State Conference Call for Ohio Second Amendment Voters
A call issued for a statewide conference in Columbus on June 5 1884 to organize Second Amendment supporters after the 1883 ballot on liquor. Delegates may come from Voters' Unions County Conventions Women’s Christian Temperance Unions churches and temperance groups to plan how to promote prohibition.
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Genereral Assembly
Ohio
Maine
Kansas
Iowa
Columbus
Hale
Women’s Christian Temperance Unions
Thrall
The Herald Fights Back Against Republican Bosses
A white hot pamphlet rails at Wayne County Republican leadership. It claims the Hurato editor is a ring boss using a machine organ and accuses him of misrepresentation and coercive tactics while defending The Herald as a truth-telling rival. The piece argues for temperance, prohibition, and unseating centralized party control.
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The
Republican
Republican Party
Wayne County
Herald
Everbody
Maranatha
Wall Street Gambler Sitar Racket Rocks Markets
A sitar financial racket unsettled Wall Street traders on Tuesday as authorities probe the scheme. Investors faced losses while officials tighten oversight and seek to recover illicit funds in ongoing investigations.
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Sitar
Wall Street
Cleveland platform omits temperance yet stays political
The Coshocton age notes that the Cleveland platform does not mention temperance, arguing that absence from the platform does not prove the issue is out of politics. The comment frames temperance as a political matter despite lack of explicit mention.
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Coshocton -Ige
Cleveland
Richmond saloon closures spark national march order plea
A Richmond Indiana judge ruled to close all city saloons, prompting a call for Americans to support the verdict by backing a nationwide marching order against taverns.
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Jt Pgekebsy
Richmond
Ind
Crime prevention over punishment urged against drink traffic
The Commercial Gazette argues it is cheaper and wiser to close saloons than punish crime after it occurs. It claims the drink trade is the source of most crime and calls for preventative action to curb alcohol-related harms.
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Tis. Commercial Gazette
Rehearing Hints at Supreme Court Challenge to Scott Law
The text predicts a rehearing before the Supreme Court on the 27th and suggests the Scott law may be ruled unconstitutional. It argues the law would remain in name only if struck down, with implications for whisky availability.
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Supreme Court
Coral
Asvelll
Morrison Tariff Bill Fails in House Amid Party Lines
The Morrison tariff measure was killed in the House on Tuesday on a motion by Mr. Converse. The tally ended 159 yeas against 165 nays. Republicans McKinley and Paige, both from the district, faced off amid the Congressional contest this fall.
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Converse
Claus
Messrs. McKinley
el Paige
Memorial Day Decoration Day Observance Plans Formed
Ladies of the Relief Corps and Gia. R. Post organize for Decoration Day May 30 with committees for general arrangements flags graves music decorations and processions. Meetings set for May 6 at G. A. R. Hall, with numerous members named to lead various coordination groups.
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The
Relief Corps
Gia. R. Post
Decoration Bay
Given Post
C. W. McClure
Lemuel Jeffries
Hard
C. Curry
Harry Baumgardner
Eter Sparr
A. A. Cart
Horten
Angeline
John Wilhelm, Jr
Tilesark
Sallie Smith
May Ei Ctnningham
G. P. Emrich
P Hieer
A. Wiley
Parker
G W. John Reamer
E M
Botsford
G. A. R. Hall
Woman Recovers From Consumption After Peruna Treatment
A husband recalls his wife near death from consumption. Doctors gave no hope, but a neighbor physician prescribed Peruna. The woman improved after the first dose and, within weeks, recovered fully. The notice cites Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio.
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Valpre City
Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Eberlein
Chibago
Carpet Merchant Promises same day sewing opposite post office
New York offers direct ad buys from the mills and low prices. The Carpet Merchant invites customers to call in the morning and bring their carpet measure. A roll of carpet is on display on the sidewalk opposite the post office with sewing offered the same day.
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Bissell & Bro
Pennsylvania
New York
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Committee OF General Arrangements
Committee ON
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J. P. van Nest
A. H. Hunt
Committee ON Flags For Graves
John F. Barrett
J.R. Woodworth
Jeffries
MUSIC
Enos
Ierson
J. R. Woodworth
B. W. Botsford
Susan Given
Committee ON Martial Music
Wm. H. Robison
Jacob Shultz
John D. Miller
James Cassiday
Geo. B. Miller
A. M. Parrish
D. W. Bechtel
E. W. Botsford
van Winkle
Lizzie Power
Martha Parker
Miss Yarnett
Mary Clark
Hattie H. Jeffries
L. Q. Jeffies
C. Y. Hard
M. M. Smith
Kieffer
A .A. Carr
David Stoner
KE. Firestone
Péiiy Strowg
Harry ,Baumgardner
Harry McClarran
J. N. Clark
John F. Reamer
Chyles Panthies
Andrew Trunk
Cyrus Bentz
Wbomaford
Geo. P. Emrich
N. Clark
C. H. Hesler
C. V. Hard
Lemjiel Jeffries
C.V. Hard
Committee ON Transportation
A. A.carr
Andrew Stanstetter
Jacob Shelly
John Martin
Alan
D. ¥. Landis
DG Curry
Joseph Hill
SID Orf
J. C Glasgow
Brussels
Blackburn & Lees
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Foltz
Hall
Public Square
Shibley’ Jewelry Store
Foltz & Co’s
Glasgow
Foltz & CO
E. Liberty St
Wooster
Wm. M. Wisner
Downing
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