Lorain County Republican Convention Plans Published
Local Elyria edition details Lorain County Republican convention dates April 21 and 25 1892 to choose delegates for the state convention in Cleveland. The piece lists voting precincts and representation by population plus names on the county executive committee and remarks on Ohio political mood and figures like McKinley Foraker and Rhode Island silver tariff discussion.
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Repumdoan
Lersia Cucniy
Ebh
Said
Myris
Colls
Cleveland
Canara
Lurala
Johnson Widens Bid for New Fourteenth District Seat
The Cleveland era political note outlines E G Johnson of Maryland as a candidate for the new Fourteenth district amid Lorain county support. It cites past candidacies and a two week convention that led to W A Taylor’s nomination, while Johnson’s backers insist he is the preferred choice of a large Republican bloc and capable of winning. Johnson vows a fair, open contest and asks friends to withhold judgment until both sides are heard.
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Aupuiian
Rawling
Foraker
Hollenden
McKinley
G Jobneon
Mbyria
Pemseen
Jobneon
Lorain
W. A. Taylor
Jebsson
Cuyahoga County
Taylor
Johnson
Lorain County
Congress
Fourteenth
Clark
David R. Paige
John Huntington
Paige
Toledo
Sherman
Colmbus
Neil House
Ohio
Friends of
Mansfield News
The Oberlin Wellington clash over Couch electoral defeat
A fiery editorial attacks the Oberlin Wellington alliance and the crowning defeat of Hon George L. Couch in 1891. It denounces money, deceit, and concealed tactics used to influence the election and warns against further manipulation in the new Fourteenth district. It critiques the state central committee’s role and calls for fair, open canvassing and respect for voters.
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Oberlin Wellington
George Ll. Couch
Couch
Wellington
Achemer
Congress
New
Fourteenth
Oberlin Alliance
Prohibition Cabal
Elyria
Local option bill dead amid political sniping and rumors
Report notes the local option bill for Oberlinie iloria Amherst Lorain and surrounding areas has died quietly. Observers blame aggressive circulars and public opinion shaping by opponents, while supporters warn new schemes will arise to push rejected ideas. The piece laments the bill’s demise and mocks those deemed responsible.
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Rawling
Capulet
Marley
Oberlinie Iloria
Amherst
Lorain
Immortal Fifteen
Seonanibawitt and
Paugioss
Oberlin College trustees meet in spring session
Oberlin College held its spring trustees meeting on Wednesday April 6 with ten members present. New trustees elected include Lewis H Severance of Cleveland. Faculty plans focused on permanent facilities and conservatory staff promotions were announced among broader talks of college finances and governance.
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Oberlin College
Oberlin
Lewis H. Severance
Cleveland
H. Carter
G. W. Andrews
A. S. Kimball
C .W
Questionable authority in district convention delegates selection
A disputed dispatch claims results from a conference of the congressional committee for the new Fourteenth district. The text contends state central committee authority did not extend to calling a convention to nominate a congressional candidate, only to selecting delegates to the national convention. It urges cooperation with county committees and questions who fixes caucus times and delegate apportionment.
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Congressional Committee
Lorain
Ube
Dave
Congrena
Ashland
Huron
Kaos
Lorata
Morrow
Richland
Fourteenth
Congress
State Committee
National Committee
George L Couch
KE HE Hinman
Lorain County
Hamilton
Cayuga
PRESS COMMENT. Free silver and tariff reform debated
A compilation of quotes from multiple papers denounces free silver coinage and tariff reform as political theater. The Cincinnati Gazette defends standard tariff opposition, while Findlay Republican condemns mob violence as dangerous. An Akron-Crawford county summary praises Harter’s stand against free silver and notes Barrows’s wool tariff speech as part of the broader debate.
Protectionist Rhetoric and Political Debate From Distant Pages
A collage of editorial snippets discusses tariffs, free silver, and party feuds, praising protective measures and denouncing rival leaders. It notes McKinley’s strong case against Campbell, critiques Ohio Republican infighting, and mocks temperance debates tied to Chicago exhibits.
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McKinley
Campbell
William McKinley
Cheeland World
A G Carpenter Offers Full Fall and Winter Goods Stock
A G Carpenter announces a complete Fall and Winter stock including horse blankets, lap robes, 300 pairs ladies and gentlemen’s skate, carriage soft goods, anti rust tinware, copper teapot and boilers, Warren paints, white lead and oil, iron and wood pumps, leather and web halters, iron and steel horseshoes and nails, carriage harness and horse covers, shelf and heavy hardware all cash and sold at bottom prices.
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Warren
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