McKinley wins Ohio stronghold as Bryan is rebuked
Tuesday's election results showcase American preference for perceived solid government principles over opposing theories. Ohio backs McKinley by a margin over 65,000, Athens County notes its largest plurality, and Athens County congratulates former legislator Emmett Tompkins as he heads to Congress.
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Bryan
Ohio
Mckinley
Athens County
Athens
Emmett Tompkins
Mr. Tompkins
Eble Os
Our Place Among Nations Population Shifts Over a Century
An 1880 to 1900 passage analyzes global populations, noting the United States’ rapid rise from a small share of world inhabitants to a leading position. It cites historical milestones, including Franklin’s remark on colonial growth and Mulhall’s forecast of American wealth becoming dominant within a quarter century.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
France
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Spain
German Empire
Italy
Turkey
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Benjamin Franklin
George III
Mulhall
Joh Bngland
General Charles H Grosvenor and U S wealth ranking
The Globe Democrat cites General Charles H Grosvenor noting Britain leads in nations by wealth, with France second and Germany rising in wealth. It cites U S real and personal property valuations rising from 27 billion in 1850 to an estimated 90 billion by 1900, and states U S wealth now exceeds Britain and France combined.
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Great Britain
France
United Kingdom
Germany
United States
United States Kingdom
Globe Democrat
Out of Town News Notes On Local Visitants
Mrs Lizzie Phillips of Chillicothe visited Mrs Kate Armstrong. Miss Berta Armstrong tested Saturday for Glonster where she expects to stay most of the winter. Mrs Ida Deedrick of McConnelsville visits her parents near Athens. Charley Gabriel, sick with quinsy, was taken to Columbus for treatment. DeWitts Little Farts Risers advertised by Chines Pharmacy.
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Lizzie Phillips
Chillicothe
Kate Armstrong
Berta Armstrong
Glonster
Ida Deedrick
McConnelsville
John Might
Athens
Charley Gabriel
Columbus
Canaanville Notes Include Visits And Illnesses
In Canaanville and nearby Marion Athens and Byers facts show social visits. Miss Cora Hines guests, Goldie Bean ill with lung fever, James Smith loses a valuable horse, Lenna Ward visits grandparents, and telegraph training planned for E Burch at Byers. Family illnesses and funeral attendance noted as well.
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Cora Hines
Marion
E. W. Cook
Athens
L. Hoisington
Stewart
Myrtle Webster
Goldie
Luther Bean
James Smith
Flossie Linscott
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FN. Pilcher
Fuller
J. N. Pilcher
D. B. Stewart Lar
Misa Lenna Ward
C. B. Bean
Blisses Jane Phillips
Mattle
Fear Athens
Emmet Tompkine Wins Congressional Race in Cabusta
Official vote tally in the district shows Emmet Tompkine, Republican candidate, with a majority of 14 over Democratic nominee John J. Lentz. Hix was the opponent in the race. The count confirms Tompkine's victory in a closely watched contest.
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Cabusta
Emmet Tompkins
Republiccal
Congress
Hix
John J. Lentz
Constitution Follows Flag Debate in Philippine Context
An old phrase notes that the constitution does not follow the flag in the Philippines, a point disputed by supporters and critics alike, reflecting enduring tensions between national symbols and governance during the era.
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Bryan
Garden notes and campus life in a bustling term
Garden items mention John Sewell Sr in poor health and various visitors from Lottridge Burlingham Malta Hooksbury and Millfield. A Saturday musical recital directed by Miss Van Vorhes featured mostly beginner students. A football game Varsity vs Scrubs ended 14 to 10 for the Varsity. OU will play W and J this Saturday. Literary societies Philomatheans and Athenians hold secret sessions and installed officers Friday.
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John Sewell Sr
Wesley Baker
Leslie Campbell
Lottridge
C. Staneart
Burlingham
Here
W. C. Wagoner
Scrubs
O.U
Philomatheans
Phi Delta Theta Election Returns at Fraternity Hall
Election returns arrived by special wire and the Phi Delta Theta fraternity hall became a Republican leaning gathering as members and guests cheered their choices. Edward West, known as Bailey's West, died at his cousin Charles West’s Sunnyside home from heart failure after asthma years. He returned from Washington to vote and was buried on Tuesday.
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Phi Delta Theta
Edward West
Letters to be Called For November at Ath
A list of letters remaining in the Ath post office includes Becker Kannan Bell Campbell Joan Caldwell Jane Farley Bertie Johnson J B Tunsford Mardin Miller ai Orus A Ruack Mrs C E Starkey Mrs Mary Sailor N E. Advertised for pickup by C D Gist, Postmaster.
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Azuu
Ens
Becker
Kannan Bell
Ia Baer
Campbell
Joan Caldwell
Jane Persons
Cailir
Ath
Tailored Ladies Suits Sold At Lower Prices
Our Dry Goods department presents ladies tailormade suits noted for style and effect. These garments are man tailored and distinct from cheaper makes. Offered here at lower prices than inferior brands, with emphasis on quality craftsmanship.
Rainy Day Skirts and Fabrics Run Highlight Department Sale
A department sale features fabrics priced 6.50 to 25.00 and Rainy Day Skirts from 3.50 to 10.00. The store indicates a big run as shoppers flock to the promotions.
Furs and Jackets Offered at Lowest Prices
Advertises ladies misses and children s jackets and capes with the claim of the latest ghose styles at “LOWEST BRICES” and states they have waited for styles to settle and bought late for buyers advantage.
New Line of Women’s Ready Made Waists Debuts
The Rosenthals of New York introduce Silk Waists Mobair Waist Serge Waists and lateen waist lines in wool flannels. High priced French flannels feature, with waists selling from 3 dollars to 1 dollar down payments. Various colors offered as the latest fad in women’s wear.
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Rosenthals
New York
Clothing The Oxford ceptor in rough goods
A fragmentary note references The Oxford ceptor in rough goods as being pushed forward. The garbled text lacks concrete details, dates, or clear entities beyond Oxford and rough goods, leaving the main item as a brief, uncertain catalog mention.
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Oxford
Overcoats and Suits in Wide Range of Prices
The store highlights a large clothing stock with overcoats priced from 2.00 to 20.00 and a broad selection of suits. It touts popular Coverts and new Storm Freizes Cheviots and woven fabrics, emphasizing low prices and modern fall styles with few chestnut patterns.
Surprising claims on stock and prices at local shop
A shop touts unbeatable prices and stock gains in warm weather. The boastful line says nobody will beat their prices, emphasizing strong inroads on stock and a bold guarantee of value.
No new thing nor right thing missing on occasion
A compact note discusses steady operations with occasional minor gaps in supply and pricing, noting routine practices of replacing worn items and maintaining margins without striving for romance in price changes. It mentions trunk room on the second floor and storage of traveling bags as part of ongoing logistics.
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Heathens Messenger and Herald
TER Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Lewis J. Laylin
Charles H. Grosvenor
Grosvesor
Rieventh
National
House of Representatives
T. H. Craig Democrat
Meigs
Vinton
Hocking
Perry
UNION
Mae
Canaanville
Emmet Tompkine Won
College
E. A. Robbins
Jennie Sprague
Millfield
G. £. White
E. L. White
Malta
A.M. Hambleton
Hooksbury
West Dead
Wat
Lewis Mansfeld
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Pamir
Aken
Cline
P. O
Athras
Line
Pharmacy
Frost
Dawerr & Woop
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Preston
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Children’s Furs
Btorm Freizes
Kerseys
Childrery and Boys
F.l.preston
F.L. Preston
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