Nominations and political missives echo in varied cities
Cumusiaxo and Brovenson were publicly notified of their nomination in New York. A mass of opinion pieces from Richmond to Omaha discuss Cleveland’s nomination, tariff policy, and wage concerns. Reports comment on Reed, McKinley, and Kadence of women voters, with regional notes on tariffs, wool, and Australian duties.
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Cumusiaxo
Brovenson
Madleon Square Garden
New York
Eeeas
Harrens Weekly
Kate
Cleveland
Reed
Debates on Protection and Homestead Scenes Recap
The item recalls violent acts at Homestead and contrasts protection for workers with Carnegie era wage cuts. It also notes Cleveland era politics, the Cleveland Plain Dealer’s large edition, and congressional sessions on sundry civil, naval, and immigration issues. The summary references Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Lincoln O’Brien, and period remedies.
Foreigner Pay Tariff Question From Washington Driver
Mike Doran a Washington City street car driver questions Gov McKinley about who pays tariffs citing socks from Ireland and a New York Customs House charge asking which foreign government to contact to reclaim $3 arguing the foreigner pays taxes and requesting a refund.
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Mike Doran
Washington City
Ireland
New York Custom House
Micra
Doran
Heary County Democratic Central Committee Meeting Notice
Members are notified to convene at an unspecified evening hour to set a time for the County Convention and to transact any other business that may arise before the meeting. M. Paleo serves as Chair.
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Heary County
Democratic Central Committee
M. Paleo, Chan
F-Hotine
Hohon
Manone
Henty County
Ohio
Mary Hope
McVarland
Cortland Viney
Ridgeville Corners News Briefs and Local Notes
Ridgeville Corners notes recall visits by Henry Woalcatt and family, a Toledo resident inquiring after parents, and a wedding last week. Horse shoes gains popularity as a town pastime. Dr Coy reports hunting success and supplies wild game, potatoes, hens, and other harvests. A county infirmary visit describes 80 inmates and praise for superintendent Conrad Miller's care.
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H. Dittmer
Ada
Nelson van Neve
Toledo
Henry Woalcatt
West Unity
Joe Smith
S Mise Inman
M. Harmon
Tad Linley
Coy
Reneevne
Henry County Infirmary
Wm. Rokerman
Mr. Pee
Donil
Pete
Conrad Miller
McClure Rowdyism and Local News Largely Unquiet
In McClure the week closed with a disturbance at the Pillage dance where Grant Warner was attacked by Sherman Kissinger, narrowly escaping death from a blow to the temple. Dr. Sharp saved him. Kissinger is at large. F. Hickerson has received his new power probe and the McClure Free Press is in good order. S. R. Battenfield’s fifty second birthday was celebrated by 40 to 50 relatives. Rev. Lytle of Leipsic preached at the U B church. Dunkards may build a new church this fall. Ted Wilcox takes a pleasure trip to St Louis Kansas City and San Francisco via Southern Pacific. Dr. Watton heads West next week. A farmer hauled 14 acres of wheat in one load, about four bushels per acre. Democrats optimistic about November.
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McClure
Bowery
Grant Warner
Sherman Kissinger
Warner
Dr. Sharp
Kissingers
F. Hickerson
S. R
Battenfield
U.B
Lytle
Leipsic
Dunkarda
Ted Wilcox
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Pacific
Dr. Watton
Far West
Acre
A Whaler At The Pair Progress Heads To Chicago Exhibit
The old whaling bark Progress, now in Detroit on route from New Bedford to Chicago, will display a full whale catching exhibit for World’s Fair visitors. It has made 17 profitable trips around Cape Horn, crossed the Arctic twice, and survived a 1871 fleet disaster that saw most ships wrecked. Progress carries six fully equipped whale boats with sharp bows and rapid oarsmen.
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Detroit
New Bedford
Mass
Chicago
Cane Horn
Arctic
New Hedford
Napoleon judge J M Haag dies after illness
Judge J M Haag a longtime Napoleon attorney dies at 7 oclock Tuesday evening after several days of illness. Born in Millersburg Pennsylvania on August 16 1854 he practiced law in Napoleon since 1880 and served in the legislature. Funeral at his residence on Lomward Street at 2 PM with Rev Donahey in charge.
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J. m. Haag
Napoleon
Judge Haag
Ofelork
Lomward
Pennsylvania
Millesburg
York County
Lancaster County
Millersburg
Canal Dover
Mebane
Northwest
I. L. Robertson
Hang
Napoleon Bar
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