Coshocton Emerging as Key Ohio Convention City
Coshocton gains reputation as a top convention hub for small towns in Ohio. The Hast Obion and Muskingum River area hosts the Methodist Episcopal and Methodist Protestant conferences, plus a Democratic judicial district meeting drawing delegates from 15 counties. The city expects future visits from American Mechanics and other groups as it expands facilities and welcomes diverse audiences.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Dewey Bluff at Democratic Nomination Craft Sparks Pride
The passage mocks Dewey as duped by his mother-in-law into a bluff for the Democratic nomination to defeat Bryan. It notes the implied pride in Dewey and suggests the use of his name could hurt Bryan, hinting at political maneuvering and public opinion.
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Dewey
Bryan
Oghner
Bryaniam
Motron
Portorican Sugar Tariff Cut Sparks Political Sniping
The text notes a tariff drop on Porto Rican sugar from 3 per 10 pounds to 9 cents per pound amid a volley of political barbs. Nevada Republicans seek redemption as the Republican state convention endorses President Mehini and names six delegates for Philadelphia.
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Porto Rica
Nevada
Republcan
Mehini
Philadelphia
New York Ice Trust Debate and Economic Echoes
Opinion pieces rail against the ice trust and extortion, praise summer relief for the poor, and note broad financial data. The column cites gold reserves, cotton exports, and a mix of political jabs, war mentions, and Republican tropes, with references to Mafeking, Klondike, and U S treasury figures.
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New York
Ice Trust
New Fast Train Added Under Pennsylvania Lines Schedule
A new fast intermediate train will debut Sunday May 27 under the Pennsylvania Hines schedule. It will depart Pittsboro at 8:25 AM and is slated for a good time. Westbound express No 3 shifts 15 minutes earlier and no longer serves as the midnight Coshocton train. The Pittsbure to St Louis service trims minutes. No changes to Tasie Tasie proven.
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Pittsboro
Pittscure
Coshocton
Pittsbure
St. Louis
Ny Tasie
One Minute Cough Cure Prompts Local Promotion
A damaged notice touts a patent remedy for coughs and lung troubles. It cites testimonials from Hood and Crosby Moss about relief and claims immediate action for colds bronchitis asthma and related illnesses. The ad mentions a drug store owned by C E Anderson on Main Street.
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Hood, Tustice
the Pearce
Crosby Moss
Ithan
Seventeenth district convention to be held in Newark
The Seventeenth district convention is set for June 14 in Newark just after the state Democratic gathering in Columbus. The article traces past representation from Holmes and explains the proposed delegate distribution across Licking Holmes Wayne Tuscarawas and Coshocton counties. It notes candidates such as McDowell for Holmes and Brister Hill and others for the Licking slate, with historical context on former congressmen from each county.
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Columbus
Dgvenel
Ohio
John A. McDowell
Holmes
McDowell
Millersburg
Holmes County
Fromi
Killbuck
Flolmes ‘County
Lebanon
Mount Union College
Miltersburg
Addison S. McClure
Wayne County
JHC
George FE. Broom
McClure
McLean
Licking
Wayne
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
J. W. Cassingham
Wuarne
Rezin Beall
John Sloan
Benjamin Jones
Ezra Dean
Martin Welker
Martin L. Smyser
David Spangler
James [Matthews
John Johnson
Joseph Burns
Willian Helmick
Robert Finagan
Kenialy Wilkins
James J
Richards
Daniel IF. Leadbetter
John A. McPowell
William Waison
Wiliam Anberry
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Peace terms rumored as war enters new phase
London reports a telegram to the prime minister from President Kruzer proposing peace terms. The British press notes only unconditional surrender as the likely reply. Riots flare in London Aberdeen and Belfast as Mafeking celebrations erupt amid attacks on Boer sympathizers and property. General DeWet signals conditional surrender while British forces succeed at Mafeking and near Kroonstad.
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Daily Express
Foreign Office
Kruzer
Lord Salisbury
Aberdeen
Belfast Square
United Kingdom
Finchley
Harleston
Cronwright Schreiner
Olivé Schreiner
Lord Roberts
Kroonstad
Dewet
General Dewet
Buller
Laing
Nek
Daily Telegraph
Mequalling
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Clocolan
Robbery ring traced to farmer Letere and Milligan
Edward Letere followed horse and buggy tracks from his Canall Lewisville road stable to a camp near Orange where Deal the boy and Peggy Milligan were found with stolen wheels chickens and a robe. Milligan escaped as police tied to the scene and later a brown mare and bridle vanished from Adams Gleason Roscoe while a horse near Warsaw is suspected in the night thefts.
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Letere
Lewisville Road
Orange
Pesys
Deal
Milligan
Haines
Oxford
Hi. A. Compton
William Dunfee
Coalport
Adams & . Gleason
Roscoe
Pridge
Warsaw
Sympathy Strike Looms in St Louis Transit War
May 21 report from St Louis describes a looming sympathy strike among transit workers. Officers of Lunis Egress indicate talks with the transit company while unions claim management lacks full staff. About 5,500 workers could join the sympathy action, with labor leaders hopeful the strike will be ordered.
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Lunis Egress
St. Louis
Dent Mahn
Streetcar Mens ' Aesociation
Transit Company
Baumioff
Sireetcar Company
Metal Wages Council
Unita
Topeka death linked to Christian Scientists probe
May 21 Topeka The Masari or etz and Toneka plan to prosecute local Christian scientists over alleged responsibility for the death of Mrs John Morence. Mr Torseuse, chief clerk in the Santa Fe car service here until eight months ago, was a Mason. His wife recently died of typhoid and she was a Christian Scientist who refused a physician.
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Topeka
John Morrence
Torséuse
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Car Service Department
Plague Precautions In San Francisco May 1
San Francisco reports no new plague cases and an unchanged situation. The city board of health announces ongoing halikine inoculations for Chinese and Japanese residents and at city exits doctors enforce inoculation certificates for entry.
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San Francisco
Board of Health
Relief of Mafeking Report Confused but Confirmed
The Standard and Diggers News confirms Mafeking relief with a shaky account. British forces allegedly broke Boer lines near Maribego and entered the town, bombarding the Boers as they retreated. Boers report two killed and two wounded, while British losses are said to be substantial. Some accounts say the British fled without explanation.
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Lief
Mafeking
Lorenzo Marines
Standard
Diggers
Maribego
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