A Southern Leader Endorses Protection in South
In an interview General Pryor, a prominent New York lawyer, argues the Souths interests align with protecting policies. He says presidential leadership can unite North and South against free trade and British goods, urging a new generation to back industrial protection to advance the region. The piece notes Arkansas Democrats face GOP gains and warns of political shifts in 1899.
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General Pryor
New York
Pryor
South
New South
Republic
Southern Republicans push new movement in Alabama
The Birmingham convention convened with about three hundred delegates, all white, to form a movement for party-building, not office seeking. It aims to advance Republican principles and unite white and colored voters, though exclusion of colored members is discussed as a potential shift in South politics. The drift signals evolving sentiment in the South per the Indianapolis Journal.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Republican Party
South
Indianapolis Journal
America
N. Y
Harrison
Chicago News
Albany Journal
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
South Carolina
United States
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Burlington
Hawkeye
L’ree
Twine Trust
Detroit Tribune
Cleveland Politician as the Times Sees Him in 1892
The Chicago Inter Ocean comments on how New York Times rhetoric casts Mr. Cleveland as central to past politics. It argues tariffs to protect industries and pensions for Union soldiers endure as issues in 1892, with mugwumps and spoilsmen backing Cleveland for the next nomination.
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Cleveland
New York Times
The
Times
Mugwumps
Tammany
Cohoes
Republican Party
Chicago
Democratic Papers Link Clay ton and Smith Murders in Arkansas
A critique of Democratic newspapers as they connect the Smith murder near Plummerville Arkansas to the Clayton assassination. The Arkansas Gazette is cited for suggesting a link through coroner testimony and Smith's campaign role, warning the party of potential 1890 defeat. Also mentions national editorials on ballots honesty and federal enforcement.
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Smith
Plummerville
Ark
Richmond
The
Arkansas Gazette
Dem
Clayton
Gazette
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Arkadelphia Standard
Ohio Constitutional Biennial Elections Amendment Proposal
Ohio General Assembly proposes a comprehensive constitutional revision with sections altering judicial structure election timing and term rules. It outlines new sessions for the General Assembly and creates standardized election cycles and appointment provisions across state courts and public offices.
Ohio joint resolution certified by Secretary of State
Daniel J. Ryan, Ohio Secretary of State, certifies a true copy of a General Assembly joint resolution adopted April 15, 1889. The seal affixed at Columbus on April 16, 1889 confirms the official certification.
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WM. C. Lyon
Senate
United States OF America
Ohio
I. Daniel J. Ryan
State of Ohio
General Assembly
A. D
Columbus
Daniel J. Ryan
Elbert L. Lampson
House of Representatives
Theo. F. Davis
States OF America
Secretary OF State
State of
Taxation Amendment in Ohio Constitution Proposed
The General Assembly proposes an amendment to Article XII Section 2 to raise revenue for government while ensuring uniform taxation on the same class. Exemptions include burial grounds schools worship houses charity institutions public property and personal property up to 200 dollars per person. Voters may choose Taxation Amendment Yes or No in November 1889, effective January 1 1890.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Elbert L. Lampson
House of Representatives
Theo. F. Davis
Senate
United States OF America
Secretary
Daniel J. Ryan
State of Ohio
A. D
Columbus
Ohio proposed constitutional amendment on legislative single districts
Ohio adopts a decennial apportionment plan for General Assembly seats. The scheme sets a 110 population ratio, creates districting by counties with fixed minimums, and requires a four‑elector commission from party leaders to determine district boundaries and representation. Official certification follows adoption vote instructions.
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General Assembly
Senate
House of Representatives
Ohio Rail Schedule Listing Various Through Accommodations
Daily Columbus and Loveland through trains with numerous stop times from Loveland to Milford and Plainville. Includes connections at Xenia for Springfield and Dayton, and through cars for Pittsburgh Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Washington. Local agents named in Batavia Junction Linwood and Pittsburg.
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Columbus
New York Express
Loveland
M. VY
Mitford
Camp Dennison
Plainville
Milford
Sun
C & MV
Xenia
Springfield
Dayton
Western Points
Chicago
Red Bank Junction
L. M. Ry
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York
Washington, D. C
Baltimore
J. Ss. Hory
Batavia Junction
Ohio
E. A. Ford
Ag’t
James McCrea
J. 8. Hory
Linwood
Trains Stop on Signal Between Georgetown Cincinnati
Trains will halt at Wade s and Stites s on signal for passengers. Two Sunday trains each way leave Georgetown at 5 0 am and 4 00 pm, reach Cincinnati at 9 11 am and 6 50 pm. Return trips depart Cincinnati at 8 39 pm and 6 20 pm arriving Georgetown 11 25 am and 9 64 pm. Speed must be reduced near flax stations with sharp signal checks. conductors and engineers are responsible for switch adjustments. engineers require a permit to carry passengers on engines. Gale Thomas Taggart Superintendent.
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Stites’s
Land
Lick Run
Georgetown
Cincinnati
Ciprinnati
Incinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Railroad
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Wades
Stites
Land Bank
California
Lick Bun Sats
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Brachmann’s
Cedar Point
Fruit Hill
Forestville
Cherry Grove
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Clough Pike
Mt. Carmel
Summerside
Glen Este
Willowville
Olive Branch
Brazier
Judd
Amelia
Hamlet
Halington
Bantam
Sering’s
Bethel
Jerusalem Eee ST
Yankestown
Flannersville
Peasburg
Gilletts
White Oak
Pracey’s
Heowio & Northwestern Railway
A.M. P.mavm
P.M. LY
Batavia Junction
Newtown
Richmond Junction
Broadwell
South Maford
Leech Wood
Il Davis
Cohoon
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Resky Ford
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Summit
Maywood
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Williamsburg
Ea . Eastwood
Bodman
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Sicily
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Peeles
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Arden
Way
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Peat
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Ilewila
Clenneay
Besuden
Mornington
Newbury Kilgour
Red Bank
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Edwarda
Richmoond Junction
Tllsboro
Suncmy
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Mowrytown Retebe
Payloraville
Higsinaport
Ripley
Columbus & Mayaville
Onry Town
Pauloraville
LE Leboro
Winchester
North Liberty
Weat Union
Manchester
Little Miami
Xenia
Dayton
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Attorneys announce law partnership and office locations
A. Towneley Ree Woodlief Burn Hulick Ashburn announce they have entered into partnership in the practice of law and will attend to business in Clermont Hamilton and surrounding counties with offices in Batavia and Cincinnati.
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Clermont
Sheik
Fteourt
Batavia
Fifth and Walnut
Cincinnati
Ohio
Hamilton
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BaTavia, Ohio
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Louis Hicks
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Fifth and
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