Ohio voters wary despite satisfaction with current administration
A lengthy statewide outlook argues Ohioans should guard against apathy and elect Republicans to preserve Roosevelt era policies and avoid Democratic gains. It notes Ohio’s short campaign, discourages Democratic revival, and asserts strong postal and national service confidence amid other foreign and domestic reflections.
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Ohio
Roosevelt
Bo Krandly
McKinley
United States
Roosevelt trustees choose memorial for McNintey in Canton
The National Memorial Association trustees named by President Roosevelt will arrange a monument to honor the late President McNintey. The memorial will be erected in Canton, his home city, where he spent much of his life, to preserve his memory in enduring marble.
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National Metroring Association
Roosevelt
McNintey
Canton
The Bingham Monument and Its Monumental Legacy
An obituary outline of John A. Bingham of Ohio emphasizing his role as a congressman, adviser to Lincoln, and framer of the Fourteenth Amendment. It notes his death near Cadiz, his stance against slavery, and his influence on cabinet appointments including Stanton and Chase. The piece frames his career against Civil War era events and his constitutional reforms.
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John A. Bingham
Pennsylvania
Cadiz
Congress
Frank
Ohio
Mareh Taast Sur
Bingham
Dred Scott
Missouri
Nebraska
Lincoln
Binghams
Edwin M. Stanton
Simon Cameron
Binham
Salmon PL Chiase
Treasury
Judiciary Committee
Due Regard for Law and the Garfield Guiteau Cases
The writer urges steadfast respect for law after the assassination of the nation’s late chief magistrate. They condemn delays in trials as dangerous, citing Guiteau’s 71 day path to sentence and public exposure, and urge prompt justice to prevent repetition. Bart C. Hayes, Los Angeles, Cal. Sept. 26.
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Porrow
Cis
Villany
Czolgosz
Failty
Guitean
Garfield
Guiteau
Bart C. Hayes
Los Angeles
Cal
The Parlor Match Debate and a Moral Alarm
From Solon Laner’s Social Laws this excerpt laments the parlor match craze as a dangerous civilizational force. It contrasts religious fear with gradual acceptance, noting church moderation as society confronts scientific inventions and the Devil’s horse bringing man to sanctuary.
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Scidier
Fanex Actian
Solon Laner
McKinley Monument Fund Promises Wide Book Sales
A promotional notice claims a life long friend of President McKinley supports a monument by sharing book proceeds. It touts mass sales, offers an elegant photogravure portrait, and invites readers to order outfits and take daily orders, with return address at the Corcoran Building in Washington DC.
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Uncle Sans
Uncle Sam
Comrae
Congress
National Capitol
Canton
McKinley
White House
Continental Assembly
Corcoran Bldg
Oppo
U. & Treasury
Washington, D. C
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George K.nash
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Carl L. N'Pert
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David N. Moore
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Joseph M. Wood
Aaron E. Price
Andrew Murphy
Willis G. Hickman
Joseph Wolf
John F. Hiddle
E. In Walker
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Jonn C. Pickett
Tare
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Shepard
Tammany
Thomas Lipton
Atlantic
America
Columbia
England
South Africa
H. H. Haning
William McKinley
Charles H. Grosvenor
Board of
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Athens County
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Rec
C.D. Hopxixs
Fr.laatt
Cierx
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Eiderdown
Sam Summer
Stewart Building
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