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Newspaper
The Evening News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1887
Page
2
Notice states the Hamilton County Campaign Committee controls the paper and will push it for the Union Labor party. Members urged to contribute for a rousing victory, with workingmen urged to rally from all quarters. Contact telephone 2168 for immediate instructions.
The Union Labor Party announces its ticket with John Srez for Governor Seneca County. 1. F. McDonald for Lieutenant Governor Clark County. Grandison N. Tuttle for Short Term Supreme Judge Lake County. A. O’Connor for Term Supreme Judge Hamilton County. J. Suttor for State Auditor Summit County. M. Hunter for State Treasurer Stark County. William Baker for Attorney General Licking County. Karl A.R for Mixuses Bearpop Prince Work Cuyahoga County.
A ticket listing rare senators A C Cosner Hugh Cavanaugh William B O Den John G Cleckler and representatives Ashel R Page Charles F Pechiney Oswald Dietz John M Top Miller Thomas Eb Burke James M Brady John J Molloy John F Yeager John P Leonard is presented in the document.
County officers listed include Ernst A. Weier August W. Bruce John W Schrag Dennis Mahoney James B Wiltshire Michael Traynor George A Williams Timothy Fitzpatrick 1400B Haas Registration hours are 9 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 9 pm. Questioning the Soldier and Sailor ticket choice, Davidson faces unpopularity and magnetism issues affecting nominations.
The piece promotes Union Labor candidacy and attacks boodle politics. It cites Lincoln and calls for government ownership of railways telegraphs and phones. It urges honest workers to vote Union Labor while condemning wealth influence and political rings. It also defends Pastor M C Lockwood and attacks Halstead linked Corrupt practices.
The Commercial Gazette decries Republican merchants for failing to register and notes a significant drop in one ward. It accuses a fraudulently organized convention at Turner Hall of nominating a ticket led by a gang including David son-in-law of Halstead, while alleging Bravado-like manipulation by the Gazette and Moerleing.
Powderly says ending the assistance fund removes temptation to strike and strengthens arbitration. He notes recent costly, unsuccessful strikes harmed unity and worsened relations among assemblies and the Executive Board, predicting fewer labor troubles next year.
The Odeon hosts social events for ladies with a brilliant evening. Wallick's Cattle King draws crowds at Harlin's. Sunday matinee begins Bartley Campbell's White Slave. Only three more Jim de Penman shows at the Grand House. Next week Sweatnam Rice and Pagans Big Mhingtrel company with A Soap Bubble. Effie Elisler in Worthan Against Woman at Heuck's. Varleton Opera Company opens Sunday matinee. People’s offers Sheffer and Blakely novelty show. Hyde leads a big talent variety company next week. Battle of Gettysburg cyclorama remains a reunion favorite with photographed veterans. The Babels cowgirl musicians close at Vine Street Dime Museum tomorrow. Curiosities and vaudeville abound with a curio ball next week.
The Central Labor Club at Turner Hall elected officers for the next term including President John Lechner and Vice-President Geo Marshall. Recording secretary is Chas K Model, financial secretary Henry Cause, and trustees J C Weisbender Leo Exbweim John Nagel. An event on November 2 features a ball with fifteen cent admission. next meeting is November 1 with ticket cashing requested.
The Cotton Seed Oil Trust may consolidate with Standard Oil. Smallholders are being frozen out as stock prices fall from 40 to cents. A strong Republican revolt surfaces in Ohio districts against J P Alexander in Akron. Captain Hoyt of Ashtabula earns veterans' endorsement.
The Union Labor party schedules a grand mass meeting at Wenzel's Hall Elm wood Place corner Spring Grove avenue and Walnut street on a Saturday evening in October. Speakers Erlest Weier Dennis Mahoney and Wm Ogden will discuss party principles seats reserved for ladies and broad turnout urged. The Sixteenth Ward plans a special meeting next Tuesday at Clard and Baymiller streets to cover business of importance.
A fragmentary report notes Chas. L. Doran, president of the Free Letter Club, roaming from home to home, complaining about the Metle sore and real district burdens. The piece mentions Ivorydale and Bernard, a lice ony Wid incident, and hints at a Democratic ranking based on some votes cast in AVerds Thires.
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