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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1895
Page
1
Fragmented OCR reveals a county ticket slate listing Auditor and Treasurer candidates and a Governor ticket. The article critiques Republican insiders like Foraker and Cox, touts Campbell and Bushnell figures, and describes fundraising attempts and factional tension in Darke county political circles.
The Republican County Committee backed Jaclan Hulls at Haydenville to rally voters but Hulls angered the crowd with a remark calling the Populist party and the Miners Union “starmae Twixs.” Officials say he will not speak again, and they regret the outcome.
A partisan screed accuses Republican and Democratic leaders of graft while calling for unity behind a Senate candidate. The piece asserts Democratic lawmakers will vote their conscience, denies any improper funding, and questions who the real choice for Benatar Whit might be.
Editor Hearn of the Cadiz Republican blasts George Cox as a corrupt power behind Ohio Republican politics. He urges voters to resist Cox influence in Hamilton County and predicts a strong turnout against Cox’s faction, citing recent campaign maneuvers and expected repercussions for McKinley administration appointees.
The text accuses Bushnell supporters of seeking large contributions from brewers and distillers to fund Republican committees and candidates. It alleges extensive payments funneled to Darke county and state committees, with figures claiming over 800,000 already raised. Democrats argue victory rests on candidate poverty and public enthusiasm.
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for consumption. Claims hundreds cured at early stages and even after progression, with testimonials from home physicians. Persuades readers to write for more information and to obtain the remedy.
A list of prices covers long pants for boys from 2.50 to 10.00, men's heavy weight pants from 65c to 5.00, boys pants from 50c to 3.00, children's knee pants from 50c to 1.25, and duck coats priced at 0.50s to 2.50 with a note that the cheapest are woolined.
A garbled OCR snippet lists various food items and quantities. Mentions pure ground chashioney, pure ground ginner, tobacco, baking powder, sugar, flour, and other kitchen staples. The text appears as a rough catalog or ad with stray letters and misspellings.
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