Democratic delegates and Brice influence in state fight
The Journal may name delegates to the Democratic state convention to back Brice and his corporate endorsements. In Clark county factional strife talk turns to moving the state convention from Springfield to Toledo, while Brice remains cautious. Coxey tops Populist governor bid as Columbus platform blends many isms and remains disjointed.
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Revival of iron industry spurs wage gains amid tariff debate
In a period of renewed iron industry activity, wage advances in certain manufacturing lines are linked to previous recessions, with supporters arguing Republican governance fosters prosperity. The piece critiques the Democratic Party, notes the Clark county convention's disunity, and covers local political maneuvers, tariffs, and upcoming events including the 2d reunion at Cutler and a Labor Day proclamation.
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Third term talk stirs as Quay backs Cleveland theory
Senator Quay argues a Cleveland third term? prospect may emerge as a political factor. He estimates Cleveland could be Democratic nominee and dangerous to rivals while noting past presidents who sought three terms. The piece reviews Fulton era precedents, party maneuvers, and possible nominees including Allison and Reed with hints of intra party tensions in Maryland and Kentucky.
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Washington Letter Critiques Gold Reserve Talk and Foreign Bond Aid
The writer ridicules treasury officials for relying on a foreign bond syndicate to shield the gold reserve, claiming they paid $10,000,000 to secure protection from February to October. Secretary Carlisle and his family take a government junket, while Republicans vow not to pay foreigners to sustain U.S. credit. The piece notes the upcoming Republican congress and an Allison boom as it arrives in Washington.
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Card of Thanks From Acktty Family
The Acktty family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy during their bereavement. Mrs. Joan Acktty and children express heartfelt gratitude. Athenians spend the week at Coolville camp meeting nearby.
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