Democratic Renomination Battle and Wool Tariff Debate
The piece notes renomination dynamics in the Democratic camp and criticizes free trade versus protection in wool. It cites Byron Lute as a Republican candidate for Food and Dairy Commissioner, praises a southern faction, and argues that protection boosts American wool and sheep values while free trade under Wilson and Dingley harmed domestic wool industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross County
Byron Lute
Unite States
Free Trade Wilson
Out of Town News From Amesville and Vicinity
A fragmentary Amesville column notes local movements and visits. Mrs. Win Clark and others visited relatives in Federal and Athens. Miss Jessie Owens visited her grandfather H C Henry. A baby arrival is noted for April 6. The Me church fundraiser raised $20 for India, while the tavy mill resumed operations and hired forty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasley
Columban
Henry
Mariette Tuerdas
Miry
Veta Sullivan
Sivienee
Mire
D W. Cecil
Neil Blac
Will Porter
Teslilan
Win. Clark
Wim. Fleming
Federal
Jessie Owens
H. C. Henry
Moore
F. I. Beautey
M.E
Haas
India
Will P. Wyatt
M May Wells
Athens
Samuel Stanton
Joe
Albany
Linscott
Dental College
Baltimore
Maryland
James Linscott
Canaan
Daniel Fleming
Sarah Henry
Son Earl
el Rngham
Kansas
Marvin Miller
Henderson
Admiral Dewey May Face Humiliating Nomination Fate
Washington letter notes Dewey’s candidacy for the Democratic nomination is seen as failing in Washington and among Congress members. It questions his suitability and jokes about Dewey possibly being placed on a Bryan ticket as vice president, given his Manila Bay fame and opposition to expansion.
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Washington
Bryana
Cleveland
Congress
Dewey
Kansas City
Grover Cleveland
Admiral Dewey
Bryan
Manila Bay
TU. S
George Dewey
Local News Items From Hebbardsville and Surrounding Area
Social updates note births and visits across Hebbardsville. Mrs. Masters and wife April 3 welcomed a daughter. Lancaster visitor Mrs. Coe and Miss Lenora Masketer are mentioned. Several locals travel to Athens Albany and Richwood. Armstrongs host guests including Mrs. Grant and son from Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. G. Masters
A. Coe
Lancaster
John Coe
Lenora Masketer
Traville
Leona Tom
Albany
Chas. Armstrong
Athens
Lenora
Alice Maheter
Hlt Armstrong
U.S. Grant
Pomeroy
Nan Cayrel
Washington
Pas
Arminta Tarre
Ace
Stanley Nest
Atb
Aeldhe Iting M. Kitrick
Armstrong
I Bla Armetrong
Mos Masters
Angie Evans
Richwood
G, FY
Masters of
Press Peet
Athens area social notes and obituaries recap
Bierce and wife were Ath ens torn Tuesday. Ina Murphy visited relatives in Athens last week. Lenore Masbiter of Hebbard visiting cousin Netta Wart iller. Harry Coleman hosted Athens friends over Sunday. Frank Maers of Stewart attended Mails Convention Tuesday evening. Aunt Eliza Saunders, elderly resident, died Monday. funeral at EY church followed by burial in Bean cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Bierce
Athens Torn
Boxwell
Ina Murphy
Athens
Lenore Masbiter
Hebbard
Netta Wartiller
Hfe Pinger
Fell
Harry Coleman
Athen
Frank Maers
Stewart
Conveti
George Buran
Bundy
Min Nell Cosette Wile
Alis
Louise Hiddke
Herbert Rive
Dnd
Mhudebaser
Phoebe Martin
Decaturede
Chi
Maude Phillipe
Parkersbury
L.¢. Crippen
Wim. Wilson
Bladley
Kansas
Eliza Saunders
Bean
Local Notes From Hull and Kinny Districts
Illness touches many households as James Cathers and A M Tinks recover at home. Charles Gretz travels to Amesville for work but falls sick, while James Buck is delayed from moving to Guysville due to illness. Barnhill sawmill finishes its work and relocates on Wm Shotts farm amid community changes and a Kinny district school board action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cathers
George Christman
Judson
T. A. Gretz
Amesville
Charles
A. M. Tinks
James A. Buck
Guysville
Barnhill
Wm. Shotts
Joseph Bishop
Tia
Daniel Crawford
Kinny
Tinney
Miller
Clemie Woodworth
Bennett Field notes from Trimble and Athens social visits
Local chatter records visitors and guests across Trimble and Athens areas. Names include Johnston, Spikes, Bryson, Pettit, Dean, Taylor, Cratty, Mason, Daseherty, Jumson, Berrit, Panto, Harner, Voorhis, and Moods with mention of political affiliations and forthcoming debates.
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Eop Witthe
Athens
F.P. Johnston
O. J
B.D. Spikes
Slouster
Trimble
J. W. Bryson
Glouster
C. H- Pettit
CA. Dean
Crookville
Mys
George
van Voorhs
Zanesville
Van
Family and Friends Gather in Local Socials
Miss Stella Caldwell entertained the Misses Shield of nearbyville with Miss Flora Buck of Fruit as guest. William Nickoson visited Chaunce Street to spend days with his children. Mrs. Morie B. Poston was Sunday guest of her father-in-law Mr. Isamuel Poston of Lysander. Robert Palmer of Jacksonville spent time with relatives. CSS. Bishop visited Breadwell to see cousin J. H W. Byers near recovery hopes. Jon Bali of Mooretown stayed with his father and grandmother. Arthur Melighen and Miss Mippies Love joined by A A Klingenberg at a garden event hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Georgie Metwhen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Caldwell
Misse- Shield
Nearsville
Hartes Plauter
Flora Buck
William Nickoson
Chaunce Sturday
Morie B. Poston
Isamuel Poston
Lysander
Robert Palmer
Jacksonville
Suhtitinssett
CSS
Bishop
Breadwell
J. H W. Byers
Jon Bali
Mooretown
Suneday
Sapimel Ball
William
Arthur Melighen
Buchtel and Olive Inman Visit. Several Attend Weekend Events
Aveth and Olive Inman visited Saturday. Mrs. Win Jordan of Athens guests at Happy Hollow. Anna Jose and Bird White plan visits with friends. Mae Scott and Imma Liddle of Nel Sunday with Buchtel residents. Elder Bishop held fly conference at AL church. Frank Shuvert and Margarent of Springfield visited Mrs. Anna New second quate mae. Mir Hund John Easterling of Iowa spent days with his mother. Mr. MLO Lattleyear Mrs Cody and Margaret Byron with Alr Custer Cline of Columbus led home Saturday night. Mrs FFT Lee and daughter Verna returned after visiting Miss Goldie Lee at Grenford. Capt. and Mrs. Snowden hosted Mesdames Bigs McLaughlin and David Wallace of Nelsonville and L. H. Nixon of Derick. Kidgie Byron died Monday morning of heart failure. Funeral held Wednesday at Catholic church.
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Mir
John Easterling
Lowa
Mlo. Lattleyear
Grenford
Snowden
Bigs McLaughlin
David Wallace
Nelsonville
L. H. Nixon
Derick
Kidgie
John Byron
Burson and Cramer News From Local Area
Shade born to Mr and Mrs Paul Jeffers in April. Mr and Mrs Hayes Burson moved to a farm near Pomeroy. Mrs C L Cramer of Ath visited friends here. Mrs Wil Drake of Heb = visited. Mr and Mrs Laward Swene son of New Pittsburg here. Mrs D L Sleeper and daughter Worthy of Columbus visited E S Burson. The infant son of MR and Mrs BR G Burson died Saturday and buried at Burlingham Sunday. TL A Cramer purchased the house recently vacated by M O Sanborn. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Word Blazier died last Tuesday. Funeral by Rev Mathener at home then Hanings cemetery.
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Paul Jeffers
Hayes Burson
Pomeroy
Rand
C.L. Cramer
Ath
Wil Drake
Heb
Laward Swene
New Pittsburg
D. L. Sleeper
Columbus
S. Burson
Br.g. Burson
Burlingham
Tl.a. Cramer
M. O
Sanborn
Word
Vanderhoof Infant Il l in Danger and Local Notices
The infant child of George Colmer is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Leslie Mercer returned home at Flayttown. Mrs Chase entertained friends. The McCall Bros removed their saw mill from Helmer Stout’s farm. Peter Calaway moved household goods to the Plains and Guysville road farm. Mrs W B ieffers bought the Dixon farm. A school election was held Monday with smooth results despite no quorum. Constipation remedy advertisement ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Colmer
Leslie Mercer
Flayttown
Eph Chase
McCall Gros
Helmer Stout
Peter Calaway
Guysville Road
W. Bieffers
Charles Dixon
New Importation Arrives With Spring Dress Goods
A local retailer announces new importations including summer corsets, dress goods, and men and boys clothing. Prices are said to be accessible, with a focus on left over stock, new patterns, and a ready-for-inspection spring collection forthcoming for the trade.
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Hugh Gormley
J. C. Young
Almeda Curtis
Franklin Street
Tuerd QO
Frank Linscott
J.G. Moores House
Elva Dower
B. Henry House
E. C. Curtis
Valentine Lortz
Hebbardsville
HULL
Anthony
Buchtel
Shade
Ohio Debenture Co
Columbus, Ohio
Vitesi
Franklin
Thahidas Vick
Tae New Pirel National Bank
Cyan
Scerrtars Weanlikty
Priiet
ASTRE
Usterne
Frances Works
Court At Common Pleas
Athens County
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Frances Youum
Aten
Frances
Ty Lewis
Atterine
Nebagettien
Hiteminet Plans of
Ooala
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Sam Sommer
Dimitris
Sea Yard
Neve
Sam Summer
Headquarters For
Pirry
Grones & Link
Court House
Ohio
Protite Court
Cesoty Obic
Janes Ro Fbere
Samantha RoPrice Due Pease
Pin Rtite
Nora Beehsi
Charles A. Beekman
James Bo Tlarvey
Annesraat
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Sampathi
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Waser
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Sarah Starker
George Everett
Pate
Tang
John Severe
Maret Co
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