Governor Foraker Nominated Again by Ohio Republicans
Governor Foraker praised as a brave Union soldier and capable leader, selected for a fourth term with a strong ticket including Lampson Brown Watson Dickman Hancock Hahn. Articles praise his record reducing debt, erasing scandal, and boosting Ohio’s standing, with broad GOP support and contrasts to past Democratic misgovernance.
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Cleveland
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
Union
Pennsylvania
Foraker
Hamilton
State of
Governor Foraker
Lampson
Garfield
John S. Brown
Erst D. K. Watson
Supreme
Ning
Cooper
Brown
Roy Hahn
House
King Bob
Senate
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Captain Foraker
Grosvenor
Kennedy
McKinley
Foster
Pond, Smith and Stubbs
Hoadly
Ohio Republicans
Missonary Ridge
Bishop
Hamilton County
Columbus
Court House
The Farmer and Free Trade Democrats Clash
The piece argues farmers back protection and view free trade as duplicitous. It contends tariff policy created a domestic home market, kept prices from rising, and that free traders seek foreign goods, threatening mills and wages. Farmers are portrayed as vigilant supporters of Washington era protection.
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Free Trade Democrats
America
Washington
Madison
Hamilton
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Cat
Harrison
Amendments in Ohio Legislature Nonpartisan Taxation Debate
The Ohio Legislature debated constitutional amendments aimed at avoiding a constitutional convention next year, led by Senator Hoffman. Votes showed cross party support in both chambers, with Amendment No. 1 on taxation and Amendment No. 2 on single representation passing with mixed party support, while Biennial Elections (Amendment No. 4) passed unanimously in the Senate and with a 66 to 24 House vote. The piece argues the measures are nonpartisan, noting broad GOP and Democratic backing and urging readers to study the official minutes.
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Joseph G. Hoffman
Senate
House of Representatives
Conference Committee
House
Senath
Yeas—Adams
Barrett
Braddock
Brown
Carlin
Coulter
Cowgill
Crook
Davis
Dorr
Geyer
Glover
Huffman
Lindsey
Mack
Massie
Morrison
Mortley
Robertson
Sinnett
Townsend
Wallace
Zimmerman
Alexander
Cole
Ford
Kerr
Mehaffey
Rannels
Richardson
Snyder
Stueve
Stull
Taylor
Yeas—Albaugh
Ames
Dill
Donovan
Eakins
Eggerman
Eidemiller
Gaumer
Griffin
Haley
Hamilton
Harper
Hartpence
Harris
Holcomb
Holmes
Hubbard
Hudson
Hunt
Hysell
Jackson
Kennedy
Lantz
Laylin
McGregor
McKelvey
Meredith
Merrick
Messer
Monnot
Ohl
Ohlemacher
Palmer
Pennell
Ptiester
Poorman
Rawlins
Reed
Robinson
Shearer
Shinn
Smalley
Spencer
Stranahan
Strecker
Ky Taylor
Tryon
Watkins
Weems
Whitacre
Whittlesey
Wilhelm
Williams
Worthington
Wydman
Young
Speaker Lampson
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McCray
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Hoffman
Rathbone
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Hancock
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Coates
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Forbes
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LeBlond
Stewart
Tompkins
Winnedge
Lampson
Belville
Bird
Blue
Cuyahoga
Clarke
Copeland
Cromley
Dean
Donavan
Doran
Gill
Harley
Hart
Klensoh
Yens
Adams
Cowen
Cutler
Rannells
Roberson
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Yens — Albaugh
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Bakens
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Mowalvey
Monahan
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Owen
Robeson
Rorick
Sanford
Shuler
Smith
Rj Stranahan
Btreaker
Mayer Ankeny
Rj Boehmer
Ry Brown
Cuyahoge
Iedpence
Ry Monnot
Winhedge
Worth
Bilians
Ohio
Republican Party
James E. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Campbell
Campbell Denounces Nonpartisan Election Boards
The article lambasts candidate Campbell for opposing nonpartisan city election boards. It argues boards ensure honest elections, links Campbell to Democratic machine factions and past election frauds, and labels him a tool of party bosses. It cites 1884 voting with segregationist allies and urges readers to reject him.
Democratic Platform Critique of Democrats and Election Skepticism
A partisan critique denounces the Democratic platform as hollow demagoguery on trusts and free trade, while praising Republican stances on pensions and civil service reform. It attacks Democratic calls for nonpartisan election boards as false, asserts Republicans uphold honesty, and condemns Democratic claims about ballot protection as deceitful.
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St. Louis
Grover Cleveland
Congress
Foraker
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Lew Bernard
Ike Hill
Mike Mullen
Allen O. Myers
Tom Cogan
Doc Montgomery
Tom Costello
Democratic nominee James E. Campbell A Butler County political figure
James E. Campbell, born July 7 1843 in Middletown Butler County Ohio, is a Democratic governor hopeful and former Republican renegade. He served three months on a Union gun boat during the Civil War, later elected Butler County prosecuting attorney in 1875 and re elected in 1887, and carried the Butler district for Congress three times.
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James E. Campbell
Ohio
Middletown
Butler County
Butler
Judge Follett Accused of Sanctioning 1885 Fraud
The piece charges Judge Follett, a Democratic Supreme Court hopeful, with using his office to back false returns in Hamilton County in favor of Democratic candidates. It condemns the party’s push for home rule, linking it to Cincinnati riots and the Hamilton County Courthouse fire, calling their reform efforts inadequate.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County Court House
Clermont County Board of School Examiners Meets Monthly
The Clermont County Board of School Examiners will meet at the Batavia School Building on the first Saturday of each month until further notice.
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Clermont County Board OF School
Batavia
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