Campaign speech opens New Jersey GOP drive at Asbury Park
Senator Hanna, head of the Republican national committee, spoke to a vast audience at Asbury Park on the eve of a major campaign. He urged every man to contribute to upholding the McKinley administration, warned of Bryanism, and called New Jersey to lead a nationwide effort with urgency and unity. Colonel Curtis Guild Jr. followed with remarks on campaign issues.
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Hanna
Republican National Committee
Republicans of
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Republican Party
McKinley
National Republican
Roosevelt
Curtis Guild, Jr
Boston
Why the Republican Party Should Be Successful
An old Dutchman’s view argues for Republican success to avert policies like free trade and silver monometalism. It warns Bryan could force silver payments and harm economic gains since 1893. The piece asserts Republican leadership will benefit business, labor, and government debt, while denouncing imperialism in the Philippines and endorsing McKinley’s stance. CHARLES FOSTER.
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McKinley
Harrison
United States Senate
Bryan
Kansas City
Atkinson-Schurz
Beatty
Philippiness
Philippines
Republican Party
Charles Foster
Licensed Teachers Certificates Issued by County Board
The board of county examiners issued certificates to two hundred twenty-two teachers for the year ending August 31, 1900. The list shows one year certificates to Garfield Andrews through Mary 31 Williams, two year certificates to Anna Aiken and others, three year certificates to E. G. Camplos et al, five year certificates to Jeannette Barker and others, with some holders carrying over from prior years. Signed respectfully by F. S. Counrnar, Clerk.
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Board of County Examiners
Garfield Andrews
B. ET. Armstrong
Blanche Andrews
Iva Aller
Bess Allen
Nell Allen
F. G. Brooks
Rose Brown
J. E. Bailey
Hattie Brill
James Biddle
Ross Brickles
Jennie Biddle
Frank Biddle
Mabel Butts
Dally Barker
Carl Buck
Blanche Boudinot
Lenore Beverage
Lulu B. Hooper
H. F. Hartler
G. E. Hooper
Walter Hamilton
Annette A. A. Higgins
Ethel Hixon
Peter Hixon
Clara Hawk
Elizabeth Inman
Carl Jewett
Nettie Johnson
Sarah Johnson
J. J. Johnson
Blano Johnson
W. C. Jones
Alma Kelley
Susie Kennard
Florence Kinnison
Emmet R. Kirkendall
L. W. Kelley
Anna Kittle
Sarah L. Luckett
Anna Lesdon
Lulu Lane
E. H. Lantz
K. G. Lewis
E. A. Moore
Esta Mayhugh
Ray Morris
Charles E. Miller
J.C. McClanahan
Ww.a. Matheney
J. W. Mourne
W. G. Morrison
Blanche McClanahan
Lena Mason
Elizabeth Mink
Effle McKee
Nellie Blanche Mobler
Jessie McBroom
T. L. Morgan
Eva Norris
G. N. Norris
Denonle Nelson
Hattie Orr
William Pierce
Elsie S Pinkerton
Anna Parsons
Blanche Phillips
Saran Price
Rare Pickering
Kl. A. Pierce
Nellie Patterson
Lena Patterson
Clara A. Pedi
Lizie Kennard
G. H. Lowden
Grace McBride
Elizabeth Mohler
S. T. McBride
L. St. Pierce
F. M. Parsons
A. Iy Parks
Vesta 2
Dicice
Mary Miehart
Amanda Robinett
Winifred Richmond
May Stanton
Alice Shannon
Emma Weethee
Bertha Wells
F. P. Thomipson
Sanford A. Headrey
H. C. Heal
Minnie Roach
Mabel Zoe Wilson
Jeannette Barker
J. F. Henderson
Maurice Bryson
Marvin Miller
Ella Osborn
Amy Weiler
Olive Linton
Viostes
Eaac
Board of Examiners
F.S. Counrnar
Former Bryanite for McKinley from Yellowstone Park
Timothy Wilfred Coakley a young prominent lawyer writes from Yellowstone Park to his brother D H Coakley detailing support for McKinley and expansion beliefs. He backs Filipino independence as a priority but opposes Bryan on the national platform and asserts the West remains solid for expansion with limited electoral votes this year. He recently spent a year in the Philippines on business and advocates keeping the country.
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Timothy Wilfred Coakley
New York
West
Bryan
Yellowstone Park
D. H. Coakley
Lam
Issac
Pinos
Manila
Coakley
Philippines
Buffalo Bill carnival weather dampens crowds at circus show
The Buffalo Bill carnival and the W. H. Harris Nickel Plate show faced a severe storm turning the Buffalo Bill venue into a wet, chaotic scene. Lightning, wind, and rain drove attendees away Sunday night and Monday morning, leaving a sparse crowd and a soggy, dripping spectacle.
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W. H. Harris
Weather Bureau
Hopkins W Race marriage announced in Downington
Cards announce the marriage of Miss Weltha Hopkins to W Race of Pomeroy at the bride's parents home in Downington on Sunday August 26. The bride elect is a former QO A student and has many friends in the city. She is the sister of fellow townsman C D Heptas.
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Weltha Hopkins
W. Race of
Pomeroy
Downington
QO. A
C. D. Heptas
Wholly Incapable Report From Davao in 1899 Letter
A letter from Lieut. F. S. Lowry describes Mindanao after American arrival. He details tribal chaos under Spanish rule, subsequent improvement under American presence, a new president, efforts to establish schools, and local commerce. He notes native willingness to accept American currency and a Mora delegation seeking American flags.
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F. S. Lowry
Davao
U.S. W
U.S
Mindanao
Manila
Philippines
W. J. Bryan
Remarkable Prank and Storm Damage Reported in Lusannza
A severe storm caused extensive damage with a barn owned by Robert Patterson struck by lightning and burned. A barn at Elmer Poston’s residence was nearly saved when a post was severed by lightning while others escaped damage. A Columbus and Toledo excursion is planned by the Ohio Central Lines for Sunday, August 25 with low rates.
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Lusannza
Robert Patterson
Elmer Poston
Mr. Poston
Messrs. Marvey
Orley Shaw
Columbus
Toledo
Ohio Central Lines
Rev Walter Ross Transferred to Glouster Parish
Rev Walter Ross of Sacred Heart Catholic church Coshocton is transferred to Glouster Athens County. Rev Rosa will take charge of Glouster parish in days. Rev J C Synan moves to Coshocton. A new brick church may begin this fall or next spring to replace the present frame building. The treasury holds funds for the building fund and the parish lauds Ross as a scholar with earnest character.
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Walter Floss
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Coshocton
Glouster
Rosa
J. Synan
Hoss
Ross
Athens County
Roas
Sacred Heart Church
Baseball Benefit Game For Mr Low Van Vorhes
Mesara Wirt Leland Dave Thompson Emmet Catton organize a University Park charity game between the Fats and Leans this afternoon. Proceeds go to Mr Low Van Vorhes. The very fat and lean townsfolk form the clubs. Managers promise an entertaining show. A town marshal and two surgeons will be on site.
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Mesara
Wirt Leland
Dave Thompson
Emmet Catton
University Park
Low van Vorhes
Buffalo Bill
Threats of Explosives Put Hooper Ridge Church in Fear
Hooper Ridge residents face panic as placards warn that nitroglycerin is placed under the church building and may explode if services resume. The threat mirrors broader unrest among local churchgoers, stirring fear and turmoil throughout Amerville. A separate ad-like note promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. with testimonials and a money-back offer.
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Amerville
Hooper Ridge
Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Tc. Hall
Wantzp seeks two farms near Athens Ohio on a pike
Prospectors ask for two 60 to 100 acre farms within four miles of Athens on a pike not too hilly. Lock Box 501 Gloucester Ohio collects full particulars. Also mentions famine in India and food shortage in America. Cures for stomach troubles advertised by Cline's Pharmacy.
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Athens
Pike
Glouater
Ohio
India
America
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Lieut
Lowry
Cansan
Walter Ross
China
Pekin
Conger
State Department
Washington
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