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Newspaper

The Evening News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1887

Page

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Ex Soldiers and Sailors Back Independent Ticket in County

Veteran Republican Club splits from gangsters and backs an independent ticket led by morning son-in-law Davidson. The slate includes veterans from Mexican and late wars for Senators and Representatives, with platform opposing school desegregation and local appointments, and demanding tax payer representation.

Davidson Cincinnati Andrew T. Moonett Joen Anthony Patrick H. Farmer Board of Control John Coffey Edwin Stevens Charles Howe

Democratic Campaign Notices Sent to Registrars

A Dennison House session of the Democratic Campaign Committee failed to issue notices to Democrat registrars for instructions. A mistaken Union Labor Precinct notice urged Democrats to submit naturalization papers for free registration and claimed suspicious applicants would be registered even if on a separate Republican book.

Democratic Campaign Committee Dennison House Seventh Ward Sheen

Union Labor Seeks Suspicious Characters in Campaign

A fragment states that names and residence will be sent to the Campaign Committee, who will dispatch detectives to identify the men. It notes Union Labor members are searching for suspicious characters and will have them spotted.

Indications Warman Has Flown Over Financial Troubles

The Cincinnati Commercial Agency tied up by seven claimants. assets unlikely to exceed $500 unless the safe reveals more. Receiver Chapman holds the business, with Warman possibly $20,000 in arrears and linked to bank losses. Attorneys Tugman & Baker sought possession. police and the clerk issued a receiver order. The office safe remained sealed awaiting tomorrow’s opening.

P. R. Warman Cincinnati Commercial Agency Constable Gass Warman Bradstreet Chapman J. F. Larkin Cincinnati National Bank Larkin Frank Alter Tugman & Baker Gass Dowling Rossin Chapman Dowlingsn

Trains Collide Near Lincoln. Brakeman Killed After Rescue Cut

Two freight trains on the B and M Railroad in Nebraska collided four miles from Lincoln and caught fire. Isaac Davenport, the brakeman, was trapped. a fellow worker severed his leg with an ax to free him, but he died within hours.

Nebraska Lincoln Isaac Davenport

Excellent Coffee Ad At Wolz's

An advertisement endorses Excellent Coffee at Wolz's located at 15 West Sixth Street and 71 West Sixth Street. The notice directs customers to visit the shop for its brew and service.

Wolz's West Sixth Street

Davidson’s Treason Against Republican Ticket Unmasked

A newspaper expose portrays William A. Davidson as the prime mover behind a Soldiers’ ticket to secure his own election as County Solicitor. It alleges he promised to pay campaign costs and bribed allies, provoking fury among Republican candidates and soldiers alike. The piece quotes an unnamed leader condemning Davidson’s bid as treachery and broided bribery.

William A. Davidson Squire Anthony Davidson Haletead

Close of the Session of the General Assembly

In Minneapolis October 20 the General Assembly closed after a session. Mr Powderly addressed a New York editorial claim that enmity existed between Trades Unions and Knights of Labor and blamed him for the General Master Workman's stance. He delivered a calm rebuttal of the charges.

Minneapolis General Assembly Powderly New York Trades Unions Knights of Labor

Local Labor Politics and Meeting Notices

Polls open 4 to 9 PM. register today. Twenty-first Ward Club meets at Beethoven Hall every Saturday. Union Labor voters urged to register and ensure neighbors do likewise. Meeting of Twenty-fourth Union Labor Banner Club at Pertine's 351 Colerain Ave tomorrow evening. Luke Stacy, Republican candidate for County Commissioner, allegedly disparaged Dutch voters. German citizens will recall this at the polls.

Twenty-first Ward Beethoven Hall Corner Eighth and Depot Streets Twenty-fourth Union Labor Banner Club Pertine’s Colerain Avenue Luke Stacy Mark

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John Q. A. Chapman Joseph Egan Robert E. Bell David D. Chambers George Lutz Charles Wertner Eli A. Bangs Sen Alexander Schaefer Theodore Bender John B. Moons Benjamin Sebastian Joseph Dodds Samuel Denight Ees John Mills Mlegal Veteria Satore Derk Republican Party K of L Assembly Mr. Powderly
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