Discrimination fears and political turmoil in Ohio era debate
A wide array of political notes discuss race policy under General Wood in Cuba, oppose trusts and tariff politics, and forecast Bryan and Kilbourne campaigns. The piece critiques Wood's order to use white Cuban troops, notes Republican splits in Pennsylvania, and previews Ohio campaign rallies with Bryan and Bryan supporters. It also reports on newspaper moves, tax policy views, and labor world politics amid labor strikes and union tensions.
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Odd Fellows Journal
Gen. Wood
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Tavana
Wood
McKinsley
Gon
Roagsevelt
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Club
San Juan Bil
General Wood
Threatened move could end strike as Joliet letters lure breakers
Pittsburg reports a new push in the steel strike as Joliet tin plate workers urge Demmler Star plant operators to quit the Amalgamated Association and join the Tin Plate Workers International. If successful, many strikers would return to work, allowing plants to resume operations across the region, while Amalgamated leaders claim gains are illusory and warn against lawbreaking.
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Quce
Mokensport
Pittsburg
Tin Plate
Joliet
Demmler and
Star Planta
Amalgamated Association
Tin Plate Workers’ International Association
Tin Plate Company
Star
Painter
Lindsay & McCutcheon Milla
Amalgamated
Hickey
Milwaukee
Willams
Demmler
McKeeesport
Duquesne
Wheeling
Wellsville
Troy
Ala
Bill Fourney
bin Hilliard
Miss Wilson
Chestnut Grove
Dr. Carroll
Tragic Double Train Death Near Port Washington
Milwaukee dispatch reports a sad accident as Mrs E B Barney wife of Congressman Barney and Mrs W H Ramsey wife of a former state bank official were killed crossing tracks by a Northwestern train one mile south of Port Washington. The bodies lay for hours as authorities attempted recognition with the husband and son present. Also included: a shooting substitute for strychnine case in Deadwood and other incidents across the nation.
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Milwaukee
Barney
Weat Head
Ifth
W. H. Ramsey
Port
Washington
State Bank
Port Washington
Nerve Pills and Ointment Featured in Cambridge Adverts
Cambridge readers are urged to try Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills and Ointment for nerve strength and skin eruptions. Testimonials claim improved energy after ailments and accidents. The ad also promotes Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and colds with claims of immediate relief and soothing relief, pricing 50 cents.
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Ely
Gain a Pound a Day with Scott's Emulsion
People known to gain a pound daily by taking an ounce of Scott's Emulsion. It seems the ounce starts digestion so the patient can digest and absorb ordinary food, enabling the gain. A certain amount of flesh is necessary for health and can be obtained by taking it.
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Scott
Washington News and Local Happenings in Byesville
Dr Charles Heiner of Byesville visits town. Lawrence's offers hats and capes. W W Steele and wife hosted Columbus friends. Miss Jessie Telner returns to Laredo. Miss Mary Chapman with the Garey sisters in Cambridge. Sabbath School picnic on fairground. Rev David McCulloch from New Cumberland visits. Mrs Mary Voorhes burns arm from coffee spill. Lightning hits a pine at Nathan Stephens residence in Elmberlitown. Disorderly conduct noted despite dry town. Funeral for A G Fairchild attended by kin from Kennard and Columbus. Township trustees meet. Death of Ulysses Grant Fairchild at age 3. Various social visits and town اخبار details. School starts September. ice cream social planned at the church. Charley Moss family from Klondyke visits.
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Charles Heiner
Byesville
Lawrence's
W.W. Steele
Columbus
Jessie Telner
Laredo
Mary Chapman
Garey
Cambridge
Presbyters
David McCulloch
New Cumberland
W. Va
Mary Yoorhes
Nathanstephens
Elmberlitown
J George W. Fairchild
Kennard
Nebraska
John Mairehild
A. G. Pairehild
Deek
I. W. Steele
Tarry Stason
New Philadelphia
Bobher Charles
Hanna
Mary
A. McCulloch
New Concord
Stith McCulloch
Die Moore
Lawrence
Barnesville
Urry Kennon
Lawrence Isquer
Kennon
Ulysses Grant Fairehild
WV. Fairchild
Lillie Atherton
Geo
Fairchild
Methodist Church
Ws. Stewart
Anna Lafollow
Byesvile
Andrew Vers
Menmbravons
Shaffer
Senccaville
Nas
Amis
Clyde
Arb McElwee
Zanesford
Traviford
Zanesville
Nora Daniel
Linda
Lal
Cumberland
Walter McCauly
Chaney Wilbreath Sunady
Pawin Cale
David Williams
Tonia
Creek
Roy
Marietta
Martford
Harvford
Linda Brill
Sencenville
North Salem News Bits and Local Notes
In North Salem Ted Kimbaltan of typhoid fever a one year old son of Kara Little is mentioned. Mrs Mary JH widow of Parkinson THN receives eight dollar monthly widow’s pension. James Unk and wife of Midway visited friends. Arthur Mekkim child of My and Mrs Ed McKim ill with fever. William Fulton ill with lung trouble not improving. Frank Mathews ill but visited sister Mrs M Bell at Unrichsville. A mother from here attended Tosiek cave outing. Dr Larrison left for Newcomerstown to work in brick yard. James McKim Jr and brothers operate W B Yeo coal mines at Salt Fork shoring fine quality coal. Rev J S McMoon, from western states, returned home. N B Wishart traded farm for Cambridge property, to move this fall. J L Banker injured on way to Cambridge. wagon broken and team frightened. Kilbourne docks employees outing for Buffalo, annual event funded by Col Kilbourne, tying to his candidacy and urging Ohio workers to vote Kilbourne.
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Ted
Kimbaltan
Kara Little
Mary JH
Parkinson
James Unk
Midway
Arthur MeKkim
Ed McKim
William Fulton
Frank Mathews
M. Bell
Unrichsville
Plonie
Banker
Wigan
Lightning strikes kill five men near San Diego Texas
A runner from Cayetano Rios ranch five miles west of San Diego reports that Luis Canario, Fustacio Rosen, Ysabel Lopez and Jesus Rio were killed by lightning while five men were in a small house struck by the bolt. Juan Trevino was fatally injured. The house caught fire after the strike.
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San Diego
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Cayetano Rios
Luis Canirolo
Fustacio Rosendeb
Ysabel Lopez
Jesus Rio
Juan Trevino
Wool trade shifts favor small manufacturers amid demand surge
Dan Dun’s Review notes large woolen mills secured robust orders for months, pushing demand toward smaller makers unable to compete with low terms. Eastern stocks remain heavy as material sits awaiting consumption, with shipments assured for fine goods and wholesale prices held steady amid foreign competition.
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