Deaths and economic views echo in early Philadelphia notes
Horace Binney, the oldest member of the Philadelphia bar, dies at ninety five. A debate decries paper money as weakening industries while praising gold and silver as drivers of real growth. Remarks cite Sam Cary in Athens and compare presidents’ widows, noting one is insane and another near death.
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Philadelphia
Polk
Fillmore
Tyler
Lincoln
Johnson
Canaan Township
Athens
Sout
Ohio
James Coulson
Bening
N. Warren
W. A. Root
DeSteigner & Jewett
Puff's Atty’s
Paper money and national debt cited as harmful to economy
A宣iction warns that issuing paper money raises production costs and weakens industries, reducing exports and triggering heavy imports. It argues such policy drives out gold, makes the country poorer, and inflates the national debt to global creditors.
Democratic Speaker Sam Hunt to Address Cleveland Sept 11
The Hon. Sam F. Hunt of Cincinnati, rival to Sam Cary for the Democratic nomination, will deliver a single speech for Ohio Democrats in Cleveland on September 11. Hunt pledges honest money and will likely speak forthrightly.
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Sam’ F. Hunt
Cincinnati
Sam. Cary
Cleveland
Hunt
Harvest yields across the country exceed early expectations
Reports on the national grain harvest show better than expected yield and quality. Analysts warn that holders hoping for further wheat price increases may be disappointed.
Balloon crash reporter Grimwood found near Chicago
The body of reporter Grimwood, who perished with aeronaut Donaldson after a balloon wreck near Chicago weeks ago, was found on Monday on Lake Michigan near Boony. Clothes and notes on the body aid identification.
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Grimwood
Donaldson
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Btony
Samuel Cary's stage style draws mixed verdict at City Hall
The crowd at City Hall Monday heard Samuel Cary critique the nation’s bonds and currency in a two hour speech. He labeled bond holders a moneyed aristocracy, attacking Democratic finance while praising Republican counters from Hayes Sherman Morton and Taft.
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Sam Cary
Samuel
Sam
Sherman
Morton
Assembly
Abuno Diace
Hayes
Taft
The Democratic Ticket and York County Nomination
The Democratic county convention approves its ticket amid concerns some offices could have had stronger candidates. York township delegates, backing independent Republican W. W. Poston, withdrew after being overruled on the legislature nomination. If Poston’s supporters push back, the regular Democratic ticket may attract few votes in York.
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York Township
W. W. Poston
Indain Territory General Council Report Details
Hon N H Van Vorhes presents the Sixth Annual General Council report from the Indian Territory delegates. Council met from May 10 to May 15, showing progress in civilization among the tribes.
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N. H. van Vorhes
General Council
Inedian Territory
Ohio University Prospects Brighten for Future Prosperity
The Ohio University shows strong alumnae impact and a record of graduates in education religion law business and public life. Since President Scott took charge investments repaired buildings improved recitation rooms and grounds with a new College Green fence reflecting a brighter year ahead. The article urges students especially to consider the university as a path to prosperity and notes open enrollment beginning September, inviting both young men and women.
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Ohio University
Department of Life
Fac
Scott
Thomas Ewing
Local notes from Coolville and area readers
Coolville community notes list visiting families from Green Point Washington D C Cincinnati and Kansas City plus Belpre and Tupper s Plains. School staff for next year includes Mr McCoy and Miss Marian Pilcher with praise for their work. Community reflections cover floods storms and a hearty Sabbath school update along with youth pledges and school fashion alongside Busy gossip column features and local photo views offered by Selig Co and Addleman gallery.
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Coolvillisms
Miss Marian Pilcher
McCoy
Miss Marian
Unclear Public Notice In Athens County Records
Fragmentary OCR shows names Cea Wit and John H. McPherson connected to a council or court record in Athens County with a bale order reference. Details are incomplete, but the item appears to be a legal or property related notice needing clarification.
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Boron
Athens County
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
John H. McPherson
Canaan Township
O. A . Evant
Athens
Court House
Ohio Company
Enoch Rutter
Andrew Dew
Bartley Dew
Melissa J. Sterritt
John A. Sterritt
Thousanollars
N. Warren
W. A. Root
Sherif Grosvenor & Dana
Puff
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