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Newspaper

The Cincinnati Telegram

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1888

Page

5

Political Battle Looms as City Eyes Spring Elections

An editorial outlines renewed Democratic zeal and Republican caution as the city gears up for next spring’s municipal vote. It lists offices from Mayor to School Board, notes internal party tensions, potential candidates like Douglass and Hart, and hints at infighting over federal spoils affecting local races.

Riy Mir Jude Police Court

Whiskers on Them Not Chestnuts But Facey of Men You Meet Every Day

A humorous city portrait lists numerous residents and their facial hair. It notes Archialle with Scotch Dundrearys, Cochnower's grizzly under chin, Kerper's short heavy moustache, Hutton's handsome style, and more, detailing each man's beard or moustache color, length, and shape. The piece closes with a pensions notice for Cincinnatians, naming several local citizens.

Bob Archialle John Cochnower George Kerper Billy Hutton Charley Davis John Townley Milward Hashell Cincinnati Northern Andy Hickenlooper George Eustis Napoleon

Political parties settle on final ticket positions

The text notes Democrats confident after fall wins and Republicans optimistic after long to secure full ballots. Sam Bloom may be added to stabilize the tail end of the ticket, aiming to avoid a blank finish.

Eshelby Harry Skin Dan W. Brown Board of ‘Affaire Ita Charley Doran Bill Caplar Jed Pfeister Daniel J. Dalton Nee Pike James Doherty Lican Sam Bloom Bomootans Faee

Local Camera Reveals City Life and White Cap Warnings

A Covington letter to Police Chief Goodson explains the Deitsch Bolan dispute and shows Lt. guidance toward Bolan. White Caps threaten widow Hannah Wiermuth at 116 Canal to leave town within twenty days. Ella Weber reports threats and an attempted throat cut by her husband. Charles Mohr, ex collector for Catholic Telegraph, faces embezzlement charges. Fire from locomotive sparks damages the Cincinnati Tar Roofing building. Annie and her sheriff-pair rise in a separate domestic case. Detective Billy Toker nabbed Robert Stewart for grand larceny worth $150.

Deitsch John Goodson Covington Mike Bolan Bolan Mr. Bolan Ueitsch Goodson Hannah Wiermuth Canal Cincinnati Wimsey Kep

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