Johnsons reform campaign eyed as Democratic path to victory
Washington report notes Tom L Johnson may shift from Bryan ties to build a reformist, middle-class appeal. He is framed as a reformed monopolist who would attack trusts while courting small business, with Towne and Hill seen as competing options in a fragmented party landscape across regions.
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Washington
Commercial Tribune
Tom L. Johnson
Bryan
Nebraska
Johnson
Bryar
Detroit
Hie
Charlie Towne
Owne
Mr. Towne
New York
Minnesota
Cleveland
Gambrinus
Sma
Steel Combine
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Hill and Gorman
Carter Harrison
Minnesota Woods
Hill
Gorman
Middle West
Indica
Olney
Goverm
Far West
McKinley
Far Western
South
East
Ohio Legislature Decennial Apportionment Announced
Governor Nash and state officials released the Ohio General Assembly apportionment from the latest census. Total state population is 4 157 445 and ratios are 41 576 per Representative and 118 787 per Senator. District counts by county and notes on combined districts are listed.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
George K. Nash
Walter D. Guilbert
Lewis C. Laylin
Ohio General Assembly
Brewers Back Democrats in Ohio Spring Elections Over Local Option
Republican foes fear a Democratic tilt as brewers plan heavy fundraising to back Mayors and legislators. Joe Miller says the aim is to secure city nominations to influence state and county races. The issue of municipal ownership looms in party debates as spring campaigns hint at a national focus this fall.
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Joe Miller
Ohio Association of Brewers
Miller
Brewers’ State Organization
Nquor
Taylor
Columbus
Hinkle
Cleveland
Brewers
Tom Johnson
Hanna
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Toledo
Jones
Johnson
Lentz
Wheen Teller
St. Louis
Cattle King Gillette Case Sends Wife to Mexico
Mrs. Grant Gillette departs for Chihuahua Mexico after failing to secure settlements with creditors of her husband known as the Cattle King. Gillette disappeared in 1898 leaving debts alleged to exceed a million dollars and mortgage frauds on cattle. Creditors seek protection while he supposedly remains in Mexico.
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Grant Gillette
Abilene
Kan
Chihuahua
Mexico
Gillette
Southwest
Kansas City
Kansas
United States
Governors Nash appoints twelve trustees in Ohio
Governor Nash announced a series of appointments to state institutions, naming twelve Republican trustees. Five are new appointees Perkins Tobey Lyon and Crossy among them, while seven retain Nash selections. Appointments cover asylums hospitals schools and reform facilities across Ohio with several replacements and continuities.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Nash
Republican Party
Piné
Messrs. Beggs
Gibison
Perkins
Tobey
Lyon
Crossy
Gibson
Ricearetts
Athiens Hospital
Virgil C. _Lawry
Hocking County
Cleveland State
Ae Perkins
Trumbull
H. Perkins
Columbus State Hospital
John G. Roberta
Athens
Dayton State
Booplixl
W. C. Lyons
Greene
W. A. Gipeon
Wiyandot
George W. Hays
Hamil
Atte
Hs Steer
Aea
Clark
Apd and Sailors’ Orphans
Gen
Ohio
Colemen Gililan
John C. Beatty
Port Be
J. J. Pugsley
High
Buatery
Board Pharmacy
Miami
Cassius M Clay Declares War On His Relations
Lexington April 6 General Cassius Marcellus Clay refused to speak to reporters after firing on deputies Terrill and Collier during a writ delivery for furniture owned by his daughter. He warned strangers of a deadly line and paced the mansion with provisions for a prolonged stand as his son Brutus J Gray tried to broker a withdrawal of the writ.
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Commercial Tribune
Lexington
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Terrill and Collier
Whitehall
Brutus J. Gray
Jim Bowling
Man Hangs From Tree After Thumb and Finger Caught
In Columbus Ohio on April 6 a Fire Department crew freed L. J. Shyder who became trapped seventy five feet up a tree while removing branches. He caught his thumb and finger in a rope loop and hung there for hours before rescue.
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Commercial Tribune
Coumbus
L. J. Shyder
Trolley Car Plunges From Bridge in Syracuse
A trolley car carrying about forty passengers on Syracuse's East Side Suburban Line fell thirty feet when the James street bridge over the canal collapsed. The accident occurred in the heart of the city in the afternoon. No deaths are believed. If the canal had been full, many lives would likely have been lost.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Old East Side
Syracuse Rapid Transit Company
James Street
Thernoon
Fort Paneer
Ie Canal
Taylor Kirk Sentenced to Life Term in Cordell Killing
In Washita County, Taylor Kirk was sentenced to ninety nine years in the penitentiary for killing his sister near Cordell Oklahoma Territory.
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EL Reno
O.T
Taylor Kirk
Cordell
Washita County
No Gerrymander in Republicans Reapportionment Kinney Plan Endorsed
The Ohio State Apportionment Board adheres to the Kinney plan of 1891 to avoid court challenges. A new Thirty fourth Senatorial district is created for Lucas County, while House districts show mixed changes. Cuyahoga gains ten representatives and four senators, Hamilton loses one representative but retains its Senate count.
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Comcom
Allen Cee Neem
Henry Oeee
Sade Fee
Richland Basel
Ashtabula
Senwee
Highland Seat
Wenee Covscsee
Ross Steet
Sandusky
Auglaize Peuseoatne
Jackson Steree
Scioto
Xenia
Shelby
Butler
Lawrence Wee Neers
TAO
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Tuscarawas
Lucas Wee
Fees
Champaign Union Ose
Ames Econterdsas
Clermont Easidigerves Ree
Gapk Mahoning
van Wert Sree
Clinton Ate Ee
Warren
Bat Coshocton Ween
Medina Stent
Washington Wees
Crawford Dehaioe
Meigs
Stent
Wayne
Mercer
Williams
Miami
Aeaeein
Fairfield Deeree
Montgomery
Carroll and Harrison
Franklin Steenem
Muskingum Peete
Geauga’ and Lakenteeniene
Lgl Fulton
Ottawa
Holmes
Ashland
Gallia
Paulding
Madison
Fayette
Greene Porto
Perry , Morgan‘and Noble
Guerngey
PickaWay
Morrow
Delaware
Hamilton
Portage
Pike and
Adams
Etme Tenn
Hancock
Dbampewnie
PTO
Ca Teatey Odes Atbees Vinton and Hocking
Hardin Peace
Putnam
Ate
Monty
Knox
Warren Jenes
Clermont and Ly
Union
Medina
Senate Town
Richland
Muskingum
Perry
Huron
Erie
Sanus
Licking
Coshocton
Tuscara
al Ahoga
Columbus Bureau
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
State Apportionment Board
Kinney
Lucas County
Holmes-Ashland
Morrow-Delaware
Morgan-Noble
Fayette-Madison
Levy Attempt On Mrs Leslie Carter Jewelry
Omaha April 6 Sheriff Bower tried to levy on the wardrobe and jewels of actress Mrs Leslie Carter to satisfy a judgment against her by Dr Clarke Gapen for medico legal services in a divorce suit. The judgment is for about 1 dollar and Mrs Carter’s manager disputed the seizure.
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Omaha, Neb
Bower
Leslie Carter
Clarke Gapen
Omaha
Chicago
McKinley’s Train to Roll Across Nation on Six Week Tour
Washington April 6 Secretary Cortelyou plans a detailed schedule for the President’s continental trip. The train will cover 12 000 miles through over half the states, with constant Washington contact and cabinet business aboard. Stops include Chehalis Salt Lake City Denver Colorado Springs Pike’s Peak Kansas City St Joseph Buffalo and Niagara Falls. H T Scott and others offer houses in San Francisco and Los Angeles for potential use.
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Washington
Cortelyou
States of
Union
H. T. Scott
Union Freed Works
San Francisco
California
Los Angeles
Knox
Gage
Root
of Washington
Chehalis
Hazzard Brothers
Funston
Aguinaldo
Duluth
Chicago
Buffalo
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Niagara Falls
Dr. Green Ordered Home From Berlin Mission
Dr. Green, attached to the staff of the United States Consul General in Berlin for eight months, has been ordered back to Washington. The move is announced from Berlin on April 6.
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DR. Green
Berlin
Muezzin’s Koranic Prayer Calms Palace Panic in Constantinople
During an earthquake shock at the Sultan’s reception in the palace a Muezzin from Aleppo sang a protective prayer from the Koran. His voice rose above the tumult and inspired the Sultan and all Muslims present to join in the supplication before the band resumed.
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Constantinople
Aleppo
Prince Tuans Fate Will Be Banishment
Berlin April 6 An AP correspondent reports that Prince Tuan will be banished to Turkestan rather than executed. Four Chinese provincial authorities are to be beheaded with several degradations, a lighter outcome than expected.
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Prince Tuan
Berlin
Associated Press
Turkestan
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