Brice and anti-Brice dominate Ohio Democratic rifts
Ohio Democrats split by Brice versus anti Brice factions with postmasters backing Brice and sound money. Breckinridge exits politics after declares he is dead. The Springfield convention hangs on Brice aligned with sound money while rival factions contest influence. national songs and memory of Dr George F Root loom as part of the public mood.
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Ohio
New York-Ohioan
Senate
Springfield
George F. Root
Contrasted tariffs and farm exports in the 1890s
The piece contrasts Democratic tariff ideas with 1894 and 1895 export data showing sharp drops in wheat and breadstuffs values. It cites President Harrison’s protectionist arguments and growth in manufacturing capital and wages by 1890, while criticizing current imports and government spending. It also previews Auton O. Myers upcoming book and chides Democratic officials abroad and Little Japan’s assertive actions.
The New Woman and Old Savagery
A Cleveland Leader view on the New Woman tracing fashion and work cycles through history. It argues women seek equality in dress and labor, notes savage origins of gender roles, and critiques Brice and Ohio politics amid debates on sound money.
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Cleveland
Jess
Methodist Uniren Notes Preview of Chautauqua and Travels
Professor Boughton travels to Chautauqua this Saturday. Professor Conaway stays at home about ten days. Dunkle vacationing in Michigan for a few weeks. Misses Kate and Frances Burns home from Lancaster. Mrs. Willis Boughton sails for home August 31. Revs. Jackson of Gallipolis and Atkinson of Glouster visited last week. Mrs. Poston and Mrs. Crippen back from lake shore recreation. Church and Sabbath school had a strong start in the college chapel. Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Roach return from Magnetic Springs much improved. Misses Lucy and Helen Murdoch visiting Newark and Cardington. Work on church improvements progressing. total cost about 2200. Contracts let: carpentry, brick work, frescoing, pews, windows, furnaces to named firms.
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Professor Boughton
Chautauqua
Professor Conaway
Professor Dunkle
Michigan
Kate
Frances Burns
Lancaster
Willis Boughton
Paris
B. F. Jackson
Gallipolis
J. W. Atkinson
Glouster
C. L. Poston
Harry Crippen
Lake Shore
College Chapel
D. B. Stewart
Roach
Magnetic Springs
Lucy
Helen Murdoch
Newark
Cardington
Read Bros
Columbus
National Church Furniture Co
Richmond
Indiana
Kernan Company
Utica
New York
Artistic Glass and Painting Co
Cincinnati
Africa Wonders Lecture at Free Methodist Camp
Rev E D Mathews will lecture on Africa at the Free Methodist camp grounds Hibbard grove Sunday at 2 pm August 18. He worked with Bishop William Taylor and other missionaries in South Central Africa and witnessed Stanley’s exploits. He will show curiosities of Africa including money costumes and war weapons. Admission free.
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E. D. Mathews
Hibbard Grove
Wm. Taylor
Africa
Stanley
Small Beginnings Lead to Great Endings in Health
Ailments start small and, if neglected, grow into chronic illnesses. Seasonal disorders like malaria and rheumatism demand fortifying the system after exposure. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters counters cold damp miasma and various troubles. A wineglassful before meals boosts appetite and post-exposure use is advised.
For Sale Oxen and Farm Team in Athens Ohio
For sale a yoke of oxen young thrifty well broken a splendid draught horse weighs about 1200 pounds a two horse survey and a two horse wagon listed by J M Woop in Athens Ohio.
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J. M. Woop
Athens
Ohio
Local Ads and Remedies Parade At Athens Ohio
A collage of sales pitches for cucumbers corn hay and produce along with medicinal ads for DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure. Local merchants announce barter rates 15 20 cents per hundred for cucumbers and 80 cents for barrels in vinegar. Also notes on gasoline stoves and a special rail trip to the county fair.
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J. W. Hiaars
Ohio Central Lines
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Athens
Athens County Fair
Ohio Central
Albany
Debt rise under Cleveland era exceeds three hundred million
Official records show the national debt climbing by over 300 million dollars during President Cleveland's administration, prompting critique of the so called business men administration and its fiscal policy.
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Cleveland
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