Republican Nominating Convention to be Held in Lima
The Republicans of Allen County invite delegates to a Republican County Convention at the Court House in Lima Ohio on Saturday May 29 1875 to nominate candidates for Sheriff Probate Judge County Clerk Prosecuting Attorney Recorder Commissioner Tax Commissioner Director and Voters of representation will have one vote for every ten votes cast for the Republican governor candidate at the last election. The Central Committee urges townships to appoint delegates to ensure full county representation and a proper expression of Republican sentiment. OT Heanes Chairman Jaco Mosin Secretary.
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Gae Court House
Lima
Ohio
Tafirmary
Vic Bavis
Teen Dat
Amanda Aupluive
Marion
Perry Spencer
Erwin Monroe
Richland Suiyar
Jackson Ottiiws
Poland
Upolita
Ucket
OT. Heanes
Jaco Mosin
Ben Wade
Ile
Bill Allen
Joseph W. Richards
James F. Richards
Thomas J. Richards
Perire E. Micharts
Martha J. Richards
John Richards
Mary Richards
Thomas Richards
Richarts Richards
Mann
Pariee B. Richards
Richard O. Richards
Rettner
Co Tecante
Richard & Richards
Ballard & Richie
Neves
Allen
Comaty
Donahls
Pima
Alien County
Tate Pierce Street
Pierce Street
Euttan
Democratic primaries blamed for shenanigans and reform debates
Contention over voting anomalies at Democratic primaries. Reports cite arrest threats against Carliat fund subscribers in Prussia and a new Republican paper in Bowling Green. Observers note press reform, labor strikes in Hazleton, and undercurrents in Democratic Convention omitting bribe-takers. Paul Boynton swims the Channel amid rough seas. the Queen sends congratulations.
Tide of Election Wave Recedes in New England
The Democratic roosters were premature after Rhode Island's last Tuesday results showed the Republicans winning the largest statewide majority. With gains in New Hampshire and Rhode Island and Connecticut holding, the tidal wave seems spent as dissatisfied Republicans retreat to their first move.
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Rhode Island
New England
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Prominent Sidney Lawyer John E. Cummings Dies in Denver
Dispatch from Denver reports Sidney lawyer John E. Cummings, once a congressional candidate, shot himself in the head and died after a period of drunken despondency. Only two nickels were found on his person. The item also notes antiwar sentiment, regional political leadership needs, Mexican border violence, Beecher controversy, and sweeping claims of massive perjury in a trial.
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John E. Cummings
Sidney
Congress
Denver
Col
Democrats clash with spring election timing in county
The piece argues Democrats placed their primaries with the spring election to gain local wins but fears this may backfire as Republican dissatisfaction grows. It urges Republicans to field a strong ticket, campaign vigorously, and pursue victory on the second Tuesday in October.
How it was Done in Connecticut by Congressman Starkweather
Congressman Starkweather of Connecticut argues that excessive naturalizations caused the Republic's defeat in the state. He notes that last year's Democratic Legislature expanded naturalization authority to Police Magistrates, who are political appointees. Police Magistrates, prior confined to courts, reportedly naturalized many Democratic voters fraudulently before the election.
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Congress
Mexico
Henry Ward Beecher
Starkweather
Connecticut
Governor Allen Calls for Action Over Local Library Scandal
Governor Allen condemned the scandal in Wood County and urged prompt removal of those responsible from the library business. He stated many share the sentiment that accountability is overdue and action should have been taken earlier.
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Allen
Ev Rascal
Wood County
Answw
Mostybody
Beecher guilt or innocence sparks heated debate
The piece argues over the Beecher trial with Evarts and Tilton figures, stating no escape from perjury or conspiracy if guilty, and warning that either outcome would shake faith in clerical virtue. It also covers Sheridan's Black Hills letter proposal and an Ark. robbers’ capture after a warehouse heist ended in deaths and drownings.
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Mr. Evarts
Mr. Beecher
Plymouth
Mr Beecher
Brooklyn
Amin Ot
Evarts
Moulton
Henry Ward i Beecher
Peron
Beecher
Leecher
Tilton
Moulton, and Mrs. Moulton
Diverse 1868 era notices mix in a scattered report
A jumble of short items reports taxes and weather in Denmark Iowa along with criminal cases and political notes. Mentions include a man hanged in St Louis for murder, Dem majority in Prayton’s council, mine strikes near Scranton, Pa, and Missouri River flooding near Lincoln. Also noted are races in Canada and US, a centennial Lexington event, a skeleton in Kansas, breadlines in Arkansas, and various local incidents in New Brunswick Wat ington and Seaford.
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Grinnell
Iowa
Patrick Shea
St. Louis
Prayton
Nameolia
Scranton
Missour
Tts
Lincoln
Seaford
Delaware
Howe
New York Free Medical College For
Michael Sullivan
Heneed
New Brunswick
Nooo
Daniel Talmige
Charles Tappan
Watington
Postage Stamps Sold On New Principle Trial
The post office department recently placed on sale three cent postage stamps fashioned on a new principle. They use two papers one hand and one porous to deter washing. The porous layer absorbs ink and can hinder adhesion. Officials doubt the stamps will prove fully adhesive or successful.
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Postetice Department
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Praise in Testimonials
A period newspaper snippet compiles testimonials praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It cites patients from Plattemouth and Buffalo expressing relief after using the remedy, claiming cures and urging others to adopt the treatment for family use. The ad notes the product is sold by dealers nationwide.
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Craruax
Plattemouth
Ned
Fatty
RV. Preece
Buffalo
N. Y
Maine
Thomas McFarland
Pierce
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