Presidential ticket and electors listed for sixth district race
The document lists presidential candidates Benjamin Harrison for president and Whitelaw Reid for vice president with electors Myron T. Herrick and Lorenzo Danford. It names George W. Hulick for Congress in the Sixth District and Adam E. Earhart as a Sixth District presidential elector, noting printing of candidate names at $2.00 each and cash payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Reid
Myron T. Herrick
Lorenzo Danford
Congress
George W. Hulick
Adam E. Earhart
Britain Urges American Vote Emphasizing Cleveland Link
Great Britain officially asks Americans to vote for Cleveland, framing the choice as support for Britain. Bismarck lauds American material growth, crediting protection laws as the main reason for U S prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Cleveland
McKinley tariff seen lifting wages but blamed for cholera
The piece argues no Democratic press statement links cholera to the McKinley bill, calling it a free trade commodity. Pacit’s commission reports wage gains of $23 per capita for 285,000 workers, a $31,315,130 rise in production, and 1739 fewer strikes in 1891 versus 1890, while claiming the Democracy faces a large surplus of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacit
Debate on Democratic ticket and war leaders stirs soldiers
The Democratic ticket is led by two men who hired substitutes and one who stumped his state denouncing the war and Lincoln. The piece questions if soldiers who gave years to the country can sing "Comrades" with leaders holding such views.
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Lincoln
Birmingham fund to lure cotton mill to city
Birmingham, Alabama has raised a fund of $100,000 to induce the establishment of a cotton mill. The piece argues against the Democratic doctrine that favors letting foreign mills produce fabrics and export unemployment, urging the opposite to prevent idle mills and starving workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Alabama
Cholera, politics and the tariff debate in America
The speaker downplays cholera fears, insisting it pales next to politics. He notes Democratic papers praise the 1846 free trade tariff as the best in history, claiming soup houses under that period showed the poor could not be kept fed by protective laws.
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New York
Europe
United States of America
James G. Blaine
Cholera scare in America 1892 unlikely but feared
The city papers report on cholera cases in New York to illustrate fears of an 1892 American outbreak. Editors acknowledge no confirmed cases. they urge readiness while expressing belief the worst may not materialize. The piece ends with a wry note on happiness found in disappointment.
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New York
America
Loveland
Free trade and tariff foes clash in a public debate
A long editorial exposes a liberal argument against free trade, arguing labor gains from tariffs, listing labor protections championed by McKinley bill supporters, praising American tin and tissue paper industries, and criticizing Democratic claims while noting forthcoming data from Commissioner Peck.
Hood's Sarah pantia testimonial claims honesty
Readers report that every testimonial about Hood's Sarah pantia is a straightforward account of its effects, with no porchard or altered statements.
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Hood
Harrison's Life Hopeful Amid Tariff Fight Responses
The piece notes Harrison's relief from threats and praises a tariff record showing reduced taxation, increased foreign trade, and higher wages. It mentions Loveland quarantine measures and attacks on Commissioner Peck's tariff report by Democratic leaders amid political strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Peck Arrest Sparks Political Outcry Over Tariff Debate
The New York labor commissioner C F Peck faces arrest on a trumped up charge of destroying public documents amid protests over his report on the McKinley tariff and its supposed benefits to wages. The document cites Democrat Cochran's Chicago remarks criticizing Cleveland and warns that New York delegates fear Cleveland’s nomination could threaten the party's electoral success.
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Peck
Quincy
Democratic Committee of New York
Harrison
C.F. Peck
Labor
New York
Cleveland
Burchard
Cochran
Chicago
Grover Cleveland
United States
Epwaxp Morony, Jr
Cherman
Charles R. D. Frenst
Local Catarrh Cure Promoted by Ada Toledo Ad
An advertisement touts Onarrh Cure as the blood and muscle remedy for catarrh, claiming internal use purifies blood and cures chronic symptoms. It cites testimonials and lists J Chen by Co of Ada Toledo as distributor, with sale through druggists.
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J T Chen
Local craftsman earns praise for quality and pricing
A reader lauds A. P. Buerkle in Owenaville for prompt skilled work and high satisfaction. He is described as a trusted longtime reliable craftsman offering fair prices.
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Olleited
A. P. Buerkle
Owenavilie
Blaine Satement On Protection And Wage Issues
A fragmentary political argument cites James G Blaine praising protection as benefiting workers, contrasts U S wages to Europe, warns against free trade, and lauds pension support for veterans. It references Grover Cleveland and presidents Harrison and Blaine while urging protectionist policy to sustain American industry and educated labor.
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Seman & Mechanics of Country
Indartrieg
James
Blaine
Auction notice of Clermont County estate sale 1892
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio directs administrator Philip G Armstrong to sell at public auction the estate of John G Armstrong deceased. Two lands described with detailed parcel boundaries and a large two story dwelling. Sale on October 15, 1892 with one third cash and two thirds over two years at 6 percent interest.
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Tate Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Clover Lick Creek
Philip Clayton
Cold Blair Farm
Hugh Medllum
Cornelius McCollum
Hugh McCollum
Said Run
Blair Farm
Mary
William E. Thompson
Daniel A. McCollum
Frazier & Hicks
John G. Aree
sackBog
Fiderem
E. Edwards
East Fork
Edwards
Oliver Shumard
Shumard
Couth
Edward
Joseph Davis
Fast Fork
Davie
John G. Armstrong
Balence Hill
W. C, Bishop
Batavii
Otilo
Pete Bee Ot Ee
Ont County
Gale
Batavia
Neneel
James
Snowden Ferree
Seneree
Anid Pr
Perth
Smit
Elias
Clermont Ohio
Elia
Conover
Margaret Stndes
Court of Common Pleas
Wayne Township
State of
Moore's Fork
Benjamin Stouder
George W. Temple
Joan H. FishBack
Stel & Savage
Clemont County
Joseph Kidd
A. D
Batavia Township
James Gray
Deerfield Road
Williamsburg and
Batavia Pike
John Glancy
Lena Smith
George Vera
James Hulick
Daniel Roudebush
Said Devine
Roudebush
Glancy
Soeech Kiddin
R. Kidd
BE Rib
Wooplikf
Clermont
Charles
John W. Bill
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Caramont Courier
Gregg & Hulick
Eproors and Proprietors
Samuel, M. Taylor
Supreme Court
William T. Spear
J. F. Burkett
Josiah B. Allen
State Board of Public Works
B. L. Lybarger
Congressional
First Judicial Circuit
Joseph Cox
Ephora Covarier
James W. Miller
Monroe Township
Bismarck
GSN Rao Eek Wd
State Department
Tabor
Se “Ag
New “York
New York Harbor
Clermont Sun
Democratic
Visu Cenesthas
Lord Salisbury
England
Commissioner Peck
Hint
Mast
Eckstein
National Lead CO
Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bourke Cochran
Democratic Party
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Prange
Avna
John Morley
Hdd
Union of States
Vermont
Maine
Aduilitet
Mary Se McColisi
Detondante
Enon
David
Anid Campbell
Colines
Id David
George Ely
Gaid Road
Anid
Anid Iy Theneesorth
Philip G, Armstrong
John G
LEGAL
Jase W
Sheck
Clermont Commos
Sarah McCollough, Ee Chas. B
Crane Et. al
Idagaae
Clermont Common Pleas—Order OF Sale
Clinton County National Bank, Ve. C. B. Crane Et al
Administrator's. Sale
Glermouk
Pot
Atlee Peas
Nichols
Attys
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