Republican and party tickets for statewide and county offices
A scanned slate lists candidates by party: Governor George K Nash and others across statewide races. senatorial candidate 5 H Bright. judicial Henry W Coultrap. county posts including Representative A E Price and Prosecuting Attorney Ed Sayre. various county officials such as Clerk and Commissioner Thomas Duplee. other names include John A Caldwell Isaac B Cameron Walter D Guilbert John M Sheets W Z Davis Frank Hupfy man A E Betbcl C H Porter W G Hickman Darnekinstry S5 Hib bard William Javes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George K Nash
Franklin Co
John A Caldwell
Hamilton Co
Isaac B Cameron
Columbiana Co
Walter D Guilbert
Noble Co
John M. Sheets
Putnam Co
Supreme Court
W.Z Davis
Marion Co
Board of Public Works
Frank Hupfyman
van Wert Co
Republican Meetings in Nelsonville Athens and Glouster
Reports of Republican meetings in Nelsonville Athens and Glouster with candidates Gen Grosvenor Ratchford and Pouderly and Judge Nash Caldwell Wright and Hull slated to speak. Commentary critiques Bryan’s currency policy and railroading issues. claims of prosperity contested and mentions the Populist rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
O. H. Grosvenor
MN. D. Ratchford
T ¥. Pouderly
Bon
S A. Bright
D. Sayre
McKinley Retreats to Policy Work in Washington
Washington letter reports President McKinley drafting his congressional message with focus on Philippine policy and internal goals. It notes support for retaining the Philippines, church leader visits, and favorable business, tariff, and anti trust trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McKinley
Congress
Phillippine
Otis
Philippines
Chappelle
Manila
Upholding the flag in Madison on McKinley speech
President McKinley in Madison Wisconsin urged Congress to retain sovereignty over newly acquired territories and reject calls to cede the Philippines. He framed expansion as essential to civilization and national destiny, citing Jefferson, Marcy, Seward, and Douglas as historical advocates. He warned opponents about shirking duties and emphasized unity under one flag and government.
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Mansfield News
Skaere
Avka
Nemoc- Siey
Pasa
Madison
Wis
McKinley
Stephen A. Douglas
Lincoln
Wisconsin
Army
Navy
United States
Luzon
T.spinss
Congress of the United States
Gilsicn
Jess
Congress
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Thomas Jefferson
Marcy
Hawaiign Islands
Seward
Douglas
Missianippi
Louisiana Territory
Mississippi
Briver
Oregon
California
New Mexico
Stephen A Douglas
Bryan Exposed in Lincoln Letter Controversy
In Lincoln Nebraska on October 27 a letter from William Jennings Bryan to J Sterling Morton about money in public office is discussed. Morton recalls Bryan’s claim that money, not honor, attracts him for office. The piece recounts Bryan’s political moves and Morton’s challenge, noting reactions from McLean and others.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bpeeral
J Sterling Méricn
Cleveland
Secrdary O
Biercen
William Jennings Bryen
Brook
Webasha Gate Board of Transportatiion
Bryen
Bryan
A. J. Sawyer
Morton
J. Sterling Morton
Arbor Ledge
Omaha
Mde
L A Sterling Morton
Seeing 18 Believing President Schurman backs expansion
Jacob Gould Schurman Cornell president appointed Philippines commissioner argues against anti expansionists. He says Americans aid rather than enslave Filipinos, praising the war effort and urging retention of the islands. He dismisses claims soldiers are poorly cared for and predicts insurrection wanes. Admiral Dewey health update and Georgia business outlook noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
Philippines Commission
Fipino
Schurman
Schuman
Philippines
Aguinaldo
Schhurman
McKinley
Postmaster General Speech Delights Athens Audience
The opera house Monday evening hosted an address by Postmaster General Chas Emory Smith. The speech showcased statistics on national resources and impressed attendees with its clear, experienced delivery. Citizens praised the talk as highly informative and inspiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Emory Smith
Opera House
Athens
Grain-O Beverages Offer Healthful Coffee Alternative
A reader endorses Grain-O as a nourishing cereal drink that replaces coffee. The author notes initial dislike, but after a week with Grain-O she would not return to coffee. The beverage is described as strengthening, suitable for children, and produced from pure grains. Packages sold by grocers at 15c or 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. McLean
Evila
Admiral Dewey
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Rhode Island Avenue
Connecticut Avenue
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Messenger and Herald
TER Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Balter
H Bright
Hocking Co
Common Pleas
Henry W. Coultrap
Vinton Co
ED Sayre
C H Porter
W G Hickman
Darnekinstry
Por
Thomas Duplee
Hibbard
William Javes
Corozer
J C Pickett
George K. Nash
Judge
H Wright
LW. Hull
HCG Gormley
McLeans
aiLean Organization
Judge Bright
Kentucky
Ohio
Chicago
Gage
W. D. McKinnnon
First
California Volunteers
Father McKimmon
Alger
John R. Ve Lean
New Jersey
President McKinley
Bryan I
Caieagy
Sam Summer
FOR Bargains
Stewart Building
Athens, Ohio
Schulm U
Zuispop
Jay Noo
Jou Pseu
J. F. Hanson
Georgia
South
Sterling Remedy Co
Aida Dr. Hills
Pary Priam Toecoy Bewdsche
Ono Ont & Goss
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