Pendleton in Ohio Senate Fight Spurs Republican Strategy
Ohio Republicans press to return Pendleton to the Senate as a rallying point against Payne and a united Democratic front. The Cleveland influenced coalition of Cleveland Cincinnati and Springfield dominates moves to defeat Pendleton, with Thompson and Hoadly figures rising and Thurman potential as a fallback. The piece outlines bold fundraising and political maneuvering shaping Ohio’s 1884 contest amid party warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Times
Cleveland Dispatch
Ohio
Columbus
Pendleton
Senate
Payne
Democratic Party of
the Paynes
Cleveland
John R. McLean
Cincinnati
John W. Bookwalter
Springfield
Bookwalters
John G. Tompson
Tts
Ward
Hoadly
Philadelphia
John G. Thompson
Washington
Triple Alliance
Thompson
Charlie Foster
Charles Woolley
Woolley
Cleveland Statesman
Judge Thurman
Thurman
Sturlata letters reach Joliet prisoners in surprise mail
A Christmas morning surprise in Joliet featured 27 identical envelopes from Madeline Stiles alias Theresa Sturlata, sent to female inmates at Joliet. Each included a silk fringe card and a note wishing a merry Christmas, signed in Sturlata’s handwriting. Several letters described life at home and past antics with a Chicago train, while others went to former cellmates and a prisoner’s child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joliet
Herald
Madeline Stiles
Theresa Sturlata
Madeline
Briard
Chicago
Sturlata
Edith
Movements of the Whisky and Bonded Period
Washington updates on corn yields for 1868 with 23 bushels per acre, quality concerns across northern regions, and a 400,000,000 bushel total. whiskey interests push for extending the bonded period with a 750 signature pamphlet. Butler’s room linked to Greenback Anti-Tariff plans. Crandall cites Chicago as pivotal in Greenback strength. Court and crime notes include a murder near Cincinnati, with victim identified as William H. Kirk, and other local legal opinions on saloon forbiddances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington City
Chicago
Peoria
Ways and Means Committee
Butler
Washinaton City
Lee Crandall
National View
Greenback
National Grange and Labor Union
Richard Powers
Crandall
News in Brief Capsule of 19th Century Items
P T Barnum jokes on age. A 20 percent stock dividend occurred. A free fight in Allendale killed three and wounded several. Wisconsin reports 1884 marriages 13,408 births 12,344 deaths 4,644. Miss Neary and Frank Coles wed at Cohoes after a four year license. A Kentucky flood drowned a family. A French railway accident injured but killed none. Higham verdict not guilty in Watertown murder trial. John Hay paid record price for Washington land at six dollars per square foot. Paris archbishop salary cut by the French senate. 1885 track mileage 6,608 new lines vs 11,591 in 1882. Bancroft ill playing with grandchildren. Mrs Ginter sues herself to death after puerperal fever. Pedler vs Bright boxing match at Wilkes-Barre for $200 a side. Orange mob at Harbor Grace attacked. casualties reported. Baron Rupertspwood worth 200 million in Australia. Prince George of Prussia writes new French play. American pork import fears cited from Chicago inspector. Colorado avalanche buries Mendota mine shaft house. 14 men affected. 8 killed instantly. A D Smith & Co fails in Providence, triggering mill suspensions. A Paris duel ends amicably after civilian refuses to spill officer’s blood. New Haven deadlock on Court street improvements threatens 1874 city estimates. A Dexerville tragedy: rejected suitor commits suicide. Dexterville bride motor’s father shoots himself after wedding. Clydesdale breeders’ meeting set for Jan 10 in Iowa. Dr Fernald touts AcroProspate for nerve relief. Maryland develops Warenvenon vinegar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. Barnum
Evansuille & Terra-Haute
Allendale
8. C
N. Y
Hardis Creek
Ross
Higham
Watertown
N.Y
Eames
Washington
John Hay
Chamber
Paris
George Bancroft
Peter Ginter
Dubuque
Dick Pedler
Dyde Bright
Wilkesbarre
Pedler
Harbor Grace
Nbf
Rupertswood
Australia
Chicago
France
Marshall Basin
Colorado
Mendota
Bargains on Winter Clothes at Samuel Fox Clothier
A Winona retailer offers a full stock of over coats heavy suits under wear hosiery winter caps gloves and mittens for men and boys at low prices. Samuel Fox the Clothier emphasizes reliable merchandise honest pricing and courteous service at 99 and 24 East Second Street Winona with decades of established business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Samuel Fox
Second St
Winona
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rowan Bakino Powpen Co
TOWEH
J. B. Hoyt
Albo, the
New York Belting and Packing Co. Rubber Goods
Winona Mill Company
Laurel
Snow Drivt
Extra Famil
Choice Baker
Porter
Boss
U.c. Porter Milling CO
Geo. H. Pendleton
The
New York Times
Hensons
McLean Men
Admiral Trenchard
Stephen D. Trenchard
United States
Navy
Edward Trenchard
Agnes
San Francisco
Frederick C. Burnhard
Aggie Hill
Sharon
Portland
Oregon
Miss Hill
Palace Hotel
Belmont
New Haven
Conp
Hebron Congregational Church
Cutler
Fillmore
Head
Rushford
Winona Wagon Co
E. Prentiss
Isurance and Real Estate
Number Sely Block
Trong
Dixon
Accident and Marine
Insurance Agency
Center Street
Merchants Bank
Winona. Minn
Tuff House
Con
M. Coorrell
Starlata
Ill
Ilinois Association of
State Teachers’ Association
Capitol
A. J. Smith
State Teachers' Association
House of Representatives
Hamilton
John Eaton
United States Commissioner of Education
Des Moines
Town
Col
F. W. Parker
Cook County Normal School
Bishop Hursh
Pickard
8. N. Fellows
State University
M. C. Burke
J. P. Hendricks
Lemars
Prerspure
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Union
Killduff
Sherman
St. Louis
Gen. Sherman
Rachel
St. Xavier Church
Ninth Street
Lucas Avenue
Eleventh Street
Georgia
Paumetto
Fayetta County
Andrew Lively
Lively
Bob Allen
Hampton
Cumminsville
Ottawa
Ont
Tache
Manitoba
Dominion
Northwest Territory
Railroad Callivian
Burrato
New York & St. Louis Limited Express
Central
Rochester
Buffalo
Albany
Boston
Boston, Hoosac Turnnel & Western Railroad
ReEaprne
Abe” ‘Barzard
Reading
Missouri
Ben
Butlers
Washinaron City
J. R. Dodge
Agricultural’ Department
Michigan
Wisconsin
Dakota
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Illinois
Kansas
City
Stephen B. French
Springs Grove Avenue
Fisher
William H. Kirk
Elizabeth Street
Cheviot
McCartney
Traveling Men’s Association
Cutcace
Northwestern Traveling Men's Association
Hershey Hall
N.C. Draper
H. W. E. Cutter
Mattera
New Yorke
Williamn Carroll_.& Co
A.D. Smith & Co
Providence
RB L
Providence Steam Mill Company
Groton Manufacturing Company
Franklin Manufacturing Company
Conn
Board of Public Works
Court Street
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
la Crosse
Wis
Dexterville
Ela
Smarri W. M. Armstrong
W. H. Armstrong
Clydesdale Breeders
Drs Moms
Horstorn
C. A. Fernald
Mass
Warenvenon
Maryland
Tha
J. Haesly
West
MINN
Tans &. Ashbay
Washington, D.C
U.S. Patent Office
Warwick & Bartlett
N.R. Corner
Seventh
F. Streets
Washington, D. CC
Warwick
Supreme Court of the
Bartlett
Patent Office
D. C
Congress
Government Departmente
Fratelaga
Adareas
P.O
Wethingtoner
Hennings
Acompani
Ogn
Randolph Bt
Gale Op Rheinberger Bros
Maltby
Brunswick
Imbat's
Worcester
Royal
Halford
E. Third Street
E. F. Curtis
C. Heintz & Bro
Second Street
Santa Claus
Mues's
Mues’s
F. Mues
Cigar and Tobacco
Spuhler
G.C. Boynton’s Sons
Eicoa