National Ticket for President and Congress Listed
The document lists President William M. Evjnley and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president with electors at large William P. Gee Myron T. Herrick. It names Secretary of State Lewis D Lavern and Judge John 4 Shauve plus Joseph F. Blackburn for Dairy and Food Commissioner Lewis D Bonesrabe for Common Schools Charles A Goddard and other public posts. Congressional ticket appears for 11th and 14th districts with C. B. Grosvenor and M. H. Patters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Gee
Mian
Myron T. Herrick
Cuyahoga
Lewis D. Laven
Heron
Common Schools
Lewis D. Bonesrabe
Kaos
Board of Public Works
Goddard
Sciota
Debates on silver policy and 19th century politics
The article recalls Bryan’s stance on silver, references Patterson for the state board of equalization, and notes woolgrowers shifting support to McKinley era policies. It contrasts 1864 and 1872 campaigns with Lincoln and Grant, defending republican prosperity and civil liberties.
Retiring D H Moore Absent From Reelection Post
D H Moore leader of the Republican executive committee retires from the chairmanship to devote time to business and state central duties. J B Wood elected chairman and E C Woodworth secretary, both praised for past service and campaign work. They aim for a statewide Republican plurality of at least two thousand votes.
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D. H. Moore
Republican Executive Committee
Weas
Republican State Central Committee
Moore
Republican Central Committee
J. B. Wood
E. C. Woodworth
Wood
Woodworth
Do you know what corn and wheat bought in 1898
A jumble of historical price comparisons and political commentary from Waterloo Illinois Republican notes. It contrasts past barter values for corn wheat oats wool and cloth with modern prices. It mentions Bryan McKinley Cleveland Otis White and Gen Lawton, plus imperialism debates and a Alaska to Cape Nome star mail route.
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Waterloo
Postonce Department
Skagway
Alaska
Cape Nome
Sam
Stewart
Bryan
Aguinalto
Gen. Lawton
Anti-Imperial League
America
Tagais
Washington Letter on McKinley policy and Cuba
Washington report notes President McKinley directed withholding public communications on Pekin troop withdrawal until settled. It discusses allied and Russian roles, differing views on keeping troops in Pekin and unity among allies. Havana source J F Donovan predicts sugar industry boom and large land purchases on Cape Nipe. Bryan’s east trip is critiqued as a campaign scoop.
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Washington
McKinley
Atlee
Pekin
Thusaia
Dekin
Russia
China
Alors
J. F. Donovan
Havana
Cuba
Cape Nipe
Mr. Bryan
Out of Town News Continged From Eighth Ave
Bath Pugh visited friends to er last week. Vancy Dew turned to chadi aiah Tedrow and danent Lula. are sick. A malarial fever ed friends here the last of the Mr. and Mrs. Geary Ham of Choo the spent last week with relatives here. Miss Sylva Cooley returned Saturday from Toledo where she spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Shafer of Tarlton visited Mr. and Mrs. Lutz several days last week. Mrs. Will Fewell and children wrote relatives in Columbus several days the first of the week. Miss Grace Scott came home Thursday evening after a pleasant visit with relatives in Iowa. Miss Tessie Baylis came home Friday after spending the summer with friends at Bryan and Columbus. Miss Nell Addleman of Athens was the guest of Will Burnell and family several days the fest of the week. Misses Mame Washburn and Helle Dew returned Saturday from a visit with friends at Columbus and Akron. Miss Elizabeth Stevenson of St. Charles Michigan, came Friday to resume her duties as teacher in the schools here. Mrs. Win Wilson died of consumption at twelve o'clock Sunday night and was buried from the Catholic church at 7a. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Fanny Hinkade and daughter Josephene, went to New Lexington, Monday where Miss Josephene will enter St. Aloysius academy. The most dainty and effective pills made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers. They are unequaled for all liver and bowel troubles. Never gripe. Clne's Pharmacy.
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Bath Pugh
Vancy Dew
Chadiaiah Tedrow
Danent Lula
Geary Ham
Choothe
Sylva Cooley
Toledo
Shafer
Tarlton
Columbus
Grace Scott
Iowa
Tessie Baylis
Bryan
Nell Addleman
Athens
Will Burnell
Mame Washburn
Helle Dew
Akron
Elizabeth Stevenson
St. Charles
Michigan
Win Wilson
Fanny Hinkade
Josephene
New Lexington
St. Aloysius Academy
Local Notes From Jackville and Surroundings
D Nion D G Might made a short visit at home last week. Miss Kolly Barker began her edges in Jackville Monday. Armstrong of Jackville works at Hullister on the new railroad. Harris and Hoisington, at Chauncey, were home Sunday. Miss Biggs Harris and Earl Baker, with Syndicate Wil tan, returned home early this week. Bliss Berta Armstrong leads 2s her Sunday Grace Shulath Shatter of Wolfs of Mrs. Raymond Might have to ly, Pleasant where Mr. is employed on the K M railroad. Rev R B Hudnall preached his last sermon for the year at Unio Sunday. Bessie Ford, summering with Mr and Mrs Joe Barker, left Monday for Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DNION
D. G. Might
Raymond
Pleasant
R. BP. Hudnall
Unio
Bessie Ford
Joe Barker
Columbus
Local notices from Nelsonville and Athens area
uLEN EBON. on Young of Nelsonville spent at home. Airs. Ed B. Young is visiting rela tives at Zanesville. Mic. and Mrs. Aaron Young were Athens visitors Friday. Mr. A. G. Davis and family are at tending state fair this week. ug and children are ein Nelsonville this t of Nelsonville was uis here Saturday and Sunday. Chas. Bunter and family left Sat urday for Tollgate, Va., where they will pend a week with relatives, Mrs. Kate Young, Lulu and Grover Your who have been suffering from thyriuid fever are convalescent.
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On Young
Nelsonville
Ed B. Young
Zanesville
Mic
Aaron Young
Athens
A. G. Davis
Ein
Chas. Bunter
Tollgate
Kate Young
Lulu
Grover Your
Bryan and the Flag Declares He Weots Old Glory
Fragmentary report discusses Bryan's stance on displaying the flag in Manila and Peking as a symbol of American protection and government responsibility. The text links flag usage to national ideals and implied geopolitical implications amid tensions with China.
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Dawa
Stock sale at Scipo farm Meigs county by EWNL pre J M Wood
EWNL pre J M Wood v2 held a stock sale on his farm in Scipo township Meigs county Saturday September. Cattle sheep and hogs buggies and ten fresh cows with calves at side stocked for sale in lots to suit buyers. Also advertised One Minute Cough Cure from Cline's Pharmacy.
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J. M. Wood
Scipo
Meigs County
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