Secret Hay letter debunks Ohio platform alliance myth
In Columbus Ohio on September 13 Republican chairman received a letter from Secretary of State John Hay. He denounces the Democratic charge of a secret alliance with England and asserts U S relations with England and other powers are peaceful and beneficial. Hay highlights American economic strength and warns Democrats against misleading claims while defending wartime outcomes and tariff policy.
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Columbus
Republican State Committee
Hion
John Hay
Hay
England
McLean
Zanesville
Lincoln
Court of St. James
United States
Great Britain
Newbury
N. H
Charles Dick
Akron
Corps of Free Trade
Dingrey
Washington
Hamilton
Grant
McKinley
Arenis
Ohio Democratic
Europe
Ald
Democratic Party
Philippines
Cincinnati
Chio
Panic and a Famine Behind Providence Shield Democrats
The piece argues Democrats hide culpable misfeasance behind Providence while Republicans directed prosperity under Harrison. It cites a 1890s U S economic boom followed by panic and famine blamed on Democrats and credits Republicans with stabilizing conditions, appealing to wage earners farmers and business people.
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Republican Party
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
William T. Mooney
McLean
Zanesville
United States
Osages Named Among World’s Richest Per Capita
The Osages are described as possibly the richest per capita group worldwide with each person holding 900 acres of productive land and receiving $50 from the government quarterly, highlighting a notable wealth profile within the community.
Meat and Food Chopper Promises Fast Home Use
Advertises the ENTERPRISE Meat and Food Chopper for making sausage and mince, chops meats, vegetables and fruits quickly and easily. Claims savings in food, time and labor. Priced at $1.25. distributed by ENTERPRISE MFG CO of Philadelphia with a descriptive catalogue.
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Enterprise
Secioas
Enterprise Mfg, CO
Third
Dauphin San
Philadelphia
Winqosket CO
Boston
Haxs
N-Yl
Mfk
Democrats Keep Lynchings Nation Wide Warn Douglass
A 19th century tract cites Frederick Douglass urging black readers to resist Democratic support. It lists 1897 lynching totals by state, claiming 140 in Democratic states and 12 in Republican states, then argues for a Democratic platform denouncing lynching and a convention of all Democratic states to issue a clear plank.
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Frederick Douglans
Lo Te 16
Siveroy Foontine
Nevada
South Dakota
Washington
Total & Territories
Union
Qhio
Gail
Formbiete
Ghia
Zanesville
Pension Attacks on Evans Tied to Assistant Reforms
Pension Commissioner Evans faces criticism as he reduces claim agents and pension attorneys from over 50 000 to 18 491 names. Fraud cases prompt removals while veteran payouts drop from 720 000 to 476 900 dollars, saving 253 100 for veterans and a similar loss for agents. The move fuels agent opposition and drives the political clash surrounding Evans.
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Evans
Jast
Evars
Ohio Democrat Versus McLean Tactics Cited in Gubernatorial Hope
A veteran Ohio Democrat recalls McLean methods used against Pendleton Thurman and Ward. He warns that McLean employs money and pressure to push party leaders and seeks Ohio governorship through lavish cash outlays and coercive influence. He argues voters will reject the political adventurer in November.
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Veriller
Ohio
McLean
John R. McLean
Pendleton
Thurman
Ward
Washington
Kilbourne Sees Reckoning After Dinner with McLean
Kilbourne comments at Clarendon after paying a bill saying the present reckoning is stiff but not the only score to be settled from yesterday. He adds he expected Judge Nash to win the state by 100000 votes this fall, revealing his true sentiment toward McLean.
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Kilbourne
Zanesville
Ohio Op Ed Reflects on Dollar Policy and Nation’s Honor
A New York Tribune excerpt critiques Democratic calls to debase the currency, arguing Ohio’s citizens are conservative and patriotic enough to reject such policy. It contends the Philippines affair shows the administration acted from national dignity and honor.
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Ohio
Onteliters
Philippines
New York Tribune
Shirk Courageously or Face Duty in Philippine Issue
Dr. Weshington Gladden of Columbus argues all parties must confront the Philippine question. He asserts Aguinaldo leads a small minority, Philippine governance lacks true republic foundations, and American policy should avoid partisan ridicule. To shirk is cowardly. the nation must bear its share and oppose ignorance.
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Weshington Gladden
Columbus
Congregational Church
Philippines
Tagals
Congress
Philippine
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Chas
T. Stone
Fisq
Wiluons
Chester Co
R.V. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Sage
SB. Hartman
Columius
Sean
Peryna
Emma L. Bolden
Wilberforce
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