Union Labor Campaign Committee News Office Details
Published by The Union Labor Campaign Committee of Hamilton County. Communications to The Ey x ine News at 852 Main Street.
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Newspaper
The Evening News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1887
Page
2
Campaign Committee Pushes Union Labor Victory
The Hamilton County Campaign Committee urges full support for the Union Labor party in the upcoming election. Members are called to contribute and rally workingmen from every quarter to ensure a resounding victory. Immediate matters can be addressed by calling Telephone 2168.
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Hamilton County
Union Labor Party
Union Labor Party Ticket Listings for Ohio Candidates
The list details Union Labor Party endorsements across Ohio races including Governor Seneca County John Seitz and J F McDonald Clark County for governor and lieutenant governor, Grandison N Tuttle and T A O'Connor for Supreme Court, C J Sutton for state auditor, G M Hunter for state treasurer, William Baker for attorney general, Karl A Raeder for board of public works, and several state senators and representatives with multiple counties named.
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Board OF Public Works
Karl A. Raeder
Cuyahoga CouNty
County Ticket Full Slate for County Offices
The article lists candidates for county posts including treasurer Ernst A Weier probate judge August W Bruce and county commissioner Dennis Mahoney with other officials. It urges party focus on district attention and aggressive campaigning with a mass meeting at Music Hall and a sharp turnout for election day.
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Music Hall
Trim
Street Paving Sparks City Improvement Debate
The piece reviews Cincinnati’s grand plan to repair streets using granite for business areas and asphalt for residential streets, praising the progress and contrasting it with New Orleans where paving efforts falter due to political wrangling and a halted program. It notes media shifts and exposes alleged interests of paving rings and local officials.
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Cincinnati
New Orleans
Baronne Street
Beijing
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Times-Democrat
Commercial Gazette
C. G
Tray-Rock
Georgia
Board of Affairs
Georgia Granite
Boodler Davidson
Republican Principles Clash Over Union Labor Tickets
A historical note argues the Republican Campaign Committee plans to issue Union Labor tickets marked with an X to stir religious prejudice. The piece accuses Republicans of demagogy and predicts Union Labor's rise as a national party uniting Catholics Protestants Baptists Methodists Campbellites Free Thinkers and diverse nationalities.
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Republican Party
Republican Campaign Committee
Union Labor Party
Letter endorses Hugh Cavanaugh for State Senate in Hamilton County
Patrons from labor and business applaud Dennis Powderly for backing Hugh Cavanaugh. The writer argues Cavanaugh’s proven service to labor contrasts with demagogues who burden workers. Powderly urges workingmen and business leaders to elect a capable representative and trusts Powderly’s forecast of a favorable outcome.
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Mr. Powderly
Cavanaugh
State Senate
Powderly
Mr. Cavanaugh
Hamilton County
Hugh Cavanaugh
Cincinnati
Republicans Give Up the Fight in Hamilton County
A Cincinnati discourse claims the fall contest narrows to Republican and Union Labor, with Democrats only contesting the State ticket. It cites a Republican poll showing Union Labor ahead in the city and outside, predicting a county victory and alleging Turner Hall corruption drives GOP collapse.
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Hamilton County
Repulican
Republican Campaign Committee
Turner Hall
Republican Party
Commercial Gazette
Columbus
Political pressure and resignation urged in letter chain
A letter from Bro Darr and remarks about Mr Powderty urge workers to back Cavanaugh, a figure targeted for deposing. The exchange invokes biblical phrasing and hints at leadership changes, with advice that Bro Daff should resign as consequences unfold.
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Darr
Powderty
Sen
Cavanaugh
Perad
Daff
Powderly Letter to Cavanaugh Sparks Housing Tension
The Times-Store reports Powderly’s letter to Cavanaugh amid fresh housing tensions. A few days earlier Powderly sought action to remove a tenant, raising questions about enforcement and policy.
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Times-Stor
Mr. Powderly
Cavanaugh
Powderly
Brotha
Democratic Circular Questions Eight Hour Law Propaganda
A Democratic circular attacks a labor questions campaign, condemns eight hour laws as unenforceable and calls out alleged favors to corporations. It accuses Democrats of misrepresenting labor issues while urging voters to back the party. The piece claims the eight hour law lacks penalties and ignores broader economic questions.
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Democratic Campaign Committee
Perry
Martin A. Foran
International Trade’s Assembly
Democratic
Democratic Party
Democratic Arty
Wien Atcanle Administration of Justice
Messie
Srpanntee
Henry B. Dereon Oreil Company
Wall Street
Anarchis
Unisege
Ieverun
Martin Fran
Red Flag rhetoric in Union Labor campaign
The piece critiques Republican managers predicting defeat and their use of religious fear to undermine Union Labor. It labels Union Labor as honest in honoring the flag while accusing Republicans of diseased tactics and manipulation.
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Law Bulletin
George Topp
Republican Executive Committee
Union Labor Party
Ceteris
Labor Poll Conflicts Over City Vote Share
The excerpt notes Union Labor claiming four percent of the city vote while C. G predicts a Democratic pick. It suggests the Labor vote will test the C. G result with a symbolic tick on election day.
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C. G
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John Seitz
Seneca County
J. F. McDonald
Clark County
Grandison N. Tuttle
Lake County
T. A. O'Connor
C. J. Sutton
Summit County
G. M. Hunter
Stark County
William Baker
Licking County
Legislative
A.C. Cosner
William B. Ogden
John G. Cleckler
Ashel R. Page
Charles F. Pechiney
Oswald Dietz
John M. Topmiller
Thomas E. Burke
James M. Brady
John J. Molloy
John F. Yeager
John P. Leonard
Ernst A. Weier
Japan
W. Bruce
John W.schrage
Dennis Mahoney
Mzwerr Board of Control
James B Wiltshire
Couty Invinwang
Michael Traynor
George A. Williams
Timothy Fitzpatrick
Jacob Haas
Parnell
MR. Powderll
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