Labor, Puerto Rico tariff debate stirs 1900 campaign
A fiery House speech by Gen. Grosvenor argues for a 1.5 percent tariff on Puerto Rico imports and 15 percent on Dingley duties to shield U S labor from cheap overseas competition. He accuses sugar and tobacco interests of pressuring Congress, warns labor districts from Minnesota to California about wage erosion, and frames the issue as a constitutional clash over the flag and free trade.
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California
Puerto
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Congress of
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Walt
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Puerto Rico
New York
Tal Avis
Mary Read
Ascells
Toemen
Purnure & Co
American Ig Company
Esyearest
the American Sugar Trust
Armsteorg
Muller
Scher
Ake
Puerto Mico
Tivr
United Tires
Nebraska
Rico
Independenta
Adares
Lin Justice
Minnesohio
Indi- Sota
Aana
West Virginia
Republican House rift and campaign tensions in a chaotic district
Fragmented notes describe factional splits among Republicans in the House and a tense upcoming contest. The text mentions a large party gathering at Mr. Burine’s home on Stade street in Henanut with refreshments and a kitchen shower, listing many attendees by name and noting festive, informal proceedings amid political strife.
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Burine
Stade Street
Henanut
Mamie Farreit
Mary Treaby
Maud Mourne
M. D. Burdett
E. G. Eaton
Lizzie Bari Bertha Scaloss
Rose Mr. Courtney
Caroline McKinstry
Tex Blackwood
Sirs
Scott Haney
Amy Malone
W. H. Farrell
Pearl Blackwool
Grace Stick May Farreil
Lena Farrell
Maggie Shevigan
Edith Edmunson
Nelie Blackwood
Johnson
Elizabeth McCoie
Beatrice Parreil
Ron Osmond
O'Brien
Ay Monge
Hate Walsin
Hibbard
Alice Hibbard
J Shape
Emmett Moorea
H S Beckler
Et Raion Jand Cox
Fragmentary crime tale unclear in OCR text
Partial OCR fragment mentions shooting and pursuit with names unclear. Lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a definite news item.
Palias Club Meeting Hints at Literary Affair
A fragmented note outlines an annual Palias Club meeting with references to literary figures and a two week timeline. Mentions include Mrs Friday and Mrs Gunner, with Sarcastic or satirical poem elements noted, and a discussion of a literary career developing through study and readings.
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Vega
Boas
Priez
Florence Aniel
Miss Pearnres
Hobson
Gunner
Oil Wells Drill Deep Near Mineral County Farm
The Ohio Oil Company has deepened its Phillips farm well near Mineral past one thousand feet and aims for the Trenton rock. Nearby, another well on the Rufus Graham farm southeast of Mineral along the Albany road joins the Bell and Sickles wells. All reported as reasonably fair producers.
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Ohio Oil Company
Phillips
Mineral
Trenton
Lowrey
Rufus Graham
Albany Road
Bell and Sickles
Amesville High School Commencement May Event Planned
Amesville high School will hold commencement exercises at the Presbyterian church on the evening of May. Hon. C. G. Middieswart, a notable public speaker, is secured to give the class address. A vocal solo by Luvite Lovell is featured, and Princty Ay We inn has worked to ensure the day is memorable.
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Amesville High School
Presbyterian Church
C. G. Middieswart
Luvite Lovell
Princty Ay Weinn
Fragmentary note on old schedule and weather hints
A partial OCR reads about a spring season, memory of wealth with age, a dawn five weeks behind schedule, references to April and leaves, nights and lamps, and unclear conditions. The text is severely garbled with missing words and inconsistent punctuation, resembling an aged diary fragment or marginal note.
Death of Rufus Byers Aarestitin
Rufus Byers a young man about twenty years old formerly of this place died Saturday after a long illness of consumption. He was a member of the Christian Endeavor society. Funeral services were held at Brogdishell Sunday by Rev. Geo. I. Beeman.
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Rufus Byers Aarestitin
Rufus Byer
Broadwell
Byers
Christain Endeavor Society
Brogdiseli
Sunedar
Geo. i. L. Beeman
Ohio appoints new state inspector of mines and university trustees
Governor Nash appoints J. M. Puster and T. W. Biddle as Ohio’s chief mines inspector and board trustees for Ohio University. The appointments, confirmed by the State Senate, secure a four year term and bring two new Athens County figures into the university’s governance.
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Mer Li Bid “Er
Athens County
Teavernor Nash
Ohio
Anoiice Svhcich
State Senate
Biddison
4Csens
WG. Hickman
Nelsonville
Biddisunis
Iepublican
Athens
Igyaly
Bidut
Lien Pew
Ohio Uversity
Israel M. Pester
WY Biddie
Orthenate
the Vac
Leo
Israel M. Poster
Charles Townsend
Foster
Frank Poster
Athens High School
Chia University
Harvard
Ohio State University Bar
Columbus
Philomathean Literary Society
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Delta Phi
Riddie
T. J. Biddle
Drotm Biddie
Alexander Township
Biddle
W. N. Alderman
Medical College of Ohio
Inc
Ohio University
Academy At
Albany
New York Post Graduate Medical School
Unclear Fragments Highlight Local Residents on Same Street
Fragmentary text notes a college connected member and a philosopher or society, then mentions a surgeon for a broadcast station and two new teachers who are neighbors on the same street. It references adjoining properties and local residents in a rural setting.
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Philomathean Herary Sacias
B. x Q
Hy, Biddie
Mr. Foster
Santé Sown
Russell Skunk Bill Fails to Become Law in Ohio
The Russell skunk bill, passed by both houses but defeated in the Senate after repeated reconsiderations, would have banned killing skunks. Opponents urged a three month open season, but the measure died as supporters could not rally. Meanwhile Adams Express Agency changes bring Mr. Root to replace Mr. Woodworth, with Woodworth moving to Indiana.
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Russell
Meigs County
Senate
Mica i
House
Raenealy Russell
Wussell
Ohio
Thal
Athens
Adams Express Company
FM. Root
Byl C. Woodworth
Roel
Vemiere
Hay
Alte
Indiana
Anil Cheough
Eney
Ferre Haute
Rant
Athens County Salary Bill Passes House and Senate Into Law
Athens County adopts a new salary act fixing official compensation. The measure covers probate judge clerk of courts auditor treasurer commissioners prosecuting attorney and sheriff with monthly pay limits and added allowable fees. It requires monthly deposits to the county treasury and annual financial disclosures, while giving county commissioners enforcement powers and access to records.
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Athens County
Han
Price
Senate
Athenst
Athens
Ohio
Emaiseigs
Erinicipal
Royldiog
Far i Nov Ofiser Wahner
Tran
Session at Mrs Armitage home features anti narcotics program
A Tuesday gathering at Mrs Armitage on State Street included devotional exercises and business. Dr McVey presented an hour focused on anti narcotics with help from Mrs Goldsberry Mrs Lawrence Mrs Hibbard Mrs Deardorf and Mrs Secoy. Crusaders attended and Camp Fire reminiscences followed, then refreshments.
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Armitage
State Street
Birthday Surprise Honors Orland B. H. Cilloms
A birthday surprise was held at the home of Orland B. H. Cilloms on April 12 for his eleventh birthday. Four invited guests gathered at Ned Wolfe’s house, then proceeded to Orland’s home to greet him on his return from an errand across the river. The gathering included presents, games, an Easter egg boat, and refreshments.
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Orland
Cilloms
Nedwolfe
Death of Mrs Polly Cook at Berne
Mrs Polly Cook died suddenly at her home near Berne from heart disease last Wednesday. She was in good health prior to death and leaves six children. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Universalist church in Frost by Rev Edward Marrs. Interment followed at the Doan Cemetery.
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Berne
Polly Cook
Universalist
Frost
Edward Marrs
Doan
Beggs for Hatching Pure-blood Brown Leghorn Eggs
Advertisement from Albany listing pure-blood Brown Leghorn eggs priced at one dollar. Call or address W. H. Vorkes & Son. Albany. Date noted as 18t4, indicating a fourteenth month style.
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W. H. Vorkes & Son
Albany
Catarrh Cure Rewards and Patent Medicine Claims
A historical ad fragment offers a one hundred dollar reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hells Catarrh Cure. text references F J Cheney Toledo and wholesale druggists T West Taras Hanson Wanutc Kansas Mannix Toledo. O. Pill and cure claims mix with testimonials and other patent medicine lines.
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F. J. Cheney
Toledo
Cheney
T. West & Taras
O. Wanutc
Ktvsas & Mannix
All
Hall
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