Multiple Public Health Warnings and Legal Notices Reported
New Orleans records indicate yellow fever outbreaks and cholera in Japan and the Sooloo islands. Guiteau’s death warrant is dated June 26 in Ohio. farmers in Butler County face $1,000,000 losses cited to army wear. Gen A V Y Rice seeks Democratic nomination in the 5th District for Congress. Russell Suzo wins $1,250,213 against the Memphis & Little Rock Railroad. The Neal Dow Prohibitionists of Maine back the Republican ticket. Obey Owens, cashier of St. Louis Third National Bank, is alleged to have embezzled $100,000. Cyrus W. Field gifts Garfield Memorial Window to Williams College costing $4,000. The Ottawa County Reporter expands to seven columns. Calls for Republican delegates and heightened election interest headline the political discourse. Court hearings involve Lewis wills with $925,000 estates claims. attorneys Gilchrist, Pierport, Keasley, and government counsel discuss settlements ranging up to $30,000 per party.
South must achieve self sufficiency to end dependence
The South laments a costly trade deficit with the North for wheat corn cheese oats apples and potatoes. It warns the North’s annual outflow near 200 million in liquidated debts harming Southern livelihoods and urges self sufficiency within four years to secure true independence.
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Brad
Cotto
Republican District 17 Convention Adjourns After Defective Ballots
The Republican convention of the 17th Congressional District adjourned Friday after reporting 76 defective ballots. Candidates for congress are Danford Dalzell and Updegraff. Allegations of bribery were made to sway votes for Updegraff but were dismissed after a federal inquiry found no merit. The next convention may be held later this month in Barnsville or Steubenville.
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17Th Congressional District
Danford
Dalzell
Updegraff
Gayneh
Barnusville
Steubenville
Woosteran
Wayne County
Republican State Central Committee Organized
On ET day of last week the Republican State Central Committee was organized with A. L. Conger of Akron as Chairman and J. C. Donaldson of Columbus as Secretary. The State Executive Committee was selected and formed under Geo. K. Nash as Chairman with members including Gov. Charles Foster J. F. Oglevee Alexis Cope BE. L. Taylor D. K. Watson W. S. Cappeller Fred Schlottman David Morrison and J. K. Hamilton among others.
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Republican State Central Committee
A. L. Conger
Akron
J. C. Donaldson
Columbus
Geo. K. Nash
J. C.donaldson
Seretary
Gov
Chas. Foster
J. F.oglevee
Alexis Cope
BE. L. Taylor
D. K. Watson
W. 8. Cappeller
Fred
Assassin's Antics Ended at Neck Tie Social Trial
A detailed account of the Guiteau execution follows, describing the hangman’s knot, the prepared scaffold, the crowd turnout, and the prisoner’s final moments. The report notes the extended preparations, the judge and guards present, and Guiteau’s prayer prior to the fall at 12 45.
Prohibition Victory Reported in Iowa Referendum
The article notes Iowa voters accepted a constitutional prohibition amendment on Tuesday by a wide margin, marking a major temperance success. It describes extensive campaigning by both sides, mentions Democratic votes to submit the measure, and reports Swedes also supported the amendment. It also briefly notes Samuel Stride’s horse incident and his injury.
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Flersellt
Vicolal
Lowk
Byver
Ghernan
Offlowa
Strugale
Pre
Inullet- Box
Caha
Iowa
Convention ends with one term pledge and party hopes
The report on the Millersburg convention notes St Stilwell accepted the nomination, pledging to retire after five years. The discussion centers on a one term system in the Third Judicial District and the potential for Republican candidates to win the Wayne County race, with calls to unite and place strong candidates on the ticket.
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St Stilwell
Whisky Alliance
Cashocton
Wayne County
Iigt
Bes
Nomination Controversy in Wellington Stillwell Race
The Cashngton Age notes Wellington Stillwell’s nomination marks a Democrat victory for the State Whisky Alliance opposition. The piece argues temperance versus law and morality, with Stillwell likely elected but by a smaller margin. It cites Hon. W. W. Walton on whether saloons do more good than harm.
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Cashngton Age
Wellington Stillwell
State Whisky Alliance
Judge Voorhees
Common Pleas
Thad
Democratic Party
Stillwell
W. W. Walton
Kansas
Sierra City
The Saloons and Civic Duty Debate on Morality and Votes
The passage argues that supporting saloons harms society by impoverishing families and corrupting voters. It calls for moral voters to oppose saloon influence and place reform-minded officials in office, framing the issue as a battle between whisky and anti whisky across political lines.
Times Foresees Forty-Eighth Congress Outlook
The New York Times assigns its political writer to forecast the Forty-eighth Congress. The Cincinnati Commercial disputes this view arguing Ohio and Indiana temperance issues could alter results. The piece suggests the Commercial should focus on aiding the party rather than opposing it.
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Ieegems
Cincinnati
Thomas
Ohio
Indiana
Unusual Clock Depicts Assassination Scene at Midvale
A Middleeberry watchmaker showcases a cuckoo clock with a miniature railroad station and figures including a President and Guiteau. The scene ends with Guiteau firing, a train chaos, and a funeral rite as the gallows vanish, in an approx three minute performance. In Creston, Samuel Richie attacked Richard Tanner on suspicion of spousal infidelity, injuring him with a knife. Tanner recovering. Asa Mattice of Cleveland sought permission to use his patent scaffold for Guiteau’s hanging but was told a suitable one already exists at the Western Reserve Historical Society.
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Manila
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Belals
Nficks
Ife
Scaffoll
Coleman
Robert Strong
Underwood
John W. Cuiteau
Dr. Hicks
Guiteau
Mathews
Middleeberry
Garfield
President Canfield
Draine
Juieau
Guntean
Rebres
Cuntean
Creston
Samuel Richie
Richard Taner
Richia
Richie
Tanner
Asa Matti¢e
Cleveland
Washington
Western Reserve Historical Society
Mattieg
Court Sales Notice for July Auctions of Various Estates
Court sales scheduled at ey Court for July include multiple parcels and undivided shares. Items feature 619 acres valued at 2700 dollars, undivided interests in 534 of 8 Wyrsee 36 valued at 1942 dollars, a 123 West Eastern lot appraised at 525 dollars, and a Boston lot in the Waterman estate appraised at 590 dollars. Administrators announce July 13 for Wim O'Brien estate and July 17 for a Waterman property sale. Downing listed as administrator for Bechtel addition parcels in Wooster with values noted.
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Spink
McNuen
Tracy & Avery
Taggart Bros
Wills
Wyrsee
Sehhably
Fishback
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Wooster
Patent Patent Medicines Ad Claim Various Cures
An advertisement lists numerous claimed cures including insomnia neuralgia and cholera morbus with prices. It promotes products such as Macedonia oil and other tonics. The item markets prevention of headache asthma and throat conditions with price details per package.
Good Shoes and Shoes For All At Wenaupmee Odruet
An old lines ad shows shoe shop offerings for men women and children. It notes stock in a new room and shop location at the North East Corner of Public Square Downing Block Whoster C.
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