Comings and Goings in the Community Society Notes
Local society page lists numerous residents and visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Madison Rose and five sons spent Sunday in Cleveland. Frank Beebe to Atlantic City for several weeks. Miss Lore Seth back from a week at Atlantic City. Mrs. T. J. Haseley and san Ambrose visiting in Dennison. Mrs. N. Speeckman visiting Akron. Miss Weltha Carr vacationing in Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. CW Smith visiting Newcomerstown. John Siegrist among Coshocton people in Atlantic City. Mrs. P. W. Culbertson visiting Scranton. Miss Eila Crider at Gon esville. Heliest Coca Festicia were Thomas and family with Coshocton friends. Mrs. Charles Williams and son visiting the Presbyterian parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Rose
Cleveland
Frank Beebe
Atlantic City
T. J. Haseley
San Ambrose
Dennison
N. Speeckman
Akron
John Siegrist
P. W. Culbertson
Ishete
Scranton
Grain-O Endorsement From Mrs. Myers for Health
In this testimonial from Le Roy New York a local user praises Grain-O from Genesee Pure Food Co. for health benefits. The letter urges families to choose Grain-O for their children's welfare and claims it superior because it is easily digested and nutritious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixetox
D.C
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
C.F. Mrers
Bryan Faces Trials as He Seeks Presidential Bid
The Washington Star notes that William Jennings Bryan is on trial as he mounts a presidential bid. Democratic states debate free silver and tariff reform while the Kansas City platform reflects his influence on policies and his running mate choice.
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Bryan Finals
Brian
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Kansas City
Washington Star
Estate matters and transfers listed in Monroe township records
The document records transfers and executorships including ED Wellies as estate administrator and William M. Berley land transfer, with mentions of Nancy S. Weatretaas and J W Cassingham exchanges in Monroe township and Spring Mountain, plus additions to property counts.
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Abana
ED Lybatec
James ED Wellies
Nancy S. Weatretaas
Monroe Township
William M. Berley
The Next Congress and Republican Majority Prospects
The article discusses the likelihood of securing a Republican majority in the Fifty-seventh House, noting concerns over party control and the potential impact of southern district gains. It mentions parties, candidates, and the political stakes, including Bryan and McKinley influences, and calls for a Department of Commerce and Industries to expand U.S. markets.
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Wort Atvexd
Repebts Congressional Committee
Teaseph W. Babcock
New York
Babcock
Brihe
Baivan
Aguinaldo
McKinley
Dios
Poe
Tate
Clise
Disineerarie
Republic
Rae House of Pepper
Congress
Department of Commerce and Industries
Silk Protection Spurs American Exports at Paris Show
A historical overview extols protective tariffs for the silk industry, noting France’s old protectionist success and the United States rising to 4 percent domestic silk production. It claims U S silk makers won top honors at the Paris exposition, highlighting protection as key to American industrial strength and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Italy
Levant
France
Louis XI
United States
Jobor
What would happen if Bryan won the 1900 election
A curdled press summary argues free silver and free trade would follow a Bryan victory with a Democratic Congress, endangering American prosperity and provoking a repudiation of imperial policy. A Boston anti expansionist letter warns that Bryanism could threaten the nation more than current policies, urging support for McKinley’s re-election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brean
Philadelphia Luquirer
Boston
SiKinsey
Bryan
Meixinley
Che Pse
Fragmented political rant with garbled text
A garbled opinion piece attacks the Democratic Party accusing them of dishonesty and poor forecasting for the McKinley era, claiming misstatements about law and elections in Puerto Rico. The text shows misspellings and incoherent sentences, reflecting OCR errors rather than clear reportage.
Ben Roit Remembers and political lines shift
Fragmentary text questions Roitzo and campaign strategy. It references the Democratic party losing inspiration from Jefferson and Jackson and warns against appealing to certain names in an anti expansion effort. No clear events, dates, or persons beyond Roitzo identified.
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Democratic Party
Jefterson
Jackson
What Brian Wanted
The text argues that since four years ago leaders claimed people wanted more money, money supply rose by 1.35321 trillion annually. It blames Democratic failure to denounce Hawaii annexation on Hawaii voting to revive a 16 to 1 advantage.
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Brian
Hawaii
Unclear OCR snippet on Philadelphia firm name and progress
Fragmentary text mentions a Philadelphia firm and references advance, prosperity, and a hospital context but lacks readable details or concrete events. No clear people, dates, or actions are extractable for a solid summary.
Prosperous Farmers Spur Regional Prosperity in Kansas
Fragmentary report notes farmers in Kansas embrace new bio based venture to boost wealth. Mentions a specific farmer saving a unique diamond investment and a local club named Aston. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Hes Eelar
Aston Clube
Forty Years Among Cannibals Extravagant Escape Tale
FragmentedOCR describes a captive in Arica held forty years and a possible release from captivity. It hints at a sensational travel or adventure narrative with medical stilted terms and references to institutes and a central figure. The text is garbled but suggests an antiquated exploration memoir tone.
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Trencu Adventu
Opeerfess
Ig Ensiente
Fardie Wosietter
Veape Jaer
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