Political murmurs and ongoing campaigns in multiple regions
July heat suppresses new gubernatorial candidates as delegates may wait on a Western speaker choice. Gormley pursues state senate, while Philippine campaign nears surrender terms. Portsmouth ponders privatizing waterworks. Athens water system remains costly under municipal ownership amid high rates.
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Sirenways
Portsmouth
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A Duty of the Hour column from Mausf pld News
Editor Cappeller argues that Republicans must assess real conditions and avoid false charges about President McKinley’s endorsements. He rebukes rumors that Lash and Daugherty are administration picks and warns critics undermine party unity by insinuation and silence.
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Mausf Pld
Ohio
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Washington Letter May 1 on McKinley policy and Speakership
Washington dispatch outlines McKinley administration stance on Aguinaldo and the Philippines, Otis terms, and anticipated amnesty. It notes Spain's payment to France, Indiana Volunteers returning, and Michigan delegation plans for the upcoming Speakership contest with no clear favorite among candidates.
Calamity Howlera Silentea and the Trade Outlook
The Globe Democrat and other papers praise the current US business climate with record bank clearances high railroad earnings and rising industrial production. Labor is fully employed and wages are up. supporters say the prosperity does not favor the calamity party and will continue. Editors note Aguinaldo is seen as warlike and unfit for self rule. Governor Gage and others discuss possible Senate appointments. Governor Bushnell may tour state institutions. visitors would likely boost morale but scrutiny remains. Uncle Sam’s Philippines stance is likened to a husband facing multiples, a cautionary simile amid policy debate.
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Annual Convention of Travelers' Protective Association in Louisville
Annual Convention in Louisville Kentucky May 16 to 19. Bus excursion tickets offered from Lomselic to Louisville for a round trip at one fare. Rates listed with a 7.75 total. Agent Matar discusses fares and arrangements.
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Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Louisville, Ky
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Tetera
Lomselic
Obituary for Joan Wilder Mahler in Columbus Hospital
Joan Wilder Mahler, youngest son of J Hans Mary Richler, born December 7, died at Protestant hospital in Columbus Ohio on April 25 aged 26 years. He joined Cumberland Presbyterian church, attended Parson's Business College in Columbus, suffered spinal meningitis with cheerful grace, wrote unfinished letter home, and rests among the saints. Funeral details not provided.
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Deeau
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Ohg
Maarnese
Moth
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A Natural Bar to Wireless Telegraphy Progress
A group including Prof Gell inventor of the telephone Prof Moore head of the weather bureau Prof McGee of the National Museum and Col Squires of the army signal corps report wireless telegraphy remains impractical for long distances. They cite the earths shape as blocking long circuits though short distance signals may be possible. Scientists continue experiments but note telegraphy without wires is still in the experimental stage with future discoveries anticipated.
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Weather Bureau
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Squires
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Golia Ground
Hats Off: Churches Order Veil Hats in Columbus
Three leading Columbus churches have ordered women to remove hats during services. The First Congregational First Baptist and Sixth Street Methodist churches plan to enforce the reform with ushers and coat checks, while one church proposes a maid to manage hats and wraps.
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First Baptist
Road Street Methodist
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