Late Lightning and Ohio Vote Totals in 1884 Referendum
Ohio election details show Foraker leads in most counties, Hoadly trails. County tallies include Ashtabula 8,868. Grange 1,848. Holmes 1,900. Medina 1,059. Perry 100. Carroll County reports. Hamilton likely close. official count pending. Overall results indicate Foraker net plurality about 20,185 with state-wide trends favoring Republicans amid legislative projections.
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Cincinnati
Foraker
Hoadly
Astabula
Granga
Holmes
Medina
Perry
Carrol
Rodland
Brown
Hamilton
Ottawa
Hamilton County
Cleveland
Hardin County
Stark County
Hoadley
Leonard
Soadley
The
Times- Star
Ohio
Belmont County
Delaware
Hardin
Morgan
Morrow
Noble
Preble
van Wert
Knox
Muskingum
Paulding
Wilkians
Wilamsid
Blaine
Clermont
Williams
Handley
Presidential Appointments List Highlights Governor and Consuls
Washington October 16 The President announced appointments naming C Meyer Zulick as Governor of Arizona replacing Frederick A Tutte. Also designated US Consuls Edward D Linn at Piedras Niegras Texas Frank W Roberts at Coast Beauce Canada Charles H Mills at Managua Nicaragua Joseph D Hoff at Vera Cruz Mexico James McLaughlin Dakota branding agency Salvin Page collector of Internal Revenue New Hampshire W Loughlin special examiner of nature Mediveog and chemicals Philadelphia David S Presson collector of customs Gloucester Mugg
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Washington
C. Meyer Zulick
Arizona
Frederick A. Tutte
United States
Edward D. Linn
Texas
Piedras Niegras
Moxico
Frank W. Roberts
Maine
Coastbveaue
Canada
Charles H. Mills
Maryland
Managua
Nicaragua
Joseph D. Hoff
New Jersey
Vera Cruz
Mexico
James McLaughlin
Dakota
Salvin Page
Internal Revenue
District of New Hampshire
Wt Loughlin
Philadeljaly
David
Presson
Gloucester
Mugg
The New Ocean Mail Service Arrives to Replace Pacific Line
The New Ocean Mail Service will start November 1 with a steamer sailing every four weeks. Two ships belong to John Elder of England and one to the Pacific Mail Steamship Company. A Spreckles steamer will substitute for the Pacific line to keep it American in character. Vessel owners will receive only sea postage of 150,000 dollars annually, despite earlier demands for inland postage.
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Washington
San Francisco
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific Mail
John Elder
England
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Spreckles
Bell
Will Ratify the Treaty Prere Dakota Discussion
Berbert Welsh, secretary of the Indian Rights Association, has been stopping here for several days on his return from a visit related to treaty ratification. The report notes ongoing deliberations and regional interest in the outcome.
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Prere
Dakota
Berbert Welsh
The
Indian Rights Association
Sioux chiefs expect Dawes bill passage and treaty ratification
He toured the Sioux Reservation visiting agencies and met with chiefs and head men. He believes the Dawes bill opening parts of the reservation will pass Congress and that the treaty will be speedily ratified by the Sioux.
Dakota Democrats Oppose Statehood Alliance
A late night meeting of the Democratic Territorial Central Committee denounced the Sioux Falls Constitution and the push for a new Dakota state. The group urged Democrats to refuse participation in the constitutional movement and the ensuing election, arguing the process was unjust to North Dakota and unauthorized by law.
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Macurity
Democratic Territorial Central Committee
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Congress
Mircrew
Democratic Central
South Dakota
North Dakota
D. M. Inman
Dakota governorship dominates Washington talks
Northwestern observers foresee a near turnover in Dakota leadership as Democratic Committee figures press the Pierce administration. Day and McCormack press removal charges, citing the territorial organic law and self serving appointments. Rumors tie George A. Post to a territorial governorship, while Ziebach’s name remains a focal point for political maneuvering.
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Washinaton
Northwestern
Dakota
M.u. Day
Democratic Committee
Pierce
Territory
George H. Rice
Dakota House
Piercening
Messrs Day
McCormack
Marratta
Ziebach
Thye
To Day
George A. Post
Susquehanna
Jenks
Interior Department
Post
Col. Lamont
M. L. McCormack
Grand Forks
Capt. Marratta
Dakota appointments spark marshal and land office fights
The newly appointed Marshal is praised for a manly stance in Dakota offices as McCormack’s name circulates through friends. Col Thompson of Bismarck is here pressing for a land office for his son while opposing Ziebach’s appointment.
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McCormack
Dakota
Col. Thompson
Bismarck
Ziebach
Censuses Cut to Pay Back Taxes on Dakota and Colorado
The 1885 semi decennial census costs for Dakota and Colorado totalled 85 508 and 20 678 respectively. The Treasury cancelled the certificates citing district tax debts of 3 241 33 for Dakota and 21 388 44 for Colorado. Thus 32 200 of Dakota’s 35 506 and nothing for Colorado are withheld pending action on the tax debts.
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Washington
Congress
States
Territories
Secretary of the Interior
Dakota
Colorado
Interior Department
Treasury Department
Q. CG. Lamar
Register of the Treasury
United States
Territory of
Assassination and threats amid Georgia moonshine war
In Franklin County Georgia illicit distillers terrorize witnesses. A young man named Dyar was killed after testifying against suspects. A second attack targeted Garbreath, shot through a wall while at home. he escaped unharmed. Others accused of informing are warned to flee.
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Gainesville
Franklin County
Georgia
Dyar
Garbreath
Important to Postmasters Was summer ox Oct 16
Postmasters risk loss of funds when remitting surplus money order funds to depositories. The postal regs require registering packages with at least one disinterested witness to prove enclosure, addressing, locking, dispatch. Noncompliance forces postmasters to reimburse losses. some seek credit, but the Postmaster General requires witnesses and proper precautions to prove remittance and aid theft prosecutions.
Mysterious Murder in Newton Wis. Servant Catherine Navoratsky
The Newton area mourns as Catherine Navoratsky, a servant girl in Di's farm household, is found dead from a back head wound. Post mortem reveals she was in a delicate condition, suggesting murder by her seducer with an outside gunman likely involved. Two or three young men are suspected. a sister is the only relative in this country.
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Mastrowoo
Wis
Newton
Catherine Navoratsky
Glanders Spreading Across States Reported
Dr. Paaren, State Veterinarian of Tiline's, says glanders exists extensively in Montana Dakota Indian Territory Arkansas and Texas. He has urged the State Board of Live Stock Commissioners to act to stop shipment of horses mules and asses from those areas into Illinois. He reports killing twenty three glandered animals in Illinois during the past week.
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Chaco
Paaren
Tiline’s
Montana
Dakota
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Texas
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Illinois
Flowers Found by Visitor in Adirondacks
A visitor in the Adirondacks recently discovered five wildflower specimens new to her, standing ankle deep in moss among shaded greens and browns.
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Adirondacks
The Modern Old Maid and Witty Gossip on Love
A compact miscellany from New York topics includes a piece on Ladies’ Tailors shaping manners and marriage, mingled with editorial quips about social norms. It cites phrases from Galveston News and New York Sun about sharp gendered language and a dusk of domestic anxieties.
A Rising Thermometer in the Study of Life
A humorously framed dialogue contrasts a husband writing his life story with his wife, sparking a playful rise in the thermometer as the exchange turns witty and affectionate. The clipping then shifts to reflections on a painting gallery, a naive young woman’s comment, and a portrait of the modern old maid who blends charm, society, and financial savvy.
Indias Tailors Grow Past Early Era In City
A city article recalls the rise of Indies tailoring shops over two decades, noting the sole female manager’s departure eight years ago and now many shops with strong demand. It highlights skilled male tailors handling most tasks with women assisting in fittings and recounts a blunt exchange with a dissatisfied client about taste.
American Worth and Fashion Trade in New York Tailoring
A New York Herald interview with a leading tailor reveals men as the primary workors in a busy establishment focusing on riding habits, costumes, and bridal wear. He notes American work surpasses Parisian designs to fit wealthy Indies, and details custom shaping pads and the craft of making up for imperfect figures.
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Paris
Europe
Worth of
America
Pingat
Felix
The
Americaa Worth
New York Herald
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