State Convention Harmony Bolsters McKinley Ticket
Ohio Republicans praised a harmonious state convention that nominated Laylin for secretary of state and lauded Senators Foraker and Hanna. The piece notes unity in the party, critiques administration critics, and highlights wool tariff trends and new job-rich industrial activity tied to ongoing production.
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Ohio
McKinley
Laylin
Hanns
Layii
Foraker
Hanna
Daugherty
Manington
Et al
Laylin Secures Coshocton Delegation Backing At Convention
The Coshocton county Republican delegates backed Laylin for secretary of state while Manington withdrew days before the convention. Analysts say Laylin’s nomination was crucial to the administration faction, preventing a misrepresentation of the party and aligning with state and federal administrations.
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Laylin
Ohio
Manington
Cushocton County
Thy
Warry Daugherty
Judge Nash
Layhn
McKinley
Bush
Boston
Senator Lodge
Congressman McCall
William B. Plunkett
Walter W. Clifford
Secretary Long
Public schools praised as civil progress not crime
A Cleveland professor condemns elementary schools as harmful yet overlooks their role in civilization’s advancement. The column criticizes Flighty Bramer for stealing facts from Daily AG and notes inaction after the Muskingum conference, urging timely action this year.
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Cleveland College
Dewey and Bryan Mock Political Alliance Upright
In an editorial style blend, references compare Dewey and Bryan to Samson and Delilah and hint at 1896 politicking. The piece notes Bryan’s crowds, Dewey’s bonds, Kentucky tensions, court rulings, and the Bible price rise, advocating a Dewey Bryan ticket to steer and supply wind.
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Dewey
Bryan
Ship of State
Uncle Samia and the fool-killer role in world affairs
The piece portrays the United States under Uncle Samia as a rising force ready to enforce liberty and civilization abroad. It cites Spain and the Armenian massacres, warns of naval action on Constantinople, and compares McKinley to Lincoln while noting British revenue gaps and past Cuban war debates.
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Samia
Spain
Turkey
Constantinople
Dewey
Manila
Lincoln
McKinley
England
London
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France
Austria
Italy
Germany
Foreign Office
Lord Salisbury
Thomas Kirk Gravely Injured In Barn Accident
Thomas Kirk of Lafayette township lies very ill at his home after a beam fell during demolition on Calvin Werts farm near Franklin township. He was struck on the head and faces dangerous injuries with little hope for recovery.
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Thomas Kirk
Lafayette Township
Walnut Street
Kirk
Calvin Werts
Franklin Township
Filipinos Routed In Cavite Battle As US Troops Advance
Desperate April 15 clash near Cavite left 380 Filipinos dead and the American detachment from the Forty-fourth regiment under General Bell surrounding bolo armed fighters. Lieutenant Balch and 20 cavalrymen killed about 30 bolo men in a river. one officer’s head was severed. Otis plans to sail in May with staff, possibly via Hongkong. Destructive fires in Philadelphia claim over $256,000. Louisville sees federal sentences of three years and fines for voter suppression.
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Boulos
Manilla
Ty —Weuwus
Navye Caceres
Cahcariags
Bell
Balch
Thirty
Otis
Grant
Hongkong
Hood's Sarsaparilla Said To Expel Blood Impurities
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Porte Holds Question Closed In Effort To Enforce Claims
A Constantinople report says the Porte will close the question by rebuilding American structures burned at Kerr Put while Russia opposes US payment and European powers consider unified action. Berlin and Washington dispatches discuss indemnity demands and American missionary damages.
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Tte
Kharput
Russia
United States
Berlin
Washington
Turkey
Vorsische Zeitung
Berliner Tageblatt
Strauss
American Missionary Societies
Constantiope
Adams Wins Case Over Load of Horses in Ohio District
In New Philadelphia a jury awarded John M. Adams 1004 dollars after a dispute with Thorman & Co of Cleveland over a carload of horses Adams bought two years ago. Captain James led Adams's defense with L W Pocock and sons among local witnesses.
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John M. Adams
Thorman & Co
Cleveland
Adams
New Philadelphia
James
L. W. Pocock
Royal Arcanum session notes and brief Cleveland presidential visit
The Royal Arcanum of Ohio convened in Cincinnati with initiations and a memorial for J. M. McKinstry of Cleveland who died a week earlier. A successor to McKinstry will be elected between two candidates, Butterworth of Cincinnati and Seymour of Cleveland. President McKinley visited Cleveland then Canton, setting out for Washington after a brief stay. Also reported are a strike break in Cleveland with 70 machinists returning to work, a death of Charles A. Snyder of Salem, Ohio, and new finance publishing company incorporation in Cleveland with 25 000 capital.
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Cincinnati
Grand Council
The
Royal Arcanum
State of
Ohio
J. M. McKinstry
Cleveland
McKinstry
Grand Register Butterworth
Lucien Seymour
Washington
McKinley
Canton
Olympia
Valley Road
McHinley
Cleveland Machine-Screw Company
Pneumatic Tube Mail Cut From Fund In Congress
In a House vote of 87 to 50 the entire appropriation for the pneumatic tube mail service, operating in New York Boston and Philadelphia, was struck from the bill. The Senate meanwhile approved the Hawaiian civil government bill conference report and passed an agriculture appropriation of over 3 million. changes included voting rights and debt imprisonment provisions.
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