Courier Attacks County Printing Patronage and Inspector Requests
The Madison Courier rebukes county printing patronage as insufficient for telegraph bills and argues for an independent audit. It highlights a 1876 drop in Courier drawings after records were challenged and compares printing sums paid to other firms. It warns voters against Ring influence and urges scrutiny of public funds.
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Courier
Madison Courier
Courier Company
Journal Company
Braden & Buford
Excelsior Printing Company
N. Manville
M. Manville
W. Burford
The
Star
the Courier
Old Courier
Copper Boom Prompts Confidence in Madison Markets
The Courier notes a copper business surge in Madison sparked by the Ohio election and rising voter confidence against Republican fanaticism. The piece reflects a hopeful market mood and calls for steady growth as the city reacts to political developments.
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Madison
Courier
Ohio
Republicans Endorse Hubbell Appeals to Political Assessments
A critique accuses Republicans of backing Jay Hubbell and his two percent payroll siphon, arguing it violates the law banning officers from levying political assessments on subordinates. The piece denounces political blackmail and insists culprits be punished regardless of others’ actions.
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Newton M. Curtis
Curtis
Republican Party
Jay Hubbell
Supreme Court
Congress
United States
S[uobell
Jay Trubbel
German beer and temperance attitudes in Madison
The piece contrasts prohibitionist rhetoric with German drinkers in Madison, praising German industriousness and self sufficiency. It argues beer culture is widespread yet the town remains quiet, and suggests temperance advocates could learn from German habits and respect for beer as part of cultural identity.
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Ome
Democratic Party
Madison
Tariff Claim on Steel Rails Misstates Value Reduction
The speaker argues that steel rails fell from over a hundred dollars to near zero per ton due to a $28 tariff. He contends capitalists benefit from mills, while cheaper production through improved methods, not tariffs, lowers rail value.
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Curry
Republican Party
Local candidates vie for county board seats
The piece argues for W. George Wears as a capable Saluda township farmer with legal knowledge to join the board of commissioners. It criticizes party rancor and asserts independent candidates would reduce reliance on the Auditor and a paid attorney, enabling a more responsive board.
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W. GE. Wears
Saluda Township
Quiet State Town Cites Peaceful Image Amid Reform Talk
The writeup notes a historic scene claiming the state’s calmest town with few officers beyond the city marshal, while accusing Republicans of drinking and moral laxity under a label the author calls “dirty Dutch” as temperance debates unfold.
They Accuse Roberts of Voter Selling in Smyrna Township
A local letter condemns Al Roberts for offering to bet and sell votes in Smyrna Township. It accuses him of claiming influence over the vote through money and dog tags, denouncing the man as a mercenary and a disgrace to Smyrna and the county.
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Roberts
Smyrna
Smyrne
Siyrea
Dishonest Clerk Raises Debt Burden in County Office
A clerk ran up a debt of 160600 due to dishonesty and unfaithfulness. He has been allowed to pay only 20000, while the community questions obligations to retain him. Officials claim no theft detected in five years, yet public trust remains strained by perceived internal dishonesty.
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Ring Bogsen
New York Witness Critique of Parties Shows Pubic Strain
The New York Witness denounces both major parties in harsh terms. It likens the Whig demise to insanity and criticizes the Republican record alleging corruption among named figures and power holders. The piece argues such leadership undermines the Union and state governance.
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New York Witness
Enat
Whig
Republican Party
Union
Robesons
Merons
Filleys
Dorseys
Smyths
Wrenches
Chandlers
Wild Rebel Yell Echoes in Local Politics
A fragment from Tus Courier reflects on the wild rebel yell as a political symbol in Issé. It fears Jim Hill and Col. Whitsit may win a future election, noting the Colonel’s familiarity with the yell from past times and suggesting lingering resonance decades later.
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Tus
Jim Hill
Col. Whitsit
Ped
Cumback to Visit Madison on Prohibition Party Question
The Courier reports Will Cumback, the “Christian Statesman,” will visit to aid the four weal and discuss whether the Republican party is a prohibition party or not. Cal Ward stated the party was neither for nor against it.
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Will Cumback
Cumback
Madison
Republian
Cal
Ward
Fox
Ohio
Aly
Parby
Lisa
Eclayi Lerest Ieee
Tur Courier Reports Cincinnati Commercial Quotation on Germans
The Tur Courier notes Cincinnati Commercial quotes about Germans and questions why the Republican party has not sent a genuine German speaker to canvass Tidifna. The item hints at ongoing attempts across the nation to find suitable German orator to address Tidifna.
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Tur
Cincinnati
Tur County Debt Crisis Cited in 1876 Report
A late 19th century inquiry notes Tur County's debt of 140057 32 on November 1 1876. The investigating committee faults county officers for dishonesty and asks if the Republican party merits credit for allowing citizens to repay all but 20000 dollars.
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Tur
Dling County
Republican Party
Woston Pest
Dorsay
Vudler
Congress
Taovil
Demaree Guilty Claim Echoes in Local Paper
Fragmentary text accuses Demaree of guilt and of complicity in a theft case cited by Louis deh and published in a local paper. The note references a manager and a person named Sulzer, with unclear details.
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Demaree
Louis Deh
Promises by Demarce and Hay Veiled Saloon Promoters
A muddled note suggests Demarce and G. Hay make pledges to saloon men if they support their cause. The text implies saloon keepers will not back candidates who fund what it calls a political conflict harming business.
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State Central Committee
Republican Party
Demarce Andhe. G. Hay
Pate Graham Brags About Voting Record Against Democrats
The speaker cautions Democrats to consider whether they owe support to Pate Graham who claims he has never voted for a Democrat and never intends to. The comment urges reflection on political allegiance and party loyalty.
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Pate Graham
Pattison Declared Democratic Candidate for Governor
Pennsylvania correspondent to the Chicago Times reports confidence that Pattison is the Democratic nominee for governor. The piece notes decisive support in party ranks and signals strong steps toward an eventual gubernatorial contest.
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Pennsylvania
Chicago Times
Pattison Pit
Gover Paytap
Doubtful GOP Chances in New York Headline
Cuarg Mann Houners questions the Republican ticket's prospects in New York. Pubbell and Goull are urged to back Folger as a potential winner and keep hopes alive.
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Cuarg Mann Houners
New York
Pubbell and
Goull
Folger
Cata
Windom tariff quine price misstatement sparks rebuttal
A clipped Republican note from the Indianapolis Daily News critiques Senator Windom. It cites Curry and others arguing about quinine pricing and tariff effects, asserting Windom misstate and labeling the claim as false. The piece portrays debate over drug tariff and market price shifts.
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W.W. Curry
Indianapolis Daily News
Windom
Curry
Widom
Erabbells
Demarce Endorses Ing Action After Spring Vetting
Voters review by Demarce after looking up Mace Stanley and assessing charges tied to the oil lake. Officials were pressed to answer questions about the Daneist manual scripts and alleged complicity in job securing.
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Mus
Demarce
Mace Stanley
Demarco Pal
Desperate Measures Alleged in Local Ring Case
Fragmentary report describes Tuk men linked to a dis reputable matter of vating deftroyoi at a spring resort who resort to desperate means to clear themselves of charges. It notes the penalty for such an act and questions legal options to prosecute those connected to the Ring.
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Nsowlers
Local rumor links Graham and Dillon in county treasurer race
Community sources allege Sir Pate Graham and highwayman Tom Finniwan told ward officials they oppose Dillon’s possible candidacy for county treasurer. The note sparks local talk of political maneuvering and personal ties influencing the contest.
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Pate Graham
Hwy
Tom Finniwan
Jonger
Dillon
App Graham
Mtr
Graham
Fragmented Notice From Distracted Source Language
The readable text shows garbled lines about officials and people attempting deception. Names, dates, places are not clear. It references payers and honesty but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Bipartisan Editorial Heap on New York Politics
The Boston Globe and New York papers critique Sir Slulneia and the gubernatorial race. They discuss Republican factions, potential Cabinet shifts, alleged campaign plans, and internal party tensions shaping New York politics.
Partisan Clash Over Tax Cuts and Democratic Leadership
A critical analysis notes a split in the party over tax reduction. It cites the Ohio and New York influence, claims of division within the party, and references Gore and national administration attitudes. The piece discusses proposed a 70 million dollar tax cut and shifts blame in Congress.
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Dog Hess
Rita Ogree
Cincinnati Gazette
York
Ohio
Wbovd Hk
Fragmentary note on signatures and affidavits from Lovell era
A garbled transcription cites Tural perand signed by Jefe and Hin Volantarchy with references to Davit and Pil Lovell. It mentions John Birt, Pemperly, Pred Tlarper, and G. ih. ant in connection with an affidavit. The text is unreadable in places and names are uncertain.
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Tural Perand
Jefe
Hin Volantarchy
Pil Lovell
Hen
John Birtard Pemperly
Tlarper
G. Ih
Ant
Thioth
Disputed Ward Ranges as Salzer Publication Cited
A fragment notes a dispute over a ward and mentions Salzer in connection with a published item. The text is incomplete but indicates a local political or administrative contention tied to a ward boundary or control and a public record by Salzer.
Prohibition and political party lines in an old city issue
An 朗 fragmentary political column discusses prohibition, the Republican platform urging a prohibitory amendment, and warns against a special election. It lauds Joseph A. Seig for bravery during a train fire rescue while criticizing the current tax and industrial policies as artificial and profit driven.
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Joseph A. Seig
Say City
Philadelphia
Bernedl
Dorth
Reform Crisis in Ghia Sparks Ohio Election Debate
Fragmented text from a New York Herald summary discusses reform clashes in Ghia and Ohio elections. It mentions Frankford district, unidentified figures, tariffs, protectionism, and fiscal policy while signaling a heated political struggle and calls for reform measures.
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Ghia
New York Herald
Fragmentary Note Reflects on Party Foundations
A garbled passage contrasts two political strains: one rooted in patronage and another in principled stands. The text hints at a Baton area context and a later discovery or realization, underscoring tension between personal gain and moral leadership.
Perjury Plea Tied to Hatchet Attack Case
The defendant, once named with Moore and Reed, admits guilt to perjury linked to a hatchet attack on Dr. Spence a year ago. Moore received a fourteen year term and is imprisoned. Reed, eight years, was not sent to the penitentiary. Alor gan from Mount Vernon testifies to the alleged assault.
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Moore
Reed
Alorgan
Mount Vernon
Jie
Dr. Spence
Robbey
Sjys
Stone Laying Ceremony Led by Col Wilson and Guests
A ceremonial gathering featured EB Li and Col W Wilson among speakers as Harlow Wilson & Co. and the VWOTU attended. Brass bands played while the Nor cemetery stone was laid at WHS Witnesse site, with Blue Carr and the Sasoni family noted among participants.
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Blue Carr
Sasoni
Col. W. Wilson
VW. O T. U
Quiarteile
Tariff Debate Spurs Modern Political Clash
Fragmentary remarks reveal a heated tariff dispute tied to political strategy and public benefit. The dialogue questions whether price protections favor manufacturers over common people, noting the high two-part charges and the potential impact on local economies.
Perfection Flour and agricultural goods report
An 1882 report from Adieon lists Perfection Flour and assorted farm products with prices and providers. It notes various grains seeds livestock items and introduces market values as reported by R. G. Craig in a local ledger.
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W. R. Meyers
Madison County
James H. Rick
Floyd
Treasuer
J.J. Cooper
Marion
Francis T. Hord
Bartholomew
John W. Holcombe
Porter
W. E. Niblack
Knox
G. T. Hawk
Allen Zollers
Allen
William §. Holman
Alloines
John McGregor
Campiagn
F Courier
Court House
Ecize
Boston Globe
Sir. Slulneia
Chicago Tribune
Athinta Constiution
Guitena
Boige
Pitteburg Post
Arthur
Lee Caraiinus
Cincinnati Commerciat Advives
Verve
Peay Pou
Ork Repubicans
Ann Yan ‘Grove
Torr
National Republican Executive Committee
Polebell
Che 'Proustiry
Mayet
Salzer
Asione
Guneth
Paris
Bart
Wieania
Tua
Wores
Bloch
Posrl St
New Fork
Walker &T
Baltimore
Hope
Brown
Diepetad
Pope Ex
Daniel
Alwilall
Trow & CO Perfection
Cruickens
Navy
Unmerican
Millet
Ge Valle Lmrd
Orleans
R. GB
Craig
BR. McKim & CO
Wade
Lic
O. Lewis
Ainchoss
Uae
Connon
FOR
Niles
Broadway
Sh Serman
S. Bio
Eungent Net Sires
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