Bryan Warns Imperialism and Free Silver Dominate Campaign
The piece argues imperialism is the paramount issue with Bryan and Free Silver possibly sidelined. It notes public interest in a horse race over a camp meeting and lauds Governor Nash for an efficient administration. It condemns Mayor Rose for a cruel beating of a ten year old boy and praises Captain St Allen for stopping the abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Nash
Athena
Capt
St Allen
Kilbourne Faces Struggles in Party Support for Election
The speaker notes Kilbourne cannot secure united party backing, leaving his election chances extremely slim. Johnson of single tax alignment, McLean of Washington LD opposing, and Lentz pulling downward sharply divide support, reducing Kilbourne’s odds to an almost vanishing fraction.
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Kilbourne
Johnson
McLean
Washington
LD. C
Lentz
Out of Town News Continued From Eighth Race
Towns end notes residents at Broadwell and Sand Rock visiters report sick health updates and local social events. Athens and Bartlet events are mentioned along with road conditions and critique of the Pike Scheme. Local officials and workers are listed with brief travel notes and a sick leave.
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OUT OF Town News
Local Notes Highlight Visitors and Church Day at Baptist Church
Sam Fetch returned Monday from Texas with his gown. Olive Smith of Parkersburg visits her grandmother Mrs. Jones. Jeasie Persons of Meigs county visited Mrs. Dye. Henry Brewster of Cameron W Va spends days here. Henry Lukens of Marlettz stayed with cousins Misses Birdie and Bertha Carville. John Hendrickson, returning to Benwood W Va for work this week. Mrs Hendrickson stays a few weeks longer. Baptist church Children's Day drew a full house with artistic decorations from Bataiu. The program titled Garlands of Gladness featured J. J. Glidden in his absence, Miss Warren directing with Miss McCain and Mr. Lukens on cornet. Fifty five took part. some were sick and could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Fetch
Texas
Olive Smith
Parkersburg
Mrs. Jones
Jeasie Persons
Meigs County
Dye
Henry Brewster
Cameron
W. Va
Henry Lukens
Marlettz
Birdie
Bertha Carville
John Hendrickson
Benwood
Miss Warren
Miss McCain
Lukens
Meigs County News Briefs and Fire Tragedy Near Wrights Chapel
Mechanicstown residents visit relatives near Webboard ville as church buys a bell to be raised this week at Wrights chapel. Mrs. Bertie Farley and Vale return from Meigs county. Charles remains away for a month. Mrs. Lewis and sons return from Meigs after her father's death. Wim Carskadden loses his dwelling to a Monday fire blamed on a gasoline stove. only trunks and chairs saved. out-building saved. Mrs Ellsworth Carskadden away. loss partially insured.
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Mia
Geo
Lewis
Webboard
Ville
Floy Shanke
Parkersburg
Geo. Port's
Wright's Chapel
Bertie Farley
Vale
Meigs County
Charles Staid
Meigs
RG. Lewis
Clarence
Gillespie
Melgs
David Gilkey
Wim. Carskadden
Ellsworth Carskadden
Pleasanton
Local social notes from Millfield region
LB Price makes a business trip to Fisher while Frank Price visits Trimble relatives. Athens visitors include Adda Finsterwald and Bernard Thompson. Mary Daniels, Lena Brookins, Nina Price, and Mabel Woodworth visit friends in Athens and Gloucester. Jacksonville hosts Blanche Roberts with Patience Oldroyd. Enoch Moore hosts Walter Ackley visit. Chauncey hosts Sunday school convention attendees. Rev. E A Dent and wife from New York visit R S Dent family. Jane Wade leaves for Columbus to live with the Krane rs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Price
Fisher
Frank Price
Trimble
Adda Finsterwald
Athens
Sadie
Clara Neal
Columbus
Bernard Thompson
Florence James
Minnie Daniels
Lena Brookins
Nina Price
Mabel Woodworth
Glouster
Blanche Roberts
Patience Oldroyd
Sugar Creek Social News and Local Visits
Mrs Samuel Coulson visited relatives at Chauncey Sunday. Miss Carrie Spaulding of Columbia visited friends in the area. Mr and Mrs A A Stephenson were with daughter Mrs James of Sand Ridge. Mr and Mrs H B Spaulding and son Leslie guests of Mr and Mrs John Knox at Floodwood. Guy Fierce and Miss Lizzie Wolfe spent weekend with friends and attended ice cream social. Fred Stephenson and daughter Vera guests at Chauncey. Ice cream social at church Saturday night drew a large crowd, total money taken in seventeen dollars and forty cents.
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H. OH. Townsend
A. O. Wharff
Sand Rock
Fred Totman
Sharpsburg
Dutch Ridge
Amos White
Sittle Loy
G. W. Haybrow
S. C. Holdcroft
C. L. Spriggs
Athens
Clarence Gorham
Bessie Totman
Florence Gorham
Bartlett
W. W. Wickham
Montie
Wheeling
W. Va
M. P. Totman
J. H. Garrity
A. L. McCune
Samuel Coulson
Chauncey
Carrie Spaulding
Columbias
A. A. Stephenson
James
Sand Ridge
Spaulding
Leslie
John Knox
Floodwood
Guy Fierce
Lizzie Wolfe
Fred Stephenson
Vera
Local News Highlight From Parkersburg Area
Mrs Herman of Parkersburg visits relatives here as Adam Steinmetz family from near Columbus visits Newton Carsey Ellaworth Carsey's house caught fire Sunday and burned down. Robert McClain traveled to Virginia to see his drowning brother. Friday night dance at Frank Williams drew large attendance. Over two hundred attended cresmage at Hiram Mansfield's Saturday. School closed Friday after a fourteen week term, the most successful yet. nine local residents earned certificates at the last exam.
Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Sumterville Resident
v. T. Thomas of Sumterville Alabama reports relief from dyspepsia after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He says after several bottles he can digest any food and credits the product as containing all natural digestive fluids sold by Cline's Pharmacy.
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V. T. Thomas
Sumterville
Ala
Cline
Court of Inquiry praised for fairness in Schley case
A Washington dispatch says the court of inquiry named by Secretary Long to review Rear Admiral Schley’s conduct in the Spanish American War is receiving praise for impartiality. Long’s aim is a full, unbiased investigation, with Dewey Kimberly and Henham on the panel and Lemly as judge advocate. Also discussed are Porto Rico tax rules, internal revenue receipts up to 306.9 million, and calls for tariff retaliation authority to counter foreign discrimination.
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Washington
Court of Inquiry
Secretary Long
Schley
Spain
Long
Dewey
Kimberly and
Henham
Lemly
Navy
Admiral Schley
Sampson-Schley
Porto Rico
U. S
Yerkes
Customs
Internal Revenue
Congress
Germany
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Dwin Forrest
Forrest
TER Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Patdin
George K. Nash
Franklin
Carl L. Nippert
Hamilton
James L. Price
Allen
John M. Sheets
Putnam
Supreme Court
J. E. Emerson
Belmont
J. B. Cameron
Columbiana
Board of Public Works
W. L. Johnson
Summit
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Wood
Aaron E. Price
Andrew Murpiy
Willis G. Hickman
Joseph Wolf
John F. Biddle
Ernest RB. Walker
John Nclaughlin
Jonn C. Pickett
Broadwell
Dr. Fenner
Mechanicsburg
Millfield
Sugar Creek
Jodson
Sampson-Sehler
Porto Rica
United States
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Uumiwilil
Sam Sommer
Ohio
Hibbard & Wickham
Main Street
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