State and county Republican ticket announced in full
Republican slate lists governor George K Nash of Franklin County lieutenant governor John A Caldwell of Hamilton County treasurer Isaac B Cameron of Columbians County auditor Walter D Guilbert of Notre Co attorney general John M Sheets of Putnam Ua supreme court judge W Z Daves of Marion County and county officers including probate judge E Price prosecuting attorney E D Sayre sheriff H Porter treasurer W G Hickman county commissioner Thomas Dpler county surveyor H Hubbard and county infirmary director William James with various county designations and districts noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K Nash
Franklin Co
John A Caldwell
Hamilton Co
Isaac B Cameron
Columbians Co
Walter D. Guilbert
Nohte Co
John M. Sheets
Putnam Ua
Supreme Court
WZ Daves
Marion Co
Frank Huffman
van Wert Co
Republicans Rally Behind McKinley Policy Amid War Aims
Zanesville Courier editor General R B Bowe told Columbus G A R post that President McKinley will press consolidation of policy, suppress armed rebellion, and that many pension rulings by Hoke Smith will be set aside to deliver old soldiers their due under Republican congress. General Brown supports veteran interests.
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Philippines
Generan
R. B. Bowe
Zanesville Courier
Ohio
Grand Army
Columbus
McKinley
Hoke Smith
Brown
Prosperity in the Valley Revival of Hocking coal trade and jobs
The Ohio State Journal notes a sharp contrast in the Hocking Valley with coal mines back in full operation. Nelsonville ships about four hundred coal cars daily and idle crowds have vanished as business revives under protective policy.
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Hocking
Ohio State Journal
Democratic Free Trade
Hocking Valley
Nelsonville
Protection Wins Miner Support and Cuban Autonomy Move
The article notes Republicans winning miner support with protectionist promises while detailing President McKinley signing a Cuba proclamation outlining a staged move toward local self government and troop withdrawal, plus U S and Hawaii trade figures and a British request for the U S sanitary pamphlet.
Prices and wages in the cotton industry debate
The debate on rising prices versus wages cites Bancroft Sheldon and Co of Columbus with R B Sheldon as an authority. It concludes wages rose faster than fabric prices, cites 1897 to 1899 comparisons, notes larger 1899 Ohio and Columbus business gains, and claims sound money keeps prices in check.
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Ualness
Bancroft, Sheldon and Company of
Columbus
Ohio
R. B.sheldon
Sheldon
Cotton
Appleton
Bedco Hills
Lancaster
New England
Hill
Appieton
Tariff Debate Tied to Havemeyer Trusts and Prosperity
A critique of Democratic tariff views centers on Havemeyer the sugar magnate as a free trade Democrat who supports tariffs only when they favor him. The piece argues tariffs are not the mother of trusts but of prosperity, citing steel rails silk and other industries, and contrasts figures for Reed Bryan and the Philippine commission.
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Let Mantie
Montana
Republican Party
West
Utah
Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Colorado
Dingley
Athens memories echo in letter from Van Wert to Athens county
Citing travels from Van Wert to Springfield, the writer recalls Athens connections and old neighbors, listing former associates in Chauncey Athens Albany and Hibbardaville. He recounts a 1818 Rutland Meigs county school singing event led by J Wesley Carpenter and ends with reflections on aging, death, and friendship.
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Cinginnati
Athens County
van West
Nelsonville
Somers & Hayton
Athens
van Wert
Alexandria
Seymour
Logansport
Indiana
Ohio
Washington D. H
David H. Moore
Lon Morgan
M. E. Church
Prof. McVay
G. W. Blakely
J. W. Pickett
Donnan & Henderson
Chauncey
A. J. Wilmarth
Christopher H. Woodworth
RB. N. Fuller
Joel Saunders
Jerome Stephenson
Eli F. Brown
William S. Hyde
Charles W.southerton
A. B. White
Thos
Elliz
J. P. Weethee
R de Steigner
William Skinner
Samuel Pickering
Hiram Crippen
Frank Vornelli
A. Ewing
Wm. S. Wi
Fred Hackman
Albany
Abert Vorhes
Hibbardaville
John J. Coe
Rutland
Meigs County
J. Wesley Carpenter
Jerry
Elza Armstrong
Atheny
Palmer
Judge Wood
Grain-O and McKinley News Circulates in Mixed Items
An old newspaper page includes an ad praising Grain-O made from pure grains with a user testimony about its benefits for families and children. The page also notes President McKinley’s travel plans from Pittsburg to Ohio and mentions Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a veteran relief option.
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Spain
David ‘Taylor
Wind Ridge Greent
Chamberlain
W. H. McKee
Cheatam Praises McKinley For Afro American Policy
Hon H P Cheatam of the District of Columbia praises President McKinley in a recent interview. He says the president shows Christian spirit and a big heart, noting McKinley’s resistance to mob violence as Ohio governor and his friendship toward Afro Americans before and during his presidency. The piece ends with a comment on the era’s hopeful sign in the Help Wanted section.
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Cheatam
McKinley
H. P. Cheatam
District of Columbia
Ohio
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