Ohio campaign opens with 75000 crowd in Akron
Special report from Akron shows a large Republican rally at Grace Park where Judge Nash spoke followed by Governor Roosevelt of New York. Roosevelt argued the Ohio race is a national contest, attacking the Democratic platform on trusts, expansion and free silver, and praising civil war era unity and party principles. He warned against tariff tinkering and proposed currency stability as key to national prosperity.
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Axnon
Ohio
Grace Park
Judge Nash
Rosevelt
New York
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Ohio Democracy
Dough Face
Copperhead
Mr. Bryan
Standard Oil
Gin Bart
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Board of Mediation and Arbitration
Priest closes side show at DeKalb Street Fair
Father OConnor shuts down a carnival midway act in Derham on Sept 22 as state warrants lead to the arrest of dancers in the south tent. Dancers fled from the front and were bailed out later amid crowds at the DeKalb fair.
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Derham
Father O'Connor
Free Methodist conference elects district elders and forms aid society
At Bervipers Illinois on September 22 the Free Methodist conference elected three district elders, J. D. Marsh D. Brooke and H. O. Hubbard. It organized a Mutual Aid society with a 35 assessment on death of a minister and 2.50 on death of a minister's wife. The State Sunday school convention will be held tomorrow. Beloit Free Press praises Wheeler brothers on water works deal. Foundation completed for Lincoln avenue school. Schoeffel Brockhausen store marks second anniversary sale drawing crowds.
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Ministers Farm Aid Society
Bervipers
Ill
Mlinois
Free Methodist Conference
J. D. Marsh
D. Brooke
H. O. Hubbard
Marriage license issued in Chicago to Frank Barber and Mae Halen
The Chicago papers report a license granted yesterday to Frank Barber and Miss Mae Halen of Freeport. Miss Halen returned from Chicago last night and denies she is married. Additional local figures J EB Taggart, B G Cooper, James Rezner, and J R Young will depart for Springfield to aid at the state fair, with others including O Landes, Dick Chilton, J P Kramer, and Scott Deaner planning to go later in the week.
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Chicago
Frank Barber
Mae Halen
Freeport
Messrs
J. EB. Taggart
Ridotty
B. G. Cooper
Rock Grove
James Rezner
Lancaster
J. R. Young
Dakota
Springfield
O. Landes
Dick Chilton
J. P. Kramer
Scott Deaner
Goon program and gospel meetings announced by evangelist
A goon program is arranged for tomorrow evening featuring good music and two short addresses on "The Value of Young Men." A cordial welcome is extended to all. Special prayer meetings occur every evening next week except Saturday in preparation for gospel meetings starting Monday evening Oct 2 led by Dr Daniel Shepardson Jr the evangelist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Shepardson, Jr
Funeral Notices for Kirchhofer and Williams
The funeral of Henricus Kirchhofer is set for 1 30 from the house tomorrow afternoon due to typhoid precautions with church services afterward. The Williams funeral will be from the family residence on Oak street Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock with brothers Orrin Edward and Eugene attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henricus Kirchhofer
Henry Williams
Oak Street
Orrin
Edward
Eugene
Social notes from Polo Pecatonica and Chicago visitors
Mrs. S. A. Moore visits her brother at Polo. Geo. C. Fry is in from Chicago. A. L Nestlerode arrives from Chicago to spend Sunday with family. Miss Zell Mynard visits friends at Pecatonica.
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S. A. Moore
Polo
Geo. C. Fry
Chicago
A. L Nestlerode
Zell Mynard
Pecatonica
Memorial Lutheran choir rehearsal and Oyster saloon ad
Miss Hattie B. Kerlin and W. A. Kintzle will assist the Memorial Lutheran church choir tomorrow evening. Fried oysters offered at the Arcade saloon. A. C. Smith provides piano harmony counterpoint and vocal music. Hours 9 to 12 a.m. near the English Lutheran church. A good Macintosh for $1.98 at the Golden Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie B. Kerlin
W. A. Kintzle
Memorial Lutheran Church Choir
A. C. Smith
English Lutheran Church
The
Golden Eagle
New Stock of Fall and Winter Millinery Sold Here
In business at the old stand I have just received a complete stock of fall and winter millinery. All the latest up-to-date styles in ready-to-wear hats. Orders promptly attended to. Mas, N. E. Keo, P. Q. block.
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Mas
N. E. Keo
P. Q. Block
Community notices and social events update
Min or Harrigan family moves from Sioux City Iowa. Miss Hatte Kerlin to lead Memorial Lutheran church music Sunday. Pastors association to meet Monday at 11 a m in Y M C A parlor. Lena day lunch baskets at courthouse. 40 cent round trip. train 9 a m. Mr and Mrs J G Baymiller were surprised by 45 friends with games and refreshments. Embury Epworth league hosts Measuring party next Tuesday with piano loan and a hear ing and smelling contest. Mothers urged to take Rocky Mountain Tea. Fried oysters at Arcade saloon. Boys knee pants sale 25 cents at Golden Eagle. Lodlw
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M. Harrigan
Sioux City
Hatte Kerlin
Memorial Lutheran Church
Pastors’ Association
Y.M.C. A
Lena
Court House
J. G. Baymiller
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