Will and Willingness of Leaders in Congress and Wales
Hon. Samuel Shellabarger of Ohio returns to Washington after touring Western steamboat men to study the new steamboat Will. The Prince of Wales is described as stubborn and unlikely to align with popular wishes. Aaron F. Perry garners a complimentary caucus vote in Columbus for U.S. Senator from this county.
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Samuel Shellabarger
Congress
Ohio
Committee On Commerce
Washington
Prince of Wales
Tomer
Wales
Japan Eyes Major Edu Reform Plan At Yeddo College
The Minister of Education proposes a thorough remodeling of Yeddo College removing native teachers and hiring foreign instructors. The institution would be reorganized along European university lines as fast as student progress allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Senator Sherman Renominated by Republican Caucus in Columbus
The Hon. John Sherman United States Senator from Ohio was renominated by the Republican legislative caucus at Columbus last night for United States Senator and will be re elected on the second Tuesday after the organization day prescribed by the law of Congress which will be next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherman
United States
Ohio
Columbus
Conrad
Mr. Ford
Gonads
Mark Rk
Thompson
Lucas
Sherman
Davis
Bill
Beach Ker
Smith
Anapoke van Wales
Carer
Updegradt
Hy Word
How Howland
John Texland
Kathe
Mr Mineo
Mi Miller
Malone
Mittenberger
Nokes
Neff
Oren
Ad Armstrong
Babcock
Bradbury
Brecenrid Be
Sherman Sregor
Gage
Burnham
Howard
Casement
Dennison
Teault
Kerman
Fulton
Arin Sherman
Young
City committee gears for Cincinnati conventions push
The city committee aims to secure the next publican and Democratic National Conventions in Cincinnati. Philadelphians led by Hon. John W. Forney mobilize to back the move, securing the Academy of Music and pushing for railroad half rates and hotel discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
John. W.forney
Academy of Music
Dr Warder Calls for Forest Protection and Reforestation
Dr Warder addressed the Ohio State Agricultural Society on forests and their influence, urging laws to protect remaining woods and to plant trees to restore forests already destroyed. Rumors claim his views stem from a personal overflow of Jocust and blackberry bushes overrunning his North Bend experimental farm while absent teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warder
Ohio State Agricultural Society
North Bend
Outflanked in Dayton Union Railroad control bid
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad failed to secure the Dayton and Union Railroad directory after judges ruled out first-mortgage bonds. The setback left CH&D with a large investment but no controlling interest, thwarting a plan to unite both lines under one management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company
Dayton & Union Railroad
Dayton & Union Line
Tax fairness debated over luxuries malt liquor versus tobacco
The piece argues for uniform taxation on luxuries like malt liquor and tobacco, noting higher effective rates on tobacco despite lower market value. It points to gross disparities in internal revenue assessments and calls for equitable tax treatment across similar goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Internal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
Republican Joint Caucus in Columbus nominates U S Senator candidate
A Republican joint caucus in the State House Columbus met to nominate a United States Senate candidate. The session featured speeches on party unity and commitment to a reliable Administration Republican. Names and divisions among attendees were noted as the nomination process proceeded.
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Senate
House of Representatives
State House
United States
Alphonsa Hart
Little
Wilson
Hamilton
Williams
Benatar
Steele
Messrs. Fulton
Ped Wickersham
House
Sherman Mes
Mr. Powell
Isa Pina
Aaron
Marx
Fraternal Order Faces Threat From Growing Popularity
An Albany Morning Express excerpt by a prominent Order member warns that rapid growth and public applause threaten the Ancient and Accepted Rite. The piece cites open doors to all, urges scrutiny of applicants, and calls for discipline to preserve the fraternity’s solemn meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Morning Express
Meno Po
Bie
Erest
Gupee Wu
Albert Ike
Industrial Activity in Russia Expands Armaments
A St. Sah correspondent reports extraordinary activity in Russian foundries and arsenals. Infantry armament has shifted from muzzle-loaders to breech-loaders. Government cannon foundries are enlarged and powder production is booming as a large private and public industry. If material is adequate, cartridge production could reach 220000 annually. Many small rapid-fire guns of the American mitrailleuse type are being built for the empire.
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Russia
St. Sah
Power of the Press and Reform in Public Opinion
Bishop Coxe argues in the New York Observer that journalism must elevate its dignity and take a noble position as a bulwark of society. Leaders should seize their time to reform popular opinion and align the press with progressive operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Bishop Coxe
The
New York Observer
Fragmented Reflections On Virtue And Society
A garbled collection of maxims on honesty friendship and virtue contrasts with fragmented quotes about wisdom age and recognition. It mentions the value of honesty even toward enemies and the human tendency to remember injuries, alongside scattered lines about praise wealth and behavior.
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the Evening Star
Star, Publishing Company
Orrick
Back Street
Sirmonttays
T. A. Lusx
Evening Star
Aaron F. Perry
Rep&ublican
Senator Sherman
Tobacco and Taxation
Biemarek
Bohemia
Rohexhid
Austrian Empire
Austria
Iscia
Prague
Beeler & Curry’s
West Fourth Street
Harper's
Harper & Brothers
J. Campbell
Geo. H. Shotwell & Co
West Third Street
Sally Rose
Harry R Smith & Co
Union Mutual L of
Bite
John Ye
Third St
Cinginpati
Fahnestock
Jock
Igaanes Street
W.S
Elm
Pharmaceutists
Fourth and Elm Sts
Aly Gut Meet
Miti
Wah
Patao A
Tin and Japan Manufacturing Co
Ware
Het
HUNT
Express
Sta Ev
Lialov
Anil Sit
Avi
Pana Barterre
N Abi
I Nihise City
Ronan
NSO
Ant Koi
Telbaatet
Hapoel
Bel
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Rey
Berte
Aneere
Rae Cea
Wyo
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Sevscestal Ee
Hamano
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Eins
Ianobax
Osvet
Ehinken
Rutlebai Ik Ege
Faust Eave
Dean T
Meda
Pat Aulad
Fou Keto Be
Haces Yates Ee
Iepekl
Uae
Hata Ayertibing
Eer
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Lasaley
Star ;Publishing
Company
Orride
Mee
Building ‘ Association
Dieter
Bers
Lincoln
Park
Nlorth
Betts Street
Eas
Weis Dustam
C. G. Ee
Leahy
Geo. Foebel
Wm. Russe
Otter
L J. Cannon
B. Hit
A. W. Hentz
West End
Muchcart
West End Company
Lincoln Park
Flint
Liberty Streets
McLean and Garrard
Building Association Rooms
Eighth
Freeman
Queen City Hall
Wm. L. Robinson
Pres
T. John Walliman
W. Prest
SAML
W. Bell
Treas
P. Leahy
Ser
W. W.,hoberts
N. Koff
J.C. Campbell
Wm. Cavern
Hon
Alex, Long
John P. Story
Gw, Cormany
John ‘Brenner
J. H. McGeehin
C. H. Bishop
OF. Webster
R. H. Flemming
A.J. White
A. M. Brown
Theo. Schumaker
Jacob Haas
Mer
Fig
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Peoples’ Gallery
Fifth Street
Pek
Indiana House
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