Election Ominous Hopes in Pennsylvania and Ohio Vote
The Oct elections firm up party standings with Republicans winning Pennsylvania by about 25,000 and Ohio by 15,000 to 20,000. Indiana likely GOP, Nebraska GOP by 4,000 to 6,000. District results split, Sayler over Eggleston by 3,961. Dodds over Tait by 2,350. Massachusetts contemplates a gubernatorial candidate amid candidacy confusion.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Colombia
Hamilton County Election Signals Republican Downfall
The Hamilton County election resulted in a decisive defeat for the Republican party, as the public verdict rejected their leadership. The Evening Blaze notes the shift reflects broader political forces, exploring causes behind the party's loss and its implications for future governance.
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Republican Party
Whdee
Hamilton County
Hamfitck County
Kody
Mies
The Republican Party and Its Ring Rule
The piece argues the Republican Party failed not for its platform but due to leadership rings and corrupt management. It condemns parasitic rings in power, praises prudent virtue, and warns the party could rise again only under principled leaders.
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Repubs
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Partizan
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Earth
Edmund Burke
Philadelphia returns revised. Hartft's majority 80,374
The October 9 Philadelphia report states Hartft's majority is now estimated at 80,374. Republicans claim seven Congressmen and the Republican ticket in Philadelphia is elected by a majority from 18,000 to 22,000.
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Philadelphia
Hartranft
Indiana Politics and Local Incidents Reported in Gazette
The piece notes Republican gains in Indiana's First, Sixth and Seventh Districts with Wilson likely winning in the Fourth. It also reports theft of Col. A. E. Jones's horse and buggy, a missing elderly man from Plum Street, a new suit for Godey Martin, disapproval of county election outcomes by Godey Martin and Storer, and a German teacher Wilmer fined eight dollars for beating a boy at the Catholic School on Vine and Liberty, with a peace bond set.
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Wilson
Col. A. E. Jones
Enquirer
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Nine Streets
Godey Martin
Storer
Wilmer
Costa
Reichler
Confcasion
Terrible and Fatal Accident of Young Painter John Myer
At about half past eleven this morning a 16 year old painter named John Myer fell forty feet from Gobas new building on Main Street below Abigail while painting a roof gutter. He struck a box on his descent and suffered fatal head and neck injuries, dying about half an hour later. He was moved to No 18 Abigail Street, and the coroner will hold an inquest this afternoon.
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Gobas’ New Buildings
Main Street
Abigail
Myer
Abigail Street
Heavy Sentence in Pinchbeck Watch Auction Case
James Bartlett, Thomas Ryan, and H C Massey were tried last Friday and faced Judge Straub this morning. Ryan and Massey received ten days in the Workhouse and a $25 fine plus costs, with imprisonment suspended. Bartlett was fined $200 and costs, with the remainder suspended, then insulted the judge and was later sentenced to ten days in the Workhouse five in the dungeon and a $500 fine plus costs.
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James Bartlett
Thomas Ryan
H.C. Massey
Pinchbeck Watch
Straub
Ryan
Massey
Bartlett
Grogin
Leading market summary and prices report
Imports and exports of leading articles show quiet style with firm pork and hog prices. Cotton remains unchanged while corn oats and rye show steady bids. flour prices vary with superfine at high bids and sample lots moving slowly.
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California
Chicago
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Uol
Cuba
Porto Ren
Issin Els
Domestic Lnfelicity: Woman Sues Husband for Assault
Mrs. Thomas visited her husband Samuel Thomas in his tailor shop with a friend and demanded money, leading to a quarrel. She alleges he refused civilly, then ejected her and she shattered the plate glass door. He seized tailor shears and attempted to strike her, but bystander help prevented injury and the couple was separated. She later swore out a warrant for assault and battery at the Police Court.
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Samuel Thomas
Thomas
Police Court Docket Faces Drunks and Delinquents
Thirty four cave defendants appeared in Police Court this morning. Sentences included Dennis Daily thirty days and $50 fine. J Bo man continued. H J Williams three dollars and costs. Thomas Higgins eight dollars and costs. multiple cases continued until tomorrow or the 12th. Miscellaneous notes cover assault and battery, illegal voting, embezzlement, shooting with intent, vagrancy, and petty larceny. The Ute purchase commissioners report back. Indians refuse sales but seek peace with whites.
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George Harding
J. Boman
Andrew Puucett
Wm. Hovke
H. J. Williams
Nance Ellis
Mary Cushiwig
Mary Fisher Ory
Thomas O'Hara
J. W. Richardson
Thomas Higgins
Mike Welch
James Duffey
James Kennedy
Wm. O' Brin
Coats
James Kern
Costa
Nancy Ellis
Samuel Wilson
Frank Arrigon
William Lynch
H. A. Brernan
Charles Howe
Jesse Kelly
John Patton
Joan Munns
Fred Kechler
William Martin
Theo
Wilner
Benjamin West
Herman West
Henry Siebold
Joseph West
Laws for Keepers of Livery and Stable Stock
A detailed statement of laws governing livery stables sale and keeping of horses and live stock. The work covers duties liabilities warranties deceit in buying and selling and the responsibilities of inn keepers livery stable keepers horse breakers and creditors. It aims to aid practitioners and stock raisers in avoiding litigation and expense with clear accessible guidance.
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Lawere
Awe Journal
American Law Record
Hanover
F. Hassaurekin
Cincinnati
Volka
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Natunal Live Stock Journal
Iowa Homestead
American Stock Journal
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