Republican primary ticket guidance for Wayne County 1882
Notice to Republicans in Wayne County about primary elections on August 12 1882 for county ticket positions including Sheriff Prosecuting Attorney Commissioner Infirmary Director and Coroner. polling places in townships wards and precincts to elect two judges and two clerks per site with returns due August 16 at ten AM. no proxies. voters must be identified with the party or pledge support to the ticket.
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Wayne County
Ounty
Salid
Wooster
Republican Party
Swysée
J Methins
Philadelphia
Pennsylivani
Margaret
A. Wilent
William Wilent
Shea
Wayne
Ohio
John Willent
Mararet Wilent
Michael Irwin
John Wilent
Margaret Wilent
Thomas NewConkey
Shreve
John ‘Wilent
Withdrawn Sheriff Candidate B A Cann Cites Private Affairs
Announcement shows A A Cann withdraws from the Republican sheriff nomination in Wayne County primaries citing personal affairs and asks supporters to back other Republican candidates J Plum er of Wooster and J J Weiler of Green Township are listed as entrants for County Commissioner with Burnett of Franklin Township noted as withdrawn from the Republican ticket due to health and time constraints.
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Ig J. Plumer
Wooster
J.J Weiler
Green Township
Burnett
Franklin Township
Republicana
Wayne
Sheriff
Republicar
Cholera in Japan and U S industry notes
A cholera surge is reported in Japan while about a dozen linen factories operate in the United States. New York City tallies 1217 deaths in one week as markets show declines and bond rates shift.
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United States
Judicial Convention Endorses Elias Y. James for Judge
The Republican delegates of the Third sub-Division of the Sixth Judicial District endorse Capt Elias Y. James for the Common Pleas Judge seat. They condemn politics based nominations as improper and urge impartial justice administration. The note cites Captain James’s integrity, experience, and suitability to serve the district.
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Court of Common Pleas
Glass
Witere Vg
Ed Gate
P.tegrity
Wellington Stillwell
Wuerrras
Wiias W. James
Coshécton
Rease
Sixth Judicial District
Elias Y. James
Republicans lack of judge nominee cited in Wooster remarks
A Democrat argues Republicans fail to nominate a judge due to no qualified Republican lawyers in the district. The piece claims Wooster Republican attorneys can compete with Democrats and criticizes those spreading false reasons. The writer dismisses a sub district’s Democratic majority as fate and urges vigilance against alleged malignment.
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J Dage Despei
Hee
Lelse
Wooster
Ren
Bea
Coshocton
Hart campaigns confront past loyalties in Wooster remarks
The Wooster Democrat reports Geo. Hart, Republican nominee for Congress in Ohio's 13th District, highlighting his service in the Ohio House as a Democrat from Columbiana County. The piece questions his grasp of past events and cites Hart among a generation of Union patriots whose stance contrasted with factions seeking disunion.
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Wooster
Hart
Ohile
House of Representatives
Lumbiana
van Winkleiam
Geo. Hart
Republican campaign rally calls for unity and strong ticket
The message urges all Republicans to turnout next week and focus on securing a solid, substantial ticket. It stresses unity, manly leadership, and adherence to party principles while acknowledging past differences that must not fracture integrity or risk Democrat victory.
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Republican Party
Temperance Speakers Target Kansas Saloon Start
Iowa temperance advocate letters a friend to recruit a Kansas saloon start. The reply from Chay Centre Kansas dated June 40 reports the sender jailed for selling beer and warns against attempting a saloon startup.
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Chay Centre
Kan
Dean Fitexpy
Kansas
P. S
Jon Monren
Fast Silk and Tea Train Sets Altantic Record
A through freight train laden with silks and teas departed San Francisco on July 12 and reached Kansas City in six days and six hours, the shortest time on record for the route.
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San Francisco
Kansas City
River and Harbor Bill Passed Over Veto
The vetoed River and Harbor Bill was passed by both houses and became law, raising appropriations to 18 743 875. The President warned Congress that such haste and private jobs burden the public, urging restraint and accountability while urging lawmakers to return home and face constituents.
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Congress
Cincinnati Gazelle
Remembering Democratic Leaders Then and Now
The writer recalls Civil War era Democrats who fought for the nation and contrasts them with modern party leaders. He notes few new names, mostly Southern Bourbonocracy, and urges readers to compare historic McClelland supporters with today’s ticket and leadership.
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Democratic Party
Geo B. McClelland
National pad banks taxed. Bigelow’s shipment to Canada noted
The National pad banks of Cincinnati numbered thirteen are taxed on 7,723,819 and will pay 183,982 for the coming year. B F Bigelow, recording teller of the National Bank of the Republic, Washington DC, shipped to Canada last week and was short in his accounts by 25,000.
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National Pad Incorporated Banks of
Cincinnati
B. F. Bigelow
National Bank of the Republic
Washington, D. C
Canada
Steamer Alaska Sets Record Transatlantic Run
The Steamer Alaska completed the Liverpool to New York voyage in seven days and five hours, the shortest time on record for the route.
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Alaska
Liverpool
New York
Prohibitory Amendment Vote Totals Reported by Gov Sherman
The Prohibitory Amendment of Town received 159,436 votes for and 127,675 against, according to a proclamation by Gov. Sherman.
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Gov. Sherman
Hamilton County Bonds Sell at Premium
The Commissioners of Hamilton County sold eighty thousand dollars of four percent bonds at fourteen percent premium, boosting the proceeds beyond the face value. This financial move signals strong demand for the issue and could shorten the term to fund county projects.
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Hamilton County
Cincinnati Physician Dr Massey Stricken By Paralysis
Dr W H Massey, a longtime respected Cincinnati physician, was struck by paralysis on Monday. The illness has prompted concern among his patients and the medical community in the city.
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W. H. Massey
Cincinnati
Livingston Recommended for West Point Appointment
Lemuel W. Livingston, an 18 year old colored youth from Florida, is recommended for appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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Lemuel W. Livingston
West Point
Florida
Storm Strikes Five Near Smyrna In Severe Weather
During a severe storm near Smyrna five people were struck by lightning, authorities reported. No further details were available on injuries or exact locations.
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Smyrna
Brooklyn Catholic Population Report Cites 200000 Catholics
Brooklyn New York reports a church membership total of 269692 with 200000 Catholics. A factory at Upper Sandusky burned last week Friday causing 6000 dollars in losses. 15000 attended the Ohio Conference Camp Meeting at Lancaster. Loydr Albert Curry named by Republicans as Delaware governor candidate. Providence Tool Works sold for 325000. Sun strokes hit New York City with 138 recorded on Monday and thirty one on Saturday. Dakota crops said very heavy and McLean county Illinois suffers hog cholera.
Ohio Union to Host Sixth Annual Temperance Convention in Newark
The Ohio State Christian Temperance Union announces its sixth annual convention in Newark on September 1 with sessions on the relationship between intemperance and crime morals religion physiological and legal aspects and the need for law and order societies. Delegates ministers and temperance groups are urged to attend and participate with reduced rail fare and delegate seating.
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Christian Temperance Union
Ohio State Christian Temperage Union
Newark
Delates
Townss
Ohio
I. A. Justice
Democratic secretary of state candidate praised by editor
James W. Newman who edited the Portsmouth Times in 1863 praised the Democratic ticket for Ohio governor and lieutenant governor. He lauded Mesars Wallandingham and Pugi as five of the ablest men the country contains and as possessing the statesmanship the state and nation need.
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James W. Newman
Portsmouth
QO. ) Times
Clement Lt. Vallandingham
Democracy of
Ohio
Lattle
Mesars
Wallandingham
Pugi
Resolution favoring temperance reform at Brew er's Convention Cincinnati
Editors urge readers to study the Brew er's Convention resolution from Cincinnati and compare party liquor planks. They argue the Republican platform offers the clearest and quickest path to practical temperance reform.
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Cincinnati
Republican Party
Wild charges fly as Daily Press blasts party tactics
The column accuses Columbus officials of plotting a Republican violation scheme tied to the Smith Sunday Law to sway voters. It alleges Democrats arrange to have liquor dealers ready to bond arrested party members, calling the plan a low tactic to gain power.
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Columus
Nomination Controversy and Local Government Notes
Gov Alphonsq Taré of Wighland County faces a Republican nomination for Congress in the 12th district. George F. Doughty, deceased, is linked to a stock issue at the Cincinnati Southern, with $400,000 in spurious stock. The Treasury shows July deficits and various debits, while town councils in Thi bois debate liquor licenses. A Women’s Christian Temperance Union refuses to license sin in their city. Lexington revenue gauges show 153,000,000 gallons in warehouses. Aaron Burr’s great-grandson Apron GC. Burr dies at 74 in New York.
Grange Leader Nominated by Republicans in Sixth District
J. H. Hughia of the One State Grange receives Republican nomination for Congress in the Sixth District. Party officials emphasize first class nominations and expect the candidate to be ratified as the best in the state.
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Hughia
Congress
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Ans
Ohio crop figures and Geneva Red Cross treaty news
The article cites crop estimates: corn 39,283,000 bushels vs 37,681,000 last year and mentions an barley figure of 6,500,000 with a similar rise. It also notes President Arthur proclaiming ratification of the Geneva Red Cross Convention with Switzerland and other powers and adherence by this government.
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Switzerland
Geneva
Fragmented Local Notes Mention 1859 Convention and Indian Outbreak
The item lists varied snippets on political reforms and a 1859 constitutional convention, plus mention of Apache Indians in Arizona and New Mexico, a railroad sale, rainfall totals for Ohio, a New Orleans asylum fire, and other political and civic notes from the era.
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New Mikco
Knights of Pythias to Meet in Detroit in August
The Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias will meet in Detroit August 21 through 24. The report lists juries for the Court of Common Pleas with names from Wooster Chippewa Greene and Union townships among others.
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Brewers Secret Session Passes Ohio Resolutions
The Brewers Association in Cincinnati endorses beer as wholesome and urges sane laws. They condemn prohibitory measures and support legal frameworks to protect brewing interests while opposing biased laws that target naturalized citizens.
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