Democracy's Day Ticket in Ohio nominates Campbell for governor
Dayton convention hears James E. Campbell win the Ohio Democratic nomination for governor after a heated ballot. The platform pledges tariff reform, home rule, civil service, and opposition to executive overreach, with endorsements of Neal and Kline for lieutenant governor and other statewide offices.
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Ohio
Ireland
Charles Read
Delaware
Dr. Norton
Chicago
Committee On
Samuel F. Hunt
Cincinnati
Campbell
Democratic Party
Butler County
James E. Campbell
C. M. Anderson
Darke
Simon
John G. Carlisle
St. Louis
Grover Cleveland
Martin A. Foran
Virgil P. Kline
Cleveland
Frank Dougherty
Lawrence T. Neal
Kline
Neal
J. P. Seward
Onean
Sawyer
Cuyahoga
R. BR. Holden
John McMahon
Dayton
C. N. Anderson
Messrs. Campbell
Harter
Mr. Campbell
Convention and Friends
Appomattox
Republicans
State House
Cief
Custom House
Iowa
Congress
Dirares
New England
Dem Tlo
Demornic
Don Fee
Who They Are Brief Personal Sketches of Democratic Tickets
A compact rundown of Democratic candidates: James E. Campbell for Governor, Hamilton, Butler County, former prosecutor and congressman. William Vance Marquis for Lieutenant Governor, Bellefontaine real estate ace known as the farmer's friend. Martin D. Follett for Supreme Court, Marietta jurist and former justice. William E. Boden for State Treasurer, Cambridge manufacturer and former Guernsey legislator. Jesse M. Lewis for Attorney General, West Virginia native turned Urbana lawyer and educator. C. Miller for Commissioner of Common Schools, Ottawa superintendent. J. L. Shumaker for Supreme Court, Seneca County traveling state figure. and Seaybain, Civil War veteran.
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Eline
Cuyahoga County
Campbell
Kline
Norton
Hamilton County
Lawrence T. Neal
George Keffer
Uhrichsville
Dr. Norton
Mr. Neal
John L. Vance
Galion
Samuel W. Courtwright
Pickaway
R. D. Marshall
Dayton
Vance Marquis
Bellefontaine
H. L. Stewart
Huron County
Joseph Zimmerman
Sandusky County
James A. Norton
Hubbard
D. P. Bohen
Franklin
Henry Dorn
Columbus
Dorn
M. le Blond
Mercer County
Dr. Hubbard
J. D. Menke
Hamilton
James E. Hunt
Sandusky
Zimmerman
Courtwright
Marquis
Supreme Court
van Fleet
Caleb Morris
Marion
Armor
Holmes
R. L. Critchfield
M. D. Follet
Marietta
James A. McClury
Urbana
J. Hughes
Theodore Leonard
O'Neil
Muskingum
Edwin Sennet
Licking
Boston
G. Young
W. G. Boden
Guernsey
Boden
A. V. Rice
C. C. Miller
E. E. Dresback
C. C. Davidson
Alliance
Henry Apthorp
Miller
Jesse M. Lewis
Champaigne
Joshua Dawson
Milton Sater
J. W. McCaulty
Morrow
Lewis
Board of Public Works
James B. Howard
Richland
Frederick Graff
Tuscarawas
Frank Reynolds
Cincinnati
Howard
Reynolds
Graff
J. C. Shumaker
Seneca
J. C. Martendel
Clark
J. K. McMillen
Green
W. G. McKnight
Lawrence
Robert Higgins
Brown
Shumaker
Martendel
McKnight
Higgins
Committee On
James E. Campbell
Butler County
Congress
Cleveland
Thomas E. Powell
Foran
William Vance Marquis
Logan County
J. Warren Keifer
Martin D. Follett
Washington County
Supreme Bench
William E. Boden
Cambridge
Ohio House of Representatives
Guernsey County
Harrison
General Assembly
West Virginia
Champaign County
C. Miller
Ottawa
Putnam County
Fairfield County
Seneca County
Seaybain A Ao
Twelfth
Ohio Cavalry
Local Political Briefs Highlight Notable Candidates
The Seneca County sheriff, a G A R member and leading Elks official, emerges as a formidable candidate due to character, integrity, and social skill. Frank Reynolds of Hamilton County, a Cincinnati stove businessman, is nominated for Member of the Board of Public Works and is a longtime Democrat with no prior candidacy.
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Seneca County
K. of P
Tiffin Lodge of Elks
No.2
Frank Reynolds
Hamilton County
Board of Public Works
Cincinnati
Texas fever reports in the West likely exaggerated
New York dispatches summarize Kansas City, St. Louis, Wichita, Guthrie, and Chicago notes on Texas fever in Oklahoma, Indian Territory, and Kansas. Accounts vary from isolated deaths to widespread claims, with guards against spread and several reports later deemed unfounded or exaggerated.
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West
New York
The
Herald
Kansas City
St. Louis
Wichita
Guthrie
Chicago
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Kansas
William Johnson
Texas
Mr. Johnson
State Board
Pan-Handle
Four Railway Accidents Rattle Buffalo Night
Four railway accidents occurred within Buffalo city limits last night due to a misplaced switch at Swan street. A Rochester & Pittsburgh engine collided with West Shore sleepers, injuring a boy named Robert Weed and bruising a lady passenger and a porter. A Western New York & Pennsylvania train derailed near North Division street. Nickle Plate engine No. 56 collided with a switch engine near Hamburg street, injuring the engineer and fireman, as No. 140 departed with both engines smashed and crew hurt.
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Buffalo
Burrato
N. Y
Swan Street
West Shore Road
Rochester & Pittsburgh
West Shore
Robert Weed
New York & Pennsylvania
North Division Street
Nickle Plate Road
Chicago Street Roundhouse
Hamburg Street
No. 140
Eminent Lawyers Meet at Chicago for ABA Annual Convention
The twelfth annual American Bar Association meeting opened in Chicago at the First Methodist Church with Judge Lyman Trumbull delivering an address of welcome. About 300 members attended as Francis Lockner and E. Callahan spoke, followed by president David Dudley Field’s address. Numerous judges and bar leaders were elected to membership, and reports from secretary-treasurer and the executive committee were presented. In the afternoon Henry B. Brown discussed Judicial Independence and Walter B. Hill spoke on the Federal Judicial System.
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Curiaco
American Bar Association
First Methodist Church
Lyman Trumbull
Chicago
Judge Trumbull
Francis Lockner
Illinois
E. Callahan
Louisiana
David Dudley Field
Cook County
Bar of
Association
Henry B. Brown
Michigan
Walter B. Hill
Georgia
Large awards of pensions by pension commission
A Washington dispatch reports that in August Commissioner Tanner paid out $75,000 in seventeen related pension cases under a new double disability ruling. Richard Whiting of St Louis led with $19,261.50, while Hiram Smith deputy received $4,005.32 and Cardenio Bruce of Kansas $6,341.73. John Fay $6,841.85 and Henry Funking $5,201.05 were also listed among the recipients with awards tied to Assistant Secretary Chandler’s interpretation.
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Tanner
New York
Washington
Richard Whiting
St. Louis
Hiram Smith
Cardenio Bruce
Kansas
John
Fay
Henry Funking
Chandler
Henry Schmidt
MADE THEIR ESCAPE Two Negro Editors Reach Pittsburgh After Lynching Report
J H Clark and E C Jones editors of the Selma Independent arrived in Pittsburgh after a warning of arrest on August 20. They left Selma without farewell, traveled via Cincinnati with Murat Halstead aiding to Pittsburgh, plan Washington moves for government positions, claim whites started the Selma troubles, foresee a South race war, and note Alphand plans a Paris festival in October to honor American discovery milestones.
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Pittsburgh
J. H. Clark
E. C. Jones
Selma
Ala
Meridian
Cincinnati
Murat Halstead
Commercial Gazette
Washington
South
Attorneys and law firms in Batavia and Ames area
Directory style notice listing attorneys at law with offices in Batavia, Ames, Amelia and surrounding towns. Names include Nichols, Ta Pins, Woodlief, Crane, West, Hicks, Frazier Roudebush, Swing, Shburn Hulick, Mallbary and Bishop. Also mentions dental services in Goshen Ohio.
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Attorneys & Nichols, Attorneys AT Law
Ibatavia
Ohio
Tatman’s Bulld
Mownsley & Woodlief
Attorneys AT Law
Metates Ohio
Buil A.townsley
J. R. Woodliet
Ang
West & Hicks
Batavia
Court House Row
Main Street
A. West
Louis Hicks
Trazier & Roudebush, Sattorneys AT Law
Weaver Building
Ee Court House
A. Frazier
W. F. Roudebush
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Butler
W. Y. Marquis
Logan
Putnan
I. J. ©. Shumaker
F Oaré of Public Works
State Central Committee
Serieult
Alien
Myers
Cass Cook
Harvie
John A. McMahon
Montgoers
M. Anderson
F. H. Glassnethats
Gaylord M Calzgaber
van Wets
James B. Neal
Butller
H Thon
Whrke
Leeky Harper
Knox
W. &. Haynes
Central Committee
Michael Mullen
John Haders
J. H. Dowling Montgomery
Crites
Allen
J. P. Campbell
Wood
Werner Opes
Warren
Samuel Fuller
William K. Scotied
William Habbeler
Guerson David
Jackson
J. B. Worly
Highland
Fred J. Heer
D.’. Taylor
Ashland
B. J. McKinney
A. J. Andrews
J. T. Charlesworth
Belmont
Isaac Harter
Stark
W. F. Krell
Trumbull
Thomas F. Walsh
Summit
W. J. Hart
Charles M. le Blond
Mercer
Lucas County
Otto Cosgrove
M. D. Harter
JG. Bernard
Loys
Hurter
Democratic Party of
Egypt
Jacob
John B. Monnot
Ladies’ Democratic Association
Jovep Hamilton
Bannes
Ted
Adams
Teenies
Ashtabula
Athens
Thee
Sas
Carroll
Teeaeee
Champaign
Jaca
Clermont
Clinton
Columbiana
Hardin Harrison
Tenes
Arion
Eae
Medina
Bobevee Meigs
Neneee
Sles
Miami Monroe
Cine
Montgomery Eee
Wiseegee
Beens Putnam Sheen
M. Alphand
Paria
W. Pease
Ames E. Robinbor
MATI
Southeast Corner
Fifth and
Sdence
Amelia
CINCL
Walnut Streeta
Crane
Ind Notary Public
Bantam
Clermont Ooenty, Ohio
Ames B. Swing
F. Mallbary
Lincoln Inn Court Building
Mildale
Illiam C. Bishop
Main Steet
Clermont House
Wing & Breeding, Attorneys AT Law
Neatavia
Geo. L. Swing
T. P. Breeding
C. Hulick
Sardinia
Dunn
Market Street
Race Street
H. Clark
Goshen
Hotels
M. Kautz
Biehn
Georgetown
Public Square
Rank Hurdle
Ohio House
Felicity
Ellaworth House
F. Smidley
Dick Hotel
Moscow
Ceara
San Francisco
West Sixth St
Vine
Sitoph
John D. Park & Sons, Wholesale Agts
DYE House
Robert Walker
East Third Street
A. Detzel
Ciitcinitati
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