Republican Primary Election Request for Wayne County
Citizens are called to assemble on August 12 1882 at 7 p.m. to nominate a county ticket including Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney, Commissioner, Infirmary Director, and Coroner. Each township ward or precinct committee may open polls and elect two judges and two clerks to tally votes. Returns go to the Probate Judge's office in Worcester by August 14 at 10 a.m. with certified tallies. no proxy votes. only registered Republicans may vote unless pledging support for the ticket.
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Announcement column lists candidates for county offices in Wooster area
An 1870s style notice in Wooster lists candidates for county commissioner and other offices including J.C. Plumer and Alexander Carr. It mentions Franklin and Green Townships and references local election timing and party labels. Other items note Arctic exploration, a large property value, a Wichita weather incident, and regional population changes.
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J.C. Plumer
Wooster
Alexander A. Carr
J.J Weiler
Green Township
P Burnett
Franklin Township
Democratic State Convention at Columbus discloses factions
The Columbus gathering of Democrats selected James W. Newman for Secretary of State and Henry Weibl for Public Works. John W. Okey was renominated for Supreme Court. The concrete platform criticizes whiskey interests, attacks Republican aims, and denounces saloon influence on Cincinnati juries amid Sunday law contention.
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P. Gravatt
Senator Andton
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James W. Newman
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Board of Public Works
Henry Weibl
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Supreme Court
John W. Okey
Democratic Party
Republican convention at Portmouth Ohio nominates Methodist minister
The Republican Convention for the Ohio district met at Portsmouth on Thursday and adjourned to meet Friday. The nominee is a Methodist minister who previously served as a member of the State Convention of 1873. The Citizen's League of Illinois publishes a pamphlet detailing state laws and the league's work since its founding. In five months this year the league reports four hundred saloon keepers arrested and claims saving Chicago police expenses of $300,009 and diverting at least $1,000,000 from saloons. Ohio Washington considers purchasing the Garfield property in Washington for a permanent HQ.
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Reform of Civil Service and its Critics
The piece argues for rapid civil service reform amid public demand and critiques of patronage by Presidents and Congress. It notes public support grows as government offices are filled by appointees chosen for interests over merit, with critics like George William Curtis facing backlash. It discusses the flawed appointment system, district dynamics, and politicians prioritizing re election over public service.
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New York
Italian iron dealers in Ohio face higher Canadian import duties
Local iron dealers in Tolé do Ohio imported a large batch of axle forgings from Canada and tried to avoid customs on unfinished goods. The Secretary of the Treasury ruled they must pay two and a half cents per pound duty, ensuring higher protection for home industries.
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Go Forward. Sermon on Duty to Press Ahead in Temperance
Rev. J M Je king preached at a Union Temperance service in Orrville Presbyterian church. He cited Exodus xiv 15 urging progress despite the Pen Bill legal challenges and anti temperance forces. He urged the congregation to “Go forward” with steadfast resolve amid constitutional battles and social opposition.
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Prohibition Crusade Urges Statewide Fight Against Liquor
A fiery pulpit exhortation argues for aggressive temperance action against the liquor traffic. Speaker links tax and Sunday measures to broader goals of abolition, urging citizens to support laws to tax or prohibit intoxicants, and to press for constitutional reforms to end the trade. He cites national and international signs of rising prohibition sentiment and frames the struggle as self defense of families and the republic.
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