Senator Hanna's Ohio Campaign Voices Attacks on Labor Critics
Senator Hanna spoke to 6000 in Ohio industrial towns, defending his record and denouncing labor-advocate charges. He dismissed claims of being a labor crusher and commented on the Union Pacific deal, praising Cleveland-era governance and urging voters to stay loyal to his ticket. Bryan criticized government by injunction as well.
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Elysian Theater
Laughlin Tin Plate Mille
Aota Standard Tron and Steel Works
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Bryan
McKinley
United States
Union Pacific
Bryan Campaign Tour Draws Big Ohio Crowds
William Jennings Bryan began a short campaign tour in Ohio traveling by private car. In Montpelier he spoke before about 5,000, then Defiance drew 6,000 Republicans who applauded. En route to Van Wert, enthusiastic crowds and excursion trains formed a festive approach as Bryan was escorted to his meeting.
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van Wert
William Jennings Bryan
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Wilson's First Report Urges Embassies for Crop Data
Secretary Wilson outlines a 1900s plan to station agricultural agents at key American embassies to gather crop, price, and seed information abroad. He calls for increased funding, broader dissemination of results, and homeward seed diversification to keep money in the U.S. and boost domestic production.
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Animal Industry Bureau
Famine in Dawson Reported by Klondike News
Clinton Eldridge brings startling Klondike news from Rampart City. Provisions are scarce in Dawson with 6,000 to 7,000 men nearby and only enough food for about 2,000. 9,000 awaiting river barges expected steamer arrivals with supplies.
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Clinton Eldridge
St. Paul
Illinois
Rampart City
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Alaska Commercial Company
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Cudahy Casserly Wedding at St James Church
The marriage of Miss Cecilia Cudahy daughter of millionaire Michael Cudahy to John B Casserly of San Francisco ex senator Casserly took place at St James Catholic Church on Wabash Avenue at 9 80 a m Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco officiated and 600 guests attended a noon wedding breakfast followed by a three week east trip for the newlyweds and the Cudahy family Meanwhile the paper reports other society items and notices from across the country including the duchess of Teck death and various legal and civic notes.
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John B. Casserly
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Wabash Avenue
Archbishop Riordan
Washington
Pacific Coast
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Clara Cudahy
Iliam
B. MacDonough
Dunserly
Tar Paying Woman and Ballot Rights Debate
Letter argues women’s independence from male proxy in legal and tax matters and supports universal suffrage as inalienable. Cites assessor visits and personal liability, denies benefits of male representation, asserts the ballot is a right owed to women as to men. Also ad notes Dr Agnew's Ointment for skin conditions.
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Sheriff Sale Notice In Cass County Iowa 1897
By special execution from Cass County Iowa District Court dated September 28 1897 Francis Faulkner and Henry C Sanders as assignees of Sullivan Savings Institution sue Herman Robbert et al for 1267.06 and costs 93.42 foreclosing mortgage. Real estate described as southwest quarter of northeast quarter and wast half of southeast quarter section 1 township 74 range west fifth P M Cass County Iowa to be sold to highest bidder on November 8 1897 at Atlantic Iowa courthouse steps. Sheriff Job Card details.
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Said County
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Euphemia Baxter
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Christiana Yergonson
A C Burton
Equity
JM. Baxter
Christiana Yergensen
District Court
J M Baxter
Wato H. M. Bookman
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