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Newspaper
Lorain County Reporter
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1898
Page
4
The Lorain County Reporter recounts editorial and mailing issues, party loyalty, and Republican infighting tied to Hanna and Hanna’s supporters. It documents accusations of treason within the Lorain Republican delegation and calls for accountability within the party leadership.
In a muddled report the Hasna bribery case links Jaime played by Allen O Alyern and the Moltle firm to Trigae Fionn group. Senator Loraker delays action by ten days amid a tense political backdrop with Chicago and Washington dispatches.
A ragged telegram thread accuses Mio Thomas and Mt Han of personal attacks to defend lies and attack rivals. The garbled text references Republican committees, pledges, betrayals, and alleged manipulation of votes, with scattered mentions of figures like Thomas and party factions.
The Cleveland World notes backers accuse Foraker of pressuring Senate decisions amid the Hanna candidacy. It cites an allegedly leaked Cincinnati law office memo praising Hanna while warning of calamity to the Republican party if Hanna is defeated.
A lengthy letter argues against removing veteran members from the party, praising long-time Republicans like Lincoln and Grant. It questions whether age disqualifies loyalty and defends John H Boynton while urging continued support for the party's core values.
A garbled historical excerpt discusses gas production factors and market dynamics. It mentions company influence, consumer impact, and measurements of gas quality, pricing, and supply in a broad uncertain context. The passage references power, candie power gear, and various places and dates in a lengthy, unreadable sequence.
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