Republican State Ticket and Campaign Update
Governor William McKinley of Stark County and Gen. A. L. Harris of Prebie are listed on the Republican ticket with E. W. Poe of Wood as auditor. Governor Foraker will open in Athens on September 16. Cincinnati is urged for Campbell’s presence amid campaign shifts and W. W. Peapody Jr. is praised as a rising B&OSW railway official.
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William McKinley
Stark County
A. L. Harris
Prebie
E. W. Poe
Wood
Tax Democracy Snares in Hamilton County Politics
The Tax Democracy aims to place a People’s party ticket in every Republican county, while Democratic counties avoid separate political action. Hamilton County reelects Louis Reemlin as chairman of the Democratic executive committee, signaling party loyalty amid Governor Campbell’s prospects in the state’s most voters county.
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People’s” Party
Hamilton County
Louis Reemlin
Campbell
Wheat price rise ahead due to global demand
Wheat is set to climb as foreign demand grows from poor crops in Europe and Asia and reduced U.S. grain stocks after last year’s short harvests. The United States now has the largest grain crop ever and could see strong prices for years. Farmers are urged to note the outlook and expect prices above one dollar.
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Tus
Europe
Asia
United States
Republican Party
Tux Linscott Bridge Under Scrutiny
Debate surrounds the Tux Linscott bridge with claims of misjudgment. The structure, built by W. R. B. Wilson under James A. Campbell's oversight, is defended as substantial and honest. Officials promise full facts before judgment.
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Tux Linscott Bridge
W. RB. Wilson
James A. Campbell
Campbell
Gov Foraker to Speak in Athens September Meeting
Gov Foraker will address Republicans in Athens county on Thursday September 16th in Athens. The ex governor is praised as an eloquent platform orator and a strong advocate of Republican ideals and American industry.
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Foraere
Athena
Athens County
Foraker
Athens
Spain End of Most Favored Nation Pact Affects Cuba Trade
The Spanish government signals July 1 1892 as the date to abrogate the long standing most favored nation treaty with Spain exposing Encia nxo and Canada to altered Cuba trade. The shift will push Cuba trade toward the United States driven by the McKinley tariff reciprocity clause and deprive England and Canada of earlier Cuban gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encianxo
Canada
Spain
England
John Bull
United States
Brice Urged to Decry Monopolies in Ohio Speech
The text urges Senator Brice of New York to attack monopolies and the money power in Ohio while supporting miners and denouncing barons who use convict labor. It highlights Brice as well qualified for this task and emphasizes sympathetic stance toward workers.
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Senator Brice
New York
Ohio
Campbell
Mr. Brice
Republicans Urge Straight Ticket Victory
The speaker praises the local ticket and urges Republicans to vote straight, arguing no criticism is warranted and every candidate on the ticket should be supported. The message emphasizes capacity, character, and unity for the Republican slate.
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Athens County
Southern Democrats and Farmers Alliance at odds yet voting Democratic
The article notes tension between Southern Democratic leaders and the Farmers Alliance but predicts alliance members in the South will still vote the Democratic ticket. It asserts no Southern county will carry a third party national ticket next year.
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Farmers’ Alliance
Ohio wool prices and Lampson nominated for Senate
The piece argues no year in twenty matches Ohio wool prices in Boston or Philadelphia. It also notes ex-speaker Lampson’s nomination on Tuesday for State Senator in Ashtabula district and calls him a strong man.
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London
Ohio
Boston
Philadelphia
Lampson
Ashtabula
Society Notes Highlight Athens Friends and Visitors
A long list of social greetings shows Miss Hattie Hines, Miss Louise Dean, Alpha Baird, Miss Theora Grosvenor, and many others visiting Athens and surrounding towns. Travelers include Chas A Bro, DeWitt, Lind, Dyer, and Mrs. Condra. Notable events cover a Grand Army reunion plan for September 1891 and local committee preparations with a coal car shortage noted in the Valley.
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Hattie Hines
Glouster
Bisselle
New York
C. D. McGrath
Louise Dean
Columbus
Norton
Chas. W. Cable
Nelsonville
Pee
Athens
Alpha Baird
Lewis Steenrod
Theora Grosvenor
Marietta
Grace Grosvenor
George Towsley
al. Shumaker
Jadiat Higgins
Columbus Groveport
Chas.j. Ham
John Putnam
Augustus Norton
Miles
Racine
Lelia Walker
Lide F. Racer
J. B. Allen
Chas. A. Bro
Stalder, Welch & Co
Leopold Friday
Aurora
West Virginia
Rose Zenner
Geo. H. Carpenter
Ross County
Cleveland
Hastings Moore
Evanston
Illinois
E. Moare
George Wittick
Kansas City
Missouri
James D. Brown
Michael
Doshen
Etta Constable
St of Auditor
A. J. Frame
Nebraska
J. L. McMasters
Indianapolis
Miescha Steenrod
Lewis Steenis
Lulu Brashears
John A. Kidwell
Woodstock
Ella Moore
Middleport
Lou Reutinger
B. Henderson
Waterloo
Iowa
Henderson
Edgar Jewett
A. M. Warner
Ohio
W. H. Enochs
H. Hurst
D. M. Botch
Eedham
Bill
Laarge Pine
Decorati
Ezra Walker
J. P. Mer Golden
T. Maxwell
Basom
Kaler
Low- Rages Er
E. J. Jones
Falloon
J. Rown
W. B. Golden
Wm. Scott
George von Hes
A. Thomas
Win Scott
C. D. Gist
C. D. MaGrath
Welch
A. Norton
G. W. Baker
Ime
Stalder
Ygpee Eedham
Fredee
Nene T. Warden
A. H J. A. Palmer
G. W. Reynolds
Will Dean
D. B. Stewart
Hobson
Goon Fatto
Burchfield
Alloon
Cooley
Yal
Sarah S Snaneeree
A. Miller
Peter Finsterwald
John Finsterwald
Carl Porter
Bernbitonn Club Resentiv En Wins Elated Tre
Local community note reports Bernbitonn Club event with Cotbace achieving a high win. Details are sparse in the fragment, but Cotbace appears to lead in the contested activities and the atmosphere is celebratory.
Unclear Text fragment on Health Remedies
Fragmentary OCR mentions headaches tones cleanse body and kidneys Uridine and related terms. No coherent event or identities. Unable to extract a full factual news item from the provided text.
Albany Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Illness
Albany items report John Derring ill with malaria. Several locals visit relatives in Athens Amesville and Renick. Church services in C P church paused for the month. Rev Welch attended Albany church. Families from Lodi McConnelsville and Kehna visit and host. Harvey Robinett injured by a fall. other notes cover travels and visitors among area residents.
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John Derring
Howard Charter
Visi
RB. A. Jonem
Minnie Cuckler
Athens
Trudie Cuckler
Maige County
Albany
Lydia Henry Oanet
Amesville
C. P
T. A. Welch
Albany Sunda
Bunda
J. T. Dailey
Mary Lawson
D. AR
Berkith Wits
Frank Lowther
Iframe
A Ceri B. Postlethwait
Bailey
Charley
Kehna
Trelativen
Linley
J. Ag Duffee
Maria Whitten
L. B. Moore
Hugh Fletcher
James Foster
Ther
Renin Hla Maer
Cincinnati Excursion Program Promised by the Order
The notice urges an upcoming excursion featuring Sompell and Paines masterpieces to be produced in full by the Order of Cincinnati. Details point readers to CH or the CHV. and T. Railway for arrangements.
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Sompell
Paines
Order of Cincin
Pet
Oslo
CH. Vv
T. R’y
G A B Picnic at Athens Scheduled with K M on Sept 6 1891
A notice announces a G A B event in Athens featuring the K and M group on September 6 1891. Tickets may be purchased from Corning or Gallipol for a round trip to attend the camp fire and picnic in Athens plus a ground fare. Tickets on sale September 9.
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Corning
Gallipol
Athens
Local tradesman seeks work and repairs in town
A fragmentary notice describes Mr John Dalton removing his shoe paneuarters in the rear of David Dyson's boot shop. It mentions Sg Po as Baerons and notes men may come for new work or repairs, asking if they can be satisfied with service.
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John . Dalton
David Dyson
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C. P. Clester
Campssa
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W. W. Peapopy, Jr
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Society Notes
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Atkinson
Court Street
O. B. Sloan
Foster Lot
Joseph Slater
Dudley
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Andrew Schwartz
West State Street
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Athens, Ohio
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Feelessly
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