Roach Vindicated as Dolphin Returns from Global Cruise
The Dolphin, built by John Roach, returns after nearly four years at sea to an admiring naval board led by Admiral Jouett. The ship’s trial data show 9,000 steam hours and 68,000 nautical miles with speeds up to 17 knots. The article argues Roach was persecuted for a contract chosen under political struggle and lauds his memory as vindicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Dolphin
Garland
William E. Chandler
John Roach
Congress
Chandler
Roach
Arthur
Cleveland
Mr. Roach
Admiral Jouett
Globe
England
Europe
Indianapolis Journal
Not Very Discouraging A Common-Sense View Of Democratic Victories
A Chicago Inter Ocean analysis argues Democrats had only limited wins in Ohio and Iowa. It predicts renewed Republican strength in upcoming rounds, noting Ohio and Iowa government contrasts and forecasts continued GOP influence nationally. The South Bend Tribune cites similar sentiment.
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Ohio
Hee
Republican Party
Democratic Party
William Allen
George Hoadly
Iowa
Chicago Inter Ocean
Cbas
South Bend
Ind
Tribune
High minded Bill Scott and a penny-arcade letter
The piece recounts Hon William L Scott a Democratic statesman who sought an annual New York Central pass for Henry Butterfield in 1886. It cites a correspondence with Chauncey M Depew and notes the letter was later sent to a junk dealer, illustrating possible congressional graft risks and Section 5500 penalties for seeking favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Scott
Ilinois
New York
Congress
Chauncey M. Depew
MR. Depew
New York Central Railroad
Erie
Harry Butterfield
Tama
L. Scotr
United States
Depew
House of Congress
Henry Butterfield
Chicago News
Ind
Hoodwinked All Around The Inside History Of Iowa Defeat
The Burlington Hawk Eye argues Democrats used railway interests and 30 000 railroad employees to sway voters in Iowa. It claims voters were duped into supporting railway attorneys for governor while railroads bore the blame for GOP policies and officials.
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Iowa
General Assembly
Senator Hutchison
Woolson
Burlington
Hawkeye
Campbell Over Foraker Tops State Ticket in Late Vote
The report shows J B Campbell defeating J L Foraker in governor race by 10 873 votes with Lamp son beating Marquis by 875 068 for lieutenant governor and Brown edging Boden by 3 636 for treasurer The biennial election amendment failed to carry and several local incidents and arrests are noted including suicides accidents and resignations.
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J. LB. Foraker
J. E. Campbell
Campbell
E. L. Lampson
W. V. Marquis
Lampson
John C. Brown
Wm. E. Boden
Brown
F. J. Dickman
M. D. Follett
Dickman
Commissioner Common Schools
John Hancock
C. E. Miller
Hancock
D. E. Watson
J. M. Lewis
Watson
Hahn
Prohibition
Union Labor
Supreme Court
Jeannette Brown
Hillsboro
Shiker
Cleveland
Conrap Draimman
Delphos
Sara Grant
Cardington
Joan Mack
Ravenna
Samuel Toekwoop
Martin's Ferry
Jons Krepser
Ohio Penitentiary
Millersburg
Catherine Lautenschlagel
Rogers
Outville
Ohio
J.C. McKinney
Titusville
New York
Philadelphia
Findlay
Henry Hooper
Cincinnati
Whce
Harlan Cleveland
Stark
Doane
Foraker
Kerr
Marion County
Thomas Gladdish
Mason
Ep Lrrrur
van Wert
Dennison
David Hite
Wm. Norris
Norris
Labor Party
Stevenson
John A. Rhodes
Bartler Bowman
Columbus Penitentiary
Mt. Gilead
Will Hildebrand
Herbert Levering
Joakin Moonn
Newark
Moore Bros
Poland
James Boor
Washingtonville
William Carmichael
Akron
New Portage
Toledo & Ohio Central Railroad
Grassville
Camranta
Hamilton County
Marquis
Schneider
Dunn
Margany Tinin
Keen Township
Coshocton County
Charles Hipp
St. Mary's
R. Gordon, Jr
David d. Davis
Wapakoneta
Samuel W. Melarlund
Drift Of Opinion From Political Newspapers
A compilation of quotes reflecting partisan views in the press. Statements criticize Democrats for alleged attempts to steal Montana, urge Southern races to educate instead of arming, and note Montana's shift to Republican, with cited comments from Chicago Journal Cleveland Leader Chicago Inter Ocean New York Tribune St Paul Pioneer Press and Chicago Journal.
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Montana
Chicago Journal
Cleveland
Chicago
Journal
Chicago.Journal
Rates of Taxation in Clermont County Ohio 1889
Notice to tax payers of Clermont County Ohio for 1889 rates per mills on valuation. Treasurer announces tax collection periods October 1 to December 20 1889 and April 1 to June 20 1890 with delinquency penalties and road tax handling.
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Clermont County
State OF
Ohio
Clermont
Batavia
Fair Woman's Way And Varied Reading Habits
A New York Star summarized essay examines how different women read novels. It contrasts the casual reader who forgets plots with sentimental readers who skim for poetry and titles, the unsentimental who chase twists, the impatient who read last chapters first, and the information seeker who remembers details from recent reads.
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N. Y. Star
The College Widow
A college town romance unfolds as Clara confesses past engagements to a betrayed George. He rejects forgiveness, and she laments losing her last hold as the scene ends with a sobbing, broken farewell.
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Tas
Graham
Sheffield Scientific
Sandsman
Clara
McHaffy
George
Tarewell
N. Y. Sun
The Czarinas Jewels and Russian Court Splendor
The article describes imperial Moscow interiors glittering with emeralds rubies and pearls in the Dagmar palace rooms and ambers walls where crowns scepters and jeweled regalia are used in state ceremonies. It notes Russian adoration of jewels grand dukes and court ladies plus an anecdote about a tightrope walker accused of calling an actress bald.
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Dagmar
Denmark
Russias
Wales
Little Kingdom
Orloff
Cratina
Nevetheless
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Moscow
I Yé
Neville Et
Thee
Ohio Fensalee
Riahmond Dist Vanieeee
Ae Eee Jeamond Corp
Genie
Oveland Dist
Tea Peneenesoyes
Miamiville
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Rts
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Loveland Corps
Aoe
Peeneee
Stonelick
Poston Dist
Boston
Beniers
Ferguson
Williamson
the. Czarina’s Jewels
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