Galloway Favored for Governor by Republican Citizens
In the April 25 1987 column the Republican Party faces a June 19 convention to nominate Governor and state officers. Gen Sheridan and Sam Galloway are discussed as strong civilian nominees, with emphasis on Galloway’s wartime service, integrity, and broad statewide appeal. The piece urges unity and vigorous campaigning to present a qualified ticket from Lakes to Ublo.
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Cirota Eanticare
Obio
Senate
Union Party
Lavo
Uiatman
Sayer Gattoway
Ovary
Sam
Galloway
Moreanon
Palafield
Suffrage Amendment Debate in the Dayton Journal
A fragmented letter condemns the Suffrage Amendment as disfranchising loyal soldiers and deserters alike, arguing the clause is misplaced in the amendment and urging its repeal. The writer cites political moral concerns and cites publishers Chamfata, Syravuev, N.Y. and wartime loyalties in a heated editorial voice.
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Dayton Journal Ale
Caterporarien
Dark hour of treason lauded in partisan tirade image
Fragmented excerpt rails at Lincoln assassination era and Republican foes. The passage targets Democrats and critics, praising Booth and denouncing Abraham Lincoln and his supporters. It invokes mob scenes, arson, and calls for revenge, mixing inflammatory terms with political invective.
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Seteee
Democratic Party
Todi
Thal
Oglesy
Lincoln
Booth
Sid
Sangamon
Pyeais Dent
Howten
Eycophin
Abraham
Jada
Tacariot
Caligula
John Brown
Elyo
Springfield
Kentucky
Adjourning Ohio General Assembly and reforms debated
The Ohio General Assembly adjourned sine die after a 101 day session. Notable actions include a civil rights amnesty for voting regardless of race or condition, and laws on roads, births and deaths registration, prisons rewards for arresting murder, health boards, police for cities, school boards’ powers, and funding for banks and life insurers. A news dispatch reports on convention plans in Columbus and debates over press costs, printing subsidies, and a proposed press agency. The piece also covers Republican conventions in Virginia and political turmoil linked to Lincoln and Johnson, with notes on naturalization cases and civic petitions in Lancaster and Amanda townships.
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General Assembly of
Ohio
Paavoll
Railroad and Telegraph
Camimia
Muriorong
Sitios
Wollowk
Flee Meur
Wanes Companiog
Suntlikeleinigeanving
Banks
Banka
Binkwholes
Dheef Drugs
Cel Ayary
Iby
Abe Adjon
Purauwatio
Obi
Columbus
Wm. Trovitt
Rman
Jo1
Souisnan
Hillsboro
Allor
Fraterni
Wis
Vance
Olio Publihers
New York City
William A. Smith
Sti
Boach
de Ohta
Wal Trevitt
Beanpray
Bee'y
Virginia Aeaould
Titchmond
Kaya
Congress
New Party
Virginia
Republican Organization
Rote Sa Peretihe New Party
Underwood
Uio al
Thaddeus Stavens
Sharman
Capitol Square
New York Market Overview and Miscellaneous Notices
Market reports show flour and grain prices edging lower while corn and oats trade steady to firm in New York and western ports. The piece also notes naval vacancies in New York, a stabbing incident in Payette County, and various political and commercial notices including Union League leadership and chemist advertisements.
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Western
Ealer
Senate
New York
Havana
Payette County
Peter Parsley
Simon Falte
Cloctowall
Cincinpali
Bond
Teeth and Potions Advertised by English Figures in City
An eclectic broadside lists dental aids and patent medicines offered by various named figures and firms. It markets tooth restoratives, balsams, and tonics from Allen and others with promises of quick cures, profits, and national reach, alongside sensational astrology notes and marriage intrigues as part of a larger sales pitch.
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de. von Bonmorst
Lancaster
Vox Doanadér
Mila
Beny
Allen
Bowiny Deygdint
Uniontown
Penn
Santary
Vrutghis
Donlere
Fawlty Meditinen
Fragmentary Note on April Rin and Label Change
A scrambled OCR fragment references April Rin and a label change at Tony Street. It includes unclear names and numbers, with no coherent event or outcome. The readable parts suggest a small local notice or label archive entry without decisive details or dates.
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Sheridan
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T. C. Thomas
Piva
Herald
Teavenworth
Bhoeman
Longworth
Auger
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Lachand
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Larned
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Sage
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Maliation
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Roropa
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Thar Guy
Coe Wit Piold
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Wer Mesnre Chane & Co
Chamfata
Syravuev
N.Y
Anlar Tor Capiltl
Ane Goubiediy
Ara Tha
Dayton Journal
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Court of Common Pitas
Licking County
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California
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Dr. Brown
Richmond
Thomas Hurygiat
Winchester
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Aantie Cable
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Luxemburg
France
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Prossid
Europe
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Kynopaisof
Board of Health Law
Cincinnati
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Gazette
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Columbus Journal
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Mecca
Aming
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Merchant Tailoring Business
Mr. M.D. O'Conner
X Cutter
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Reber, Katz & Ulrick
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