Mark Hanna A Presidential Power in Ohio Today
The article profiles Mark Hanna as a dominant but nonprofessional politician who finances and campaigns for his favored candidate William McKinley. It recounts Hanna’s business empire in Cleveland and Lake Superior iron trades, his refusal to seek office, and his decisive influence on Ohio and national politics alongside past leaders like Garfield and Sherman. It notes their 1894 convention dynamics, Hanna’s loyalty to McKinley, and his role shaping Republican power from Atlantic to Pacific.
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M. A. Hanna
Ale
Hoe
Hanna
Cleveland
Erie Lake Shore
Garfield
Senator Sherman
Senator Foraker
Foraker
Ohio
William McKinley
Mr. Hanna
Atlantic
Pacific
McKinley
Blaine Boomer
John Sherman
Senator Edmunds
George William Curtis
Theodore Roosevelt
Hanna- McKinley
Vermont
Edmunds
Sherman
Sherman Wan
Mr. McKinley
Blaine
Iron and Copper
Michigan
Lake Superior
Naval Yard
Union National
Euclid Avenue
Opera
Tus- Carawas
Pittsburg
Chicago Times-Herald
Northern Pacific districts Palouse Potlach and Nez Perce overview
The article describes three Idaho and Washington agricultural districts Zenperce, Potlatch, and Palouse linked by the Northern Pacific Railroad. It notes Palouse grain strength, compares Palouse to Red River Valley, and mentions Nez Perce land ready for settlement with cheap prices. It advertises contact for folders and rates. It also contains short medical ads for One Minute Cough Care Beggs Blood Purifier and DeWitt's Little Early Risers with local sellers.
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Idaho
Washington
Northern Pacific
Palouse
Red River Valley
Minnesota
North Dakota
Nez Perce
Chas, S. Pen
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Superstitious Visitor Leaves St. Louis Hotel
A regular guest at Hurst hotel in St. Louis departs after citing superstition. He notes staff names Berry Graves Coffin Gunn Vitril Schrond Sex ton and the hotel's Hearse-like name, claiming it suggests a funeral. He pays his bill and leaves, predicting other hotel talent will appear by Saturday.
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Hurst
Hurst Hotel
St. Louis
Leversaw
Berry
Graves
Coffin
Gunn
Vitril
Schrond
Sexton
Mr. Hurst
St. Louis Republic
Six Year Old Boy In Love With 21-Year-Old Woman
A Walnut Hills boy named Frank, six, is described as infatuated with a 21 year old grocery store employee. He pays her attention, requests candy via a messenger, and imitates adult courtship. His father Hamlet Lee lives on Kemper Lane. Neighbors and parents react with concern over the unusual affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hills
Hamlet Lee
Kemper Lane
Frank
A Little Heroine Rescues Siblings From Fire
A Shamokin girl Mary Moran, age 11, wakes to smoke from her parents cooking. She frees her brother Leo, 8, and sister Margaret, 6, then reenters the blaze to rescue the younger child. The trio remained unconscious for over an hour.
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Mary
Frank Moran
Shamokin
Mr. Moran
Leo
Margaret
Philadelphia Press
Whiffs From Chicago shows a humorous street car tale
A Chicago Record columnist shares a vivid anecdote from a bustling street car. A well dressed man clashes with waiting women as a door jam triggers a comic tumble, followed by a chorus of laughter and uneasy glances from onlookers. The piece blends humor with social observation on urban life and gender dynamics in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record
Eugene Field
Common Council
Theonductor
Chicago
Jay
Tragic Death of Katie Pilifrock Opens Georgetown Brethren Obituary
An obituary in Georgetown Brethren Church notes Katie Pilifrock born March 8 1860 in Lanark died March 14 1806 at age 8 and a half after typhoid fever brain congestion and spinal complications. The family mourns her loss with prayer and faith in resurrection, detailing the church ties and the hopeful afterlife. Deceased leaves parents Elias and Sarah Finifrock two brothers and four sisters. Funeral conducted by Elders Martin and Rowland from Rev 14 12 19.
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Finifrock
Eisin
Kate Pisinoen
Elias
Sarah Finifrock
Lanark
Rmay
Beauty
Dankard Brethren Church
God
Martin and
Rowland
Georgetown
Christ
Began Cherry Cough Syrup Ad Claims Fast Relief
Busy people want swift results from a cough remedy. One Minute Cough Cure acts promptly and offers lasting relief, contrasting with slow alternatives. The ad warns about opiate-containing cough syrups that dry phlegm and mucus, and asserts Began Cherry Cough Syrup is safe.
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Joseph L Bidlack
Local Social Notes Reveal Weekend Visits Across Towns
Mrs Adair began her Pennsylvania trip Thursday to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Bremmer spent Thursday and Friday with her mother Mrs Backer east of Shannon. Merchant went to Kittridge Friday to stay with George Lomand and wife. Dave Sturtevant drills this week. John Linker and wife from Brookville visited his parents. James Merchant and wife hosted a pleasant time. Henry Kersey from Grand Janetion visited sister Mrs Francis Vanfrooklin last Friday. Mrs Valmer from Davenport Iowa spent Sunday with Mes r Henry Clark and wife from Willow. Willian Paynes hosts Sunday visit by Joseph Chitty who has not yet set place. Miles Slifer from Arnold’s Grove spent Sunday with Ed Trockenmiller.
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Henry Kersey
Grand Janetion
Town
Hame
Francis van Frooklin
Valmer
Davenport
Iowa
Mes.sler
Henry Clark
Willow
Willian Payne
Cherry Grove Local Notes and Upcoming Election
George Kisentise sold a trotting filly. Martin Paterbaugh will erect a large barn this summer. John Ler shows a two headed calf curiosity. Cherry Grove to elect a supervisor April 1. PF Straw to seek re election likely with no opposition. Zeigler and Zellers, Baltimore horse buyers, in town to pay top cash for good sound horses. Joe Spangler left for Iowa. William Flora joins H L L Kater in Shannon into machinery business. Georgetown central school exam drew large crowd. Auller and Zellers visited D I Sweitzer Friday. Old Socks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kisentise
Martin Paterbaugh
John Ler
Cherry Grove
B. PF
Straw
Zeigler & Zellers
Baltimore
Joe Spangler
Iowa
William Flora
H Ll, Kater
Shannon
Georgetown
Auller & Zellers
D. I. Sweitzer
Local notes and town meeting details in Georgetown
Georgetown notes cover exams and social events including a party at Daisy Annis, a rail mill summer plan, and a bob sled manure scene. It mentions Will Puterburgh’s White Longshows, Roe Lindsay leaving for Savannah, and a party at Daisy Annis. Also reports electric lights outage, a Freedom debating society run, and a town meeting notice for Rock Creek Township with election details and officers to be elected. The April McClure’s feature on Routgen’s cathode rays is noted, plus One Minute Cough Cure advertisement.
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Will Puterburgh
Roe Lindsay
Savanna
Railh Mills
Daisy Annis
Bill Davis
Harry Wingard
The
Freedom Debating Society
Tepal
Rock Creek
Carroll
State of Liouls
AW Brooke
Eleetion District
Tanda Eleetion District
Yeager
Wes Toleet
Kreelion
A.clai Joseph Wiltsey
McClure
Routgen
H. J. W. Dam
London
Wurzburg
Rentgen
Cleveland Moffett
America
Reading and Knowledge Through Books and Libraries
Lord Bacon’s adage on reading as power frames a call to seek knowledge beyond textbooks. A Burlington Route monthly pamphlet offers compact articles on geography science and history, mailed for free by sending a name and address to W. J. Kenyon at the St Paul office in 1806. The notice promotes the Burlington Route as the best line from St Paul and Minneapolis to Chicago or St Louis.
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Lord Bacon
Burlington
W. J
Kenyon, G. FO & BP
St Paul
Minn
N. Bs
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
St. Louis
New Train Service to Kansas City by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul
The Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul railway adds a night train on its Kansas City division alongside the day service. Southbound arrivals align with morning connections for Ottawa Excelsior Springs and points south or southwest. The through sleeping car runs Savanna Cedar Rapids Kansas City with free reclining chair cars and meals en route. Agents for the railway and connections offer further information.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Cedar Rapids
Kansas City
Savanna
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Baco-Curo claims cure for tobacco habit with guarantees
A vintage patriation advertisement touts Baco-Curo as a scientific, plant based cure for tobacco use. It promises permanent relief within thirty days, guarantees a refund with interest, and cites testimonials from users including pastors. The notice also promotes southward migration and Mobile & Ohio Railroad excursions with land prospects and agent contacts.
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Berlin
Clayton
Nevadada Ca
Ark
Eureka Chemical and Mf. Co
la Creme
Wis
Poh
Manning
Church
Eureka Chemical and
MI. Co
la Crosse
Boston
Mass
Beggs Diarrhea Balsam and Cough Cure Claims
Purported advertisements tout Beggs Diarrhea Balsam as a vegetable remedy for quick relief and lasting cure of diarrhea. One Minute Cough Cure is praised for coughs and cold relief, with child friendly taste and rapid action. An appeal mentions vast Beggs German Salve sales and near-total customer satisfaction guarantees.
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Joseph L Bidlack
Eee
Joseph Lo Fidlack
Joseph Lidlucis Sella
Voluntary Quervers Meteorological Record 1806 Week
Weather log for March 22 1806 at Saturls station notes mean pressure and temperatures with scattered figures. Observer Wentz records brief meteorological data and miscellaneous readings while cited brands Castoria and Mega Blowl Purifier appear in an unrelated advertising insert.
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Saturls
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Mark Hanna
Adulterated Wine
Wm. Hogan
Geo. A. Mills
Lebanon
Conn
City Drug Store
Josh Bidlack
Zenperce, Potlatch, Palouse
Joseph L Bidlaete
DeWitt
Hogan
Tien Tsin
China
Yamen
Czar
Moscow
Jersey Deer Park
George Gould
George J. Gould
Stonehill
Freehold
N. J
Canada
New York
Earl of Dunraven
Prince of Wales
Broadway
Chicago Tribune
Benedict
Nepa Ventas
Altgeld
Democratic Party
Great Trusts
Great American Republic
Allegheny Range
Union
Republican Party
Fulton Register
Etta J. Smith
Carroll Lil
Fannie L Tuttle
John H Tuttle
Amos Wolf
Jacob Royer
Jacob A Royer
Marcus H Judd
Lewis Imel
Chadwick
Revina Soule Et al
Frank W. van Buskirk
At Carroll
Thomas E Dresbach
Frank W VanBuskirk
Douglas Laxwell
Franklin Picking
Silledgeville
Martin Shepard
Wedard W Dupals
St Paul Land Co
William Krider
Win H Krider
UL Shirk
Abraham G Zook
H L Shirk
Melvin J Lewis
James Ried
York
John W Shults
Ninian H Harden
Guy Hackett
Pliny Taylor
Ninian Mf Harden
Margaret A Gillespie
Elias F Stitely
SC Burnham
Wt Carroll
Leo Helbrig
Michael C Radke
Henry L Shirk
Samuel Senneff
Mertha Clemmer
Henry Kness
Fair Haven
D L Maxwell
Janett Williams
Milledgeville
Ella Stevens Ton H Helmbaugh
Reel Creek
Albert Edwards Et al
Abraham H Rohrer
Salem
Oscar Edwards
Abraham Hl Rohrfer
Cincinnati Gazette
Begles
Joseph Leidlack
Wat
Katie
California
Lonvantine
Cal
Gazette
Illinois
Mra
Josemnine Ker
Pitcher’s Castoria
Jos. L. Bronack
Spring Valley
Reading
Ninth
Congressional District
Freeport
T Oelock
Congress
State Board of Equalination
Vernis Hoone County
Jo Davies
Stephenson
Withaebago
AT. Meonma
A. A. Straven
Sanronp
Lee
Winristas
Boone
Pat. Stephenson
Waywe
Jo Thiviess
KB SoMste
Whinetage Congressional Comittee
South
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
St Louis Union Station
Alabama Land Development Company
Henry Vonde
Mobile
Ala
Mobile & Ohio Road
W. R. Rowland
N. Fourth St
Charles Rudolph
District Mass
Marquette Building
W. H. Harrison
Fourth St
Des Moines
M. H. Bohreer
West Fort
We Hogan
CSOT
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
G. C. Oscoon
Lowell, Mass
J. P. Kincarmton
Conway, Ark
M.A. Ancien, M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Children's Department
Hosrttan Axd Dispensary
Sass
Allen C, Burra
J. A. Young
Lanark, Ill
Depot
Indiana Bicycle CO
Indianapolis
Ind
C. H. Moore
Casy
Agalint
Doanvagnes
Sterling Gazette
U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
N. Wentz
Vol. Observer
Chamberlain
Graphic
Tedly kKoond Charoberlain
Wi. Mogan
City Drugmore
Mix
Cheatera
Marthe Hemnelg
Chy Drug Store
Ray
Rocky Mountain
Targe
Van
Ek Pgs
Star Accident Company
Chicago, Li
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