The Age Frays At Local Political Foes In Public Skirmish
The piece rails at Coshocton County rivals, calling out Hays Smiths Glenns and DeHarts for alleged assassination like tactics in local politics. It denounces Filthy Balmer and an “official organ” of the Republican party and defends honesty and the Nepal party against perceived corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Republican Party
Coshocton County
Uwuiteau
Hays
Smiths
Glenns
DeHarts
Smith
Glenn
Goddess of
Justice
Balmer
Star Chamber
George Hay
George A. Hay
Questioning George A Hay and his political record
The piece accuses George A Hay of corruption and poor governance. It claims as Coshocton mayor he appointed crooked police, under McKinley era he failed publicly, and under Foraker was rejected, leading to a vendetta with him. It portrays his circle as loyalists seeking favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hay
Coshocton
McKinley
Foraker
Hay
Bun
Iran Kelly
Mansfield
Fadner
Foley
C. E. Anderson
Drug and Book Store
Forbes Block
Iowa Prosperity and Debits Boost Republican Confidence
Iowa banks show rising deposits and depositors from 1894 to 1899 with national and state banks, loan and trust, and savings banks increasing totals. The piece credits Republican management for improved confidence, notes populist and fusionist figures, and ridicules Democratic positions and commentaries on labor and social issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Loan
Ernst F
Loan and Trust
Lowa
Union
Nein
Republican Party
Pretoria Occupation Signals End of South African War
The article argues British occupation of Pretoria foreshadows the war's close and possible consolidation of the Dutch republics under British rule. It discusses global sepa ration trends, trade balances under the Dingley tariff, and the idea that American securities return home, noting political fatigue with Bryanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretoria
Europe
American Securities
Boers Hold Out Amid Roberts Battles near Pretoria
London dispatches report Lord Roberts attacking Boer positions after Pretoria’s fall. Botha’s forces retreat east of the capital as the British press notes stiff resistance and strategic maneuvers along the Vaal crossing. Portugal fears Boer advance toward Delagoa Bay while convention talk in Philadelphia grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Botha
London
Tre
Transvaal
New Spruit
Machadodorp
Schreiner
Cape
Alfred Milner
Baker
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Hines
Lord Ronests
Methuen
DeWet
Portugal
Lisbon
Delagoa Bay
Lydenburg
East Africa
Miners win eight hour day after union parade
A Montana miners union celebration included letters from Senator W A Clark and F August Heintz head of Montana Ore Purchasing company granting miners an eight hour work day. Other items note Cape Colony coalition talk and various state conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mon
Minez
Opera House
W. A. Clark
F. August Heintz
Montana Ore Purchasing Company
Phenomenal Healers Dellissbar and Wife
The column promotes Dellissbar and wife as founders of Osteopathy and Magnetic Healing claiming cures without medicine. It lists dozens of patients from Zanesville to Wheeling with claimed recoveries and urges readers to consult their four page pamphlet for testimonials and free examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Par
Dellissbar
Mars
Alice M.gay
Zanesville
Bexmann
Semark
Ubie
We HH
Bassey
Wx. Moore
Zanesviie
Jeanette Wiiriows
Wheeling
Thas
States
Power of the Press
Times Recorder
Evening Courier
Zanesville Post
Church News
Signal
Labor Journal
Newark
Hip
American Tribune
Express
Advocate
Cambridge, C
Guernsey
Times
Jeffersonian
Republican
Sun
Multiple 1900s U S Events Mixed In Briefs In Chicago
A receiver takes control of Chicago Electric Traction debts. The Sixth U S Cavalry heads to the Philippines. Populists plan a Chicago headquarters opening. A two year old drowns near Chambersburg Ohio. An 18 year old woman is assaulted in New Philadelphia Ohio. Fire at Elmer Ogie’s barn near Tiffin Ohio causes $3000 loss. In Syracuse a fireman is fatally shot by Marie Andes. Court of Claims upholds Admiral Sampson in Santiago battle. Sparnfish squadron deemed inferior. General Otis returns to Washington from West Point then proceeds to New York for a city celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Electric Traction
United States Cavalry
Philippines
Chicago
Robert Cait
Chambersburg
Cora Bowers
New Philadelphia
Elmer Ogie
Tiffin
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank McMahon
Marie Andes
Court of Claims
Admiral Sampson
Santiago
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AGE
WM. McKinley
Obie
L.c.laylin
Supresa
Jude
John A. Schatle
Scacal
Sioger
L. B. Boxebrake
Fir
Board of Public Works
Charles A. Goddard
Duirs
Byed Commissoner
Joseph E. Blackevan
Congres
Ith
Melvin M. Gillett
Patriots
Cuba
Bryan and
Towne
Kentagey Vichories
Ast Democraty World Register
John E. Kent
Seti
Trermnaar
Pietturn
Oscar Crisman
Emporia
Kan
Philadelphia
Alabama
Pelawnare
New Wil
Columbus
Germania Band and Orchestral Company
Dayton
Metzger Clay Working Company
Swenton
Quea Moor Carriage Company
Clevelin
dS5y
Hails Company
Cit Masai
Br Manufaturing
Cleveland
Sirche i
Vancouver
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Nebraska
Omaha
Philade Mhia
William FL Gurn Ey
Nebo-4aslelegarion
John XN
Baldwin
Council Biofis
Gurley
Philadephia
trans-Missouri
Missouri Slope
Ohio Foresters
Cincinnati
Catholic Foresters of
Ohio
Charlies A. Helier
James Madigan
J. C. Cummings
Coluasius
J. P. Weekeeser
C. Lerman
Sandusky
J. Herbert
J. B. Lucas
Edward J. Ruetty
Canton
DR Dellisspar
Coshcton
Perlors
Empire Hoel
A. m
Washington
E. S. Otis
West Point
C. . Dent
Nester
Hosse
Robers
Chas. West
Burt Arenas
Wilseth Ch
C. McCormick Rarsl Deliterr, Co
Peletby
Thorouzbbres Poulery
Plymouth Hocks
Sridge
Lawbert
Stee, Arouaate
O. Mu
Brecy
Toscarora
Walgut Street
Robert Greer
Hoseoe
Blenders
Brendel - Bros
Forbes Bik
Chas. H. Fletcher
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Cashocton
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