Editorial on Brice and Ohio politics in 1900s era
Editorial questions Brice’s care for others and trustworthiness while noting his New York ties. It discusses Campbell, rail road schemes, and the North Ohio Conference on admitting women delegates, with women leading Ohio Indiana votes. It reports Hamilton county Republicans nominating a strong ticket, Brice’s New York ties, and the Cleveland district circuit court nomination of Judge Marvin amid local pressure to dominate outcomes.
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North Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Indiana
Marvin
Akron
Circuit Court
Cleveland
Railroads Defend Nine Member Commission as Not a Trust
The trank line railroads insist their nine member joint commission with rate making powers does not constitute a trust. They denounce the idea that any profit motive drives their actions, calling such allegations unlawful and wicked.
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Trank Line
Cuyahoga Democrats Debate Brice Car Remark
In Cleveland last Saturday Senator Calvin S Brice drew sharp talk from Cuyahoga County Democrats over his “royal car” remark. Columbus observers note The New Yorker’s private car is praised as Brice’s pay car, suggesting locals recall past political snubs and favorites.
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Cuyahoga County
Calvin
Brice
Cleveland
Columbus
Treasury Pledges Half Billion for Government Tanning
Congress has pledged about 500 million dollars for the government’s tanning expenses in the current fiscal year, equating to over 1 million dollars per business day. Yet yesterday’s payout of 695 thousand dollars appears misleading as debt repayments to earning individuals are handled, yielding a dubious accounting of the total funds dispersed.
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Congress
Treasury Keepers
United States
Cleveland Democrats Endorse Secret Syndicate Split Profits
Thio secret syndicate is said to have divided its profits with a net 13 percent in nine months. United States bonds acquired via Grover’s grace sold for 10,822,930 more than government value, with taxpayers left to cover interest. a critique of Ohio Democratic convention and Cleveland politics.
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Thio
United States
Grover
Cleveland
Ohio
Tammany Power Faces Reformers After Syracuse Convention
State Democracy reformers vow to respond to being sidelined by credentials, ceding control to Tammany Hall as the ruling force in New York Democratic ranks. Brice travels from Ohio to Akron and Golubus, touring rail routes in his first post convention stop.
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Tammany
New York
Syracuse
Committee On
Tammany Hall
Brice
Ohio
Akron
Golubbus
G. A. & c. Railroad
Sudday
Democratic State Committee Meeting With Brice Aide
A brief conference occurred Monday evening in the Democratic State committee room with Anderson Brice’s committee chairman and campaign chief M A Smalley. After the talks, the individual headed back to New York, leaving orders for Ohio Democrats to last several weeks until his next visit.
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Anderson
Brice
Tuc
Campbell
M. A. Smalley
Bac
New York
Orde
Ohio Democrats
Democrats fear Cleveland third term in Grant era politics
In the 44th Congress to head Grants third term Wm M Springe filed an adverse resolution. Washington talk says leading Democrats believe Grover Cleveland seeks a fourth nomination and third term. A movement to introduce a resolution against the third term is in motion. Judge E J Blandin criticizes New Yorker influence in Ohio politics and pledges to oppose Brice for US Senator. Anti Brice Democrats fear how to gain support and worry publican allies may secure Brice’s seat.
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Grant
Wm. M.springe
Washington
Grover Clevland
House
Springe
Cleveland
Bell
Cat
Bray
White House
Jane Fisherman
Buzard’s Bay
E. J. Blandin
Clevelan World
Ohio Democratic Machinery
Ohio
United States
Brice
Senate
Sena
Obliger Near Brice Hints at Ohio Political Shift
Cleveland Leader reports Collector of Internal Revenue L P Obliger gained Sen Brice's support after a secret conference in Brice's palace car near the Union Depot. The move stirs talk of snubs to John H Farley, with Farley planning a Georgian Bay hunt. Brice’s outlook appears favorable to Obliger as Ohio faces a Republican majority surpassing 100,000.
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Cleveland
L. P. Oniiger
Yeesterday
Calvin
Brice
Mr. Brice
Union Depot
Obliger
Wooster
Akrofi
John H. Farley
Arley
New York
Ohliger
Cuyahoga
Georgian Bay
Qobliger
Senator Brice
Calvin Simpleons
Ohio
Two Great Crimes and the Crime of ’95 Debate
A dialogue pits a financial conversationalist and a short legged man with sandy whiskers against a claim that the so called crime of ’95 represents endless bickering about prior crimes. The exchange mocks ongoing financial maneuvering and political vetoes observed over recent months.
Cleveland Administration Struggles Highlighted
The piece satirically notes Washington and Madison triumphs then criticizes the Cleveland administration for failures, accusing Beene of political imprisonment while focusing on securing him a table and chair.
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Washington
Madison
Zingland
Polk
Mexico
Lincoln
Cleveland
Wooster’s Tim Taggart Routed in Mt. Vernon Convention
Dispatches from Zanesville reveal that Republicans defeated Fr Taggart Eng in the circuit court nomination, selecting Col. C. H. Kibler of Newark by three ballots. Democrats and Republicans watched Wayne county’s Dowell lead in the Mt. Vernon 5th circuit nomination with a long balloting sequence, ending with Thayer accepting after a large slate of ballots.
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Wooster
Zanesville
Republican Circuit Court
Fr Taggart
Eng
Col. C. H., Kibler
Newark
Taggart
Licking County
Honoreus
Wayng County
Candia
Common Pleas
E.58. Dowell
5Th Judicial Circuit
Mt. Vernon
Wayne County
Curtis House
J.B. Jones
Licking
J. W. Thomas
Ashland
Whitney
Morrow
E. Walters
Tuscarawas
E. K. Geiselman
Wayne
Allen
Yor Rica
Canton
Piero
Stark
Judge Wickham
Delaware
M. H. Donahue
Perry
John McSweeney
Springfield
A. D. Metz
Judge Dowell
Campbell
Hunter
Dickey
Douglass
Thayer
Dowell
Dougass
M. Winn
Muskingam
Frank Moore
Rape
J.H. Mitchell
Charles Martin
Fairfield
A.A. Thayer
Stark County
Beahne
Judge Allen
J.P. Seward
Richland
Muskingum
D. A. Allen
Record of ru in talks with business men in the east
An analysis of the Wilson tariff's impact on wool and glass industries in the eastern United States. Woolen mills closed, imports from Britain rise, prices fall, and American producers fear long term harm. Despite some demand for higher prices, cheap English goods flood the market, threatening employment and factory operation. Glassware production also suffers as tariffs reshape competition. Trade balance worsens with falling exports and rising imports, risking gold settlements.
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Tarif
Imporia
Bun
Boston
America
France
Engd
Bohemia
American Lanka
Bureau of Statistics
Washington
New York Sun
Irish National Alliance Formed At Convention
The Ways and Means Committee report urges military companies to foster Irish spirit and readiness for action. The Irish National alliance is created with defined membership rules, dues, and governance. Officers named include William Lyman president and ONeill Ryan vice president. two-thirds council vote to override. Delegates depart, officers stay to finalize plans. Republican newspaper advertises 2 cent daily news.
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Cmcaco
England
J. J. O'Connell
Chicago
Committee On
Irish National Alliance
Ireland
Executive Council
Tse
Akquiting Council
Irisht National Alliance
William Lyman
New x c
O'Neill Ryan
St. Louis
P. V. Fitspatrick
J.J. Donovan
Lowell
Mass
Chris Gallagher
tickimerry Harta _ Kel yr zeane
Iain Margen
Wisconsin
J. Sheeny
Manche
JM. Kennedy
Anacon
Mon
Thomas J Dandon
Ohio
Omas H. Greevy
Pennsylvania
Mes Lawior
Texas
Executioe
Falsehoods Exposed on Ohio Treasury Bankruptcy Claims
Statement by the House Finance Committee chairman defending Ohio’s treas ury balance as sound despite Democratic assertions. Lists emergency expenditures and deficiencies from 1884 to 1894, comparing administrations and urging voters to distrust Democratic mislead ing. Calls for honesty in politics and transparency in emergency appropriations.
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Pho
House Finance Committee
General Assembly
Treasury
Ohio
Democratic
Boas Ag
N.G
Washington C
Adjutant General Court of Inquiry
Boys’ Industrial School
Yiuth
Boys' Industral School
Adjutant
Washington ,D. H
Mt Doty
Foraker
State Board of Health
Bind
Deaf and Dumb Institute
Toledo State Hospital
HS Boye’ Industrial Schoolry
State House
Printing Commission
Board of Public Works
Proposed Electric Railway Between Cleveland and Pittsburgh
In Cleveland on September 26, representatives of New York capitalists have met here with Crosby Thompson to discuss the feasibility of constructing an electric railway linking Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The item appears in the Republican home news summary from last evening.
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Cleveland
New York
Crosby Thompson
Pittsure
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