Republican Hosts Bid for Fifteenth Ohio League Convention
Reports from Columbus note many leading Republicans gathering for the fifteenth annual state convention of the Ohio League of Republican clubs. Senator Foraker and Governor Nash figures attend, with Daugherty and Morrow among prominent speakers and possible re-elections for Speelman and Carr.
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Kentucky
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Hillsboro
Foraker
Speelman
Carr
Roosevelt opposes ratification of isthmian canal treaty
Governor Roosevelt states he hopes the pending canal treaty is not ratified unless the United States gains full control of the canal, warning it affects sea power and national interests. The message reflects concern over sovereignty and military implications tied to canal management.
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Lincoln Day Banquets Honor the Great Emancipator
Ohio leaders and national figures gather in Cincinnati for the fifteenth annual Ohio State League of Republican clubs banquet with President McKinley’s telegram read to guests. Other events include Lincoln dinner in New York and birthday observances in Waco and Boston with speeches by Depew Cushman Kahn and local officials.
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War's end to bring American goods boom, Cape Town report
Consul General Stowe says after South African war ends a boom will follow with strong demand for American goods and foodstuffs. Fort Slocum organises a 1100 man corps for service in the Philippines to replace losses. Pro Boer meeting in Springfield draws 2063 attendees with resolutions denouncing England. Leyds visit to Russia postponed due to Czars guest.
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Ohio
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England
Fragmented OCR Note Reflects Unclear Medical Terms
Obscure text fragment mentions doctors and life pills in a jumbled line. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge to form a coherent item or report.
Startling Kimberley horseflesh rations report in Cape papers
London reports from Kimberley in the Cape show rations since January largely consist of horseflesh, causing revulsion among women and children and a rising death rate among the garrison. Highlanders claim enemy losses at Modder River are heavier, and Lord Roberts visits the camp amid praise for MacDonald.
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Modder River
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Highland Brigade
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Allen's Home Remedies and Foot Ease Ad Giant
Prominent old advertisements tout a “Mother Gray” remedy for children claiming to cure colds feverishness headaches and worm problems within four hours. A second ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease corns bunions and sore feet sold by general druggists for 25 cents with samples available by mail.
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New York
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LeRoy, N.Y
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