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LATHROP, Saturday November 4. Hon. S. H. Bright and Hon. E. D. Sayre.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1899
Page
4
LATHROP, Saturday November 4. Hon. S. H. Bright and Hon. E. D. Sayre.
The piece argues voters should back the Republican ticket led by Nash and McKinley next Tuesday to sustain prosperity and repudiates Democratic mismanagement claims. It frames four years of McKinley and Bushnell as clean, businesslike governance, contrasts with Democratic warnings, and urges early voting to maintain good times.
Senator McLaurin of South Carolina condemns the frequent use of imperialism terms, arguing such rhetoric is unnecessary for achieving commercial expansion. He asserts that commercial supremacy, not conquest, should guide a civilized nation's growth and land gains.
Washington dispatch notes President McKinley will attend the Shubrick launch in Richmond to show no political aims in Virginia. The Philippine Commission plans a preliminary report on hostilities and conditions, while leaders like Senator Sewell and Senator Cullom urge firm enforcement. Separate items praise Western support for the administration’s foreign policy and discuss anticipated GOP gains in Ohio. Brigadier General Guy W. Henry, famed as Fighting Guy, is buried with honors after a storied frontier career.
The piece lauds Gen Henry for his frostbound service during a later campaign and credits him with shaping national esteem for soldiers. It cites Colonel Bryan challenging northern audiences on independence and cites McKinley urging decisive action in the Philippines with U.S. sovereignty and peace as prerequisites for governance.
Grain-O is advertised as a coffee substitute that tones the stomach aids digestion and strengthens the nerves. It claims to have opposite effects to coffee and is available in 15 and 25 cent packages.
Walter Gibson, last heard in Indianapolis, Indiana, is named in a divorce petition filed by his wife May Gibson in the Athens County Ohio court of common pleas. The case seeks separation on wilful absence and neglect, custody of their minor children, with hearing set for after the third Saturday following December Hth. Ay Jawett & Woon represent May Gibson.
An order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas of Athens County directs a public auction. The sale will be at the front door of the court house in Athens County Ohio on a date to be announced, for the property involved in the case Mary and Phillips versus Easler and others. The auction is conducted by the court deputy as prescribed by law.
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