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Commission Fights Redistricting Motion And Demurrer
The alae tasersee Commission shows no disposition to abandon the labor by filing a motion and a demurrer after Judge Cox’s opinion. They seek vacation or modification of the restraining order so officials and the City Civil Engineer can publish the notice and hear objections under the act, then revise as needed. The petition is demurred on grounds of lack of jurisdiction, lack of legal capacity, and insufficiency of facts. The demurrer is set for Friday and the motion for Saturday.
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Horrors of the Late Storms Western Emigration Check
Reports from the Northwest describe severe cold and frozen deaths after two major storms in January and February. Sioux City and Redwood Falls areas report dozens of fatalities and many cattle lost, with many survivors suffering frostbite and amputations. The conditions deter future emigration to western regions.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
Minnesota
Redwood Falls
Montevideo
Beaver Falls
The Star Defends Its Independence Against Criticism
The Star’s stance as an independent newspaper is questioned by an anonymous critic who accuses the paper of Grant favoritism. The editors insist they are independent and not political, noting stockholders are not involved in party squabbles and merely report telegraphic news.
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The Star Declares Its Independence in Political Coverage
The Star defends its stance as independent, refusing to align with any side. It pledges to chronicle office holders and seekers while avoiding participation in pre election political squabbles. The paper invites readers and political friends to continue sending news for fair division of publicity.
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Grant
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New Hampshire
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The Presidential Election and National Business
The article argues presidential election years hinder new enterprises as professional politicians fear ruin and spread dire prophecies. It notes many financiers anticipate disaster, while the public grows distrustful, yet afterward the economy often rebounds with renewed activity, despite ongoing political frenzies. It contrasts views of demagogues with those who see the real motive as a battle between ins and outs.
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Congress
Washington
Gene Ting
Excitable crowds ride political waves toward old fears
The passage argues that national conventions and local clubs stir fear over a looming danger to the country. It notes that only the most easily influenced segments panic while cooler citizens remain skeptical of dire warnings and recurring political rhetoric.
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John Randolph
Legislative actions and bills debated in the Ohio House
The House disputed repeals of the liquor law and the duck hunting bill while passing several measures. Bills include consolidating turnpike roads, incorporating public halls, and authorizing county taxes for agriculture. Committee work covered mortgage fraud, probate record indexing, and juror eligibility. A request from Cincinnati for a free hall for the Constitutional Convention was ordered printed. Multiple redistricting, debt, and civil action bills were introduced or advanced, with Senate-related land sale and militia surveys discussed.
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Virginia Militar Survey
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Piqua
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Muskingum County
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van Wert
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Wood
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Fayette
Montgomery
Greene
Clarke
Madison
Union
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Monroe
Knox
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Holmes
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Marion
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Hancock
Seneca
Sandusky
Scioto
Lawrence
Gallia
Jackson
Vinton
Pike, Ross
Pickar Ve
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Hocking
Perry
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Muskingum
Licking
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Richland
Huron
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Erie
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Medina
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Stark
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Mahoning
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Ohio House Notes Bills and Amendments in Session
The Ohio House considered bills on labor exemption for disabled persons, railroads, canal water supply cuts, and various resolutions. A senates bill to rename Eclipse Machine Co. was recommended to pass. Roseville Pike county renamed Buchanan. Black Hills Mining Association formed in Sioux City. Supreme Court ruled state courts cannot release minors enlisted in the army.
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Fulton
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Cleveland Board of Trade
Akron
Ohio Canal
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Kisor
Wickerham
Milligan
Art
Eclipse Machine Company
Hamilton
Butler County
Owens, Lane & Dyer Machine Company
National Prison Association of the
United States
International Penitentiary Congress
London
England
Committee On Penitentiary
Board of Trustees
The
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United States Supreme Court
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