Athens rally appeals to voters in Sherman campaign
A Republican rally in Athens County features speakers like Hon. Robert E. Dean and Hon. Charles J. Caldwell with Gen. Sherman as a focal authority. The event emphasizes finance policy, urging turnout, decorates homes, and notes crowd accommodations and police near Main Street hitching grounds. It also cites betting patterns supporting McKinley and critiques recent legal judgments.
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Ge Sherman-Dean
Senator Sherman
United States
Robert E. Dean
Wilmington
Athens County
Charles J. Caldwell
Parkersburg
West Va
C. H. Grosvenor
Sherman
Main Street
Athens
National Bank Vice-President Endorses Dr Gideon Greens Nervura
An eminent judge from Vermont Testifies to Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy curing nervous debility and digestive troubles. Hastings and other neighbors also praise its benefits claiming relief from faintness and fatigue. The letter urges publication and urges readers to try the remedy for renewed vitality.
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Hhe Town
Finnecley
Greene
Nervara
Judie Hastings
Dr. Greene
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Adady
Jas Vette
Westth St
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Washington Letter predicts McKinley victory across key states
The Washington Letter reports confidence that McKinley and Hobart will win decisively, with Indiana Illinois Iowa and Ohio leaning to them. It notes Butler’s dubious 252 electoral tally, asserts Republicans will gain a House majority near 30 seats, and cites Hepburn Coffin and Maryland connections supporting a McKinley victory.
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Hobart
Indiana
Ohio
Buncombe
Babcock
Republican Congressional Committee
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Illinois
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National Committee
Michigan
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Republican gains signal rising national wave ahead of election
The article argues a Republican landslide looms for the November vote, noting gains in Southern state elections and unusual unity in the North since Lincoln. Florida and Arkansas results show shrinking Democratic majorities. a Florida sentiment suggests Bryan unlikely to win, while Ambler cautions against overreading the outcome.
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Bryan
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