Thurman Noted Statesman of Ohio Dies at 83
A long obituary recounts Allen G. Thurman born 1813 Lynchburg Virginia, raised in Ohio, rising from land surveyor to chief justice and senator. It traces his career from Chillicothe to Columbus, his Civil War stance, his near-governorship defeat by Hayes, and later influence on presidential politics and electoral reform. It notes his family, his son Allen and marriages, and the enduring respect for his judicial and political work.
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Seoatir
Alan G Thera
Mr. Thurman
Allen WW. Thurman
Allen Grinberg Thurman
Virginia
Allen G. Thurman
Columburg
Ohio
United States Senate
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Lynchburg
Methodist Church
Nathaniel Allen
William Allen
Chillicothe
Evon
Congress
Duncan McArthur
United States
William’ Allen
Columbus
Chillicothe Academy
Alen
Robert Lucas
Swayne
Thurman
National House
Senate
Supreme Bench
Thuan
Thas Tryne Storras
Elm
Gnion
Judge Thurman
Democrats of
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Earl
Reig
Wheeler
Ivrain
Ludge Thurman
Allen
Judes Thurman
Statesman
Judi Thurman
Alien
Aliss Webb
Baltimore
Governor McCormick
Arizona
Jamalesa
Garried Livutenanc
Afr
Thomas Scott Gifford
Castive
Spith
Jordan
New York
Thomas Jordan
Sherman
West Point
Beauregard
Confederate Congress
Jefferson Davis
The Turkish Crisis and Armenian Turmoil Deepens
Constantinople reports no Turkish political progress despite a 1.5 million dollar loan from the Ottoman bank to fund minister Subri Pasha and suppress Armenia. Rumors of palace plots persist as ex-grand vizier Biamil Pasha is exiled to Aleppo, and Armenian massacres near 5000 dead are feared amid troop concentrations at Marash. Russia may intervene, with a European conference planned to decide limits of action. A Black judge, James T. Matthews, is elected Albany recorder of deeds, a historic milestone for his race.
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Subri Paaha
Armenia
Mohammed Murad
Sufe
Biamil Pagha
Vali
Aleppo
Hitoe
Porte
Kismil Pasha
Anatolia
Bosphorus
Marash
Zeit Gan
Diarbekir
Ofisei
Armetus
Viexsa
London
Berlin
Albany
Alebast
James T. Matthews
Washington
Cleveland
Recordion's Court
Supreme Court
Advance in Coke Prices Rumored by Trade Review
New York nov 0 Rll Dan & Co weekly trade review notes a uncertain week with elections looming and prices under readjustment. Coke producers consolidate control in Connellsville and a rise to 2 a ton is feared while Bessemers and rails see mixed demand and uncertain woolen markets. Cotton remains steady amid shrinking bales. failures rise in US and Canada.
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H.C Frick Company
Coku
Connellsville
Carnegie Company
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Washington
United States
Canada
Brice predicts Republican success in 1892 race
Ohio senator Calvin Brice contends next Republican national convention will nominate McKinley or another leading candidate. He says Ohio's result mirrors New York and Maryland trends, with dissatisfaction toward the Democratic party. The piece also notes potential Senate races in Kentucky and discussions around Gorman, Berg, and Blackburn, with various party balance possibilities.
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Terry
McKinley
Ohio
McBrice
New York
Maryland
Kentucky
Democratic Party
General Forker
Mporter
Brie
Pres Dent Meyeland
Cleveland
Gorman
Mr. Brice
Berg
Hisckheburn
Louisville
General Assembly
Blackburn
Worthington
Leotenant
Goveror
Sanaim
Lazington
de Hunter
Republican Campaign Committee
Republic
Republica
Senate
House
Gols Nek
W.C
A. E. Wilson
Walter Evans
John W. Yarkes
Danville
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