Wayne County Republican Primary Election Notice 1882
To Republicans of Wayne County you are urged to assemble on Saturday August 12 1882 from 1 to 7 p m at polling places in townships wards and precincts to nominate a County ticket including Sheriff Prosecuting Attorney Commissioner Infirmary Director and Coroner. Each polling place elects two Judges and two Clerks who certify returns to the Probate Judge’s office in Worcester by Monday August 14 at 10 a m. Prohibition on proxy votes and requirement of party identification or pledge to support the ticket. By order of the Executive Committee MS. Mys er Chairman J Mullins Secretary.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Republican Party
Suugh
Announcement of Candidates and Local Notices
Short column lists Republican primary candidate names from Wooster, Green Township, and Franklin Township for county commissioner seats. It also notes various local items including a Belgian leader’s death, Cleveland population estimate, smallpox deaths in Cincinnati, business moves from Akron to Mt Vernon, a Russian general’s death, a challenge by Hanlan, a Cincinnati lawyer and age, bank issue totals, ship Scioto sinking losses, temperance views, rail plans, wheat sale at Paris Kentucky, a Minnesota prison escape, and June Internal Revenue receipts by category totaling 94 756 64.
England at War with Egypt Explodes Alexandria Forts Fire
British navy bombards forts at Alexandria on Tuesday silencing several and burning Ras-el-Tin palace. On Wednesday Alexandria burned. observers doubt Egypt can resist the foreign-dominated debt and governance blamed by the Penny Press.
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England
Egypt
Alexandria
Tuesdy
Ras-el-Tin
Arabi Bey
Aninstery
Board of Control
Nomination Ballot Drive for 14th District Congress
The Renteset of the 14th District met Thursday to nominate a Congressional candidate. After 509 ballots Ashland county supported R. A. Horr of Lorain, with a long session of balloting ending near midnight and resuming next morning as Barber Hodges and others trailed.
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Renteset
Congress
Grosscup
Barber
Warnes
Klam
Hodges
Ashland County
R. A. Horr
Lorain
Horr
Flor
Connie
Pensioner totals and state by state disbursements
The text reports close to 270000 pensioners as of last September with 12000 lapsed and 5900 of gallows type residences unknown. Actual payments reached 252851 recipients totaling 951 224204. New York leads with 32014 pensioners and 3426532 dollars, arrears raise to 7510411. Pennsylvania 28292 $2746802. Ohio 24663 $4841200. Indiana Iowa Maine Massachusetts Michigan each over 4000000. Kaidan Kentucky Missouri New Jersey over 1000000.
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New York State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Kaidan
Kentucky
Missouri
New Jersey
Tennessee Democrats At Nashville Convention Nominate Governor Candidate
The State Credit Democracy of Tennessee met in Nashville on Tuesday and nominated J. W. Fusgell for Governor. They resolved to support strict payment on state obligations and liberal education. The article criticizes Bourbon influence and notes California and Republican stances on liquor laws and Sunday traffic.
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Cininnati Gazette
State Credit Democraty
Tennessee
Nashville
J. W. Fusgell
Nassaland
Alb
California
Idw
Cps
Willout
Passage of the Ordinance of 1787 and its legacy
The Cincinnati Commercial argues the Northwest Ordinance of 1787 created free labor forever and prevented slavery from spreading into Ohio and neighboring territories. It calls the ordinance a turning point in American history and deserving of centennial celebration beyond even Revolutionary events.
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Cincinnati
Arkansas Governor Churchill Faces Republican Delegation Test
A description notes Governor Churchill of Arkansas addressing a Republican delegation and pledging sincerity when tested. The account questions whether he will follow through, suggesting Arkansas could be counted as a Republican state if he proves true.
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Churchill
Arkasas
Jon
Arkansas Mit
Republica
Washington Letter on Congress Guiteau Autopsy and Memorial Church
From our Regular Correspondent I Our Washington Letter July 9 1882 Washington D C The Congress session drags toward end with few measures clear for passage The Guiteau burial debate shifts to museum display while Scoville fights for relief The Garfield autopsy dispute stirs Senate debates and a Memorial Church cornerstone is laid with notable absences and $40 000 cost plans
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Robeson
Guiteau
New York
John Guiteau
Parson Nicks
Medical Museum
Seoville
Scoville
Gullegu
John Yiteau
Scovill
West
Aail
Bliss
Garland
M. Sherman
Garfield
Memorial Church
Jand
Sherman
Pendleton
Keifer
J. D. Power
Guitean
J.C
St. Smith law questioned after July celebrations
Special to Lander Columses reports the South Kind’s daylong revelry with beer gardens bustling under police protection. The piece questions official integrity and hints at possible perjury if oaths were not honored, calling for accountability.
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Lander
Columses
St. Smith
Democratic Convention Chooses Rieg and Lenoy in Upper Sandusky
The Fifth Ohio District Democratic gathering in Upper Sandusky on Tuesday saw eleven ballots. Hon Americus V. Rieg and George Lenoy were chosen, while the party declined to honor a disabled soldier unless it suited them.
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Ohio
Upper Sandusky
Americus V. Rieg
George Lenoy
C. A. and C. management report rising earnings and traffic
For four weeks ending June 30 the company earned 43170.70, up 7686.72 from last year. Passenger traffic alone rose 1341.30, reflecting stronger energy and enterprise across operations.
Reward Raised for Burke and Cavendish Murderers
The reward for capturing the murderers of Burke and Cavendish has been increased to one hundred thousand dollars.
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Burke
Cavendish
Post Mortem in Wayne County Woman Dies Under Peculiar Circumstances
Mahala Miller 21 of Fredericksburg Wayne county died after a boarding house stay in Columbus. A coroner ordered post mortem by Drs Hamilton and Medbury for suspected abortion related complications. Bruce Brock and George Shafer face abortion charges as investigators seek the truth behind her death and a possible Clu deception.
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Columbus Dispatch
Mahala Jane Miller
Robert Miller
Fredericksburg
Wayne County
Purcell
Nort Fourth Street
Hamilton
Frank Blake
Kenton
Medbury
Lear
Cohimbug
Luchs
Miller
Mahala
Hale
Ashe
Columbus
George Shafer
Miss Miller
Mr. Miller
Shafer
Place
South High Street
Sarah Purcell
North Fourth Street
Brock
Dr. Kirk
Stair
Neck
M. D. Brock
Mliss Miller
Robert R. Miller
Detectis Bergin
Sou
Wailj
Shaferf
George
Appleerbek
Hall
H Tog Cone
Collumbug
Stres Ning Nam
Iif
Buflit
Ang
Xodom
United States
Lfotel
Shafr
Shafer i Polumbus
Jigger
Jvlho
Beteen Laker
Misk Miller
Golamibus
Thompson
George Shaffer
Colunby
Cleveland
Millersburg
Shaffer
Transfers of Real Estate in Probate Court Listings
The record lists transfers since July 1882 including Thos W McEthen to James Bunker 43.60 acres Chippewa township for 5000 dollars and multiple other deeds: Joseph Hillier to John Miller half of 42 acres Franklin township for 1400 dollars, W A Underwood to James Laubach 1934 Wooster lot for 800 dollars, and several quitclaims and lot transfers in Chippewa and Shreve townships with amounts ranging from 50 to 2000 dollars. Also notes executors of D Robison to M W Pinkerton for 194 dates Wooster township and a Burton City lot transfer. The passage ends with a line about the fire of the assassin at the Medical Museum in Washington being blocked, to be placed in a glass case.
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Wi McEthen
James Bunker
Chippewa
Joseph Hillier
John Miller
Franklin
Joseph Miller
Wm. Tf. Miller
W. A Underwood
James Laubach
Wooster
Seelectee Lepley
Chippawe
John W.seavers
Samuel H Miler
Dorléstown
Eliza A. Keyes
Shreve
J Garret
Eliza A. Keys
Wengar
Lemuel Getzlotis
Hershour
Jacob Sceigeyt
Unio
Elias Bolmanth Catharine Elliott
Lochsnckek
Chippewa Township
Mary Brontal
Same
Richard Brotton
F. Tingler
Mary J 'Tinsler
Chippewal
John Goudy Toy
R. Sturges
Dalton
Wertz
John Eckard
Catharine Sipots
Gribben France and Tawney Thomas Engagement Notices
Two marriage notices dated July 1882 and July 1982 mention William H Gribben of Polk Ash and Wayne county Ohio with Lottie A France of Congr 5s, Wayne county, and Isa Thomas of Redds urg, Crosbyeat with Rev A M Geiger of Smithville officiating.
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Lucas County
Mumber
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Charles A. Flickinger
Defiance County
A.S. McEclure
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J. C. Plumer
Alexander A. Carr
J.J Weiler
Green Township
P Burndit
Franklin Township
Eugene Simons
Akron
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Peter Spar
Sarah Clouse
Hannah Mellinger
Wm. Iatfield
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O F. Jones
I RySonce
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Christian Nel Neert
Maritawe
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Lottie A. Franey
Rshi Tawney
Isa
Isa A Thomas
Beng
Washington
Institutio
John Wilent
Margaries
Philadelphia
Tomas McConk
Ree
Way County
Irvin
A. Wilent
William Wilent
Margaret Wilent
Margaret Aj Wilent
Wilent
M. Q. Eguch
Wooster Ohio
McClelland's Book Store
Levi Black
Car Walnut & Liberty, Wooster
OFP
Herald Office
George Plumer
T R Ore
Clark's
Cons
Geo. A. Kino
F Street
Washington, DC
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