Whigs Prevail in County Convention With 20 Vote Margin
The Whigs claim a sharp victory at the January county convention with a hard money platform and a 20 vote majority. Democrats lose ground in the Senate and House while Tod is targeted as Tod’s district support shifts under alleged gerrying. The piece notes party realignments and references to publications and subscriptions as part of the political climate.
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Wigs of Chin
Dania Tod
Hitt
Allen County
Tod
Pels
Tie in Senate and Ohio gains boost Whigs and Democrats
The report notes Graham defeats Griswold for the Senate in Stark County, creating a Senate tie and limiting Whig legislation for winter. It claims gains of ten House members and six in the Senate, predicting reduced tax laws and opposition to bankers' privileges, with Whigs winning several Congress seats in Pennsylvania and Georgia.
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Graham
Griswold
Wooster Bank Minion
Stark County
Hozze
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Bebb
House
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Dagon
Belhazzar
Ald
Mr. Bubb
Congress
Liberty Party Proposal Notes 1916 Meeting
A fragmentary report notes the Liberty Party discussing a 1000 hour walking challenge by Bacon, a plan to relocate a seated justice, and the redirection of public buildings to a new center with county plots. The piece references a St Marys Sentinel reader and a 1916 date fragment.
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St Marys Sentine
Jacob Hilis Estate Notice
Notice hereby given that an administrator has been appointed for the estate of Jacob Hilis of Allen County. Filed October 17, 1946.
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James Moor
Jose Moore
Lote
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Jewet
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