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Newspaper
Hamilton Guidon
Location
Hamilton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1875
Page
4
A Critic in Butler County lampoons Hamilton papers and local theatre, noting dull papers and scandalous Can Can shows. The piece mocks politicians and readers, recalls past misdeeds, and critiques Mayor Lawpen’s early tenure while praising reform efforts and moral standards in the community.
A London Times sourced passage discusses European armies and Britain’s possible future role. It notes Tolera tas pimin and French acceptance of Alsace Lorraine loss, arguing a European clash may unfold to extend territorial areas. The piece reflects on cabinet decisions and the public’s fear of decisive bloodshed for rulers’ aims.
A fragmented note accuses a married man of signaling romantic intent and provoking public trouble. It alleges Breduzz and Trxopore misread responses from Eizanera, fueling disdain toward a rifleman associated with the StARP, prompting public shaming and scandal.
The remains of Rev Dr Thomas E Taos arrived from Cincinnati by the Short Line train with family and many friends. He lay in state at First Presbyterian Church where a large crowd gathered as Rev Professor Ssuvit of Lane Seminary delivered an impressive sermon. Afterward, the rites moved to Woodland for interment with pallbearers Henry L Brown Isaac Hass Col Joan G Lowe Wire Conover Jo F Evcan Judge and R P Brown.
Readers ask if the Kent Mile Valley Rail Rudd venture is alive or dead. Stockholders seek details on funds and property subscribed for the enterprise. The response states no information is available about the organization’s affairs, suggesting possible swindle while managers claim acts were in the best interests of all parties.
The note lists moved offices Lrazerat to Trume’s block at Third and Basin and Bressness on the second floor. It also places Guivow at No 20 Main street Faust Ward and asserts the Democrat newspaper history since AD 1482 with a welcoming, cozy space for old Democrats to reflect.
Cincinnati letter discusses spring election contenders for mayor and other city offices led by Mayor Johnston. It criticizes the Southern Railroad project as a costly misrun, describing dangers of immense debt, high taxes, and uncertain payoff, and notes public opposition despite trustee endorsements. The piece cites Hooper resigning from railroad trustees and mocks public duty over money.
For years the text argues that high interest and moneyed interests unfairly shape currency and finance policies. It urges returning to greenbacks, limiting bank notes, and adopting free banking with legal tender notes convertible to 3.65 percent bonds. It warns against contraction, urges public control over policy, and emphasizes justice, equity, and preventing a ruling elite from dictating financial policy.
The passage discusses railroad bonds and concerns about fees and trust leadership. It names Mr. Greenwood a foundryman and merchant, Mr. Neiderbach a prominent banker, Hon. R. M. Bishop a grocery merchant, Mr. Ferguson a lawyer, and notes the “quIet little man” is as deep as an artesian well. The audience questions Hooper's successor and hints at sympathy with current road management.
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