Political meet sentiment and economic fears sweep the nation
The text argues a McKinley victory would restore employment and wages, denounces Confederate pension policies, discusses temperance, gold and silver coinage, and notes labor unrest and public works debates. It critiques current pensions, calls for anti-South votes, and contemplates water works funding and onion farm satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ocean
Crisp
Washington
South
Hokesmith Dynasty
Thomas
Gen. Logan
Hoke Smith
Republican Party
Twenty-seventh Reunion of the 103d O V I at Randall’s Grove
The 103d O V I held its twenty-seventh annual reunion and camp at Randall’s Grove from August 15 to 20. Seventy veterans and families attended from across the United States with speakers recalling Civil War memories. Comrade T H Williams donated a gavel carved from Armstrong’s Hill battlewood, inscribed for the 163rd O V I and the 3rd Army Corps. The event marked another year of gatherings by the association on Lake Erie’s shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemovrat
Murray Ridge
Walter Works
Te Elyria Works Company
Black River
Democrat
Lake Erie
Murry Ridge
Jenn
Eden
Fiewernet
Randall's Grove
Rajrd O. V
United States
Jesse Root
Co K
Colorado
Salt River Valley
W. P. Cowhick
Garden City
Kansas
T. H. Williams
Jackson
Michigan
R. W. Reynolds
A. F. Parsons
Armstrong's Hill
Knoxville
Tenn
East Tennessee
O. V
Randall's
Williams
N. LC
Cotton
William
Association
Reunion notes, deaths, and camp activities of 1893
A dated roll of officers and a reunion plan are listed for the 71st camp with Randall’s grave deemed best. Four deaths are reported for last year E P Reynolds John Mountain Jonas Bitner and Joseph Hornung. An obituary resolution praises departed comrades and pledges memorial support to families. The Sons and Daughters auxiliaries recount meetings badges and a program of recitations music and violin performances. Services closed with remarks from Rev Leonard and Camp 71 adjourned Aug 21 1893 Roxbury’s Grove. Also ads invite travel to Chicago and Buffalo with through sleepers and Lake Shore connections and promote the Central Shoe Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macca
L. B. Waite
C. O. Roberts
S. M. Armour
J. C. Vanormas
H. P. Chapman
Randall
E. P. Reynolds
John Mountain
Jonas Bitner
Jgeaph Harning
Jonas Bilver
Joseph Hornung
Sternal
Redeemed
Wrecrams
L Corron
P Cownick
Indies
Ford
Southlands
Comrade Higby
Lottie Foot
Ella Hendrickson
Oleo Chapman
Ezra Mason
Cotton
Marquette Sisters
Minnie Cotton
Ministere Thayer
J. C. Vanorman
Earry
Leonard
H P. Chapman
Roxpaty's Grove
Geo
Lake Shore
Chicago
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Elyria
Ohio
Fort
William McKinley
Andrew L. Harris
William T. Cope
Ohn K. Richards
Supreme Court
Ieph P. Bradbury
Board of Public Works
Frank P. McCulloch
Frank B McNeal
Geo. H. Ely
Joseph T. Haskell
Edgar H. Hinman
Henry J. Lewis
Fred F. Thomas
F. E. Griffin
William F. Eskert
McKinley
Congress
New York
Lochren
Brano
France
Chamber of Deputies
Ir 18
Gladstone
Ireland
Indiana
Tre
Soldiers and Sailors
Lorain County
Pension Bureau
Broan
Ible
Harter
Mikey
Orp
Ray
T.C. Warner
Knoxville Journal
Igtle
Warner
Dime Museum
Tne
Araby
Penfield
Five Moon
Petat
Caloa
Court Street
Buffalo
Pertone
J. T. Henderson
Pria
Bex
Bonkins College
Lege
Glenwood
the Beecher
Forhard Coal
Forsoft Coal
L. W. Semple
West Broad Si
Alec
C. Parsgh
S. E. Wurst
Wurst
Morehouse & Starr
Fisher, the Jeweler
Elyria and
Lorain
Cash Store
Potter & Brush
Cash Grocers
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