Butler County Men In The Halls Of Congress-Fine Ability
A historical piece traces Butler County men in U S Congress from early 19th century to 1852 redistricting, highlighting John Woods as the first Butler County delegate and noting Canal era improvements like the Miami extension to Lake Erie. It details district changes and prominent figures shaping Ohio politics.
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Butler County
Congress of the
United Tates
John Woods
Lupuilon
Thomas K. Ross
Lebnon
Mr. Woods
Dolm McLean
Lebanon
Supreme Courts of
United States
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Woods
Congress
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Early 19th Century Butler County Leaders and Politics
The article recalls Butler County figures in early American politics, detailing the third district representative and neighbors. It highlights opposition to Andrew Jackson, local editors John Woods and Lewis Campbell, and the influence of figures like James Shields and John B. Weller on public opinion and regional development.
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Lon
Congress
Beckett
Frank
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Woods
Mire
Willian Berkett
Builer County
Nodrly
Layee
John Woods
Taylor Webster
John B. Weller
Lewis 2D
Campbell
Shields
Oytor Webster
Henest Giliven
Fillur County
Butler
Preble
Weller
Talfer
Buller
Amd
Darke
Lewis
Dolm
Purdie
Whia
Tom
Bingelt
Mexico
Athan
Rentsehler
Leowine Aspeat
Honorshle
Lewis D. Campbell
Hamilton
Oity
C. Ly Vallandigham
Roberts C
House of Representatives
Banks
Daniel Webster
Mesico
Butler County
Smett
Hirat
James M. Cox
Halcyon
Valglandigham
Hatiley
Butler County’s Notable Public Servants From Campbell to Cox
A tribute to Butler County figures who shaped national and local politics, detailing Lewis D. Campbell, James E. Campbell, Henry Morey, James E. Campbell, Paul J. Borg, J. J. Harding, and Daniel A. Cox, highlighting congressional terms, party shifts, notable battles, and public service across Ohio and Middletown.
Roll of Honor marks 25 years of The Journal roll call
The Hamilton Evening Journal celebrates its twenty fifth anniversary by printing a Roll of Honor listing seventy readers who have taken the paper continuously since its first issue. The list includes names and addresses across Hamilton and nearby areas, acknowledging long time subscribers and their devotion to the newspaper.
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Hamilton Evening Journal
Daily Democrat
Journal
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Ohio
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Byler
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James Shiekds
Waouils
James Shickls
Morgan Fovenship
Patter County
Treland
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Elassius
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Campbell, Morey
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Breane
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Henry Sue Morey
Hirth County
Milford
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Morey
James E. Campbell
James
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American Union
Lig Party
Columbus
Paul J. Borg
Middletown
Aten
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Boller Guamty
J. J. Harding
Yanling
Marding
Montgomey County
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Eiain
Daniel A. Corny
Jacksonboro
Ash
John T. Dooley
Sycamore
Christ Kuefer
Max Hirsch
Dayton Bt
Mit
George D. Harris
East Ave
Barney H. Pater
Washington St
Daule Kelfer
North Front &T
Charles C. Jones
Louis C. van Ausdall
North Third St
John Huay
Willian A. Flynn
Heaton
J. W. Whelan
Park Ava
Mary Coleman
Walnut
John M. Wiseman
North Front
Spencer Clare
Rote
P. P. Friedman
East Campbell
John Merkle
Ross
O. Henry
John Binsfeld
South Front
Harry Davie
R. B
Andrew Hodapp
Gheatnirt
Louis Nau
Walnut St
Jacob Schaefer
Wilson St
William Kurtz
Edwin Ines
Hanover St
Morkley
South Fourth St
Shepherd
Frontend
Dayton
Mary Roth
North Fifth
J. Williams
Schlosser
Routh
Mary
Wittman
Franklin
May F. Bimer
Newport
Leonard
Miller
Buckeye
Erasmus -Brucks
Arch
Philip. Young
Wood
John Musch
Chestnut
Hebelhorn
East
Henry Phillips
N. Front
Joseph H. Stadler
Oxford
Beauchamp
Andy
Moya
Michael Fremgan
South Ofit
Valentine Wagner
McGlynn
Peter Wagner
Fleacant Run
Polmet Tee
Event Bay Aegis
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