Democratic Convention in Columbus Opens Campaign
The Democratic State Convention met at the Opera House in Columbus with Hon. A. T. Walling as temporary chairman and Gen. Durbin Ward later named permanent president. The body denounced Republican charges, praised state reforms, and adopted a platform calling for silver remonetization, greenbacks, and broad civil and political reforms.
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Opera House
Democratic Party
Cincinnati
Democratic House of Representatives
Democratic Congress
Ohio
Paul
Silas
Cesar
Christ
Republican Party
O’connor
Clement L. Vallandingham
Wells
McLin
Anderson
Cowgill
Cassanave
Democracy
Electoral Commission
Congreve
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Pab Ie
National Congress
Acta
Oregon
Republic
Atlantic Coast
Thurman
Pendleton
Cronin
Hippie
Mitchell
Committee On Permanent Organization
Durbin Ward
E. 8. Dodd
Lucas County
Albert Lechworth
Hardin
F. 11. Kelley
Cuyahoga
Wm. H. Sherman
Hamilton
J. H. McHaley
Gurney
F. A. Davie
Morgan
James E
Dist
Lewis G. Bernard
S. W. Hoffmen
Jervis Hargett
Butler
Robb
Logan
L. G. Gould
Preble
L. M. Miley
Allen
John H. McGee
Ottawa
J. K. Newcomer
Marion
John G. Thompson
H. V. Smith
Meigs
George B. Tyler
Brown
David R. Paige
Summit
Wm. L. Brown
Mahon Ing
Dr. Norton
Seneca
M. Floyd
Fairfield
Col. Brown
D. BR. Page
Hans
T.q.ashburn
Alex. F.hume
J. H. S. Traio~er
Hume
Rush Field
Richland
Board of Public Works
Florida
Louisiana
United States
Forty-fourth Congress
Ita
Clateen
South
Union
Currier
Cash-Driven Trade Prices Attract Close Cash Buyers
A dealer states he buys for cash and, due to a large trade, will sell goods in his line at prices to attract attention and secure the patronage of the close cash buyer.
Large Woman Draws Crowd In City Visit
A Lancaster Ohio resident Mrs Mary Brookemeyer, about five feet four and weighing up to 337 pounds, visited Zettler's grocery in the city. She told curious onlookers of her life, including a 13 year old buying a store and carrying a stove home. She plans a visit to Pennsylvania. The piece notes she may become the world’s largest woman at her maximum weight. A Utah carnival tease follows with Brigham Young's estate tied up in court as lawyers, widows, and children sharpen for a clash.
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Adelphi Academy
Brooklyn
Noah Porter
Yale College
Sciense
Peter
Rurik
Russian Empire
Hia
Luxery
Abe
Temple Bar
Pennsylvania
Mary Brookemeyer
Lancaster
Ohio
Zettler’s Grocery
Gay and
Third Parce
Terarm
Ohio Statesman
Utah
Brigham Young
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