Primary plan for Springfield Ohio Republicans debated
The Globe Republic examines party nominating methods in Springfield urging a delegate convention with drawn ward delegates to avoid manipulation. It argues for representative, unpledged delegates and warns that current primaries risk selecting electable but unfit candidates, citing concerns over money and liquor influence. It notes Judge Foraker as a potential gubernatorial nominee and discusses reactions among colored voters to his past positions, including a letter and Gazaway case references.
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Cincinnati
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Delaware
Jim
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George W. Leach
Charles W. Roy
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Third Ward
The Fight Against Iron Clads and Naval Cost
The London Fest protests against building iron clads outlining eight objections. High armor costs and limited fire effectiveness are noted, as is armor weight reducing gun and coal capacity. Critics warn of ships' immense size hindering maneuverability and the rise of ram and torpedo warfare. A corvette concept is proposed as a cheaper alternative.
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Jim
The Wearing of the Beard in Nineteenth Century Attitudes
A column recounts how beards and mustaches were once mocked as signs of weakness and rebellion. It describes clergy opposition, social shaming, and a Worcester tombstone claim of persecution for wearing a beard. Notable figures and the broader anti slavery and temperance contexts are noted, with a tale of Old Jew Palmer and beard-era social norms.
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Washington Irving
Cooper
Marric
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Case
Mustachs
Worcester County
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Palmer
Samson
Bay Field
Defruit Free Press
A Mexican Fitting on a Burro Load of Family Paraphernalia
A vivid travel scene shows a Mexican family on a long harvest exit. The six youth leads, a mother holds a parasol and sharp wooden prod, a cat and old man with a catty burro, and a donkey groans under the load. The old narrator Frank Curling notes comic and brutal discipline of beasts and kin on a 25 mile journey.
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Ike
Frank Curling
Masher Pranks and Language Lesson at the Hall
A Detroit Free Press note recalls a 19th century scene with Brodder Watkins before the President and a humorous exchange on language. It then shifts to memories of the stage masher twenty years ago, detailing pranks by Props and actors including a trap accident, and ends with a separate sketch on slavery laws and abolitionist sentiment.
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Gardiner
Davie
Langwidge
Solin
Solis
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Bradder Watkins
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Jan
Ople
Detroit Free Press Lime Kiln Club
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Miss Mayhew
Masher
Bing
Mr. Masher
al Baiste
Lowe
Rward
Trevor
Tim
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