The Jeffersonian 1901 political notes and oil boom
An 1901 Jeffersonian issue reviews politics and figures. Senator Custom of Illinois is reelected. Queen Victoria’s succession plans and the Prince of Wales are discussed. Jesse James’s candidate for Missouri door keeper is quoted. Texas oil is rising, and canteen policy debates surface in the army reform bill. The Onalo district UMWA meets in Columbus with 25,000 members. British strategy in South Africa draws censure of colonialism. Quay’s Pennsylvania election raises concerns on corruption and vote control.
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Queen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Frank Jemez
Vagdit
Oroter
Jesse James
House of Representatives
Missouri
Dames
Kidnap microbe search urged and asylum reform demanded
Gov Nagh advocates treasury funds to remove insane persons from infirmaries and move them to proper asylums with enlarged or new facilities. West Point brutality critique noted as a separate opinion. Lord Roberts praised for timing in South Africa, with warnings others may face disgrace for bad luck and timing.
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Gov. Nagh
Atate
Democratic Jeffersonianism and paternalism debate
The letter prose discusses United States politics, Jeffersonian democracy, and opposition to paternalism, urging Democrats to unite on a core principle. It argues for limiting government power to secure individual rights and dismisses paternalism, while criticizing reforms and praising the yeomanry’s slow reply to volunteer calls amid imperial wars. It also critiques England and colonial forces in Africa, calling for conservative reform.
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South Africa
Free States
England
Gen. Kitchener
Butcher Weyler
Cuba
Spain
Lord Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Jeffersonian
Democratic Party
Renue
West Point
Goldiera
Thomas Jefferson
Milla
Jefferson
Nfamsn
Smashing saloons assault by Mrs Nation and allies
Wichita January 22 report details Mrs Cutie Nation aided by Mrs Julia Trans Mrs Lucy Wilhoit and Mrs Lydia Munty of the local W C T U wrecking two saloons in ten minutes after returning from a smallpox quarantine. They broke glassware slots and doors prompting police intervention and crowd unrest.
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Wichita
Kan
Cutie Nation
Mis. Nation
Julia Trans
Lucy Wilhoit
Lydia Munty
James Burns
Jobo Herrig
Mrs. Nation
Carey Hotel
Sutton
Sherif Simmons
Kewanee
Ill
C. Cattom
Terre Haute
Ind
PAYROLL FOR AGED AND INFERM COLORED PEOPLE IN BILL
Washington news briefs from Jan 22 report Senate action on a bid to protect R B Thawn in a claim against the South African republic and a ship subsidy amendment applying anti trust law to shipbuilding. James Harlan's Porto Rico attorney general confirmation followed a heated Senate exchange. House actions include funding for a home for aged and infirm colored people and other posts, plus a failed foreign indemnity suit bill. News from Havana, Quincy, and Utah rounds out the day.
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Washington
Senate
McKinley
R. B. Thawn
United States
South African
Brown
Transvaal
West
James Harlan
Porto Rico
Chandler
Hawley
Pettigrew
Justice Harlan
Louisiana
Hayes
Packard
Harlan
General Hawley
Mr. Chandley
District of Columbia
Johnson City
Washington County
Tenn
Commissioner of Education
State Department
Grain and Livestock Prices From Jan Twenty First Market Report
Market briefs show Chicago cattle prices by grade with good to prime at 6.12 to 6.10 per cwt and lower qualities down to 4.25. blocks, feeders, cows, and calves listed with varied ranges. Texas, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Buffalo, and New York markets report similar cattle, hogs, sheep, and lamb price bands across multiple classes and weights.
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Chicago
Texas Fedalers
Texas
Witda
New York
Paternalism vs Jeffersonian Democracy Debate
A second letter argues paternalism undermines democracy by centralizing power in the executive and controlling communications and railways. It warns of trusts, imperialist threats, and Napoleonical ambitions, urging voters loyal to Jeffersonian ideals to defend free government and restore old democratic safeguards.
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Jeffersonian
Napoleon
Panera
Old Guard
Deiferson
Airview social note with visitors and family names
Airview notes Miss Alice Bratton is guest of Vinegar Valley friends Miss Laura Morton returned home Tuesday after a lengthy visit with relatives in Morristown Mrs Nancy Gracey and her daughter Jengle are seriously ill.
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Airview
Alice Bratton
Vinegar Valley
Laura Morton
Morristown
Nancy Gracey
Jengle
Local Notices and Social Roundup From Pittabarg Area
Earnest Waliama travels to Kegens City and Lewellyn Moxe returns with family after illness. Thomas Rove and John Parr Mre LD Heads host a dinner with friends. Widespread social updates cover Miss Gille Day, Mrs Thompson, and family travels in Worth County. Quarterly meeting at U B church notes Elder Oliver’s visit and Sherman taking rest days while local workers move between Pittabarg and Wallaville.
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Lewellyn Moxe
Thomas Rove
Pittabarg
John Parr
Panter Scheol
ADI
Wallaville
O. da Hoare
Grip Yletlin
Fred Woodburo
Wellaville
Love City
Oliver Wan
Olotude Sherman
Ileep
John Paraco
Newark
Local notes and social news from a 1901 Ohio area segment
Community updates report illnesses including the grip, visits and social calls among local families, a request for direct railway to Cambridge, a large party hosted by Mrs Wells, ongoing protracted meetings at Petcher M church, engagements and marriages such as John Aller to Mary Willigins, public sales upcoming for Murray Grower and farm transfers. Parallels include pension changes, church cemetery plans, local governance appointments, and various residents’ movements and health updates.
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Mra
Tlogh Bharkey
Hendrysburg
Mra Virtue
J B Giffee
Chas Law
Mr. Law
Washington
Sheppard
Cambridge
Pleasant Valley News Briefs From Sligo Area
Pleasant Valley items report visits by David Givamon and wife to Mrs Eliza Chambers, teachers, families, and entertainment at Salt Fork schoolhouse. notes include post office changes after Feb 14, 1801, local cooking prices, and upcoming church services. residents schedule moves to Senecaville and Cambridge.
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Vernon
Science Hill
Moore
Earl
Midway
Salt Fork School
Howe
Local notes on medical, legal and travel matters in Keeler area
The report mentions a medical operation performed by Dr Mahaffey in Kimbolton on a patient named Lloyd to remove a growth causing ankle pain. Rev Blades did not attend a Sunday service at MP church. Robt McMillan visits from Hickory, Pa. A case against A Larrigon for breach of the peace proceeds to action next week. Darrlaup is bound to the grand jury with fifty dollars bail. Henderson and Henderson of Van Wert and Cambridge men visit here. Thomas Henderson’s kin travel from Wm Tlenderaon’s family to Iowa and back to Van Wert. Keeler land oil claims show Whittle’s production surpassing initial drilling, suggesting a profitable site.
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Thomas Li Lloyd
Indaw
Me Perry
Lote City
Bedelue
Mahaffey
Kimbolton
Tate
C Ht Blades
Siamen Wharton Srongut
Teggadver
Thomas ‘Henderson
van Wert County
Samuel Henderaon
Cambridge
Babbath Will
Thomag
Wm Tlenderaon
Iowa
Ohio
Weedon Landa
Clalu Whittle
Cure Rheumatism by Addressing Digestive Causes
The article promotes cod liver oil emulsion as a cure for rheumatism by correcting imperfect digestion. It asserts that curing a disease means stopping its cause and helping the body regain health, claiming Scott's Emulsion works when digestion improves and fails otherwise.
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Scott
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