Ohio Tax Reduction Promises for Farmers and Homeowners
Governor Nash criticizes Democratic claims in a Sidney speech, detailing Ohio tax policy under Republican rule. He cites a state levy cut from 289.10 to 223.2 cents per $100, lowering two-year taxes by about $3.08 million for personal and real property, with new levies on corporations and utilities to fund state government.
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Nash
General Assembly
Ohio
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House
Democratia
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Wieveland
Poteet Wath
Golverdaes
Cincinnart
Cleveland
Tom Bedohnsen
Reiong Sa
Prerou
Toledo
Columbas
Cincinnati
Samuel M. Jones
Simon Pure
J. N. Hinkle
Julius Freizehmang
Tom L. Johnson
Sandusky
Tom
Johnsen
Cleve
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Tax Dodging Allegations Surround Mayor Johnson
The Cleveland Enquirer reports Mayor Johnson faced tax doubts over back taxes owed on properties not listed for several years. The case includes Akins letters alleging delayed audits and Johnson’s failure to appear, prompting a 1899 Ohio petition to bar tax collection and a long running injunction.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Enquirer
Cuyahoga County
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Tavine
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United States
Cuyahoga
New York
Young Men to the Front in Beveridge Speech
In Chicago, Albert J. Beveridge urged young Americans to embrace national greatness. He praised America’s vast industries and railways and warned democracy against limits to growth, urging youths to equip armies and ships for a global role while attacking imperialism as a test of republican character.
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Great Republic
Chicago
National Republican League
United State
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Republic
Republican Party
America
Sind Conerras
Che Republic
Livingston speech on tariff abolition and industry decline
Georgia figure Livingston argues that abolishing the tariff would dismantle all manufacturing and shift millions of workers to farm life. Critics call his plan a bitter pill, doubting laborers would accept the proposal.
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Gongressian Livingston
Georgia
Liv- Jngsten
Man Cured Of Stomach Trouble By Tablets
Henry L. Shattuck of Shellsburg was cured of long standing stomach trouble after using four boxes of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Previous remedies and many doctors failed. For sale by C E. Anderson 2 Forbes block.
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Henry L. Shattuck
Shellsburg
Town
Chamberlain
C E. Anderson
Forbes
Bryan’s Hero Or Is It A Trap For 1894 Democrats
The Washington Post reports that Bryan denies candidacy while pushing to steer the 1894 race. It questions his motive in supporting Tom L Johnson, arguing such moves could doom the Democratic victory by endorsing “rotten money” and undermining party unity.
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Tom L. Johnson
Bryain
Tom Johnson
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Washington Post
Dery
Te Alfer
Bigelow Urges Home Rule and Just Taxation
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Rev. Herbert S. Bigelow calling for home rule and fair taxation as remedies to public evils. He cites taxing idle coal land at 60 percent of cash value to mobilize investment and labor, noting upcoming debate on single tax theory before the November election. The piece notes a broader discussion may unfold beyond Sandusky platform.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Herbert $. Bigelow
Bowling Green Mondhy
Enquirer
Connellsville
Siegl Teist
Sandusky
Deafness Cure Claims and Catarrh Notice
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure as remedy for deafness caused by Eustachian tube inflammation. Claims nine of ten cases from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness from catarrh not cured by the remedy. Provides address J Crane & Co Toledo for testimonials.
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Hall
J. Crane & Co
Toledo
Henry George Philosophy Guides Johnson on Single Tax Plan
The article traces Henry George's single land tax philosophy through Tom Johnson of Ohio. It notes Johnson's public support in Congress for Maguire’s 1894 bill taxing land at full market value, and Johnson’s remarks praising the George doctrine as a national remedy. It cites Johnson’s recorded statements and his insistence that the single tax targets land, not bonds or stocks.
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Ohio
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Ohio Democrats face George Johnson tax platform clash
The piece attacks Tom Johnson and Henry George inspired policies as a sov ereign remedy including free trade and single land tax exemptions. It questions Johnson's residency and loyalty to Ohio Democrats while labeling his ticket as nontraditional and divisive.
Memph is Special Race Recap With Albert 3 Victory
In a special match race in Memphis on October 8 Sir Albert 3 defeated my monthay mile in one heat by three lengths, beating the world’s two thousand second time. The event highlighted sprint and mile pacing as local fans watched.
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Memphis
Sir Albert
Spark Ignites Prairie Fire in Laporte Runaway Train
An engine spark started a small prairie fire near Laporte Texas on October 29. A following freight train fanned the blaze and cotton on a date ar ignited. The entire train, except for the rear of cotton, was burned.
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Laporte
Tex
Training Bowels With Candy Cathartic Claims
An old advertisement touts Caucate Your Bowels as a training aid for bowel control. It promotes Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C C C and asserts genuine tablets are sold by druggists with no bulk sales.
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