Springfield meeting to choose delegates under Blaine call
The notice sets Feb 24 1885 as voting precinct meetings in Springfield city and township to elect delegates for a Blaine centered convention on Feb 23 1885 at Black's Opera House. Delegates are drawn by ballot from precinct meetings with representation based on Blaine votes. City and township precincts list counts and meeting times.
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Imagne
City of
Springfield
Springfield Township
Torsday
Black
Paagee Eee Tate
Euch
James G. Blaine
Streene
Aotem
Alsence
Suknew
Erence
Springfeld Township
Mid City
E- Seems
Wrier
Republican Central Committee
Joms W. Passos
James P. Cioowwin
Sec
Republican sentiment in Ohio race and business tone debated
A fragmented editorial discusses James G Blaine and James Simpson defending Justice schools, notes the political drift toward renomination of Foraker, and argues that honest, cheerful business benefits the community. It contrasts solemnity in politics with the value of practical enterprise and personal integrity.
Congress Seeds and Sheridan in Public Deliberations
A New York World Washington corresp describes Congress seed allotments where lawmakers receive varied seeds, from turnips to cotton and flowers, as a signal of district needs. It also profiles General Philip Sheridan at the Ebbitt House, noting his civilian attire, altered appearance, and rumored social unease in Washington society.
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Twughington Cor
New York
Congress
Commissioner of Agriculture
lWwhlacca
Dr. Loring
Joe Hinckburn
House
Senate
Kentucky
Ben Lefevre
Mimiora Bioust
Georgia
Sunsit Cox
New Jersey
John H. Ketcham
Leon Bers
Tney
Samuel J Randall
Bryn Mawr
Loring
Lanham
Texas
Thames
Thomas Porterhouse Ochiltree
Lis
Lat
Phil Sheridan
Washington Cor
New York World
P. H. Sherdan
Ebbitt House
Rotunda
Sheridan
Washington
Gun
Shera
Lowe
Sesty
Winn Ley
Gettensit
Bin
Mun
Aline
Sean
Plato
Bens. Smith
Ray
Hays Sen
Smith
Bowron
Cormeres Rusorvess
Radical Cure and Prominent Endorsements Advertised
An historical advertisement promotes Sanford's Radical Cure for catarrh and related ailments. It cites endorsements from doctors and ministers, plus testimonials from various individuals. The ad lists prices and mentions related products like Voltaiic plasters and tonics, claiming complete treatment and immediate relief.
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Sanford
Mee
Wiggin
Hoxton
Kev
G. Munroe
Lewin Dure
Andrew Ler
Manchester
Mass
Pornia
Chewican
Roston
Apprenticeship plan for Mount Clare railroad school
The Haltmore and Ohio Railroad proposes a technoregion school at Mount Clare to train apprentices with higher instruction. It would class apprentices as junior cadets and senior cadet officers, fund education, and require three hours daily service after graduation with graded daily pay from 0.70 to 1.30 dollars, plus cadet and cadet officer stipends. A board of examiners would assess studies and health, with preference given to employed veterans and tuition assistance for long-serving workers. The exact scope and post-training placements remain undefined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haltmore & Ohio Railroad Company
Onder
Mount Clare
Yadet
le Termal
Towhora Oley Mmay
Mexican Cavalry Soldiers in Dim Uniforms Described
A writer observes Mexican cavalry troops stationed near Paso del Set Cir, detailing their tattered uniforms and harsh subsistence. He praises their endurance amid scarce rations pinola and pinoche, while noting Government-issued gear and environmental hardships.
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China
Butt
Rpublic
Ukraine
Department of Subsistence
Chile
Gilbert
Dyspepsia symptoms and Burdock Blood Bitters claim
The text lists dyspepsia symptoms including variable appetite, gnawing stomach pain, heartburn, wind, bad breath and low spirits. It states alcohol, tobacco and fast living cause dyspepsia, and promotes Burdock Blood Bitters as a cure by regulating bowels and toning digestive organs, sold everywhere.
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James I Simpson
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Dallas Herald
Pmocracy
Foraker
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New Yorker
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Petter Drug & Chemical Co
Boston
Collins
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Sun
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Mexico
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