Ohio Governor Hopeful William McKinley Jr Named
Line from 1890 discusses Republicans and Democrats, noting William McKinley Jr as Ohio’s next governor. It covers party tactics, finances, and claims of mismanagement, asserting public records should be open while criticizing Republican figures and the county campaign.
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Ohio
William McKinley Jr
Republican Committee
Harvey
van Wert
Harrison
Cleveland
Neogiygins
County ballot clash ends in defeat for publican endorsem
The publican party endorsed a local option and failed, while the same party opposed money in politics and suffered a broader defeat. Republicans missed funds and turnout, with many at home, while Democrats voted straight tickets and benefited from drifting voters and floats. The outcome prompts concern over campaigning methods and their wider impact.
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Publican Party
Democratic Party
Republican Committee
Jackson Township
Fourth Ward
Democratic landslide reshapes national politics after Tuesday
The article reports a broad Democratic victory across states led by Ohio in Tuesday’s election. McKinley shows strong local support but a nationwide shift favors Democrats, with Pennsylvania Michigan Wisconsin Indiana Illinois Kansas Nebraska and New York signals. The next Congress is seen as Democratic by a small margin amid voter discontent and party management critiques.
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Ohio
McKinley
Stark County
Campbell
Foster
Brigham
Pennsylvania
Quay
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
Nebraska
New York
Grover Cleveland
Van Wert County backs Democrats in statewide vote
The Tuesday results in Van Wert County show a strong Democratic surge with a large countywide majority. Democratic statewide ticket gains and election of all county candidates suggest the county aligns with the Democratic column, signaling a shift from last year.
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van Wert
Republicans Fail To Motivate Voters In Van Wert County
Editor surveys 1888 and recent election results showing Democrats outvoting Republicans by 592 votes, with 607 staying home. Calls for party unity and clearing internal obstacles to regain ground and improve prospects in future elections.
Evans and Son Ad Promoting Remedy Claims
An advertisement states the remedy is active effective and pure for sick headache disordered stomach loss of appetite bad complexion and biliousness and asserts it has no equal in America or abroad and is presented by J. W. Evans & Son.
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America
J. W. Evans & Son
Honest Swede Recounts Croup Cure With Cough Remedy
An Iowa father credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with quick relief for his child’s croup. He describes two nights of treatment, rapid coughing up of throat mucus, and the child sleeping through the night after each dose. 50 cent bottle sold by J. W. Evans & Son.
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Chamberlain
Ounapirs A. Thompiere
Des Moines
Iowa
J. W. Evans & Son
Completely Cured by Bradfield Regulator Claim
A Water Valley Mississippi woman allegedly recovered from suppressed menstruation after using Bradfield's Female Regulator. The testimonial credits J. W. Hexiums and mentions Hines & Son as sellers with contact for details from Bradfield Regulator Company Atlanta.
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Bradfield
J. W. Hexiums
Water Valley
Miss
Bradfield Reg. Co
Atlanta
Hines & Son
Farmers report corn husking season and local moves
Jennings notes many farmers finished husking corn while families travel and relocate. Miss Louisa Tracy returns from Lima. John Duarben moves to Monticello. Mr Brewer relocates to J E Carmean farm. Several locals travel, study, or visit, with political mentions and a plug for BULLETIN.
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Lousia Tracy
Lima
Mr. Brewer
J. E. Carmean
VENEDOCIA AND LOCAL NOTES
Corn husking is on hand. Mrs. Whitington has returned from Cincinnati. David Edwards was found dead in bed suggesting he had been dead for several days. Rev. Roberts and wife returned from Newark Ohio. Miss Eary J. Morgan of Jackson county is visiting her brother M. T. Morgan. The Eisteddfod programme will be out next week. Election week phrases and local greetings conclude notes.
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David Edwards
Rev. Roberts
Newark
Eary J. Morgan
Jackson County
M. T. Morgan
John E. Evans
Stock Sale at Farmer's Feed Yard Auction
Last Friday each month sale near City Hall for buying and selling stock. Persons with stock for sale please call for terms. Auctioneers H. L. Sprincer and G. W. Bope. 2-1-91.
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H. L. Sprincer
G. W. Bope
Dr Acker's English Remedy Ad Claims Superior Throat Lung Cure
An advertisement asserts Dr Acker's English Remedy is superior for throat and lung conditions including whooping cough and croup. It promises immediate relief and offers a free sample bottle with a positive guarantee, from J. W. Evans & Son.
Notice to Hunters on Private Premises
Notice is hereby given that all persons are positively forbidden to trespass on our premises for the purpose of hunting or shooting game of any kind. Signed by W. W. Hrueman B. F. Harner G. H. Sterruer.
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W. W. Hrueman
B. F. Harner
G. H. Sterruer
J. Joseph
John D. Joseph
Caleb Joseph
Nathan Joseph
William Joseph
Fallston
Beaver County
Pennsylvania
Nancy Jane Liggett
de Bonis
Thomas M. Liggett
Court of Common Pleas
van Wert County
Ohio
Thomas Miggett
Convoy
Glenn & Johnson
Loose's Red Clover Pills advertised for various ailments
Patent medicine notice offering Loose's Red Clover Pills to treat sick headache dispepsia indigestion and constipation. Sold by Hines & Son at 25 cents per box or five boxes for one dollar.
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Hines & Son
Acker English Cough Remedy Guaranteed by Evans & Son
J. W. Evans & Son guarantee Dr. Acker's English Cough Remedy with a refund if the claim proves incorrect. They promise full repayment to buyers who follow directions and find no benefit within the stated time.
Time is money saving on excursion harvest tickets
Notice to tax payers mentions December payment penalties and promotes savings from 274 excursionists buying harvest tickets west via Toledo St Louis Kansas City R A. The calculation claims 822 hours saved plus other benefits enough to cover taxes for holders in Ohio Indiana Illinois at 20 cents per hour. Contact agent C C Jenkins GM Toledo Ohio for details.
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Toledo
St. Louis
Kansas City
R. A
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
T. St. L
K. O
C. C. Jenkins
Piles Piles Piles Loose's Remedy Ad
A 19th century advertisement touts Loose's Red Pile Remedy as a positive specific for all forms of piles including blind, bleeding, itching, ulcerated, and protruding types. Sold by Hines & Son at 50 cents.
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Loose
Hines & Son
First Stages of Consumption Ad Promises Cure
In the morning lingering or difficult breathing raising phlegm chest tightness rapid pulse evening chills or night sweats warned as early signs of consumption. Dr Acker’s English Cough Remedy is claimed to cure these fearful symptoms and is offered with a positive guarantee by J W Evans Son.
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Dr. Acker
J. W. Evans & Son
Acker
Remedy credited for curing chronic diarrhoea among veterans
Many old soldiers who contracted chronic diarrhoea in service have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by J W Evans and Son.
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Chamberlain
J. W. Evans & Son
London Sandwich Men Urged to Form Union
The sandwich men of London about 15 000 strong are urged to form a trades union to seek redress and protect interests. Wages range from 1s to 18d for nine to ten hour days, with frequent unemployment for days. Salvation Army labor bureau backs the move and offers to supply workers at 2s 2d daily, with most to the men. Many are discharged soldiers without pensions supporting young families.
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Sandwich Men's Union
Sandwich Men of
London
Labor Bureau
The
Salvation Army
Shacksbush Wedding Plans End in Rebuffed Union
In Shacksbush near Cleveland Oswego County Jay Nichols and Ella Henrihan faced repeated delays as parental objections and a late wedding attempt with Rev Embey failed. Nichols left town after pressure, returned to find Ella undaunted, and a second ceremony was ready before a disturbance stopped the match, leaving the community saying Nichols got what he deserved.
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Shacksbush
Cleveland
Constantia
Oswego County
Jay Nichols
Ella Henrihan
Father McGlynn
Nichols
Henrihan
Eli’ Henrihan
Embey
Jay
Ella
Harvey George
Lakeside Press
Royal line of English kings sung by the Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Press recounts the succession of English monarchs from William I to Victoria in a rhymed list. It names William I, William II, Henry I, Stephen, Henry II, Richard I, John, Henry III, Edwards I-III, Richard II, Henry IV-VI, Mary, Bess, James I, Charles I, Cromwell era Charles II, James II, William III, Mary II, Anne, Georges I-IV, William IV, and Queen Victoria.
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England
William
Mary
Anne
Georges
Queen Victoria
Philadelphia Press
Disappearance of a Russian River in Saratov
The southeast Russian town of Saratov has lost the Volga river from its right arm as water shifts to the left arm about a mile away. The old bed is dry and serves as a road for steamer passenger and goods traffic. A bridge to connect the town with the left arm is planned at an estimated cost of £50,000.
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Saratov
Russia
Volga
London Graphic
Good Fortune Came Too Late For Mrs Cole Heir to English Estate
Mrs. Robert Cole widow of a man who died by his own hand learned just before his death that she would inherit £10,000 from an English aunt and a further $20,000 from a Southampton estate after a New York lawyer telegram. The aunt’s estate was valued at £10,000 and the husband’s death occurred two hours after the telegram arrived. The burial occurred in Potters' field.
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Robert Cole
New York
Southampton
England
Potters’ Field
Louisville Courier-Journal
Quick Will Written On Linen In London Court
A dying man in a London court expressed a wish to make a will after a fainting spell. A quick thinking young lawyer grabbed the shirt front removed for air and scrawled the will on the linen. The man died immediately after the signature.
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Law Courts
London
Dr Schweninger undertakes long tour of Europe for health
The famed physician known for slimming Europe’s greats including Prince Bismarck now travels across Europe in search of health and fat loss. His extreme thinness alarms observers as he enters a period of idle wandering and inactivity.
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Schweninger
Europe
Prince Bismarck
Harper's Tasar
Remarkable Hen Hatches 45 Chickens In Three Broods
Ezra Stanley of the Charles Cobb reports a hen that has hatched three broods this season totaling 45 chicks. Her latest setting of sixteen eggs produced fifteen chicks, and she now tends a brood of 21 as Beverly Times notes.
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Ezra Stanley
Charles Cobb
Beverly Tiznes
Chinese Bank Robbers in The Dalles Heist
Detectives arrest Wing Shoo and Gee Sham, two Chinese men traveling from New York to Portland, after a Eugene Golden robbery at The Dalles bank. The safe was blown open on September 15 and $10,000 stolen. Evidence includes soil on knives found with the suspects, suggesting an underground passage.
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St. Paul
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Omaha
Mason
Wing Shoo
Gee Sham
New York
Portland
Dalles
Ore
Estimating party gains in national races across states
Ohio and Pennsylvania returns show Republican leads near 10k and 15k in statewide tallies, with Democrats claiming gains in many districts. Culminating tallies indicate mixed outcomes in Congress as Republicans hold some districts while Democrats gain others. The piece lists elected congressmen by district across multiple states and notes close counts in several counties.
Kansas Election Shock: Farmers Alliance Upsets Republicans
In Kansas, the Farmers Alliance and Democrats surge, leaving only Hon. F. H. Funston as a Republican winner in the House. Democrats take the First district, while the alliance takes five of seven, shifting the delegation to Democrats 1, Alliance 5. Outcome unsettled for Ingalls with a tense Senate race.
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Gen. Palmer
Farwell
Republican State Central Committee
General Assembly
House
Fithian
Reeder
Farmer’s Mutual Benefit Association
Illinois
Farmers’ Mutual Benefit Association
Milwaukee
Payne
State Senate
Assembly
Thomas
Peck
George W. Peck
Senate
Wisconsin
A. Cooper
Charles Barwig
A. R. Bushnell
John L. Mitchell
George H. Brickner
L. R. Miller
Frank Coburn
Thomas Lynch
Kansas City
Ingall
Kansas
Farmers’ Alliance
F. H. Funston
Thomas Moonlight
Broderick
Clover
Perkins
Otis
Kelly
Davis
Phillips
Baker
McNall
Simpson
Hollowell
Popeenee
Democrats
Ingalls
Democratic landslide in Massachusetts gubernatorial vote
Boston reports complete town tallies except Gosnold showing a strong Democratic victory with Russell leading by 9 850. Congressional results deem seven Democrats and five Republicans, a five seat gain for Democrats. Michigan returns indicate Stevenson wins Congress with reduced majority and Brastad likely elected state treasurer.
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Denver
Arapahoe
Townsend
Repubcan
Congress
O'Donnell
Routt
Yeaman
Arbuckle
Lake Os
el Paso
Seooeee
Las Animas
Boston
Gosnold
Russell
Brackett
Randall
E. A. Morse
Andrew
Orch. O'Neill
Hour
Lodge
Cogswell
Stevens
Williams
Walker
Coolidge
Crosby
Michigan
Marquette
Mich
Stephenson
Brastad
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Weekly Bulletin
TRE
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N. S. South
Washington ST
Cifriday
Dan Ryan
Gilliland
Ecs
Jennings
John Duarben
Monticello
Martha
Miriam Jones
Middlepoint
Walter Roller
N. J. Johnson and
Wife
Keedy
Edward Jones
Mr. Kins
Thomas T. Jones
John Thomas
Frank Converse
T. Whyman
M. Burnett
Dr. Hattery
Alton Weaver
Nichigan
Bulletin
Venedocia
D. M. Jones
Martha J. Jones
R. J. Morgan
the Kings of
YORKS
Columbus
Republican State Committee
Cosgrave
Cincinnati
Storer
George W. Houk
Martin K. Gantz
Ford C. Layton
D. D. Donavan
William E. Haynes
Darius D. Hare
J. H. Outhwaite
John M. Pattison
Irvine Dungan
James W. Owens
M. D. Harter
J. G. Warwick
A. J. Pearson
Thomas L. Johnson
Pees
Bellamy Storer
John A. Caldwell
Robert E. Dean
W. H. Knochs
J. D. Taylor
E. B. Taylor
W. C. Taylor
Hare
Warwick
D. J. Ryan
Wooster
Cromley
Yan
Canton
Holmes County
Philadelphia
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Elliott
Bingham
O'Neill
McAleer
Shank
Reilly
Wright
Wolverton
Atkinson
Beltzhoover
Scull
Huff
Dalzell
William A. Stone
Stewart
Wenty
Griswold
Charles W. Stone
George T. Kribbs
Cannon
Curteano
Mr. Cannon
Danville
Bussey
Colorado
Indianapolis
Barrett
J. R. Brett
J. R. Brown
William S. Holman
George W. Cooper
Henry N. Johnson
William D. Bynum
E. V. Brookshire
Daniel Waugh
David Patten
Augustus N. Martin
C. A. O. McClellan
D. F. Shively
Michener
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United States
Albany
Col. Williams
Duchess
Wayne County
Montgomery County
Tennessee
Nashville
John Buchanan
R. R. Butler
Independent
Reublican
L. C. Houk
H. C. Snodgrass
Benton McMillin
James D. Richardson
Curiaco
Illinois General Assembly
Bloomington
Rowell
Massachusetts
Cincinnti Weekly Gazette
Bulletin Office
Wy Rim Lai
Wniin
Fronefield
Gackenheimer
CIPE
Elizabeth Namnedy
Gan Coun Ctvery
Renan
Town Creek
Washington Street
Elizabeth Kennedy
Oliver Kennedy
McLaughlin & Dow
William H. Thornell
Albert B. Thornell
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