Democratic party fate sealed by Blair leadership claim
In a Washington manifesto Frank Blair asserts control over the Democratic nominations delaying until after the Cincinnati Convention. Reports fluctuate with third-timing warnings of Franco-German rupture, while the North German Gazette denies grave differences. The National Sunday School Convention adjourned in Indianapolis marking a successful fifth gathering and hinting at growing national influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blair
Washington
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
California Earthquakes Stir Fear Amid National Politics
The dispatch notes California tremors echoing political tensions as the convention nears, while a Talaquah Oklahoma Territory court case yields a sensational but unlikely tally of deaths. The piece mocks sensational reporting and highlights doubts about the Washington peace treaty and indirect damages debates.
Needless asperities of a political campaign
The piece laments rising anger in presidential campaign rhetoric with Cooper Institute meetings as examples of sharp charges and countercharges. It notes the mood fuels further hostility across political journals and public discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Institute
A Critique of Partisan Strife in Popular Government
A reflective piece questions the harsh politics of campaign season and its impact on friendships and national unity. It argues for decorum, restraint, and less acrimony in public life while recognizing the inevitability of political passion in a democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mog
Trumbull
Greeley
British and American Geneva talks spark mixed reactions
London reports contrast between British and American counter cases at Geneva. Indirect damage claims may be withdrawn and newspapers praise U S efforts to fulfill Trackington terms. Berlin dispatches say no ultimatum to France. Bismarck’s tone is pacific and Thiers praised. News from Berlin notes Prussian recall of troops. Liverpool reports fire at a port facility causes deaths. employment impacts loom. House of Commons debates on regular army and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Geneva
Pee
United States
Trackington
Bismarck
Germany
France
Daily Telegraph
de Augsburg Allgemeine Zeitung
The
Zeitung
le H
Berlin
Victo
Chiselw
Lonwpon
Thomas Hughes
Europe
Spain
Cuba
Great Britain
America
Hughes
Inter- Charles Oeber
Northamton
Viscount Enfield
Earl Russell
House of Lords
Exeter Hall
Friends of
J. B. Gould
Birmingham
Maine
Massachusetts
Russell Guernsey
Washington
Laird
Aeerientees
Ashbury
London Echo
J. Bancroft Davis
Geneva Board of Arbitration
Bancroft
Legation
United
Paris
Senor Zorilla
Catalonia
Constantinople
Odessa
Sherman
Lieut. Grant
Sebastopol
A. W. Thayer
Trieste
London Telegraph
Ema
Ermeland
Insurrection and International Reactions Abroad
Reports from London and Berlin describe debates on Caribbean slavery and U S claims, with Hughes urging action against Spain’s Cuba policy. British officials discuss temperance measures, while Berlin denies Franco-German tensions and notes excommunication issues in Ermland.
Senate Continued Deliberation On General Appropriation Bill
In Columbus on April 19 the Senate debated the general appropriation bill. Amendments proposed by the Finance Committee were discussed, including a plan to purchase Swayne property for 51 000 moitié with staged payments. The motion failed 12 to 12. Further amendments covered convict earnings, Soldiers Orphans Home needs, geological survey funding, and other state concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
Daugherty
State Street
Updegraff
Senate
R. Casement
R. Smith
Board of Control
Soldiers’ Orphans’ Home
Beach
Amend
R. Wales
R. Howard
James Pendry
Gilead
Mr. Smith
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas County
Ohio legislative actions on trust funds and asylums reported
The record outlines multiple 19th century Ohio House bills passed or debated. It notes appointments of two Building Trustees for Athens Lunatic Asylum, authority for Harrison township tax to fund volunteers, and penal code refinements. Also mentioned are Penitentiary works, drift removal, oaths, school bonds for Celina, pharmacy regulation loss, and government site considerations in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camnonias
Athens
As Ag
Sea Eling Sh
Solrs
Weible
Harrison Township
van Wert County
Moore
H.B
Munson
City of
Columbus
H. B
Hange
Curtiss
Callem
Berry
Lemon Township
Butler Pceory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star Publishing Company
Northeast Cor
5Th & Vine
London News
California
Memphis
Talaqua
Indian Territory
St. Louis Democrat
Diogenes
Heidelberg
Freeda
John Bull
Prince George’s County
Treasury Department
Commission
Bro’s
J. Clark
Sprague
Sipe
Tae Segley
Bet
Tu&s
Loudé
Aimee
Caen
Ivory
Aime
Queen of Opera
Uffe
Distin
la Perichole
la Grande Duchesse
Les Briants
la Belle Elene
Aimee—Barbe Blue
Pike’s Opera Spalding & Porpe
R. Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Wood's Theater
Yanan
Joe Murphy
Buffalo Bill
Ron Theater
H. J. Sargen
Cool Burgess
Bryar
ODD Fellows’ Fair
Anne
Smadge
Dee Toan
Lara Tepapoustia
Tee Nat
Schultz Ley
Depat Grant
Radicalism
Kentucky Central Railroad
Inch Bicket Offich
Operon
Dalvine
Faegeen
Wheeler & Wilson
WM. Sumner & CO
West Fourth Street
Yrganiste Dup
Estey
DD. H. Bal
Decker Bros.’ and Chickering Grand
Undertaker
John P. Epply
Ninth Street
Cor
Plum
A. Blase
Sycamore Street
Ohio
Bromwell Manufacturing CO
Walnut St
Gibson House
W. Winder
Third Street
Daily Star
Evening Star
Caviss
State OF Ohio
Hamilton Courty
J . Patrick Tracey
Volks
Ginetngatl Star Publicag Costas E Cin
Ompan
Vis
Mosday
East Star Putilehing
Bignea
Patrick Tracer
Volkefreund
Iran: Star Publishing Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!