Foraker to the Front in Ohio Campaign Speech
Governor Foraker opens with praise for last year’s victory and attacks Grover Cleveland and the Democratic platform. He touts Republican purity in elections, cites wage disputes, labor conditions, and tariff policy, then argues for voting Republican to uphold honest ballots and state reforms.
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Republican Party
Ohio
Campbell
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Adirondacks
Great Britain
Benjamin Harrison
Ken Grover Cleveland
Senate
Supreme Court
General Assembly
United States
Henry B. Payne
Democratic Party
Dayton
Greene County
Ampbell
Bishop
Thomas Ewing
Duttinane
E. Powell
Powell
Hoadly
Glee Club
General Hayes
Hayes
Thurman
Pendleton
William Allen
E. F. Noyes
Judge West
Powll
Harter
London
America
England
New York
Seaboard
Getty
Free Trade
Mt. Vernon
Washington City
City of
Washington
District of Columbia
United States of America
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Toat
Mor 1
Eney
Cincinnati
Columbus
Toledo
Hamilton
Board of Public Affairs of
Board of Elections
Hamilton County
United States Senate
Wis
Republican
Onto
Harrison
Milo
Slayer of Booth Told by Boston Corbett in 1887 Letter
Boston Corbett, the man who killed Booth, is heard through a letter written in 1887. R B Hooven presents Corbett memories from Caldwell Ohio to Topeka Kansas, recounting the pursuit, capture, and death of Booth and the Lincoln assassination case. The account places Corbett in camp at Vienna, Virginia, April 15, 1865, and describes the raid to Belle Plain, the Garretts farm, and the Montauk, with Corbett reflecting on providence and guilt.
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Corbett
The
North American Review
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Lincoln
Caldwell, O
Mr. Corbett
General Sherman
Caldwell
Booth
Washington
Louse
Topeka
Vienna
Sixteenth
New York Cavalry
Potomac River
N. B. Switzer
Bosworth
Ed P. Doherty
J. H
Garrett's Farm
Herold
Conger
Booch
Colt
Belle Plain
Abraham Lincoln
Montauk
Navy Yard
Wesley Chapel
Dangers of Burning Gas Low Overnight
The article warns that keeping a gas flame dim overnight risks gas buildup when pressure falters and could suffocate sleepers. It advises using a night lamp or a brighter shade not casting on faces, noting a family nearly killed when a light remained too low after midnight.
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