Political currents and a gold strike in Osmara
The Weekly Sentinel discusses Mark Hanna and the drive to oust him as Republican National Committee chair before the 1900 campaign. It notes McKinley’s renomination prospects and Ohio politics, while also reporting a late discovery of three gold lodes near Osmara, Egypt.
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Osmara
Egypt
Mark Hanna
Republican National Committee
Washington
McKinley
Hanna
Nash
Ohio
Mr. McKinley
McLean
Ohio Campaign Close Helps McLean despite Loss
The article notes Ohio results show McLean as a strong, creditable candidate. Mayor Jones' harsh recalls reduced Republican gains beyond Ohio, and McLean's gracious defeat strengthens his standing. A future senatorial possibility for Cincinnati journalist Hannah is hinted.
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Ohio
Mr. McLean
Jones
McLean
Hannah
Cincinnati
Philippine insurrection to face decisive fall campaign
The author predicts a decisive phase in the Philippines as rain ends and American forces under Lawton and McArthur press the insurrection. Aguinaldo may stage a final fight, but a breakup into guerrilla bands would erode his prestige among the Tagalos, while Americans establish order and government.
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Philippines
Lawton
McArthur
Aguinaldo
Tripartite Samoa pact ends as U S readies Tutuila sphere
The article notes the tripartite arrangement over Samoa being abandoned by mutual consent. It states the United States will hold Tutuila as a sphere of influence while Great Britain withdraws and Germany remains dominant, ending a three consul governance in the South Pacific. It also mentions civic intrigue about Mayor Sam Jones of Toledo seeking Cleveland mayoral office.
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Samoa
United States
Pago Pago Bay
Tutuila
Great Britain
Germany
Sam Jones
Toledo
Golden Ruler
Cleveland
Jones
McLean
Nash
Death of Hon. John T. France at Decatur
The death in Decatur of Hon. John T. France draws sincere regret from hundreds of friends. A renowned lawyer and loyal Democrat, he was esteemed for high character and genial companionship. His services in campaigns earned broad admiration among Allen county Democrats and beyond.
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Decatur
John T. France
France
Allen County
City Board Plans Next Sire Brick Crematory
A local board debates the placement of a new crematory facility. Officials argue for a brick structure to replace the current and to align with municipal plans.
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Board of Works
Municipal Conference Plans For Columbus Meeting
Contemplating election returns, the seventh National Conference for Good City Government and the fifth annual National Municipal League meet in Columbus, Ohio, November 15 to 17 to adopt a municipal program guiding city governance. The program aims to curb leaks to political beneficiaries and maximize public welfare through reform-minded administration. Local leagues can influence policy, elect reform-minded council members, and expose misdeeds with public support backing. The Columbus sessions will seek stronger methods to secure results and merit careful attention.
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National Conference For
National Municipal League
Columbus
Ohio
Municipal League
League
Governor Race Perception Highlighted by Campaign
A terse line notes that his race for governor is shaping public perception, implying a view that the contest signals broader political implications.
Mayor Jones Declares Victory for Nonpartisan Cause in Ohio
Toledo Mayor Samuel M. Jones hails Cuyahoga County voters for repudiating political bossism and backing a non-partisan movement. He praises freedom and humanity, says Nash’s election is a lesser outcome, and signals ongoing efforts to erode party influence in Ohio politics.
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Samuel M. Jones
Toledo
Mark Hanna
Cuyahoga
McLean
Nash
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Jones
The ethics of maming and modern war ideas
A Chicago inventor proposes a kite carried explosive system for silent attacks and modernizes warfare ethics. The piece contrasts explosive shells with humane bullets, notes political talk on McKinley Hanna, smallpox fears and vaccination, and predicts cremation as a future norm.
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Chicago
Transvaal
Hostage Spy Threat Shocks Cape Town Dispatch
A Cape Town dispatch says State Secretary Reitz demands General White release Nathan Marks held at Ladysmith or Boers may execute six British officers. British officials dispute the report as unlikely while sensational papers urge harsh reprisal and relief for General White.
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London
Cape Town
Reitz
White
Nathan Marks
Ladysmith
Buller
War Office
Colonial Office
Transvaal
Kruger
Marks
Executive Council
General White
Adrian
Ape Town
Ethune
UNCLE SAM Stamps gifts for Thanksgiving care
New Leghorn Citron 12c lb New Lemon and Orange Peel 10c New Zantee Currants 8c lb Cleaned Currants 1 lb pkgs 9c Seeded Raisins 1 lb pkgs 11c New Musertel Raisins 4 crown 10c London Layer Raisins 12c New Sultana Raisins 14c New Shelled Almonds 32c lb New Loose Figs 9c lb New Layer Figs 14c ib New Boiled Cider 35c gallon White Fruit House
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London
HOUSE
Kid Shoes Offered in Multiple Colors
White pink blue tan brown and chocolate kid shoes priced from 25 to 50 cents each.
Arnolds Specialties Ad Presents Distinctive Comfort Goods
An advertisement lists products with unique features in comfort healthfulness and durability. Items include ENIT DIAPERS NIGHT GOWNS UNDERSKIRTS GERTRUDE SUITS BATH APRONS LEGLETS BIBS ABDOMINAL BANDS WASH CLOTHS SHIRTS priced from 75c to 10.00 and invites orders for visiting cards and engravings to beat holiday rush.
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Leila M. Otto
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Lillian M. Springer
George W. Chapman
Ida Sowle
Thomas C. Rogers
Frances A. Hershhey
William A. Riehle
Lizzie
Bowers
Benjamin Saunders
Rose A. Byerley
Uncle Sam
Arnolds Specialties
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