis Hazzard
Obas. F. Meyer
P. T. Barnum Dies at Eighty One in Bridgeport Conn
The famous showman P. T. Barnum died at his Bridgeport home after a 21 week illness. Doctors noted a sharper decline last night and he passed away from degeneration of heart muscles at age eighty one.
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Bridgeport
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Mr. Barnum
Hoff and Thomas Bros. Burned Out in Auburn
Frank A. Hoff grocer and Thomas Bros bakers of Auburn were burned out last night. Hoff saved part of his stock. Both insured. Incident described as a fire disaster with damage to businesses in Auburn reported by the Sentinel.
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Auburn
Frank A. Hoff
Thomas Bros
Bakers
Hoff
The Man of Wealth and Leisure in Quiet Idle Time
A reflection contrasts the idle wealthy with the criminal poor and desperate figures. The piece argues both extremes reflect social tensions, with critiques aimed at disengaged privilege and the harms of poverty.
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