Ohio money drive alleged to influence Ohio vote
Somorrow's Morning Advertiser reports Tammany Hall and the Democratic machine allegedly funded Ohio campaigns with tens of thousands of dollars to influence the governorship and legislative elections. The piece accuses congressmen and county officers of campaigning bribery to sway votes, with claims of large sums sent to Hamilton and other counties to secure Democratic control. The article portrays the alleged effort as a sweeping, systematic attempt to subvert electoral integrity.
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Cornarcia
Gozstie
New York
Ort. du
Somorrow
Tammany
Co- Tumbos
Uhie
Tammmany
Ex-Trov
Campbell
Huahnell
Ohio
Hiiee
Waldo
Bramilton
Dontt
Vola
Expensive Luxury Senator Brice Faces Farm Backlash
The article claims Senator Brice betrayed Ohio farmers by surrendering high trust to a committee led by West of Missouri and Jones of Arkansas, amid tariff debates on coal and iron ore. It alleges Brice pledged support to future committee proposals, harming Ohio industries, and later claimed to listen to constituents after freeing from caucus commitments.
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Brice
Ohio
Canons Committee
Benatora West
Missouri
Jones
Arkansas
Mmm
Texas
Senate
Brive
Cee
Rice
Nevar
John Shera
Democrate
Hollies Coounty
Hrleo
MUST BE WIDE AWAKE Republican Advice to Restore National Control
George K. Nash urges Republicans to win November elections to secure a Republican House Senate and President. He warns of Democratic or populist balance hindering reforms and calls for vigilance to elect a GOP majority in the Senate by March 4, 1897. He endorses Foraker and Bryce and stresses energetic campaigning.
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George K. Nash
House of Representatives
Senate
United States
Repub- Haan
General Assembly
Calvin S. Hrice
Wigrant
Joseph 4. Foraker
Gen. Baakwell
Ohio
Uushnoell
Repubican
Ohio political clashes threaten silver faction in state race
The Ohio silver supporters clash with Democratic leaders as factions split over free coinage and party loyalty. Brice and McKinley quotes frame the pitched battle, with silver allies facing pressure to back party machine candidates while warning of punitive costs for dissenters in the legislature. The piece cites Ohio State Journal commentary and local editorials detailing party fault lines and the impact on November elections.
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L'Outle
Ohio
Yilver Plank
Chatman Thurman
Benster Heise
M.D Tiurter
Cleveland
Oforts
Tinman & Co
Springfeld
Senator Brive
Is Herde
Fudeval
Anado Merry
Anderson
Trice
Eithes
Artee
Hiro
Ohio State Journal
Calvin Spondulix Brice
Emu Alinger
McKinley
Sahamed
Brice
Hhey
Foraker
Hector
Guy Campbell
United States Treasury
Campbell Plenas
Republiam
Wouliiaun
Lovaltur
Heartless Man Brice Appears Against Railroad Safety Bill
An 19th century critique notes Brice of Ohio as an unyielding foe of railroad worker protections. It recalls his Senate vote endorsing a safety bill for automatic couplers and air brakes, while accusing him of neglecting veterans’ pensions and supporting party rivals to damage Ohio soldiers’ interests.
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Brice
Jie Breke Wit
Crnwei
Min
Demioe Jessen
Sporte
Bn Au
Senate
Calvin S
Drice
Ohio
Stewart
Stuart
Bripe
Senator Lriee
Hola
Hiss Jathy Senate
Cully
Umecia
Gene Assembly
Ohio State Journal
Turbulent election and theater notes mix in Lorain
The report blends election chatter with a theater review in Lorain. It describes party tensions, economic mood, and a Democratic scuffle in Ohio amid Republican hopes, then shifts to the Josie Mills Company performance at Wagner’s Opera House, praising the troupe and noting upcoming acts and local business openings.
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Unarray
Ohio
Bayo
Cnan
Josie Mills
Wagners Opera House
Lorain
Mustosis Mills
Bere
Isabel
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Jessie Gilder
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New Enterprises
Turkey
Johnson
East Broad Street
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F. H. Lewis
Sanitary Works Specialty
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Ariel
Norma
Comet
W. E. Hart
Anheuser-Busch Brewing
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Griswold
Attorney-at-law
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B. G. Johnson
Attorney-ats Law
Museey Block
F. Thomas
Attorony-at-law
Sharp Block
B. Bedortha
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Glorge L. Nichols
Notary Public
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Lord & Sudron
Laundon Bros
Fresa and Silt Meats
Cheaparde
Savings Deposit Bank Ce. Athe
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Ater
J.C. Kink
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Cosbier
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Berna
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WG. Sharp Ag
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Addraes
Wee Road
Weekly Tribune
Christian Moerlein
Cincinnati
William Thomas
John Aten
John Thomas
Hota
Hugh Canavan
New York Weekly Press
Lorain County Reportee
Lorain County
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New City
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