Why the Republican Party Should Prevail in Ohio Campaign
A statewide address defends Hamilton County election reforms, outlines state finances under prior administration, and argues for Republican triumph in state and national contests. It condemns past frauds, praises recent reforms, and urges continued protectionist tariff policies to boost industry and national unity.
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Powell
Sueh Noel
Trom
Central Asylum For
Hoadly
Ohio
Henry B. Payne
Cincinnati
Columbus
Payne
Senate
Hamilton County
Hhe Bar
Themelves
O'Connor
New York
Loagabout
Shaepery
House
Inst Gener Assembly
Iself
Fragmented Political Attacks Blur Ohio Campaign
The Ohio Democratic scene is torn by critics accusing Foraker and the party of fear and misrule. Leaders from Dayton to Toledo dispute Governor Foraker, tariff policy, and the influence of copperhead press, while calls to mobilize workers and win Ohio reflect a hard campaign stance.
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Ohio
Treasuries
Dayton Journal
Foraker
Springfield
Copperhead
Mugwump
North
Fairchild
Tuttle
Foracer
Grand Army
Ohio State Journal
Ohio Democracy
Akron Beacon
Cleveland
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Republican Party
Toledo Blade
Chicago
Inter Ovran
The Last Straw and the Aged Pastor's Resignation
A long, pensive scene recounts a forty year pastor's farewell to his isolated flock. He laments unshared fame, notes forgiven missteps, and resigns rather than join the donation party, marking a gentle, personal departure after decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Hood
Puck
National fete opens second day with grand Philadelphia parade
The Philadelphia centennial celebration features a vast military parade led by General Sheridan with 40 000 participants including U S troops and state regiments. President Cleveland attends a Commercial Exchange reception and a large Academy of Music reception, while English press praises the event as a universal festival.
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Philadelphia
United States
Delaware River
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Broad
Dauphin
Moore
City Hall
Walnut Street
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Larrabee
Iowa
Beaver
Hughes
Arkansas
Buckner
Kentucky
Thayer
Nebraska
Pennoyer
Oregon
Wilson
West Virginia
Foraker
Ohio
Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
Cleveland
Bayard
Lamont
Washington
J. M. Carson
Wilmington
Thirty-second
Market Streets
Hayes
General Sheridan
Governor Beaver
Fitzhurd Lee
Sawyer
New Hampshire
Minnesota
West
Bodwell
Maine
Lounsbury
Connecticut
Ames
Massachusetts
Green
Scales
North Carolina
Davis
Hichode Island
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Catholic Club
Fairchild
Catholic Church
America
Mannerchor Society
Lafayette
United States Supreme Court
Academy of Music
Waite
Supreme Court
Quaker City
Purlapelphia
Grand Street
First City
Grubb
Lafayette Hotel
The
Commercial Exchange
Barouches
Thomas M.thompson
B. K. Jamieson
Comly
Sam
Lam
Walnut Streets
Phil Sheridan
Grand Army of the Republic
Department
Georgia
Massachuet
South Carolina
Newpork
Rhode Island
Oho
District of Columbia
Grand Army
Clover Club
Awful Collision in England Kills Twenty Three and Injures Sixty
A London incident on the Midland railway near Doncaster left 23 dead and 60 injured as an excursion train waited on a crossing while tickets were collected. The Liverpool express collided, wrecking the guard-box and first carriage. Rescue was slow and many victims were wedged in rubble. Officials blamed defective signaling.
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England
London
Midland
Doncaster
Liverpool
Explosion and Fire Kill New Orleans Family in Store
In New Orleans at Enghien and Dauphin streets an explosion in Dominick M Messina's grocery ignited a blaze. The fire trapped Messina, his wife, and their four children on upper floors and they died in the flames after rescue attempts failed. The blast is believed to have been caused by stored powder igniting.
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Hondly
Foster
Powell
Wowson
General Assembly
Ragilly
Hosdig
Bowen
North
South
Cleveland
Union
Canada
Ohio
Jefferson Davis
Ameri
The
Jett Davis
Iosan
Jess
Louisville Courier-Journal
Richmond Whip
Guncyrus Forum
Jeff Davis
Chady
Atlanta
Christ
Confederacy
Cogoland
Jacob Thompson
John C. Calhoun
Orth
Sof
Hamilton
Arthur
Fosser
Porter
Mr. Powell
France
Germany
Ireland
New Orleans
Dominick M. Messina
Enghien
Dauphin Streets
Messina
Messsina
Victory for the Volunteer in early yacht race
The Volunteer beat the Mayflower by two miles in the first of three trial races off New York on a 16 mile southeast from Scotland lightship course. Start at 11 15 a m Volunteer led from the outset finishing at 3 p m with Thistle in attendance but trailing. The report notes the crop outlook for central Illinois as the largest on record.
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New York
Volunteer
Mayflower
America
Phistle
Scotland
Vvolunteer
Thistle
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Dueing
Caldwell, C
Anil
Ioc Tasat
Hondlly
Merase
Ioan
Echo
Btate Charities
Por Caplin
Psa
Saarine
Daly Riverton
Thial Nusa
Seeneeelea
Eee
Democratic Party
Lis
Ltt
Lane Powell
Tossbavk
Squire Martin
Mullens
Tosneys
Brummagens
Daltons
Cm Ya
Board of Elections
Pobcc
Aim Bpon
Dallicupley
Wisteaton
Republican State Executive Committee
John Sherman
Allen G. Thurman
Jackson
Lincoln
Grant
Buffalo
Mr. Cleveland
Commars
Grover Cleveland
Washington, D. C
Sike
Washinton
St. Louis
J. B. Foraker
Charleston
Mexico
Hall
National Democratic
National Party
Democratic
Congress
Thasuposs
Carliste
Hundel
Washi Fen
Auehaize
Darse
Ottawa
Toledo
Peonies
Tam
Buchanan
Mr. Greeley
Reublican Party
Southern
Texas Pacific
Southern Pacific
Baton Rouge
Vicksburg
Eengland
George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
John Calhoun
Calhoun
Wall
Europe
Australia
India
South America
Good Lord
América
Sea Board
Touledo Blade
Nantasket
Jones
Smith
Bostonm
H. N
C. B
Swill
Arkansas City
Ark
Post Office Department
Ilinoig
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