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Newspaper
Lima Gazette
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1875
Page
2
A fragmented notice compiles political remarks from 1871 to 1925. It mentions reunion events, speeches by Governor Allen, a Kenton audience oath by Sam Carey, and voter sentiments about Noyes, Hives, and Baker. Archives include a candidate letter from South Warsaw and a contested pledge with accusations of deceit.
A stray hound pursued a man for hours in Lee County Georgia, baying at a tree by ten oclock this morning. The dog forced the man to the tree and held him there all night and into the next day, revealing a curious scene where the hunter and hound uncovered not a raccoon but a darkey treed. The report reflects local tension and dated language.
The Cincinnati Gazette reports on political manipulation in Kentucky and Ohio as the Hayes versus Allen race draws attention to alleged fraud risks and party misrepresentations. It notes vote totals, party platforms, and calls for vigilance against illegal voting and currency contraction rhetoric.
Mr Charles Munn an aged respected citizen and father in law of Prof Rowley died after a five o clock on Monday morning collapse. He moved to town recently and ran a jewelry business gaining wide esteem. Funeral at Presbyterian Church was led by Rev B Gorham of New York with Masonic honors. He left a wife and several children Ada Begard.
Public sale notice via sheriff auction lists parcels in Allen County Ohio with multiple buyers and properties in Westminster and Linia. Names include Joseph M. Keer and James H. Batges, with terms cash and stated dates in October 1475.
The article recalls M. L. Baker once elected a Man firmary Director by the Democrats but failing to qualify. Gabe Hefner served in his stead, then Baker asks voters to elect him representative, while many Democrats recall his earlier stance and may back the Republican candidate. It also cites Budd Dole denying Goldsmith Maid future racing, citing humane concerns.
In Marietta Governor Allen derides the Democratic party as a slaveholding force. He claims from 1802 to 1860 the party protected slavery, passed the fugitive slave act, and aligned with Southern oligarchs, electing Buchanan and weakening constitutional authority. The piece notes local opposition and political tension.
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