State Auditor Poe cites tax savings by county under Republican levy
State Auditor Poe reports a county by county tally of tax savings from a two tenths mill reduction in state levy for 1889. He bases figures on the 1888 grand duplicate and lists per county amounts, totaling 546 139.60 in state tax savings, while criticizing Democratic stance on registration and tariffic reform.
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Poe
Whitechapel
Ohio
General Assembly
Belmont
Brown
Champaign
Clarke
Columbiana
Coshocton
Orie
Butler
Carroll Clermont Clinton Crawford
Cuyahoga
Fairfield
Fayette
Franklin
Fulton
Gallia
Geauga
Wee
Guernsey
Hamilton
Hancock
Highland
Hocking
Holmes
Huron Jackson
Jefferson
Knox
Lake
Logan
Lorain
Lucas
Madison
Mahoning
Mahon
Medina
Meigs
Miami
Monroe
Montgomery
Morgan
Morrow
Noble
Rowe
Sandusky
Bess
Scioto
Wee Eee
Campbell Attacks Foraker Hurting His Campaign Efforts
The Cincinnati Times Star criticizes Candidate Campbell for his speeches as ill advised and reckless. It notes his attack on Governor Foraker weakens his own position and accuses him of pandering to misinformation, while his criticism of non partisan boards reveals questionable associations. Consternation rises after his condemnation of voter registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Cincinnati Times Star
Foraker
Dayton
Honest Elections Stand For Honest Balloting Reform
The Republican Party asserts honesty in elections and details measures to curb fraud. It notes past efforts in Ohio and Indiana, expansion of registration laws, and nonpartisan election boards with minority party representation in all voting precincts. The call urges approval by every honest man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Hamilton
Franklin
Republican Party
Ohio state brief: ex-official not naturalized and local incidents
A string of Ohio items reports an ex-official in Chillicothe never naturalized, a Carrollton judge died after a tree fall, Delphos injuries, Dayton arrest of safecracker Nibsey, pickpockets on Pan Handle line, and various court, crime, and civic notes across Cincinnati Massillon Akron and other cities.
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Rearstratton
Chilliclothe
Win
Carrollton
Robert Kaley
Common Pleas
Melville Stouts
Delphos
Gro. W. Payyr
Nibsey
Dayton
Cincinnati
Newark
Ed Lemert
Frazenburg
James Lake
Samuel Dunn
Irwen
Lemert
Massillon
Thomas Raymond
Salvation Army
Canton
Corwin Mines
Coalton
Thomas Plumer
Samuel Conrad
John
Charles
John Sims
Wm. Black
Plummer
Conrad
John Conrad
Jackson
Tere
Enon
Janes Williams Rinpy
Akron
E. B. Tuomas
Gars
Urbana
Geo
Guy
Ile
U.S
Atonzo Woopatn
St. Mary's
Watson
Ay Lima
Frank Bogart
James Linderman
Grand Central Depot
Master Masons of
Ohio
Gibson
Darius Dryden
Sprigg Township
Adams County
Levi Dove
Utica
West Market Street
Danié Brinker
New Massillon
Boss
Ilo
Cincinnati Democrats endorse voter registration and nonpartisan boards
Members of the Hamilton County Democratic convention in Cincinnati adopt a resolution backing the current voter registration system and a nonpartisan election board, while demanding the board be controlled by figures such as Mike Mullen, Tom Cogan, Buck Brady, and Dan Dalton to preserve patronage and operations.
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Hamilton County
Campbell
Bucyrus
Jim Campbell
Cincinnati
City of
Mike Mullen
Tom Cogan
Buck Brady
Dan Dalton
Board of County Commissioners
George W. Temple
Political Uproar Over Campbell Nominated by Boodle Gang
The piece accuses Campbell of securing nomination through corruption and points to Payne’s defeat as a stain on Ohio’s reputation. L T Neal claims money bought delegates at the Dayton Convention and urges honest Democrats to resist voters supporting Campbell.
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Campbell
Payne
United States Senate
Ohio
L. T. Neal
Dayton
Democratic Harmony on Tariff Debate Exposed
In New York an interview reveals Campbell warns against making tariff the leading campaign issue in Ohio. He cites Forakerism and Home Rule as tools, while rival Neal brands Campbell a demagogue pushing a false and fraudulent line. The piece portrays Democratic disarray and difficulty in finding a winning argument.
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Campbell
New York
Ohio
Clermont County Sheriff Proclaims Election Day Details
The Clermont County Sheriff proclaims the date and hours for electors to meet in townships on September 30 in Batavia Ohio. Voters will elect state officers and Clermont county officials plus a county clerk and sheriff and vote on proposed amendments to the Ohio Constitution. The proclamation lists offices and positions to be filled and instructs voting by ballot.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Ohio
Elock
Los
State of
Oho
State of Ohio
Supreme Court
Board of Public Works
State the of
A.D
Ohio Proposed Constitution Amendments For Biennial Elections
The General Assembly proposes amendments to various sections of the Ohio Constitution to implement biennial elections and modify terms. The measures seek to submit the propositions to voters on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1889 and adjust Articles II III V X XVI including sections on sessions, vacancies, and appointments. The changes aim to set the regular General Assembly session to begin on the first Monday of January and govern interim vacancies in state offices.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Lagtong
Ohio Constitution Article on Courts and Apportionment
The document outlines the structure of Ohio’s judiciary with Supreme Court divisions, circuit and probate courts, and justices of the peace, detailing election, terms, and vacancies. It also covers legislative apportionment procedures, commissions, and districting guidance for House and Senate representation.
Why He is a Republican
Stephen A. Douglass Jr. praises the Republican party in Ohio saying his father would join him. He argues Republicans are for something while Democrats oppose without a plan, and notes the Democrats never stop long enough for a man of his weight to board safely.
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Stephen A. Douglass, Jr
Ohio
Mr. Douglass
Biennial Elections and Constitutional Convention Question
Ohio enters a constitutional amendment offering biennial elections for state offices and judges, with terms aligned to January 1893 and 1403, and a statewide vote on whether to hold a constitutional convention in 1892. The measure details office term realignments and ballot wording.
Certification of true copy by Ohio secretary of state
State official certifies a true copy of an act from the General Assembly dated April 9, 1489, filed in the office. Signed by Daniel Ryan as Secretary of State in Columbus on April 13, 1889 with seal.
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Tm. C. Lyon
Senate
United States OF America
Ohio
J. Daniel J. Ryan
State of
General Assembly
A. D
Columbus
Daniel J. Ryan
State of Ohio
Daniel
Ryan
Amelica
L Daniel J. Ryan
Proposed Ohio Taxation Amendment Requires Voters Yes or No
Ohio action calls for a November 1889 referendum to amend Article XII Section 2 of the state constitution, outlining uniform taxation and exemptions for burial grounds schools churches charities and certain property. The measure would take effect January 1, and signatures of legislators and the secretary of state certify its authenticity.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Osio
Elbert L. Lampson
House of Representatives
Theo, F. Dams
Senate
Apportionment of Jurors in Clermont County Ohio
The notice lists juror apportions across Clermont County townships including Batavia Milford Goshen Stonelick Wayne Union Washington Tate Washington and others for the Common Pleas and Circuit Courts. It confirms the poll-book trustees and sheriff signatories and the date of signing.
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Clermont
Ohio Township
Williamsburg Township
Miami Township
Batavia
Franklin Townelip
Tate Vownsilly
Washington Township
Monroe Townelipo
Pierce
Wayne Township
Stonelick Township
Union Townships
Jackson Township
Goshen
State of Ohio
Common Pleas
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