Ohio Republican State Convention Nominates Slate
Republicans at Columbia nominate Charles Townsend for Secretary of State John N Doyle for Supreme Court Judge and G A Flickinger for Board of Public Works The platform praises President Arthur and Gov Foster reforms urge liquor tax and state constitution amendment Greenback and Anti Monopolist conventions nominate various state and federal offices through Ohio and neighboring states including Des Moines Nashville and Emporia with several named candidates and platforms reaffirming Chicago 1880 platform.
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Ohio
Columbia
Charles Townsend
John N. Doyle
Toledo
Supreme Court
G. A. Flickinger
Defiance
Board of Public Works
Arthur
Gov. Foster
Columbus
George 1 Mafer
Miami County
Lee. Tuttle
Lake County
L. B. Stevens
Lucas County
Emporia
Kandad
D. J. Cole
Tl. Wood
Kauss
Jourad
Greenbackers
Des Moines
Stata
George Dorr
Union County
Biate
GW. Wyant
Jinggold
J. H. Vice
Mahaska
M. H. Jones
E. M. Clark
Allamakee
J. E. Williamson
Buchanan
Ala Bam
J. A. O'Neil
Democratic State Central Committee
Tuinoia
Washington notes on land grant and unions clash
The Interior Department granted a patent to ex-President Murray for 100 acres in Bonthorn Ohio bought in 1805 under a credit system. A Senate resolution prompts Public Printer Rounds to report office compliance with Typographical and Bookbinders' unions. Telegrams report political friction with the United States Senate over staffing in the Government Printing Office. A House panel considers union protest at Senator Wrumb’s actions. Warbee arrives from Chicago to inspect Felker’s band-plate submission.
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Interior Department Hs
Murrigan
Bonthorn
Ohio
Senate
Plumb
Davia
Congress
St. Louis
Washington Union
Phimb
United States Senate
Prinhng
Prouresdor
Ageinet Seustor Wrumb
Warbee
Wantington
Chicago
Felker
Mixed 19th Century Gleanings From Across North America
A sprawling summary notes rail mill activity in Allegheny City and Pittsburgh, cattle losses from a weed near Montreal, a plan by Mississippi Blacks to move to Chile for colonization, Mexico repealing silver export duties, miners unions in Pennsylvania, and mills shutting in Cohoes. It also reports a string of executions and lynchings, including James McHan in New York, Quirino Gait in Texas, Armemond Cray in Virginia, a Daniel Luly murder in the Choctaw Nation, and a mob hanging of a Minnesota boy. A public meeting in Kansas condemns mob justice.
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Watt John ¥. Prince
Boston
Bugh Riddle
Tock Island
Brookfield
Theeolber
John Mord
Misa Nettle Scott
Coully
Sedalia
Jesse James
Ludica
San Bernardino
Cal
Heather
Kirkeville
Frank
Burt
Gol Willian
W. Newbureh
Ohio
Perlain
Minn
John Tribletta
Tues
Hin
Edward Washington
Frederick Pehrback
Nouthern
Kansas
Paresous
Lawrenes
Kin
Buret
Peter Vinegar
Jane
Virginia City
Nev
Gvamon
Allegheny
Pittsburgh
Superior
Allegheny City
Montreal
England
Chilianbua
Mexico
Mexican Congress
Cugguriga
Tron
Pennsylvania
Jarrett
Association of Tron and Steel Workers
Cincinnati
Eurker
John Grayer
Pocos
N. ML
Rilroad
Quirino Gait
Brownevalla
Dexas
Toss Comtteray
Armerond Cray
Powhatan
Wlowtings
Weac
Daniel Luly
Valegual
Johnson
Tock Hill
B. C
Teekett
Monroe County
Miss
Lawrence
Kaw
Young Tibbetts
Minnesota
Ireland and world unrest swirl in 19th century reports
Intelligence from South America hints Bonador uprisings while Ireland faces landlord violence and boycotts. Davitt argues for justice in taxation. British debates on repression reveal party fault lines. In Alexandria clashes kill dozens as consular injuries rise. European powers seek naval protection amid colonial tensions.
Great Strikes Ripple Through Pittsburgh Mills
The long running ironworker strike enters a two week mark with workers determined and optimistic while manufacturers show signs of strain as new plants threaten to draw trade away. A Cleveland rolling mill surge ends a long idle period with 1,800 workers back, yet a clash between union and non union men leads to street brawling and injuries. Police arrest ringleaders as work resumes and tensions flare over control of mills and disruptions to surrounding areas.
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Ab Clocinnali
Wittslburgh
Bliikora
Robbins’ Works
Crewe Lang
Olio
Jana
Cleveland Rolling-Still Company
Newbury
Cleveland
Thea
Cleveland Rolling Wiil
Wara
Polaamen
Wu'o
Kivikua
Hocher
Wabash Nolling
Pittsburgh
Late 19th Century U S Political and Misc News Summary
The Maine Republicans nominate Frederick Robie for governor and Reed, Dingrey, Bontelle, Milleken for Congress. Rhode Island rejects Anthony for the U S Senate seat. Reports note favorable crop outlooks in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia. A Montreal fire causes massive losses estimated at 1.45 million. Rail and counterfeiting cases surface. Congress adjournment outlook remains July 1. Russia plans peasant land bank. Las Vegas New Mexico reports rustlers robbery.
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Maine
Frederick Robie
Thomas B. Reed
Nelson Dingrey
Charles A. Bontelle
Seth D. Milleken
Rhode Island
Henry TE. Anthony
United States
Benno
Rosecrans
Washington
Garfield
Chase
Willy Hue
Manton
Clariiolt
Louisville
Anson Stager
Indiana
Kokomo
Ryan Tacino- AO
Theophilus Berry
South Waymouth
Mays
Supreme Court of the United Order of Foresters of the United States
Terre Haute, Ltd
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Miller’s
Victoria Square
Montreal
Gyo City
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Charles Brockway
Massachusetts Medical Society
Las Vegas
N. M
Oo Misiewa Posta
Atranpied
Germany
Public Buildings Bill Spurs Senate Session Debates
Forty seventh Congress debates bills in the Senate during a long session. Public buildings for Clarksburg West Virginia Camden New Jersey and Lynchburg Virginia were approved, totaling 245000 dollars. Various appropriations and contested items are discussed, including military transport and shipbuilding, with amendments and disputes among members.
Civil Service Reform and Army Appropriation Debates
The Senate debated civil service reform and Army pay, with amendments to the Army Appropriation bill and a conference panel appointed. In the House, measures on inter state commerce, bankruptcy system, and a water supply expansion for the District of Columbia were discussed, along with a memorial for Washington’s centennial and other nominations to federal posts. The water bill passed with government advances for costs, and the Legislative Appropriation bill moved through committee.
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Detroit House of Correction
Senate
van Wyck
Corrona
House
White
Ray
Lepistatiya
Jaid Avow
tanty-Lyo
Kansas
Ine Galls
Plumb
Morgan
Alabama
Air Side Town
Sioux City
Pacific Road
Missouri River
Pendleton
Chicinnail and
Covington
Brown
Login
Buttersworth
Townsend
Creston Board of Commissioners of Inter-State Commerce
Humphey
District of Columbia
Grover
San Francisco
Ocean Shore Railroad
Allidon
Ann Mh BR. Axtell
Ohio
Chint Jimtiee
Sie Prem Courl
New Mexico
Rollin M. Dag. Rett
Nevada
United
Thevatien Ishurda
Henry Eaphken
Wiccon
Ain
Aberdern
Dakota
Washington
Newburgh
N.Y
Tragic Chicago murder suicide families in a baker home
A Chicago woman Mary Syeboldt aged 35 murdered her four children with strychnine and then killed herself at 61 Fische Street. Cooper Seybold rushed home to find the scene after she welcomed him saying all the children were in heaven. The coroner and Dr. Marta were summoned as authorities investigated motives and family notes found among belongings.
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Dometie
Gurmin
Chicago
Mary Syeboldt
Gnaper Seyboldt
Fuueh Street
Cooper Seybold
Casper
Jeie
Buna
Matilda
Mom
Syeboldt
Casper Sreboldt
Marta
Mary Murphy
Liazzis Martin
Landiond
Homse
Buinelis
Minnie Oite
Lizzie Hroymouth
Starsia
Wineders Cenetery
Anton
Alivaya
Rosey Morcis
Schiool
United States
George Caproni
Mary
Nell Maphy
Tariff Commission Named by President in Broad Spectrum
The Tariff Commission chosen by the President includes William A. Wheeler as chair from New York, John J. Hayes from Massachusetts, Henry W. Oliver Jr. of Pennsylvania, Austin M. Garland of Illinois, Jacob Ambler of Ohio, John W. A. Underwood of Georgia, Duncan F. Kenner of Louisiana, and Robert P. Porter from the District of Columbia. Most members favor protection. Hayes and Garland are seen as wool interests backers, with Wheeler a tariff reform advocate. The bloc is described as leaning toward some revision of tariffs, with figures like Oliver tied to Pennsylvania frontier business, Ambler a Pennsylvania native protectionist, Phelps a Missouri Democrat with protectionist leanings, and Underwood a Georgia ex-senator who supported modest protection.
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William A. Wheeler
New York
John J. Hayes
Mag_achusetts
Henry W. Oliver, Jr
Pennsylvania
Austin M. Garland
Illinois
Jacob Ambler
Ohio
John 8. Phelps
Missouri
Trobert P. Porter
District of Columbia
John W. A. Underwood
Georgia
Duncan F. Kenner
Lomisiata
Washington
Wr. Wire
A. Wheeler
John J. Mayes
Maranchisette
Navigal Wealk Growers Association
Ohis
Johns. Phelps
Miasouri
Connecticut
Conpiosa
Robert B. Potter
England
Tlinow
Tie
Francis A. Walker
International Review
W. H. Underwood
Georgis
United States Senate
Confederacy
Brown
Pelton
Ereity
Louisiana
Sugor
Porter Committee
Electors' Commission
June Grain Report From National Agriculture Department
The June crop report notes cotton area at 87.1 percent of 1841, with weather improving conditions. Winter wheat remains high at about 100, forecast yields strong. oats rise about 7 percent with high condition. Corn acreage awaits July data. planting late across the South and Northwest. Clover, spring pasture improve. overall prospects emphasize large harvest potential despite unsettled conditions. The Rhine steamboats plan to bury lights for night viewing, and a riddle compares a sick felon to a cascarone referenced Niagara Falls.
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National Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Misnissippi
Northwest
Wincondilt
Minnesota
Lowa
Nebraska
Dehota
Parta
Oate
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Burke
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House Committee On Judiciary
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Tariff Commission
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Folker
Washington Notes
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J. GR. Keene
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Pacificatory Commission
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Underwood
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Blount
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Coast Survey
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Billy
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National Rilroad Company
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Peets
John Selden
Rhine
Niagara
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Pork Mons
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Atone
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