Roosevelt boom for president backed by Boss Quay
Political commentary notes Governor Roosevelt as the GOP hopeful for the forty second presidency with Quay of Pennsylvania backing the push. It questions Akron Republicans and Col. Sanford's absence at the Philadelphia convention and suggested maneuvers for a mayoral bid. The piece discusses party figures, invitations, and the anticipation around the Philadelphia gathering and national platform drafting.
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Roosevelt
Boss Quay
Pennsylvania
Col. I C. Sanford
Akron
Philadelphia
Catarrh Fear and Night Retirement Cures Mentioned
Fragmentary historic note discusses Mr James Vial and a cure for catarrh and relief from fear of strangulation at night. It questions why one breath is offensive and links it to catarrh. The text appears as a fragment with limited context and unclear attribution.
President McKinley veto power in Porto Rico tariff debate
The article recalls how Republicans deferred to the President on a Porto Rico tariff bill. It notes some backed the measure despite earlier stances, and contemplates how a more liberal use of veto power might have benefited the people.
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Congress
St Ati
McKinley
Platform adopted by Ohio Democratic style conversion
A fragmentary item notes the platform adopted by the Ohio Democratic party. It praises the plain and honest text, suitable for political sermons and designed to meet contemporary demands with loyal, gentle wording.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Ohio Democratic
Fnquiree
The Price of Imperialism in Political Debate
A Philadelphia Record analysis critiques imperialism and government spending on military displays. It questions funding $100,000 to station troops in Indiana and Massachusetts and dispatch them to Fort Monroe as a moral demonstration amid a coming political campaign. The piece warns of elites using power to control government and diminish liberties.
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Indiana
Massachusetta
Fortress Monroe
Politiea
Rome
Hasty Jelly Concoction Proposed to Solve Printing Costs
A fragment advocates Burnham's Hasty Jelly Concoction as a simple remedy to funding disputes over party printing and postage. It describes dissolving a package in boiling water to create a pure jelly with orange, lemon, strawberry, raspberry, peach, wild cherry, and unflavored varieties for use with meats and coffee jellies.
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Buchtel College holds commencement week sermon and graduates
Seniors of Buchtel College listened to President Ira A Priest deliver the baccalaureate sermon at First Universalist church. Thirteen graduates were present while 15 in the class, excluding Isabelle Taber, who had completed work earlier. The address reflected on renewal and the fate of ancient powers, urged personal improvement, and noted subsequent events including electric propulsion tests for canal boats and local adverts for Clinax Cabinet Company doors and windows.
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Iva A. Priest
D. D
Universallat
Thee Shipman
Isabelle ‘Taber
Castile
Gerald H. Brown
Minsk
Sara D. Chess
A. I. Kayes
William J. Hardy
Albert
Holloway
Mise Isabella Hoye
Mary 1
Lates
Milvod Marty
Grace Mitelier
Leona
Reed
Cathryn Schultz
Archie R. Smith
Arthur ©. Johnson
Aatter
Prigwt
Pyramids
Egypt
Mrn. W. G. Johnston
Columbus
Board of Publie Works
Ohio
Hamilton
Olio Cauats
Akron Grange Convention Plan Aims For 2000 Attendees
The Akron Chamber and Summit county Grange groups push to bring the next State Grange Convention to Akron. They expect about 2,000 attendees and view the event as highly beneficial. Attempts by rivals to attract the convention to Akron appear unlikely to succeed.
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Akron
Speech of General Dick on the Questions of the Law
A fragmentary collection titled Speech of Hon. Charles Dick of Ohio in the House of Representatives discusses the law questions and public policy during President Polk’s administration. It includes letters from Secretary Tay and remarks praising or critiquing late campaign politics. The work promises to circulate as a compilation of government prints from the era.
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Marten
Chayles Dick
Ohio
Meiliuly
Hota
Doks Frank
Mick
Ste
Dirk
Tay
Long Lake Park Notes from Weekend Activities
Members of the Sons of Veterans Rifle company traveled to Long Lake Dysiennive Saturday night and returned Sunday. The event featured a gear, drills, and bivouac. The Suiyaul Crescent Commandery of the Red Cross ran an excursion to Winter Green Park on Sunday aboard the City of Ak Roe. A fish fry and dance occurred at a Park hotel Friday evening. Call the Climax Calledt Company No 970 to arrange measures for secure doors and windows.
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Long Lake
Suiyaul Crevcent Commandery
The
Red Cross
Winter Green Park
Wreamer
Akroe
Park Hotel
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