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Foraker Named As Strong GOP Presidential Possibility
The New York Sun argues that Ohio holds the capable candidate for the next Republican National Convention. It promotes Hon. Joseph Benson Foraker with parallels to Blaine, praising his vigor, experience, and public spirit. The piece stresses Ohio’s readiness and warns against a lack of a qualified candidate.
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Charles H. Grosvenor
New York Sun
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Joseph Benson Foraker
James G. Blaine
America
Senator Foraker
Union Among Reformers in New York City
The piece argues disunion among reformers opposing Tammany hinders progress. It condemns extreme reformers overcan be seen in canteen disputes and stresses destroying the Croker–Van Wyck machine as the first step, to allow lasting reforms free from fanaticism.
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Tammany
America
Republic
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Croker
Not That Cincinnati Pitcher Has Fier Yet Often
A fragmented line notes a Cincinnati pitcher and a batter with scarce hits or chances, reflecting a baseball bench or game moment described in terse, oblique terms. The wording hints at a mismatch in opportunities and effectiveness during the contest.
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Cincinnati
Tom Johnson Denies Macy God For Governor Direct Claim
Tom Johnson states he is not a Macy god for Governor and clarifies he is not backing Macy directly. The remark addresses political alignment and personal stance amid citywide discussions.
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Tom Johnson
Macy God
Coal output leaders show Pennsylvania tops 1900 figures
Returns from Washington show that twenty six states and two territories contributed to the national coal output of 267,542,444 tons in 1900. Pennsylvania produced 136,724,006 tons, with 67,107,660 tons of anthracite and a net gain from soft coal. Illinois follows with 25,153,929 tons, West Virginia 21,980,430, and Ohio 19,105,408.
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Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Washington
Coal Trust
West Virginia
United States
Great Britain
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Clash Over Third Term Theory
The vice president aligns with Senator Fairbanks against the McKinley era stance on a third term. The discussion centers on constitutional limits and political strategy during the current administration.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Divorce hush settles over Sandusky case
A Sandusky divorce dispute remains quiet after officials opted to suppress sensational details. The move limits public exposure to the couple’s private matters and avoids a public fray.
Scottish Growth Surpasses Ireland In Census Rise
The 1901 Scottish population stands at 4,471,957, up 446,310 in ten years a growth of 11.08 percent. London remains larger, but Scotland again outsprint the capital in growth. Glasgow emerges as the empire’s best governed urban area. Scotland’s contributions to world affairs are praised as vast and enduring.
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Scotland
Ireland
London
Glasgow
British Isles
Prophecy Says Bryan Likely Won't Seek Third Term
The statement hints that Mr. Bryan will not run for a third term though he has not stated it directly. The piece frames the idea as prophecy rather than a firm declaration, reflecting uncertainty about his political plans.
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Mr. Bryan
Epidemic of Suicides Stuns Sus Pension Bridge Directory
An alarming wave of self inflicted deaths at the Sus pension Bridge has unsettled the local directory, creating a tense state of suspense and prompting concern among residents and officials.
Decline of Absinthe Use Spreads From France to U S
A French shift from absinthe to wine reduces poisoning in Paris and is seen as a healthier trend. The piece notes American temperance supporters may differ, but argues the change will later lessen absinthe use in the United States as French customs diverge from US habits. Parisian fashions influence some Americans.
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France
French Republic
United States
America
Virginia Democrats Split Over Boss Rule and Swanson Clash
In Virginia the Democratic machine faces upheaval as factional rivals challenge Boss Martin and Claude Swanson's bid for governor. The piece cites past party fights, Tammany Hall echoes, and the impact of white and black voting patterns on future nominations, noting Swanson's mounting opposition and potential Redwine backing. Washington, June.
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Virginia
Coness
Washington
Swanson
Martin
John de Witt Warner
Redwine
Montague
Sunday Commercial Tribune Promises Broad Readable Content
The Sunday Commercial Tribune announces a twenty page edition with literature via The Little Country Girl and her Skirts and First Impressions of the Philippines by Dr. Louis A. Molony. It features travel writing by Frank G. Carpenter, Am Brose Bierce, Winifred Black, P F Dunne and George Ade plus serial Tristram of Brent and Our Boys and Girls eight pages. The issue claims wide appeal and emphasizes photography driven illustrations and timely topics including Five Possible Successors to Pope Leo XIII and Here’s a Lord Who Really Works for His Living.
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Louis A. Molony
Cincinnati
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New York
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T. C. DeLeon
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P. F. ‘Dunne
George Ade
Anthony Hope
London
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Ohio Valley
Sunday Notes and Comments Reflect Quips and Local Jabs
A column of wry observations covers politics, water needs, odd store pitches, and public works. It mentions Tom Johnson and Mr Woodard, cheap water debates, humidity woes, and jokes about bridges and electric lines with local references and satirical asides.
Ohio Editors on Ohio Politics
The Ohio State Journal notes Uncle Abe Patrick may enter the governor race, with Colo nel Kilbourne’s supporters assured a real effort behind it. It argues Democrats lack clear principles beyond opposing Republicans, and warns Republicans will watch any revision with amusement.
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Abe Patrick
Friends of
Colonel Kilbourne
Tuscarawas County
Cincinnati Water Works Mention Sparks Drink Debate
A quoted exchange discusses water quality in Cincinnati with remarks on drinking water versus beer as a safer option. The note mentions nine months of seeking a solution and hints at forthcoming water works improvements and real water to drink.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
C. R. McKay
Takas
Republicans Face Dilemma Over Caldwell Nomination
The piece argues that Lieu tenant Governor Caldwell cannot be forced on Republicans and warns that nominating him could doom the entire ticket. It notes past votes against Caldwell, fears of anti saloon influence, and urges pre emptive action rather than later excuses.
Colonel Kilbourne Seeks Oath From Franklin County Delegates
Colonel Kilbourne pushes Franklin County Democrats to sign loyalty oath as sign of strong home support for his convention bid. The move signals active backing and enthusiasm from local party members.
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Kilbourne
Franklin County
Washington accused of cowardice in Grosvenor remark
General Charles Henry Grosvenor said fear of defeat kept Washington from seeking a third term. The remark marks the first known accusation of cowardice against the nation’s founder, who is dead.
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Charles Henry Grosvenor
Washington
Grosvenor
Governor Nash Recovers, Aims for Office Duties and Campaign
The governor's health has markedly improved allowing time in his office. If no unforeseen complications arise he can fulfill all duties and take part in the arduous campaign ahead.
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Nash
Men of Affairs Fevers and Visitors Reported
Cal Jones of the Winifrede Coal Company lies ill at the Presbyterian Hospital with a severe fever. Jefferson Livingston of the Snider Preserve Company recently returned from a week in New York. Visitors yesterday included Frank M. Hughes O A Langston Straughs Ind and Simon Gumdel New Orleans.
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Winifrede Coal Comany
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Jefferson Livingston
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Straughs
Ind
Simon Gumdel
New Orleans
Kaiser Wilhelm Congratulates Boston YMCA Convention
Kaiser Wilhelm sends greetings to the YMCA convention in Boston. The note leaves open whether the gesture signals support for the art museum display or reflects other, speculative motives.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Boston
Art Museum
Father Meese ties couples to his matrimony group
When Father Meese marries a couple he makes them members of his matri monial association. Members of the Meese Matrimonial Association are too busy building homes and rearing families to get divorced.
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Meese
Matrimonial Association
Principles of the party need changing for success
The Lebanon Star notes repeated calls from Democratic papers for revised principles and Bryanism sentiments. It argues many Democratic elements require changes while acknowledging the rank and file often ignores such critiques.
Philadelphia Council Favors Quay Franchises Over Wanamaker Sale
The Philadelphia City Council leans toward granting franchises to Quay rather than selling to John Wanamaker, hinting at favorable terms and potential personal gains.
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Quay
John Wanamaker
Nash refuses to bow out as governor bid sparks Democratic snarl
Nash, deemed a stubborn candidate, resists stepping back amid renewed gubernatorial contest. Democrats react with frustration as the veteran figure faces pressure to retire from the race.
Kilbourne Faces Split in Franklin County Delegation
Jawsmith Lentz dominates the Franklin County political machine as Kilbourne leads a divided county delegation with about one third opposing him. If Kilbourne fails to win the first ballot nomination, his own county is likely to abandon support.
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Pittsylvania County
Hyen Byron
Fay
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Jonel Bob Hall
Texas
Myorty
Sam Asbury
Pascal D. Craddock
Kentucky
Jacques Collin
Old Sam
Indiana
Jawsmith Lentz
Franklin County
Kilbourne
London Editors Behind the Procession Seek Pointers
Editors in London acknowledge lagging behind the main event and travel to gather guidance. The move suggests adjustments in coverage pace and coordination as the procession unfolds.
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Early talk of first term careers unsure claim
The remark notes many are in line for a first term but emphasizes it is premature to discuss the matter. It frames the situation as uncertain and speculative rather than definite.
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Gainsborough
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Depew Advocates for New York Man Amid Political Motion
Depew declares loyalty to a New York man at the center of a movement. The remarks describe a coal trade scheme as a “sooty sort” of issue, signaling political contention and sharp rhetoric surrounding regional interests.
Chase May Be With Duhmes as Chase Leaves Hospital
Duhmes say they have followed Chase since his France hospital departure and joined him in New York this week. Moses Fowler Chase and Mr and Mrs Charles Hume are reportedly among those sought, with no clear location yet.
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Charles Hume
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Betty to Speak on Shakespeare at City Club Tonight
Edward Betty of the clerk's office will present an address on Shakespeare before the Saturday Night Club of the Second Presbyterian Church at 8 o'clock. Betty is noted as an enthusiastic admirer of the Bard of Avon.
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Cincinnatians in New York Hotel Registrations
Special despatch lists Cincinnati residents registered at New York hotels on June 14. Names include J. J. Bergman M. A. Cahn H. E. Copeland L. C. Goodale E. H. Halbersham Mrs J Hfint D Alexander G P Bigelow Miss Hancock and H Hancock.
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Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
J. J. Bergman
M. A. Cahn
H. E. Copeland
L. C. Goodale
E. H. Halbersham
Kindergartners Hold Commencement at Echoo Hall
The Training School for Kindergartners held its annual commencement yesterday in the echoo hall on Linton Street with simple exercises and student participation.
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Echoo Hall
Linton Street
Cecily Gainsborough Aboard a Fateful London Visit
Cecily, in a shaded garden hammock, pursues change as Lloyd discusses hats and status. The plan centers on Merrion Lodge, a funeral, and a looming arrival that promises new life, money, and social peril for Cecily and her fraying world.
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