Tieria jail plan and Ohio politics mix in Akron items
ASA state items note Tieria to receive a new jail. Akron reports fines for vagrants and 48 hour lockup, a sewer of local incidents, a grave decoration at Youngstown, and a fire destroying multiple Akron business venues. Other items cover Temperance meetings in Cleveland, a Scioto bridge fire loss, and public notices from the era.
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Tieria
Axuon
Ohio
Murphy
Cleveland
Columbus, Springfield & Cincinnati Railway Co
Scioto River
Columbus
Congress
Mayes
Ile
Michael Molvey
Ira S.king
Judgment of Common Pleas Court
Alvin Belding
Jeremiah Cooper
Judgment of Common Pleas
Mary Kerrie Leicester P. Nichols
Thomas Gorby
David Hl. Sears
Plaintiffs
Costa
Samuel Putnam
J. S. Sweeney
William FE
Bradley Va
Second National Bank of
Ravenna
Common Picase
Ruswell P
Mark FE
Rilsworth
Court of Common Pleas
Common Pleas
Horace Hawkins
Chauncey Conlyverse
Ralph Worthington
Dennis Sh Hart
Oliver
George Robinson
William P. Hazen
Chas, Talbot & Co
Francisbarty
A. Ford
Mary A. Way
Luther Tibbsls
Legislature and prison escape tale in 1877 state notes
A long satirical letter from the State Capital in May 1877 mocks a passably appearing man who tried to conduct business without consent and ends with a jail breakout story. It also reports on the general appropriation bill, road care proposals, temperance efforts, canal leasing, and budget quarrels reflecting Central and Southern Ohio politics and farming news.
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Conranus
Dean
Tye
Ohio
Tata
Friends of the Bill
Bears Bm
Lffe
Barzie
Luvcork
Guernaey Go
Authirty
Philadelphia
State Library
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Sam
Venus Pacific
Contess
Texas Pacifle R. I
Wells
Potomac
South Carolina
Cee
Scott
New England Conference
Alonzo Webster
Orangebury
P. M
Washington Letter on Silver Policies and Atlantic Finances
Washington Letter reports Treasury concerns about Ohio and Illinois legal tender acts that accept silver for debts, arguing potential delays to specie resumption and political maneuvering. It notes Sec Sherman opposing bimetallic schemes and discusses restrictions on army size, the Texas Pacific Railway plan, and Southern politics.
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Washineton
D. C
Treasury
Ohio
Sec
Sherman
Ilinois
5Ian
Congress
Ib Gilo
Political realignments and reform debates in the Senate and Treasury
The piece argues that war fatigue may still yield political gains, noting the dismissal of H. Cobath as Senate doorkeeper for influence, and likens civil service reforms to partisan power. It also hints at Louisiana Returning Board intrigue, Packard’s bitter stance, and alleged secret deals with Republican managers for funds and offices, signaling internal GOP conflicts.
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H. Coibath
Wilson
Senate
Treasury
Sherman
Tallisiana
Louisiana Returning Board
Packard
Hayes
Packard, Wells, Anderson &c
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