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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1887
Page
4
The paper reviews gambling reform calls and reports social notes including an obituary notice for Callie Lantz, plus local weathered items. It cites Athens visits, a favorable obituary note, and a sensational gas well report near Lancaster. It also covers county politics with Judge Hanl Kissewetter’s likely renomination and Bryn’s prohibition election results.
The Boston Transwerpe lauds President Cleveland for his handling of Indian affairs. It notes a Boston committee influencing agency reports to ensure allotment laws are justly applied. Secretary Lamar is praised for vigilance in enforcing Indian rights while warning against deceitful critics.
Tuesday morning the court handed final decision on a celebrated indictment. The ruling overruled the motion for leave to file a plea in error to the Common Pleas Court. A second decision addressed the point of exceptions and sustained the spine on the indict ment, delivering a decisive outcome.
The piece reports on court actions and potential grand jury renewal as Prosecutor Tuling outlines plans to pursue further cases. It also discusses Republican loyalty, postwar reconciliation, and commentary on William A Wheeler with reflections on his tenure and death.
Farmers attend a trial of five top creamery cans with glass windows and built in rulers to visibly measure milk and cream content. Each can holds about three gallons and indicates richness via a graduated scale.
Perry township records a joyful reunion at Alexander McClelland’s home as he turned eighty. Family of six sons and one daughter joined thirty-five to forty relatives and neighbors for a long day of meals, fellowship, and reminiscence, honoring a pioneer who helped clear and farm the land for over fifty years.
A fragment describes a medical institute using a station and examination free approach to diagnose chronic diseases, claiming global reputation from a modern science based method. It mentions an excursion organized by First Baptist Church to Sterling Bridge, and notes an Athens Dow law amendment failure affecting prohibition ordinances. Election details list candidates and wards with a Baber law qualification meeting after a primary.
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