Ohio Republicans claim sweeping victory over Democrats
The report details a Republican landslide in Ohio with claims of 414 members in the House and a solid Senate majority, surpassing prior elections by large margins. It contrasts current results with Hayes and other governors, notes party committee actions, and cites figures from Republican and Democratic sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Nate Majoritiee
Republican Committee
Tha
Allen Gierina
Democracy
United States Senate
State “Committee
Bbi
House
Assney
Ohio
Hayes
Allen
Foscar
Hwing
Hases
Tilden
Digdon
West
Plate
Togv
Fourteenth annual reunion of Tiventiouk Michigan veterans
The fourteenth annual reunion of Tiventiouk Michigan veterans gathered in the city with many survivors and wives. Attendees were met at the depot by the Marghal corner band and escorted to the Tramont house. The business meeting in Eagle opera hall elected officers and set next meeting in Jackson on October 13, 1880. The program included music and an oration by Dr. S. French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiventiouk Michigan, Infantry
Mmny
Nnrves
Marghal Corner
Tramont House
Onder
Eagle
Nover
Lounebeny
Col
C.B. Grant
Houg Ton
Geo. J. Crowell
el Ot Sceratary
A. EB. Cowles
Lansing
H. B. Baker
Law
Hoe
Rev. W. Bullis
Manistee
Hamwond
Jackson
H. P
Gardner
Leoni
J. T. Hawwond
Cyrus Raymond
Gross’ Lake
Moss
Ann‘ Arbor
20Th Infantry
Ut. Marshall
Sth
P. U
Col. Lcouaberty
Dr. S. 5
French
Opera
Opera House
Gen Robertson
Gen. Gorham
Senator Palmer
Buck
After the War a Call for Protection and Patriot Loyalty
A veteran speaker laments broken promises of liberty and government protection after the war. He cites a court martial tale, recalls Union loyalties in the South, and warns that political liberty fails where the state refuses protection. He honors fallen comrades and urges truthful memory of motives, duty, and sacrifice. He argues for national duty to protect citizens at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenoir
Tennessee
Knoxville
Turkey Qrock
Campbell's Station
Temove
Fyloxville
Stith
Seventh Corps
Bethesda Church
Virginia
Michigan 20Th
Barnes
Bidwell
Knight
Knowles
Theii Wast Waution
Mississippi
Atlantic
Hoavian Woldier
Michigan
Florida
Thewen
South
Prion
Uain
Amore
York
Ana
Fortain
Fredericksburgh
Fredericksburgh. It Was Hiaweht
Possi
Heto
Advin
Union Goldliee
Weo
Jaudwelle
Toilere Hulls
Worthboro
Eouth
Rch Atau
Lincoln
Stephen
Georgia
Stephens
Washington
Maryland
Kitucky
Missouri
America
Les
Vicksuirg
Grant
Gibraltar
Cat Fort Pillow
Congress
Chisholm
Old Army of the Republic
Yazoo
San Francisco
Robertson
Detroit
Judge Buck
Kalawazoo
Gorham
W. Hewitt
Marshall
Home Guard
Senator Patterson
Perry Mayo
John Brown
A. E. White
Chas A. Brown
John Robrig
Albert G. Ishin
Thore
Memorable Union Veteran Reunion Honors War Deeds
A Michigan veterans ceremony recounts Civil War valor, recalls leaders and hardships, and calls for continued protection of voting rights and free schools. Speakers from Detroit to Marshall praise comrades, lament misuses of memory, and urge unity to preserve the Republic and democratic ideals.
Town notes and railroad talk from Marshall era
A jumble of items from Ann Arbor and Marshall era papers describes temperance accusations against Mrs Kent-Mason, a serious railroad injury to brakeman William Hathaway, and meetings on the Toledo and Milwaukee road with hopes of local aid. Social news praises library benefactors, a Marshall reunion of the 20th infantry, and a Beattie Drive incident with a horse theft near Battle Creek.
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Michael J. Fanning
Ann Arbor
Detroit Post and Tribune
Kent-Mason
Temperance
Gaying
Smiley
Anaes
Jackson
Toledo
Milwaukee
Marshall
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Post and Teiburs
Fordhall Boat Club
Entetainments
Coub
Robert ‘McWade
Eagle Opera House
Bupervisors
Tiana
Poourt-House
Marshall City
William ‘Bax
Alfred H. Chase
Battle Preababy
Davi
Id ‘Coy
Beamett Fames
Jonvis
Charles Balpor ‘Gamage
Daniel Ebbis Newton
James T
Tulsdat
Mplubbard Prehee
Pye Muldings
Whits
Joa
Geac and
Bridges
Tabor
Thompson
Adwig
Powell
Port House
T. IL
Battle Creek
Court House
Twentieth Michigan Infantry
Aurgeon
Engle Opera Hall
Library Association
Alexander
Albion
Sra Teeswar
John van Horn
B. B. ‘Biscell
Tonia
Ee Albion Pub
Licen
My. Bissell
Poli
Poli‘tien
Fred Fms
Lee
Paeiese
Moore
Marshall Road
Waldo
Adams
Hunt
Chicago
Little Kiz
M. E. Parsonage
Wan
Reiley
Alloway Little
Muss Ginzio Kes
Newton
Miet, Balcome—Tichenor
Eckford
G. L Clark
William H. Balcomb
Nellie Tichenor
EB. A. Comins
Remount House
Henderson’s
Smiths Light
Loescher & Petsch
Berlin
Perrett
Post and Tribune
New York Tribune
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Will R. Lewis
Subberi
F. L. Henderson
Stove
Bosley
W. E. Bosley
National Bank OF Michigan
Busines
Resources
Esate Srgd
Vnl
Diol Caine Haake
Calhoun
Lovell
William Powell
S. Beach
Manlius
Mann
Reegars
Perrett’s
Henderson's
A. D. Schuv
Fletcher
Reed
Hempstead
Perrett & Simjmons and
Iook
T. Shanahan
Remeber Perrett
Misa Hughes
Esrire
Paestoy Mircaene
Perret
State Street
Fredonis
Themelves
D. Swagtour
Poerrett’s
Yale
Madam Fox
State and
Eagle Street
Brewer's
Emycire
C. M. Brewer
F. L. Henderson’s
State-Street
F. Henderson
Thomas
Herndon Place
Herndon
H. A. Titterson
Poe
Hewitt & Sancy
Gall
Hyde's
Perrett's
Uncle Dan'l
Goto
Smith
Ely
F. L. Hender
Grolcery
Perrett, & Simmons
Singer Manufacturing Company
de Nceniot
Agcora
Peice
Mulding
Vanvasser
Mr’a Co
St State St
Raic
Alton
A. Seo ED
Aeerrin
Schuyler's
Ike Schuyler
Peo
Eas?ward
Battle Croek
Galorburg
Timii
Suniny
Atlante
Badger State Shawls
W. M. Bordwell
Perrett & Simmons
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