Editorial notes on politics and banking across states
Editorial notes discuss Dr. Scevrr’s Scott bill in Ohio predicting a 10 000 majority for Foraker and a Republican legislature, Grn Grant declining more duties, Missouri tax revenue rise from the high license act, and New York depositors near 232 million. Also covered are public school hours for young pupils, confederate views on Davis, and a note on railroad routes across the continent and French debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scevrr
Ohio
Foraker
Cleveland
Missouri
Prohibition Fears and Stamp Changes in Ohio News Brief
A motion to oppose woman suffrage is linked to clerical influence and temperance laws, while four cent stamps gain a redesigned Jackson head. Ohio politics shift as Hoadley faces bourbon opposition and the Scott law, taxing liquor dealers, appears to bolster Republican gains amid fears of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonsaré
Connesticut
Jackson
Washington
Ohio
Hloaciey
Hoadley
Pendleton
Thurman
Durbin Ward
United States
Supreme Court
Bribery Allegations in Hamilton Aunty Convention Debacle
The piece alleges delegates to the Hamilton aunty convention were bought with a total of $10,924 shared among 92 delegates, with the 11th ward delegation of 13 paid twice. It accuses Senator Pendleton and McJean’s money of securing city delegates, criticizes the new democracy’s ethics, and predicts a Republican victory in October amid calls for reform in education and opposition to corporate monopolies and wage suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
11Th Ward
Pendleton
McJean
Columbus
Flo
New Democracy
Foraker
Ohio
Telegraphs and law mingle in public welfare debate
The excerpt discusses state power over private telegraph ventures, stressing public welfare over profit for shareholders. Judge Cooley’s respected views are cited on regulating monopolies and ensuring common-law enforcement against abuses. The passage pivots to ads for water-proof grain boats, hair tonics, and medicines, highlighting 19th century commercial prose and promotional tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srapmisa
Othe
Io Ase
Ite
Pblishhall
Keon
Parker's Ginger Tonic Is Now Thrker's Tonic Claims
An advertisement recounts a user named Wm Coleman from Buttule N Y praising Parker's Ginger Tonic for nervousness sleeplessness and debility. The piece notes a name change to Thrker's Tonic and warns against inferior imitations by unscrupulous dealers. It mentions Usseux & Co and a signet at the bottom of the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Quixotta
Surchu
Drenna
Parker
Alec
Cesar
Tiiscox & Co
Wade
Usseux & Co
Armiigdoet
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Manshall
Caltoun
Gourn
Beth
Latris
Seth. Lewis
Lwin B. Lewis
Statesman
Beat
Serr
Grn. Grant
Western Improvement Company
Susan
Anthony
England
New York
Grex
Josern EK
Johnstox
Jeff Davis
Tie
Davis
Port Sumter
Union & Central Pacific
Southern
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
San Diego
California
Guaymas
New Mexico
Northern Pacific
Portland
Oregon
Taccua
Washington Territory
France
Great Britain
America
Congress
St. Louis
United States Pension Office
Congort
Industartat
Germany
Frances
Europe
Josiah Bounderby
Tne
Albany
Chicago
Western Union
Dr. King
F. G. Seaman's
Augere
Hay Thors
Ty Smith, Simmons & Poa- Caml
Ely
J. Collyer
Broad St
Lazlabeth
Broadway
Telegraph
Benny
Seabury & Johnston
Hetroit
New Daily
THE
pErRrorr Evening Journal
Spd
Michigan
the Evening Journal
Cook & Tires
Marshall, Mich
Marshall
Ceants
Hason & Raielle
Rochester
Pingree & Smith
Detroit
Cc. B. Webster
Fletchers
Faroe
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