Campaigns in Three States to Expose Cox Unfitness
The plan proposes agents across townships to prove Cox unfitness, with widespread campaigning alleging corruption, gambling ties, and financial debts. It claims Cox’s influence and a broader anti Cox effort by Hanna allies, aiming to influence Ohio delegates and voters.
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Cox
Wali Cox
Cosar
Cosy
Cumini
Brothers
Hanna
Gawerion
Ohio
Tornal Pankeupt
Keddie
Cas
Gawihling den
Chieti
Clee
Haine
Weisley
Slic
Forkereaggio
Oloy Fori
Fran Ohio
General Beatty Attacks The Ticket In Harsh Speech
A sweeping denunciation by General Beatty targets the political ticket, accusing its platform of hypocrisy and flawed patriotism. The speech, delivered amid party tensions, criticizes unity calls and questions strategic leadership while urging voters to scrutinize promises.
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Colinbus
Witman
Eller
Wien
Prom on wreck attracts eerie attention to life saving device
A fragmentary 19th century advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as uniquely effective for coughs bronchitis and respiratory diseases. It claims the remedy saves lives quickly and contains no alcohol or narcotics. A testimonial from Sones Stiles of Hilliard Oklahoma cites dramatic recovery after four bottles. The notice invites readers to obtain a pamphlet and order by sending stamps to Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Golden Medical
Doctor Pierce
Sones Stiles
Hilliard
Olaia Co. Wypring
Pierre
People’s Common Sense Medical
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Fragmented voter remarks on economic policy and candidates
A garbled OCR piece mentions support for the Gold Standard, a Philoder convention, and candidate comparisons. It references Mak Harri, Helier, and a debate about voting for the other fellow amid labor and strike themes, with unclear names and dates.
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Starvation and Smallpox Cloud Office Routine
A chaotic scene on the Vivi vallroad shows officials reacting to a smallpox outbreak. Exposed individuals, medical alerts, and immediate relocation efforts dominate the day as authorities advise boarding and safeguarding key personnel amid rising hunger and a tense public gathering at North End Athletic Club grounds.
Thursday meeting pushes for eight hour day law and Labor Day parade
A large Central labor meeting discussed enforcing the Davis eight hour day law in SuMiLt county and promoting a Labor Day celebration. Delegates from unions like Painters and Clerks pledged support while employers signaled wage and price agreements. Clerks and Barbers union efforts, parade planning, and union-made displays highlighted the event.
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Manay
Ishol
Pad
Phe Street
A. & Cop RP Copany
Barberton
Silelige Boller Werke Company
Atte Ae
Barberton Auto
Mmerehiuts
Theoda Ti
Wwer
Davis S Lon Fayaw
SuiMlt
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R. Ravens
Distriet
The
Maanton Disstrict
Teres
Hecaldenta
Winton
Barberton Stone Company work interruption noted
In Barberton, the Barberton Stone Company began work on unspecified dates near Clinton on the Cox property. A delegation plans to visit Saturday afternoon as workers prepare for a heavy task. A manager and local officials urged continued effort despite delays and weather conditions.
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Harberton
Barberton Stone Company
Arend Clinton
Switel
Beromy
Hetlee
James McNeuura
Frurenton Bon
Ae Garrine
Mike Minnie Sheeve
Phuvediy
Heart Faiure
Shireve
My. A. A. Mugre
Halo
Beenery
Dol McNamara
Blom
An A. Moore
Conninghans & Weise
Becouil St
Sino
Blimer
McComon
Herman Wall
Anne SoGeworth
Buoch
A. Marker
Sevan
Bia
Hille
Willie
Melanic
Hiatt
Unclear fragmentary note about plans and visits
Fragmentary text references a pleasant visit with a sister and mentions an American Cereat Co planning event in Sutirliy with distorted place and date details, making the intended meaning ambiguous.
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American Cereat Co
Sutirliy
Dune A
Canal Street Improvement Ordinance Passed in Akron
A detailed ordinance authorizes the improvement of Canal Street from Cherry Street to MIL Street in Akron Ohio. It outlines assessment of costs against benefited properties, specifies construction standards, and states the measure was approved by city officials with final passage and signatures on May 7.
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Mud Street
Akron
Olle
Liproe Mont
Canal Street
Fennie
Chovey Street
Mil Street
Ain
Ciyil
Belinea
Gunal
MuPatteer
Hilo
Anne V8
Hitt Vrank Merberr
Chas H. Irbell
Board of City Cong Villsioners
Chas, H. Irbell
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North End
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Snyder Grocery Co
Weaver & Higgs
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New Stone Company
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