Political notes from a Ohio district committee meeting
The Democratic Judicial Committee of the first sub division of the eighth district of Ohio met in Zanesville on September 9 1901 to plan a Democratic convention in Zanesville on October 1 inviting each county to send delegates. Delegates are apportioned by votes cast for William Jennings Bryan and selected per county rules. GM Thompson chaired, FRANK L. REED served as secretary. A mixed editorial section discusses presidential succession and anarchist threats, urging peace, legal restraint, and police action against violence and incitement.
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Ohio
Quernsey
Morgan
Muskingum
Wabb
Zanesville
Tenwells
Court of Common
Sai
William J. Bryen
Wit
Guernsey Unty
Morgan County
Muskingum County
Noble County
GM. Thompson
Frank L. Reed
Labor Strife and Public Order in the Steel Strike
The piece argues labor’s responsibility in the steel strike impacts workers’ subsistence more than shareholders’ dividends. It warns against lawless disruption, urges prudence, and supports maintaining public order amid possible intensified conflict. It condemns anarchists seeking entry to the United States and criticizes tyranny narratives.
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Pittsburg
President McKinley Improves Amid Guarded Optimism
Reports from September 10 state President McKinley's condition is encouraging with no unfavorable symptoms. Physicians caution danger remains, predicting several weeks to full recovery while noting steady nourishment and improving bowels. Roosevelt and staff show calm, while relatives plan for eventual return to normal duties as medical bulletin stays hopeful.
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Wk Buttala
cKinley
Re Talib
Nem
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Mann
Crisi
Park
Peebinet
Rocevelt
Secret Service
Pritay
J Ubor
Gage
Knox
Washington
Freage
Canton
President McKinley Recovery Hopes Voiced By Doctors
Eminent physicians say the president's condition shows favorable signs and rapid recovery is possible if healing continues. They caution that a convalescence may take weeks, with no guarantee and the outer wound healing before the stomach wounds fully close. Bryan asserts punishment for assassins to deter anarchy. The police press for accomplice identifications while Czolgossz sticks to denials. Emma Goldman possibly in custody as investigators widen the net.
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Milburn
Herman Mynter
McKinley
Eugene Waskin
Mynter
McBurney
Mann
Garfield
P. M. Rixey
ficKinley
Sali
Bryan
Buffalo
William J. Bryan
The
Times
Bond
R. N. Gibson
Kinnholten
Angel
A. SS. Vrower
Dr Une
Fairview
Frac Alyc
Mr. Smiley
Cadiz
Abe Gray
Ray Barreth
Antrim
A. &. Brower
Fred
Will Sharnock
Londonderry
Woodsfields
My. Taylor
J. M. Tedrick
Speer Family Visits New Concord On Wednesday
Robert Speer of New Concord spent Wednesday with his sister Mrs Joseph Mist which is 93 years old. Also present were Mrs Sharp and Joseph Speer, M J Speer and wife, Mrs Jas Sheverson of St Louis, and the Speer children. An oil and gas company represented by Capt J S Ferguson leases lands west of the city for immediate development and has begun drilling on the Shroyer property.
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Robert’ Speer
New Concord
Joseph Mist
East Steubenville Nile
Sharp
Joseph Starper
J. M. Speer
Jas
Sbhevenson
Sb. Louis
Robert Speer
Myr
Harper
J. 8. Ferguson
JT. Shroyer
Sam Brown
Murry Pollock
Pleasant Valley
Walter Campbell
William Gary
Bnyd
Indlia
D. A. Bichard
J. W. Bichard
Cambridge
TL. P. Morrison
Columbus
T. A. Moore
Haines Bros
Ohio
T. T.oldham
Howard Gary
Charles Carnes
Robert Gauley
Harry McCollam
G. W. Moore
Dr Chase Kidney Liver Pills Promised Cure Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Chase's Kidney Liver Pills as a near miracle cure for kidney disease revealing symptoms such as back pain and burning during urination. It cites testimonials, urges readers to buy from Cambridge dealer J M Ogier, and notes the Buffalo company seal and physician signature.
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Dr. Chase
J. Curtiss
R. R
Engin
Murry Street
Bingham
N. Y
Iver
Dr. Organs
A.W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
A. W. Chase
Cambridge
J. M. Ogier
Police Pursue Suspect In Emma Goldman Case
City authorities say a train passenger, unnamed by Colonel Chinn, is believed to be Emma Goldman. Telegrams were sent from Louisville, Chicago, and St Louis. The suspect, described as a Pole, closely resembles Goldman in photographs, and officials are convinced of the likeness.
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Julius Schwab
Bull
Middle States
Jack Chinn
Emma
Frankfort
Kentucky Turfman
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville
Dmma Goldsman
Jeraer
City
Colonel Chinn
Emma Goldman
Pollea
Chicago
St Loui
Ari
Nina Guldmaan
Peace Propositions Declined by Amalgamated Board
The Amalgamated Association executive board adjourned without accepting any peace propositions from United States Steel or offering counter proposals. Reportedly the National Civic Federation failed to secure satisfactory terms and President Theodore J. Shaffer led the unsettled proceedings. The board planned no statement and did not indicate a New York submission. Meanwhile a runaway accident in Maysville, Kentucky killed P. Pogue and fatally injured her sister Miss Lottie C. Jones in New York.
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Combine
Pire
General Axe
Aimalgamated Association
United States Steel Corporation
National Civic Federation
Theodore J. Shaffer
National Executive Board
Shaffer
Stu
New York
Pre
Sures & Pogue
Maysville
Lottie C. Jones
North Salem Notices and Local News Highlights
North Salem notes report abscessed neck for Fred McKim and lists residents visiting, acting, or traveling nearby. Mentions funerals, church services, school employment changes, weatherless updates, and community opinions on current events and sorrows following McKinley assassination attempt.
Local notes from Lore City amid repairs and visits
Lore City items report Coville returning from Jolumbus to attend a factory. A Lowry grave camp meeting closes with Evangelist Carr delivering sermons. Perry's Den hosts next meeting as Harrup remains ill. Della Chester visits relatives. Miss Ethel Buckingham of Newark stayed with John Redd. Frank Thompson begins a six month school term at Liberty. Mae Wilson returns from Virginia visits. Mr and Mrs Chas Winner visit Washington friends. Taylor remains without recovery hope. John Buckingham of Cambridge visits nearby friends. J E Emerson heads to Carthage. Basil and Blanche Scott visit J W Redd.
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Fred
A. McKim
Franela McGill
Cambridge
Rachel Blehard
Marietta
Willum Wilson
Concord
Tsave Huston
Mingo Junction
George Porter
Knox County
H. &. Moninger
Cashleton County
L. Mathews
Uhrichsville
Annie
Lra Neel
Columbus
Willan
Forney
Guernsey
John Moninger
Maggie Moninger
Kimbolton School
M. P
R. Blades
Isaac Marling
Welock
Kimbolton
M. E
Harthforbe
Fd Hall
Washington
Harry Morgan
Hacking Valley
M. ‘Tk. Wilson
Florence Hayes
Belmont
Vickers
Hartford
J. O W. Daniel
Lore City
A. BE. Coville
Fran Jolumbus
Lowry
Evangeliat Carr
Perry
Thomas Harrup
Della
Chester
Ethel Buckingham
Newark
John Redd
Frank Thompson
Liberty
Oe Mae Wilson
Virginia
Chas
Mr. Taylor
John Buckingham
J. E. Emerson
Carthage
Basil and
Blanche Scott
J. W. Redd
Causes and Cure of Headache Promoted by Wafers
A brief advertisement argues headaches stem from a nervous system imbalance. It claims restoring nerve action and giving the heart a tonic cures headaches. Headache Wafers are touted as harmless, sold at druggists for 10 cents a strip.
Ol for the Children Emulsion Promise
An old promotional notice touts Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for pale anaemic or flat chested children. It claims the oil helps growth and health, emphasizes pleasant taste, and offers a free sample from Scott & Howne at 409 Pearl Street N.
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Scott
Scott & Howne
Pearl St N
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