Ohio canvass shows high state ticket support and party shift
An official county canvass reports strong general support for the Republican slate, with analysis noting a high vote total and contrasts in party strength. A wave of economic concerns, unsettled markets, and calls for cautious fiscal policy are discussed as factors shaping the outlook and regional results.
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Germel Pally
Partat
Unig
Livia
Bashford Ai
Adhuns
Uhippesu
Chirke
Sahumibalzs
Dower
Danigliss
Vunn
Yond du Bae
Uyeen
Jackson
Jettersin
Jtewanner
Lolyvelly
Monn
Ventes
Santmuanie
Piero
Polk
Deortate
Atacine
Aichlvind
St. Croix
Saux
Doo Shawannw
Shelwygat
Prenipetvun
Wahworth
Cnetuda
Thaddwe
The American Monthly Scribbles on Authors and Advertisements
A scrambled excerpt from an early 19th century American Monthly features names of English and American writers and their alleged articles, interspersed with advertisements for Ay Pills. The text lists multiple authors like James Ma Hey and J. Motley, with brief notes on poetry and essays, followed by an advertisement for a patent medicine and a remark on household fire safety.
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Douglas’ Jerrold
James Ma Hey
Ralph Wilde Emarson
Rose Tonney
0Ford
O. W. Uulmes
Charles
Mazewell
Norton i
Cant
Manchester
Irs
Vwarriot
Hueeter Stawe
Galvins
Philleo
Sakin
Myrey Tames
Russell Lowell
J. R. Trowbridge
Pendlane
Rilah Wilde
Enersen
Florentine Mosiaey
Filoreus
Lonigtl
Fond Santa
Newark murder trial detailed in chaotic courtroom testimony
Fragmentary transcript describes a Newark case with Beebe, Beebe’s death, Jones Wiley and others involved in a gunfight at a house and subsequent courtroom disputes over warrants, arrest authority, and admissibility. Witnesses recount shots, pursuit across fields, and jury concerns as lawyers argue suppression and legality of actions.
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Reamey
Bros. Attodney
Amd
Vox
John Ki. Heyl
Wxensediout
Grein
Tos
Camsvientey
Mitelinson
Gree
Piney
Blamed
Buey
Ridevonr
Donna
Entta
George i Molor
Stephen Feederick
Swisher
Jesge C. Lull
Gourt
P.ml
Jtupay
J. Wiley
Newark
Ghly
Warreuttt
Ib Stuither
Indid
Warriit
Licking County
Fordiand
Werhav Quiven
Tegal
Sewart Smiley
Jones
Thicy
Ant
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Hin
Borsshack
Stalin
Sette
Gox
Wiley
Herd
Winegs
Beebe
Mospay
English
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Cyrus Beehe Y
Ada Nent
Pav) Downis
Columbus
Fumphrey
Brighway
Witteess
American Hotel
American
Wit Wees
Scioto Howse
Col ‘Phanttes
Hig
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Agein
Boronnd
Toi
Morgan Gabin
Botlsing
Mer
Cox
P. Stele
Sand Wiley
Jonesy
Beesbe
Busbe
Uunstuck
Fayness
Falloon
Dones
Tll Beebe
A National Currency Plan for the United States
The New York Courier and Enquirer advocates a national currency through a government backed bank note system. It proposes congress authorize banks to send bills to Washington for redemption with government or state stocks, with a margin to ensure specie redemption. The plan envisions a single federal standard receivable for all government payments, enabling nationwide circulation while preserving state rights.
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New York Courier and Enquirer
Jyet Congress
Washington
New York
Bursys
United States
Portland
Maine
New Orleans
United States Bank Sau
United
Albany
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Tinesville Gazete
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Areva
U States
Great Britain
Stuukland & Con
Milwaukee
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Ty Gostise Witke
Chicago
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Sax
the American Monthly
Ringfield
Ayeris
Democrat
Arthur, Vinton Co
Ohio
Apts
Baterday
Hose
Mamphrey
Bingham
Alice
Tutell Exelaiies
Desi Gross
Bey
Isery
Beentur
Green County
Shverbtery
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Orville
Atle Guren
Atbany
St. Rudtuek
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People OF
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Corey
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