Campaign committee urges Union Labor party support
Notice from Hamilton County campaign committee states the paper is under their control and will be pushed to benefit the Union Labor party. It calls on every member to contribute, stressing the paper will rally workingmen to a decisive victory.
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Hamilton County
Union Labor Party
George R. Torr
Republican Executive Committee
Cincinnati Law Bulletin
Topp
Law Bulletin
Evenine News Appeals to Local Merchants to Advertise
The Evening News invites business patrons to use its advertising medium. It proclaims a readership of forty thousand workingmen who can boost the paper’s success by urging merchants to place ads.
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Evenine News
Signatures Required for Published Correspondence
The message states that correspondents must attach their signatures to any submissions and that anonymous communications will not be printed. It emphasizes accountability and publication standards for reader letters and opinions.
Carriers Wanted for Profitable Routes
The notice invites carriers to take profitable routes not yet claimed and directs interested parties to call at 18 Home Street for details.
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Home Street
Times Star warns carriers against handling rival paper
The Times Star warned its carriers not to handle the Evening News in a counting-room notice. The rival paper is described as high-spirited but mainly affects editors, while carriers should be allowed to earn a living, with potential future support from the News.
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Times-Star
Bro. Taft
Labor party platforms and the press questioned
The Commercial Gazette quotes critical views on the Evening News and labor platforms. Editors challenge readers to read the Labor Party state and national platforms to learn what labor proposes, accusing old journals of dodging the issues and asking if they are afraid to answer.
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Tuerp
New York City
Labor Party
Labor
Commercial Gazette
Union Labor
Controversy Over Western Union Telegraph Purchase
A skeptical critique accuses Western Union of extortion and monopoly in a debate about its proposed buyout of the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph. The writer questions the deal, links it to political influence and inflated pricing, and cites George R. Torr’s use of law papers to profit from official notices.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Western Union
Topp Funds Law Bulletin Despite Public Benefit Question
The article accuses Mr. Topp of profiting from a controversial Law Bulletin run from a scab office. It claims the publication, supported by a Police Commissionership, yields about six thousand dollars yearly through politically driven work. Lawyers view the Bulletin as an unofficial nuisance with little public value.
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Cincinnati
Topp
Law Bulletin
Bulletin
Times Star Endorses Crackerjack Figure Amid Bill Smith Debate
In a controversial move, the Times Star backs a controversial man while chastising Policy Bill Smith for principles. The paper previously attacked Smith, blaming him for political stunts. The text implies shifting editorial stance on racial and political matters.
Page for Legislature Challenged by Times-Star Attack
The Times-Star attacks A. R. Page a colored Independent candidate for the Legislature claiming he gives bad advice to colored citizens. The piece praises Page as sensible and courageous and argues his progressiv e views align with Lincoln Giddings and Sumner while denouncing the Times-Star candidate. Page’s approach is deemed preferable and potentially more successful.
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Page
The
Times-Star
A. R. Page
Union Labor
Times- Star
Lincoln
Giddings
Sumner
Homestead Laws and John Sherman
Debate over the Homestead Laws and John Sherman accuses the Republican record of aiding railroads and land grants. It questions twenty five years of subsidies, alien ownership, and lands allotted to corporations, with authorship of the policy implied. The piece asserts accountability for Sherman.
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Sherman
Republican Party
John Sherman
Ireland
Republican Trio Profiles for Hamilton County Election
A passage touts Copeland Charley Doran and Jack Hart as a Republican ticket to uphold virtue intelligence and probity in Hamilton County. It notes Copeland’s notoriety and suggests Doran boasted of being political editor of the Commercial Gazette and misbehaved intoxicated at a prior election, with a jab at press power and council leadership.
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Copeland
Charley
Doran
Jack Hart
Hamilton County
Charles Doran
Commercial Gazette
Political attack on Cumminsville clubs and judges
The piece labels Doran as avoiding manual labor and aligning with Republican politics in Cincinnati. It attacks his Free Setters Club and implies a political path toward public office, contrasting him with Cope land and Jackie while warning about legislative lawyers like John Hart and questioning the criminal bar in Cincinnati.
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Sig Epsomon
Free Setters’ Club
Cumminsville
Doran
Cincinnati
Board of Public Affairs
General Young
Jack Hart
Copeland
Jackie
John Hart
Criminal Bar of
Arbitration and the ethics of labor strife
The piece argues that strikes and lockouts are harmful yet sometimes justifiable, urging moral and economic analysis. It promotes legal arbitration over industrial war, defending organized labor’s aim for peaceful, fair wage and hours adjustments within a regulated system.
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Powderly
Strikes and Civil Order in Industrial Conflict
A historic discussion on labor rights contrasts the strike’s power with social peace. The piece argues civilization requires society to settle industrial disputes, citing the Union Labor party and dangers of allowing unfettered employer control. It weaves in dialogue about bucket shops and political leaders as context.
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Union Labor Party
France
Belgium
Court actions mix crimes and divorces in local docket
Samuel Witkin convicted of stealing 825 dollars from Annie Dube while his fiancee Sarah Kentee fainted in court three times. Elizabeth Meier seeks alimony from husband John Meier, a carpet weaver at 178 Buckeye street. Laura Young vs William Young delayed over alimony, Catherine Long granted divorce from Charles A Long. Henry Janson, Clark Henrickson, Mary Erkel among those sent to Longview. Habeas corpus issued for John Hamilton held on a claimed felony. Mary Toniges seeks injunction against Samuel Hatheras over a five year lease. Chas F Muth and others block city from Freeman avenue improvements assessments. W Wagner named administrator of Minnie Wagner estate. J Mulvibillated named administrator of Margaret Walker.
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Samuel Witkin
Annie Dube
Sarah Kentee
Elizabeth Meier
John Meier
John
Buckeye Street
Laura Young
William Young
Maxwell
Catherine Long
Chas. A. Long
Henry Janson
Clark Henrickson
Mary 12
Erkel
Longview
John Hamilton
Mary Toniges
Samuel Hatheras
Chas. F. Muth
Freeman Avenue
W. Wagner
Minnie Wagner
Locals: Graxp G. A. R. Celebration and City News
Locals report Graxp G A R celebration promised in the city on the 27th. Brewers visit from the city dine at Sede today. Passes contested by wine sellers. a man injured stepping down stairs near Kellergee. Various incidents include a thief probe at Mr F W Gerstle’s office closet and a race-track tied rumpus at Gibson House.
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Stian Chu
Sede
Cable Road
Tos. W. Rown
Kellergee
Bistn
Carson Green
City Water Works
Emir
Celes
West Third Street
Henry Moureto
Ellen Hunter
Ninth
Baymiller
Mohlfeld
Jusrin Miler
Cincinnati Steam Forge
Sixth
Derrick
Miller
State Avenue
Eighth and Elm Streets
Geo. Seebaum
Walnut Street
Henry de Bus
de Bus
Thirteen Club
Committee Recommends No Connection With American Party
The Chairman appointed a cross party committee to probe candidates principles. Some supported the move while others objected. The committee recommended no connection with the American party and reported on their findings.
Police Chief Kline and Mayor Hale Visit Hamilton and Sidney
Chief of Police Henry Kline of Hamilton Ohio and Mayor Hale of Sidney Ohio were in the city yesterday.
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Henry Kline
Hamilton, O
Mayor Hale
Sidney, O
Mass meetings and labor club activity across wards
Local labor and politics report mass meetings in Madisonville and Harrison with speakers Page Weier Baker Ogden Davis Schrage and others. Notices urge Twenty–First Ward Union Labor parade and voter registration, while editors praise a large turnout and warn of registration gaps and civic mobilization. Ralph Beaumont headlines Harrison address as efforts to rally diverse communities continue.
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Camp Dennison
Ogden
Davis
Madisonville
Page
Weier
Baker
Ligwoono
Munson
Harrison
Ralph Beaumont
Messrs
Schrage
Pechiney
Fovurtgerta
Leonard
Tuinteenta
Molloy
Carroll
Wei
Eighth and
Evans
Mements
Calfornia Union Labor Club
Ome
R. A
Nuws
Memnens
Twenty-first Ward Union Labor Club
Sedamaville
Armor Stem
Wommuneue
Yaane Arts
Scholarship funding in Germany shows strong public support
German statistics indicate over a quarter of students receive some form of public financial support. The data underscore the broad reach of government funding in higher education.
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Germany
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