State Republican Convention Nomination Highlights Columbus Aug 25
Delegates at Columbus organized the Ohio State Republican Convention with General Robinson renominated by acclamation for Secretary of State and Judge Williams named for Supreme Court. Governor Foraker outlined party aims while t he platform attacked Cleveland era policies and praised reform, labor goals, and state achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Secretary of State
Williams
Supreme Court
Columbus
Lowry
Chaplain Moore
General Noyes
Blican Party
Fremont
Seleded
Cabiria
United States
Podicust
House
A.blican Senate
Fitz John Porter
Ohio Senate
Hamilton County
Joseph Cox
Athens County
F.S. Knowles
Noyes
Jos. Cox
Cox
John O. Windship
Cuyahoga County
Francis J. Dickman
Cleveland
C. L. Poorman
Belmont
Five Miners Dead in Gas Explosion at Scranton Mine
An August 30 gas explosion at the Fair Lawn Colliery in Scranton killed Hugh Conners Edward Gaughan Michael Pryle John Kerrigan and Edward Pierce the 24 year old ventilation chief. Patrick Conner and John Nafin were seriously injured as rescuers later recovered Pierce’s body amid after damp conditions. Conners survived to tell the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Fair Lawn
Hugh Conners
Edward Gaughan
Michael Pryle
John Karrigan
Edward Pierce
Patrick Conner
John Nafin
Pierce
Conners
Gaughan
Pryle
Kerrigan
Alexander Returns to Capital in Bulgarian Triumph
Prince Alexander travels from Sistova to Tirnova amid popular acclaim. Crowds lift him on their shoulders and a Te Deum is sung at the Greek Church. Sofia reports excitement and unrest with a revolutionary leader attacked. a forthcoming execution of plotters and amnesty for others is anticipated. A manifesto endorses the Stambuloff regency and Matkouroff as army commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Reustevuk
Clement
Bulgaria
Sistova
Tirnova
Sofia
M.zankoff
Rince Alexander
Stambuloff
Matkouroff
Robbers assault, rob elderly couple in BruLeville
Benjamin Elwel aged eighty and his wife were struck with a club, stunned, gagged, and bound by assailants who escaped with $800 in coin and $850 in notes and mortgages. Police seek suspects as details emerge from BruLeville, Mica., on August 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BruLeville, Mica
Benjamin Elwel
Stunn
Drowning tragedy at Lake Winnebago near Oshkosh
OsHkosa Wisconsin August 30 E L Hughes a leading dry goods merchant and his four year old daughter were drowned when their boat capsized on Lake Winnebago. Hughes other daughter and a boy Bray were rescued exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OsHkosa, Wis
E. L. Hughes
Lake Winnebago
Electrical Subway Work Begins After Years of Debate
New York on August 30 reports the start of construction on the Electrical Subway after two years of discussion. The conduit system will include 12 pipes, each 2 1/2 inches in diameter, with two parallel lines and a surface width of about two feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Three Penn Railroad trackmen killed near Sumner Hill
In Witmore Pennsylvania on August 30 three railroad workers were struck and killed instantly by an engine after stepping off a track to avoid a westbound train. the collision occurred on a nearby track as an engine traveled in the opposite direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witmore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sumnerhill
Brooklyn Bridge attempt plans for purse of $1000
Rochester, Aug 30. Madge Dolaro, a handsome Chicago girl, with backer Jerry Costello, passed through for New York to attempt a Brooklyn Bridge jump for a $1000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Bridge
Rochester
N. Y
Madge Dolaro
Chicago
Jerry Costello
New York
St Louis to aid Texas breath stricken districts
St Louis plans to send a relief train of ten cars loaded with provisions to Texas districts reported to be suffering from breath related distress. The arrival of aid aims to alleviate widespread hardship in the affected areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Texas
Thieves Break into Congress Hall in Sheldon Springs
Yesterday at Congress Hall a summer hotel in Sheldon Springs Vermont intruders stole 1500 dollars in cash bonds stocks and notes from guest W L Lincoln of Chicago. No clue to the thieves and no crew aboard the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Alwans
Congress Hall
Sheldon Springs
W. L. Lincoln
Chicago
Brewster estate funds to aid towns in schools and libraries
A Brewster estate trustee states Tuftonboro and Folsboro will receive interest on about 1,300,000 dollars to support schools public libraries and aid to the poor.
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Concorp
N. H
Brewster Estate
Tuftonboro
Folsboro
Belfast Riots Leaders Sentenced to Imprisonment
Belfast on August 30 reports that several men involved in the recent riots have been sentenced to terms of imprisonment ranging from two to nineteen months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Diaz cautions Mexican officials to prevent editor affair
President Diaz has issued a circular warning to officials of Mexican states to avoid further trouble over editorial clashes in the country. The directive aims to curb tensions and maintain stability amid ongoing disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Diaz
SORROWS OF SAILORS
A St John's report to the Herald says the French ship Etoile was lost near Kallan's Island in dense fog and rough seas. Captain Cherel and twenty-one crew drowned, with nine washing ashore among seaweed as the vessel broke apart.
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St. Johns
N. F
St. Pierre
Etoile
Cherel
Norn
Kallan’s Island
Prince Alexander Weighs Return to Bulgaria After Arriving in Darmstadt
Prince Alexander reached Darmstadt and learned of Sofia victories and Bulgarian army devotion with emotion. Reports suggested he should return to Sofia, and he telegraphed his father he would visit Darmstadt before deciding whether to go back to Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Bern
Prince Alexander
Darmstadt
Sofia
Squire James J. Chambers Killed by Wagon Tragedy
In Centralia Inn on August 26 Squire James J. Chambers a sixty year old Clinton County pioneer farmer living three miles southwest of town was fatally crushed by a wagon as he delivered firewood. His son Thomas, ahead with a load, rushed back when he saw the accident and heard his father say he was dying before medical help could reach him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Inn
James J. Chambers
Clinton County
Here
Thomas
Son
Pete
Sawmill Accident Leaves Baines Severely Wounded at Buffington
In Dexter Missouri on August 26 a timber struck Baines in the left side at Himmethberg & Co.'s sawmill near Buffington. The timber pierced his body and exited the other side. Doctors Kendal of Sikeston and another from Poplar Bluff removed the timber. Though gravely injured, Baines, an Indiana man, is alive and making limited progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Himmethberg & Co
Buffington
Baines
Pps
Drs. Kendal
Farmers Congress seeks universal civil service extension
The Farmers' Congress meeting at St Paul Minnesota adopted a report urging the government to extend civil service to all places. The resolution underscores nationwide accessibility and improved public employment outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Maxy
Farmers’ Congress
St. Paul, Minn
Stamp Out Contagious Diseases Among Domestic Animals
The Secretary of State is urged to instruct the Ministers to Germany and France to employ all proper means to prevent restrictions on American farms. Proper inspection and shipment of livestock are emphasized to safeguard agricultural commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Postal Expenditures and Receipts for Quarter Ended March 31 1886
A Treasury report by the Sixth Auditor details Postal Service finances for the quarter ended March 31 1886. Receipts totaled 11 533 630 81 while expenditures reached 12 704 224 92, yielding a deficit of 1 230 806 97. Compared with the same quarter of the prior year receipts were 10 983 648 34 and expenditures 12 544 840 96, producing a larger deficit of 1 561 193 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
Auditor of the Treasury
Postal Service
Prohibition nominees named for state offices in Harrisburg
Harrissure Pa August 26 The Prohibition Convention nominated Charles S Wolfe for Governor and A A Barker for Lieutenant Governor by acclamation Charles L Hawley for Treasurer John N Emery for Secretary of Internal Affairs and Reverend J M Palmer colored for Congressman at large
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Harrissure
Chas. S. Wolfe
A. A. Barker
Charles L. Hawley
John N. Emery
Rev. J. M. Palmer
Michigan Republicans Nominate Ticket at Grand Rapids
The Republican State Convention in Grand Rapids on August 26 nominated Cyrus G. Luce for Governor James H. McDonald for Lieutenant Governor Gil R. Osman for Secretary of State George L. Maltz for Treasurer Henry H. Alpin for Auditor Moses Taggart for Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Cyrus G. Luce
James H. McDonald
Gil R. Osman
Eeresees
George L. Maltz
Henry H. Alpin
Moses Taggart
Naval cruisers named Newark Charleston Baltimore
Washington announces three chosen cruiser names Newark Charleston and Baltimore for upcoming contracts. The Baltimore is a twin screw forty five hundred ton vessel designed to be the fastest ship afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Newark
Charleston
Baltimore
Postal service costs per capita in House study
Washington August 26 The House Post Office serves nearly six hundred people part of each year and costs 26220 annually or 4370 per person. At that rate providing postal facilities for sixty million people would total 2022000000 dollars per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Cleveland
Congress
Acme
Ublic
Canada
Blic
Mexico
General Assembly
Geveland
National
House of Representatives
General Revenue Fund
Washington
House
United States
Police and troops aid evictions in Galway estates
Dustin August 26 five hundred police men and troops have left Birr to assist at evictions on the estates of the Marquis of Clanricarde in Galway. The Birr branch of the National League has given notice to tradesmen not to supply evicting parties with provisions or means of conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Birr
Marquis of Clanricarde
Galway
National League
Illinois Democrats Nominate Slate at State Convention
Springfield Aug 26 The Democratic State Convention nominated George C Anderson of Quincy for Treasurer and F J Oldt for Superintendent of Public Instruction. The platform warmly approved Cleveland administration.
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Springfield
Iln
George C. Anderson
Quincy
F. J. Oldt
Cleveland
Death in Bayard Family Prompts Obituary Notice
Wimileton Dew Aug 26 Henry Bayard brother of the late Jas A Bayard and uncle of Secretary of State Bayard died at Dauphin Pa He was born in this city nearly eighty years ago and was engaged in the manufacture of iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimileton
Dew
Henry Bayard
Jas. A. Bayard
Bayard
Dauphin
Italian Front District Faces Cholera Outbreak Threat
Aug 30 report notes the Rae front district facing a cholera scare as health officials monitor cases and reinforce sanitation measures amid rising concerns. Local authorities urge residents to observe hygiene and vaccination campaigns where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berxi
Brooklyn man exhibited daughter with two tongues in dime museum
A Brooklyn man was arrested by a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children agent for displaying his daughter with two tongues in a dime museum, forcing her to keep her mouth open for half an hour. A critic called S P C C agents' view on such cruelty a huge mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Norristown Herald
Woman Contracts Hydrophobia After Dog Bite in Cincinnati
Mrs. Rosa Von Stein of 1814 Betts street was rushed to a Cincinnati hospital in fearful convulsions tonight, diagnosed as hydrophobia. Forty days earlier a Newfoundland dog mauled her arm, the wound cited as the bite source.
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Cincinnati
Rosa von Stein
Betts Street
Russian Pressure Grows Over Bulgaria Crisis
The Russian press calls for immediate occupation of Bulgaria while Vienna and Berlin try to deter Alexander from Buna. Russia orders fleet movements toward the Roumelian coast as Italian views on the Bulgarian deposition are noted. Mass meetings at Slivno and Kascanlik urge continued Czar support with Russian agents aiding Bulgarians to maintain order.
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Bulgaria
Vienna
Russia
Roumelian
Berlin
Alexander
Buna
London
Zankoff
Porte
Prince Alexander
Italy
Ince Alexander
Slivno
Roumelia
Maryland Convict Transferred Back To Massachusetts
David Peyton, a Maryland penitentiary convict serving twelve years for burglary, will finish his term but will be turned over tomorrow to Massachusetts authorities. Deputy Sheriff Roseman will deliver him with a governor's warrant, and Peyton will be sent to Boston to face return as an escaped convict. Officials praise his conduct and recommend clemency from Massachusetts.
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Baltimore
David Peyton
Maryland
Roseman
Massachusetts
Peyton
Commonwealth
Eee
Joseph A. Moore
Boston
Drowned Philadelphia Young Man at Ocana Grove
A young Philadelphian named Carr, visiting Ocana Grove for a week, drowned while swimming. Bathing Master White reached him but Carr submerged before rescue. Miss Lizzie Cooper, his fiancée from Philadelphia, witnessed the tragedy and fainted on the shore.
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Gacaneowa Pa
Ana Grove
Carr
White
Lizzie Cooper
Vault discovery uncovers two skulls in St Louis scene
In St Louis on August 27, vault cleaners found two human skulls at 1103 South Third Street, similar to a prior discovery last month near Joe Maserang's saloon on Eastern Avenue. The site, once a tenement and crime hub, is being excavated for a Pane and the coroner has taken charge of the bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
South Third Street
Joe Maserang
Eastern Avenue
Lightning strikes St. Joseph officer's child in storm
In St. Josefa Missouri during a thunder shower a five year old son of Anton Tesm a member of the St. Joseph police force was struck and fatally injured by lightning. His mother was shocked but not seriously injured. The boy had stepped outside during a lull and leaned over a tub of water when the bolt struck the back of his neck and spine and traveled to the right limb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josefa
Anton Tesm
St. Joseph
U.S. and Canada Business Failures Rise This Week
New York report shows 171 U S failures and 30 in Canada totaling 201 for the week, up from 186 last week and 157 the week before. Increases occur mainly in Canada while Eastern Southern and Middle States report lighter casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Canada
Middle States
Attempted Eviction Fails in Cork Clash
At Doneborough County Cork an eviction attempt was halted after residents resisted with stones injuring several police and soldiers. Only one eviction succeeded before further proceedings were dropped.
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Dusuin
Doneborough
County Cork
Philadelphia Lunch Room Count Totals 27 Million
Washington experts completed the U S L library meal count in Philadelphia. The tally showed about 27 million dollars, with 15 million in silver, and a shortage of one thousand dollars in silver delayed the process for hours.
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Philadelphia
United States
Washington
Getzein Gets It Again Fined for Insolence in Detroit
Pitcher Getzein of the Detroit Base Ball Club was fined 300 dollars for insolence and profanity toward Captain Hanlon after being censured for listless play. This brings his total fines to 400 dollars in the last month.
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Detroit, Mica
Getzein
Detroit
Hanlon
Man Killed by Thresher On Illinois Farm
William Odle, feeding a threshing machine seven miles south of Benton in Franklin County Illinois, fell into the machine while turning to reach the straw stack and was instantly killed. He died after extrication and was buried today. On his funeral return a horse and buggy driven by Mrs. James Jones, a cousin, was severely damaged or possibly fatal in a collision.
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Deguera
Ill
Benton
Franklin County
Illinois
Wm. Odle
James Jones
Indian Affairs Office Head Named Acting Secretary
A note from Washington indicates Miss Minnie is named head of the India Bureau with the acting duties of the secretary of Indian affairs. The announcement lists the agency and confirms the acting status in the current administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minni
Earthquakes Strike Greece Kill Six Hundred
Athens Aug 29 A vast earthquake zone in Greece destroyed at least six towns and damaged many others. Islands suffered the worst losses with about 600 lions killed and over 1,000 seriously injured. Shocks lasted over twelve seconds, residents fled to fields, telegraph wires broken, and relief crews with tents food and medical aid dispatched Saturday night.
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Athens
Crater Lake Survey Reaches Deep Water in Oregon
A Geological Survey party led by Captain Clarence E. Dutton reached Crater Lake, surveyed its shores, and lowered ropes nine hundred feet to the water. They mapped 160 soundings, found two submerged cinder cones of 800 and 1,200 feet, and reported a maximum depth of 2,005 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geological Survey
Clarence E. Dutton
Crater Lake
Oregon
Dutton
Ohio state notes and incidents across counties
A Nant Bristolville barn quarrel ended with a fatal pitchfork blow to a Swede. Other items report a sixth annual OVI reunion near Hamilton, aging veterans, new postmasters in Coldwater and Scioto, a fatal fall of painter Herman Joritz in Cincinnati, miller J J Tranchant dying in Osborne, a violent death of an unknown Chinaman in Columbus, a Chinaman cousin shipping remains home, Sycamore polls favoring prohibition with women voting, a 102nd birthday celebration in Prospect, and a mysterious earth ring near Helena with a linked belt clue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Joritz
Christ Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
J. J. Tranchant
Miller
Osborne
Columbus
Ben Hope Lee
China
Wedding Ties Philadelphia Manufacturer to His Step Mother
At Manasquan New Jersey a wedding connected Washington Parks a Philadelphia furniture maker to his wife Mrs Parks the widow of her former husband. The tale centers on Charles Parks of Philadelphia and his much younger wife with a contested will leaving $125000 to the widow and her new husband amid family ties and estate intrigue.
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Sea Girt
Stite
N. J
Manasquan
Washington Parks
Philadelphia
Parks
Chard Parks
Mount Vesuvius Erupts Ignites Panic Near Naples
Naples reports Mount Vesuvius in violent eruption driving residents inland to open fields where they pray openly for safety. Bari also sees a devout reaction with priests framing the eruption as divine visitation. The populace, panicked yet vigilant, fills streets in prayer at all hours.
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Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Bari
Seven Die In Pittsburgh Area Tragedies Reported
Aug 29 Pittsburgh section lists seven fatalities from varied causes. Mrs Mary Rode baugh struck by carriage died or fatally injured. Charles Henderson killed himself with laudanum. ten year old H Eisenbeis drowned. George Wright died from heat. R Tompson died of lead colic. Mrs McElheny died from injuries inflicted by husband. Fred Schwaby fatally injured after being cut by J R Gilbert.
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Pittsperen
Mary Rodebaugh
Charles Henderson
H Eisenbeis
Enn George Wright
R. Tompson
McElheny
Fred Schwaby
J. R. Gilbert
Big Haul Robbery Suspect Arrested in Philadelphia
Thirty thousand dollars in cash vanished from Adams Express Company in Philadelphia two weeks earlier. Detectives investigated and arrested Roth Pratt, a clerk at the Philadelphia office, who protested his innocence as the mystery surrounding the robbery unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Adams Express Company
Roth Pratt
Pratt
Powder Magazine Explodes In Storm Kills Two In Cuiiaco
A heavy storm struck Cuiiaco this morning when a powder magazine was hit by lightning causing a massive explosion. Two people died instantly and twenty five were wounded while property worth about 75000 dollars was destroyed. Thousands of pounds of powder and dynamite exploded.
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Cuiiaco
Trial of revolution leaders ends with death for two
Soria August 29 The court martial concludes the trial of Zankoff Grueff and Clement leaders of the revolution that forced Prince Alexander to abdicate Zankoff and Grueff receive death sentences while Clement is sentenced to life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soria
Messrs
Zankoff
Grueff
Clement
Prince Alexander
Three Italians Killed in Erie Road Express Collision
In Bemirma New York on August 29 three Italian laborers employed by the Erie Road fought over money on the tracks. During the clash an express train struck them killing one and severing the right arm of another. The third man was a civilian observer.
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Bemirma
N. Y
Erie Road
Cleveland, Akron and
Columbus
Joseph Scanlon
Akron
Scanlon
Colonel Wade Detains Chiricahuas and Warm Springs Roach
In Wilcox Arizona on August 29 Colonel Wade rounds up 420 Chiricahuas and Warm Spring Roach under guard. He plans to move them out of Arizona Territory per General Miles unless an accident occurs. Captain Lawton stays near Geronimo who seeks better terms than unconditional surrender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox, Ariz
Wade
Miles
Arizona Territory
Lawton
Geronimo
Earthquake Shocks Reported in Egypt Cause Alarm
Terror in Egypt. Violent shocks of earthquake have been felt here in Alexandria and other parts, alarming natives but, so far, causing no serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Alexandria
Local Crimes and Accidents Highlight Ohio News
A stream of reports covers a suspected crime with occult notes and a fatal train crash near Akron. Also reported are a Norwalk leg in a rubbish heap mystery, a mad dog attack near Ada, a seven person family crushed by a falling tree near Findlay, and injuries to children and a mother. Natural gas discovery in northern Delaware County, a Dow liquor law local option move, a Moyerville post office opening, and a Harrison statue fundraising bid mark broader state news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
High Bridge
Ben Staber
Ada
W. B. McElroy
Findlay
Delaware County
State Horticultural Society
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Committee On Permanent Organization
Fann x
Emil Rehse
Walter Hartpence
Hamilton
W. W. Schultze
Preble
W. J. McMurry
Auglaize
Dan Babst
Crawford
F. L. Hammer
van Wert
Hugh McQuiston
Greene
Harry Lutz
Pickaway
J. ©. Howe
Hardin
Gustavus Frese
Sandusky
Walt S. Thomas
Franklin
J. W. Gregg
Pike
A. C. Caine
Perry
George W. Harn
Richland
Chas
F.H. Morre
Josiah Allen
Foraker
Delon
Hamilton Couna
Overnor Foraker
National House
Republican Party
Ees
Department of Labor
United States Senate
Henry B. Payne
Gladstone
Parnell
Ulysses S. Grant
Keller
Critchfield
Dickman
Knowles
Cuyahoga
Allen
George Donaldson
Vinton County
Hilles
Belmont County
Illiams
W.&. Matthews
Gallia
H. Hester
J. E. Stewart
Clark
Orange Frazer
Clinton
Kerein Fitzpatrick
Dayton
C. &. Maxwell
Xenia
Hester
Matthews
Stewart
Frazer
Fitzpatrick
Maxwell
Eli Tappan
Knox
Jay Treat
Ashtabula
F. Burgess
Guernsey
Tappan
Treat
Burgess
Board of Public Works
J. W. Hahn
Mansfield
Samuel Fertig
Tuscarawas
William Morrison
Coshocton
the Farmers’ Congress
Pennsylvania Prohibitionists
Michigan Republicans
the House Post Office
The
Illneis Democrats
Hed
Pia Bureau
Uring
Greece
Nant
Bristolville
Trumbull County
Noble
John R. Birkmeier
Coldwater
Mercer County
J. B. Hoyng
R. H. Colewin
Scioto
Scioto County
Miss C. Sontag
Sycamore
Robert Cratty
Prospect
Marion County
Helena
Sandusky County
Redskins
Moyerville
Gallia County
Henry Oberstein
State of
William Henry Harrison
Kent
Will Sconcanes
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