Garfield’s District Gives Gov Foster Large Victory
The Sullivan Union reports Garfield’s old district delivering Gov. Foster a 22 060 vote majority last Tuesday. Ohio results rebuke Bookwalter who voted Democratic for Hancock last fall, deeming Garfield dishonest. The Times claimed Calico Charley was dead and would be buried Tuesday.
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Cabinet reshuffle rumor swirls as Arthur contemplates changes
Washington reports indicate a cabinet shakeup is likely soon though specifics remain unclear. Enthusiasm and opposition flare among states as leaders await definitive selections for President Arthur's administration.
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Guiteau Arraigned in Washington Court Not Guilty Plea
Guiteau was arraigned in the District Court at Washington last Thursday and entered a plea of not guilty. His counsel asked for more time to prepare a defense based on insanity and claimed the President's death resulted from medical malpractice. Time was granted until the pedetery cuder, 1 Trem, "was used for the trial.
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Republicans Carry Ohio and Iowa by Reduced Majorities
The piece notes that Ohio and Iowa went to Republicans on Tuesday with reduced majorities of about 24 000 in Ohio, reflecting a smaller margin than earlier contests. It emphasizes the size of the win and the political stance of the Democratic exchanges.
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Riddleberger and Wise Figure in Old Dominion Tussle
The text notes ongoing political tension in Virginia with figures Riddleberger and J D Wise tied to recent gunfire incidents amid改革 era rhetoric. It references a governor linked to John Brown’s era and a violent flare up described as shots fired.
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Virginia Senator Arrest Over Duel Rumor in Richmond
Last Saturday the Virginia senator from Mahone was arrested on Richmond streets amid an alleged fear of a duel with General Jubal Early who had called him a liar and a coward. The senator denies any challenge and claims the incident is political bluster to hurt his campaign.
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Ohio temperance candidate returns to wine press trade
The gubernatorial hopeful who relied on Bookwalter’s bars and scorned voters may resume manufacturing wine and cider presses, signaling a shift from politics back to his crafts.
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Delinquent Taxes and City Life Reflections Across Years
Attorney General Baldwin limits mileage fees on delinquent tax demands to twenty five cents unless a levy is made. The piece then rambles through social commentary on policing, London Paris comparisons, and urban manners, noting police excesses, corruption rumors, and public sentiments.
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National Bank Taxation Debate Reaches Evansville Case
Indianapolis Times reports a National Bank president criticizes Judge Harlan’s Evansville bank decision for avoiding the core issue. The judge focused on side points after two years of consideration, delaying the banks’ key questions while noting general financial concerns.
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Ex Senator McDonald Leads Fight Against Dudley Pensions Post
Washington dispatches say ex Senator McDonald arrives to oppose Col Dudley’s confirmation as commissioner of pensions. The senator and many Democrats complain Dudley blocked their plan to import Kentuckians last fall and now praise Dudley as the right man for the position.
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The Ohio Election and its Lesson
Editorial voice argues the Ohio election reveals democratic lessons. References Windy of the Times and calls out John Brown Gruiteau and alleged returning board thieves as part of a vigorous critique.
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Ohio
John Brown
Gruiteau
A. R. Heath Moves Merchants Stock to Ruddle Bros Stand
Notice that A. R. Heath has moved stock to the Ruddle Bros Old Stand in Merom Indiana and challenges competitors on prices inviting inspection of goods.
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Yorktown Celebrates 100 Years Since End of Revolution
Yorktown marks the centennial with a week of events under Gen. Tac cock commanding the post. Ten thousand tents supply the grounds as 50,000 spectators are expected with 10,000 U. S. troops. The President Cabinet and Senators visited yesterday as governors and international dignitaries arrive for Yorktown week.
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