Not Talking Through His Hat on City Budget Clash
A New York City municipal budget discussion notes the 100 million dollar projection for the next year with forty million for salaries. It argues the Record’s figure is lower and criticizes misused funds while examining child welfare costs and political party finance during the 1900 election climate.
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New York
Hes
Children‘s Aid Society
Far West
Suurul
Itc
Cits
Es Gerry Society
Sears
Greater
Chooe Tee
Hye Agi
Political clash and party safety preps amid Reform era talk
A fragmented note discusses Republican factionalism led by Judge Robertson aided by James G Blaine and attacks against Roscoe Conkling and Platt, urging vigilance before the November election. It also includes a salesy cough cure endorsement and unrelated medical ad snippets.
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Judge Robertson
James G. Blaine
New York
Roscoe Conklin
Mr. Platt
Platt
Republican Party
Anderaun
Paroled Robber Verna Rivers From Davis & Plait Case
Verna Rivers, sentenced to two years for robbing the Davis and Plait store in Plainfield, has been released on parole after a good record at the penitentiary. Groey McDowell led the parole proceedings and granted the application.
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Verna Rivers
Tvo
Davis & Plait
Plaineheid
Rivers
Aul Groey McDowell
Resolutions of Sympathy Adopted by Cosnoc ton Board of Trade
At a special meeting on Wednesday evening August 5, 160, the Cosnoc ton Board of Trade expressed deepest sympathy for the family of their secretary Hubert Boyd. The board also noted the accidental and untimely death of his beloved son Roth, extending heartfelt condolences and ordering the expression to be engrossed in the records and sent to the bereaved family.
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Cosnocton Board of Trade
Wunerkens
Hubert Boyd
Ube
Roth
Coshueian Board of Trade
Boyd
Fifth district Republicans Nominate Gates For Circuit Judge
The Fifth judicial district Republicans met at Mt. Vernon and nominated F. J. Gates of Zanesville for circuit judge. W. A. Himbaugh was named to the judicial committee from Coshocton. Coshocton County yielded no representation as delegates were not selected.
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Fifth Judicial District
Mt. Vernon
F. 3. Gates
Zanesville
Jude
W. A. Himebdaugh
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Grand Army delegates to travel aboard Panhandle train
B. Shaw in charge of the Grand Army party announces two special cars for the Co Shoctow delegation to Panhandle train 21. The train leaves at 4 39 AM and round trip fare is 7.90. Shaw urges all who wish to attend to be at the station promptly. The note ends with garbled text about an ear and a drugstore line.
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B. BR. Shaw
Grand Army
Panhandle
Me. Shaw
Messenger Killed and Safe Robbed Near Capital City
Express messenger Charles Lane was shot eight times and killed aboard train No. 6 near Union Station as robbers seized the safe and its contents. The bandits escaped before dawn with money, waybills, and valuables, while authorities investigate the brutal assault near Columbus.
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Columbus, QC
Charles Lane
Panhandle
Ounion
Hi.40
Milford Center
Cnuo
St Louis
Indizsapuis
Messenger Lane
Ore Yall
Herry
Aiddiy Cugsie
Lane
Plain City
Mager
Marbie Clff
Columbus
Opening Democratic national headquarters talk grows in New York
Eastern headquarters chatter in New York Aug 11 with mentions of Ex Governor W J Foose and Senator Jones word flow. National Democratic Committee Secretary James F Kerr visits state headquarters as Missouri Governor Stevenson and ex Governor Stone participate in consultations.
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New York
W. J. Fiose
Jones
James F. Kerr
National
Democratic Congrea! Committee
Loni. Stevens
Missouri
Stone
Bob Wood
Cincinnati
Ca- Miskey
Chicago American
Wood
Weld
Allen
Law on Sunday Decorum Sparks Public Debate
A fragmented report notes a 19th century Sunday conduct law restricting intimate acts between adults and the legibility of enforcement over recent months. The press quotes Frank H. Vire via Woman's Home Companion describing the law as forbidding a man to kiss his wife on Sunday, illustrating broader Sunday etiquette tensions.
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Frank H. Vire
Eruptions and Medicines Mentioned in Local Ad Page
Fragmentary ad text cites cough cures and a drug store in a small town. Mentions “One Minn.i- Cough Cure” and references to local merchants like E.Anderson’s Drug and Book Store. Context suggests miscellaneous products with unclear events or dates.
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Renair
Belis
Peisard
E.anderson
Populists Nomination, Idaho Entanglement, Foraker Speech
News briefs note Populist advisors push notifying Bryan of nomination by Sioux Falls convention in Topeka and a Free Silver Republican timing. Idaho entanglement leads to tentative withdrawal of Populist electoral candidates and return to earlier stance with Bryan called into talks. Foraker announces Ohio appearances and New Jersey Sept 13 convention plans.
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Bryan
Chicago
Sioux Falls
Topeka
Kan
Free Silver
St Paul
Minn
Towne
Idaho
Blanchard and
Jones
St. Louis World’s Fair Aimed For 1993 Exposition
Harold Juhusen toured the region urging support for a St. Louis World’s Fair to be held in 1993. Missouri plans funded by state and city sources, with $658,000 appropriated and citizens asked to match. Juhusen said preparations include a Paris visit to secure ideas and garner endorsements from Governor Francis and other officials.
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Harold Juhusen
Paris
St. Louis
Courtess
Johnson
Washington Star
Scripi
Leraily
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McKinley
Canton
White House
Washington
Wiliam Jeunes Bryan
Soth
Nadine
Hhis Young
Syme Tae Be
United States
Sherman
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Willy-Nilly
Avolano
Shberman
John Sherman
Ohio
Bil McKinley
Tamuseny Wail
Cali
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Lintec
Perry Webs
Sitan
Peter Peor
Abi Atier
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Croker
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Temmar
Nebraska
Thomas Collier Platt
Verna Risers
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Little
Express Safe
Neely
John D_ Lindsay
Charles F_ Neefty
Cuba
Wallace
United States Circuit Court At
Albany
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Railway Real
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Monon
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Kentucky 2Nd Indiana Bridge and Terminal Company
Louisville
Ohio Farmer
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Burns & Gossfr, Coshector
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Tonic Arker
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Chicas
J. Boyar
Parrol
Uurine
Gael
Ae Daperia
Am. League
Indianapolis
Boston
Boutweil
American Anti-Imperialist League
Compagnie Generale
Cookeville, Tenn
Fourth District
John F. Gore
Gainesboro
Congress
L. Vaughn
Jamestown
Texas
J.D. Sayers
Tovern
J. H. Wrighter
Nome
Aly Birga Russ
Killowen
Ensland
Myurse
Fortsmouth
Eva Willams
Mystu Ion
Neil Lewis
Foraker
York
J. B. Foraker
Stotz W
New Jemey
Steyn
London
Lorenzo Marques
Telegrapa
Whie Wright
John Smith
Gardner
Oscar Gardner Az
Barney Furey
People’s Athletic Club
Téria
ST. Louis’ World's Fair
Tisae
Steki
Wedio
C.E. Anderson
Do. Ag
Forbes Block
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