Campaign finances and ticket lines in Bushnell era debate
A tense column rails at Bushnell money in state politics. It names Campbell and Baier on tickets, cites James Knoll and Willem Mbober, and questions campaign costs. The piece attacks Bushnell’s wealth and GOP strategy, urging scrutiny of campaign finance and candidate selection.
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ATATE
Yamey KB
Campbell
Baier
Pousty
John B. Hoaglen
Pimilton
Wiate AvMitor
James W. Knol
Richland
Ounty
Oats Thossurer
Willem B.mbober
Gatite
Ronhy
Wiliam T. Mooney
Laire
Deorse A. Hatrunks
Nia
Board of Bible Works
Harry Beffer
Tuscaragas
Leple
Bupreme Court
J. W.cruskallante
Elam County
C. Lowry
Hookiny
Benatorial
Ticharles Bichanteon
Washington County
H. Nolwan
Fairneth County
Williem F. Bowen
Bherit—Withiam A. Danes
Becarder—P. D. Sloan
Henry Trimmet Kreate
John G. Kriun
Bitter attack on Bushnell in Ohio campaign piece
The piece condemns Republican candidate Bushnell as a money driven nominee who lacks ability, popularity, or rhetoric. It claims wealth and manufacturing ties propelled his nomination, alleging a preconvention bargain with Foraker and Cox to secure his candidacy and speeches, painting the outcome as a corrupt power play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forvernor
Bushnell
Ohio
Foraker
Cox
Jong Party
Zanesville
Geo
Forakes
Croesus
Commonwealth
Money and Methods Stir Ohio Democratic Campaign
A heated critique condemns Bushnell and his lavish campaign funding as corrupt and unearned. It urges Democrats to reject “yellow metal” influence, call out handlers, and demand integrity to prevent Wealth driven influence in state and county races. The author calls for vigilance, unity, and to defeat Bushnell’s slate.
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Bushneile Frotey
Auc
Boshoellla
Charles Foster
Foraker
Bushnell
Good Meetings in Hocking and Marion Townships
A sequence of lively Democratic gatherings in Gibsonville Union Furnace and Marion township drew large crowds. Speakers included BE Pettit Hon V Lowry and the Campbell Quartette from Logan. Attendees declared Laurel Township awake, boosting hopes for a Democratic majority this fall.
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Hocking
Gibsonville
BE. C. Pettit
V. ©. Lowry
James BE. Campbell
Logan
Old Laurel Township
Father Collison
Andrew Jackson
J. Cupp
Jno
Smith
Laurel Township
Campaign crowds and taunts in Ohio political row
A lively report describes a crowd at Squire Knock Mats Hlo a in Ewing for a campaign rally with Hon WH Wright Pettit and the Quartette Cresao Wood Dolliten and Mute in attendance. Supporters rallied for Campbell and Tawry, while Republicans declare plans to vote straight Democrat or for Lowry. The piece criticizes the Republican tariff stance and discusses Ohio political tensions and accusations of corruption during the last legislature.
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Wright
Boo
Pettit
Cresao
Wood
Dolliten
Squire
Ewing
Crawih
Campbell
Tawry
Phin
Lowry
Absolutely Free Bulk Grocery Deal Ad
A vintage sale notice advertises a free offer and 2 dollar package deal for various groceries. Items include sugar, coffee, cloves, ground potter, tobacco, soap, baking powder, salt, rolled oats, and other pantry staples with listed bulk prices and pack sizes. The ad emphasizes low prices and bulk quantities aimed at customers stocking a wide range of daily needs.
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Democrat Publishing
Yal Floyd
BusMxer
Asa Bushnell
J. B. Fopaken
Campdell
Haxparne
Republican State Committee
J. B. Pognker
Box
Union Furnace
C. W. H. Wright
K. of P. Hall
Haydenville
Marion
W. H. Wright
Wv. c. Lowry
Campbell Quartette
Marion Township
Meg
Marron
Ushal
Sugh
Equire Martley
Apoe Vicia
Youngation
England
Democratic Tariff Inn
Colombie
Asa
Bush
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
New York
Platt
McKinley
Mouney
Campbellia
Columbia
Democratic Committee
Coxey
George Cox
United States
Yeaker
Nong
Jean
Jens
Chas. Rose
Drs. K. & Awalerg
Was
A. Wet
Chat Peery, Cla
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Chas
Perry
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Dr Kee
Khecalind
Tad San
Whitten
Niles
Frees Kdrs
Kennedy
Keagan
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