County and City Directory of Officers and Officials
County and city directory lists county and city officers with terms expirations. Includes judge probate clerk prosecutor sheriff treasurer auditor recorder coroner surveyor infirmary directors superintendent physician and various county posts. city officers include mayor marshal clerk solicitor engineer fire department market master street commissioner and council members. Also notes United States officers deputy collectors marshal commissioner postmaster and local tax official.
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Judge Court Common Pleas
W. J. Gilmore
Lerm
W. R. Cochran
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Clerk Court Common Pleas
Jervis Mauritt
W Caldwell
Frank Jones
J. J. Vallandigham
Timothy Lavin
Marcellus Thomas
David Yeukle
H. P. K. Peck
Samuel Davis
Samuel Long
W. W. Caldwell
George B. Tobias
Win
Spencer
John C. Weaver
George Vinnedge
Peter Shafer
Jacob Matthias
Eipe
Samuel Deneen
County Infirmary
B Stevens
David Lingler
H. H. Jottes
J. L. Flickinger
Isaac Peacock
Engineer Fire Department
Mandel Shuler
Thomas Reed
George Bisdorf
Middletown Directory Card Heads and Officials
Middletown lists city leadership with Mayor W B Sedding, Marshal John Crain, and Recorder J V Bevinger as the principal municipal officers. The compact entry records local governance roles in a directory style listing.
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W. B. Sedding
John Crain
J. V
A Lush Infatuation at Downham with Miss Angerstein
In Downham I fall deeper for Miss Angerstein as she visits my mother and we share afternoons in her hall and gallery. I tend the sick boy at her lodge, feel drawn to her, and accept an invitation to view portraits. A moss rose bud and a quiet, radiant future haunt my memory as I return home intoxicated by a new, dangerous joy.
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Miss Angerstein
Downham
Mr. Angerstein
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Miss .Angerstein
Mrs. Angerstein
Constance
Daweham
Govries
Tofien
Constance Angerstein
Roberts
Ohio colonel opposes proposed constitution in lengthy interview
Col. L. D. Campbell details objections to the new constitution, arguing it fails the core democratic test of equal rights and balanced representation. He cites issues of minority voting, legislative apportionment, and judiciary terms, arguing reforms are unnecessary and could harm governance. he warns against extending tenure or concentrating power. The interview previews further remarks to come before ratification votes.
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Colonel Campbell
Zryaiees
Wttter
Leary
Col. Campbell
Gen. Fewing
Canut Dover
Ewing
Jefferson
Cot
Tomaliralls
Cnoranda
Yamiton
Caysiog
Hamilton
Hamilton County
Grant
Greeley
Wis
Tlunision
Republic of Texas
United States
Townsend
Morse
Senate of
Ohio
Reform
Michael Goepper
Ccinnati
Goepper
Legislative Department
Cuyahoga
Tewanshin
LN Pnet
Supreme Court
Han
Butler
Butler County
Adair
Carroll County
Clermont Adams
Brown
Jutler
Preble
Carrol, Harrison and
Belmont
Stark County
Carrell
Stark
Mercer
van Wert
Allen
Auglazie
Lucas
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Honoret
Szonnoo
General Revenue Fund
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CIFY
J. B. Laneer
S. L. Beeler
Henry Eger
A. Benninghoffen
John W. Sohn
Robert Allstatter
William Pfau
Isaac Graham
Frederick Schliep
United States Internal Revenue
Robert Joyce
United States Marshal
M. C. McMakin
John McKee
Middletown Directory
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D. Campbell
Pabiein
Cincinnati Enquirer
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L. D. Campbell
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