Erring editor and foreign roads cited in aged paper
A fragment from a local issue rails at an editor for falsehoods about paying a public board. it then shifts to a claim from an English engineer in southern Russia noting vast road construction for military use and a new bridge across Yemkalo straits under American supervision, while praising recent rains and street cleaning in the city.
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Caucasan
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Zanesville
Sidewalk Reform Proposal to City Board
A call for a thorough sidewalk inspection and action by the board of public service. Citizens urge repairs and new walks where needed, noting disgraceful sidewalks in some streets and debating material choices like cement or stone over brick on main routes. Talks invite public discussion.
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Board of Public Service
Ohio
The Pleasing View of a Hotel Maid in Chicago
A period portrait of a modest hotel maid in Chicago who captivates a stylish, wealthy suitor. The poem sketches her plain appearance, lack of arts, and indifferent charm as she wryly affects flirtation, leading to an abrupt marriage she hardly seems to desire.
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Chicago News
Ohio political contests reshape state slate and single tax push
In Muskingum County Democratic splits over gubernatorial candidates John L. Zimmerman and John Johnson unfold as campaigns prepare for the state convention. The Single Tax reform movement mobilizes supporters with literature from Brooklyn, while factions vie for delegate influence and new householder taxation ideas.
Rival Democratic factions loom at Ohio state convention
A fragmented Democratic scene in Ohio foresees bitter rivalry as Johnson supporters push to shape the party platform ahead of the state convention. Key figures including Johnson, Lentz, and Bryan plan groundwork in Urbana and Champaign County while Laylin cleans county board appointments and Republicans discuss Garfield and Sherman influence.
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Wents
Ohio Democratic clash drives August convention action
Ohio Democrats fret over late state convention delays as Tom L Johnson backs a fall ballot on taxation and Bryan pressures for Johnson to be governor and Lentz for senator. Republican organizers move quickly in Columbus with Dick and Malloy at state HQ while factions back Zimmerman or independent tickets amid strong talk of Bryan and Johnson influence.
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Carfield
Conkling
Appomattox
Ohio
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Tom L. Johnson
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Clark County
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Columbus
Toa McLean
Springfield
Republican State
Malloy
Jesse Werrick
Raynolds
Literary Bureau
Tom Loftin
William Jennings Bryan
Lincoln
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Bryan
Kansas City
United States
John J. Lentz
Union
Lentz
Purchase of Denman Farm Means Industrial Boom
The purchase by P. P. DeHart and M. A. McConnell of about seventy acres south of Cambridge road and Kenilworth avenue near the city line may trigger a major industrial and residential expansion. The buyers declined to reveal price or plans, but rumors speak of negotiations with several large manufacturers employing hundreds of workers to locate on the land. The tract lies near Wheeling tracks and offers prime site potential for factories and homes alike.
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M. A. McConnell
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Corporation Line
Wheeling
Nomination and campaign currents in Ohio politics
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican maneuvering around nominating Hollingsworth, Zimmer man, Bryan, Lentz, and Johnson, with notes on county chiefs, party loyalties, and expected conventions. It mentions August travel offers to Atlantic City and a remark about house wings and stairs.
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