Ohio Legislature to Meet January 7 in State Organization
The Ohio Legislature will convene for organization on January 7. Governor elect Hoadly is to be inaugurated January 4. Various local notes include a Denver club planning knee breeches after Christmas and bills on liquor traffic led by Bill Hill.
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Bill Hill
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van Wert County
Court of Common Pleas
Parmelia A. Hart
Andrew J. Hart
Parmelia A. Scott
Emerson Priddy
van Wert
Local candidate predicts party senatorial ballot roughness
Celina merchant Tion A D Marsh forecasts Payne Pendleton and Ward each tally about twenty five votes on the first ballot in the senatorial contest. He warns the race could become warm and bitter lasting a week and hints at potential backroom contenders like Hoadly Old Snuff or others with influence waiting to be revealed.
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Celina
Mercer County
Payne
Pendleton
Ward
Hoadly
Brandy
Detroit Free Press
Emigration and politics mix in Ohio and the South
A roundup of regional notes covers five men convicted in Georgia for intimidation and sentenced to fines and three years in Albany Penitentiary. It notes Ohio saloon politics, emigration movements to Florida, wagoned through stories of Sheridan visiting Ohio, and local business and social commentary, including a Detroit Free Press piece on Brandy the vagabond.
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Georgia
Albany
South
Virginia
Mississippi
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio
The Best Salve for Cats to Skin Ailments
Advertising copy proclaims a universal salve for cats bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions promising perfect satisfaction or money back. It assures a cure for piles with a 25 cent price per box sold by Hill and Wilson.
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Hill & Wilson
Changes in European land levels observed in villages
Attention is drawn to suspected shifts in the earth’s surface in parts of Europe. Jura villages once hidden from each other within forty years now appear, and a Bohemia village reports seeing half a distant church spire where only the top was visible thirty years ago.
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Jura
Bohemia
Appleton Oaksmith’s unlikely ascent to railroad fortune
Appleton Oaksmith, once a slave trader escaped from a Boston prison and later pardoned by Ulysses Grant, rises to prominence as a wealthy railroad owner.
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Grant
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