Bryan Nomination and US Asia Policy Divides Markets
The Peoria Journal explains stock moves tied to Bryan's nominations. It argues danger perceived four years ago versus confidence now, cites motives for East expansion to protect commercial interests and strategic positions, and says Bryan would hinder these aims. It quotes the New York Sun on potential setbacks to US footholds and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria
Bryan
New York Sun
United States
Conger
China
Ride
Aguinaldo
Mr. Bryan
Pettigrew Rebuked Over War Fervor in South Dakota Race
Senator Pettigrew, seeking reelection to the U S Senate from South Dakota, faces a sharply critical reply from E G Bartlett veteran of the Civil War. The letter accuses Pettigrew and the Bryan faction of betraying the country and links Bartlett’s supporters to enemies domestic and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettigrew
United States Senate
South Dakota
McKinley
E. G. Bartlett
Bryan
Luzon
Interesting comparisons show prosperity under the new regime
A Waterloo Republican argues that in Monroe County many fared better in the recent years than under Cleveland. He cites price and commodity comparisons from 1896 to illustrate improved purchasing power for corn wheat oats wool and other goods, ending with a note that implement dealers were stoking optimism in 1896.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Waterloo
Cleveland
Lonsdale
Trade offers for horses and cattle go unanswered
A fragment notes offers to trade horses and cows for buplements but no evidence exists of any such offers being accepted or fulfilled. The terse line implies persistent solicitations without transaction or confirmation.
Congressman Kerr of Mianffeld Endorses Republican Prosperity
Congressman Kerr of Mianffeld, Fourteenth Ohio, sends a Toledo Blade letter urging workingmen to back the Republican party. He argues four years of prosperity under Republican policy and warns that Democratic plans lead to higher prices, free silver, or decline, stressing Ke rr’s view that another decade of Republican leadership will keep the nation prosperous without war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Mianffeld
Ohio
Congress
Toledo Blade
Massillon
Republcan
Melintey
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican Party Remmains
A Race for $100 at County Fair Grounds
A race for $100 has been arranged between Greg Rex owned by Sammel McIntosh of West Brookfield and Idaho owned by David Levers, formerly property of A C Stansbury. The race will be held at the county fair grounds on the last day of the fall races with McIntosh driving Greg Rex and Stansbury guiding Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Rex
Sammel McIntosh
West Brookfield
Idaho
David Levers
A. C. Stansbury
County Fair
Mr. McIntosh
Mr. Stansbury
Three Story Brick Building Permit for Bammerlin Bros
Mrs C Bammerlin received a permit to erect a three story brick building on Factory street to house the Bammerlin Brothers piano manufactory. The 27 by 68 foot structure costs 3000 dollars and is to be completed by January 1 as their business has grown over the year.
Piles Cured Without the Knife
A druggist offers Paro Ointment with a refund guarantee if it fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to sixteen days. One application provides relief and the product is sold with No Cure No Pay at $1. Also mentions a massillon town sale and children’s school shoes at cost during a removal sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Pille
County Seat News Reports Stark Institute Lectures and Probate
The Stark county teachers institute proceeds with Milne and Melilorey as instructors of the sessions at Massillon High School Attendance grows to about 150 to 175 teachers from Massillon register as Milne McGilvrey deliver lectures on education emotional and intellectual aspects and school government The will of Emma Jones Massillon is filed for probate leaving $100 to sister Maggie Miller and directing sale of remaining property executor L A Koons named Final affairs include Catherine Koons estate closing and a marriage license granted to Charles Snavely and Helen Graham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of
Stark County Teachers
James M. Milne
New York State Norm School
J. B. Melilorey
Pedhigogical Department
Clinvis State Normal School
Massillon
Professor Milne
McGilvrey
Mr. Milne
Milne
Guthrie
Messisvrey
Alilne
MelGilvrey
Enasion
McGilyr
Maggie Miller
Richard James
Henry James
Homas James
Reese James
L.A. Koons
Catherine Koons
Massion
Charles Snavely
M . Helen Graham
New Berlin
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Moses Clay
Mr and Mrs Moses Clay celebrated their golden wedding on Saturday August 25 with sons and daughters present except J W Pontius who was away. Relatives from nearby and distant states attended. A large tent sheltered dinner and gifts included a gold watch and chain for Mr Clay and a poetic letter from Mrs George and Miss Pina Ruppert. The day was marked by pleasant fellowship and meaningful expressions of esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Clay
Clay
George
Tuer
Forty Years Among Cannibals Prompts Book Idea
A French adventurer who spent forty years among Central African cannibals plans to write a book. The piece ties his release to the relief of captivity and promotes Hostetler’s Stomach Bitters and Shusser’s Vegetable Liver Pills as health remedies, urging readers to buy the genuine products from druggists and warning against substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Africa
Hostetter
Shusser
County seat votes against storm sewer bonds in special election
The county seat rejected a 75000 bond proposal for a storm water sewer by 119 votes in a 2395 total. A 20000 bond for a garbage disposal plant passed by 93 votes amid questions about two thirds voting requirements. The Sugarcreek area also sees legal action over telephone pole placement and a temporary injunction granted. A marriage license was issued to John D. Zupp and Martha Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodling
Canton
Ayler
J.J. Grant
Common Pleas Court
McCarty
Sherif Zaiser
John Baughman
Sugarcreek Township
John D. Zupp
Martha ©. Beck
Civil Service Exam Calls for Post Office Clerks and Carriers
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a September 26, 1900 exam in this city for clerk and carrier posts in the post office service. The move aims to create substitute forces about 25 percent of regular staff to prevent delays and fill existing vacancies. Open to U.S. citizens meeting age and height rules. females exempt from medical certificate. Applications and blanks available from the local board secretary with deadlines to be advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Aly Carrier
Post Office Service
Post Office Department
Federal Service
Commission
United States
Health tonic claims boost energy and strength
An old advertisement touts a health pill claimed to convert weakness into energy and fatigue into mental power. It asserts sugar coating and health benefits with pricing around 260 per vex, and is attributed to two or more endorsers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Hetles
Gaby
Manely
BOWS TO NEW BOSS IN MASSILLON POLITICS
The Democratic central committee reorganization under Adrian Howard with William Minnich and Simon Brenner shifts power to the youngest member, causing envy among elder members who skip meetings. Howard asserts control as Bryan club talks emerge, with committee members tasked to recruit supporters while Massillon weighs Dunlap opposition and Alliance participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central
Adrian Howard
William J. Minnich
Simon Brenner
Gray
Wand
Buss
Howard
Democratic Central Committee
Squire Paul
Bryan Club
Carl Browne in Fort Scott Kansas Visit Reported
Fort Scott Kansas newspaper notes Carl Browne son in law of General Coxey spoke on North Main Street from a buggy in Freedom colony near Fulton. Browne, inventor of a living machine powered by rotary wings and liquid air, discusses Washington trip and socialism. Browne and wife live at Freedom colony with no income beyond labor and lectures. Browne described as tall with beard and cocked hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Carl Browne
Massillon
Coxey
Casey
North Main Street
Colony of Freedom
Fulton
Washington
Browne
Gen. Coxey
Ohio
Freedom Colony
General Coxey
Miss Susan Wymar Praises Pe-ru-na In Letter To Dr Hartman
A Chicago teacher Miss Susan Wymar writes Dr Hartman praising Pe-ru-na for relief from pelvic complaints and the change of life. Mrs Margaretha Dauben of Racine Wisconsin also endorses Pe-ru-na saying she feels well and happy after taking it. The ad urges free book for women and claims Pe-ru-na has no equal in irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Wymar
Richmond School
Chicago
Ill
Hartman
Margaretha Dauben
North Superior St
Racine City
Wis
Pen
Columbus, Oy
Massillon brewery contract for four story main building
The Schuster Brewing Company, located at West street between the river and Cherry, awards John Meinhart & Son the contract to erect its main brewery building. The 76 by 109 feet four story, fireproof structure will use about 100 tons of steel and concrete floors. Architect Grieser of Chicago designed it and work may start next week with occupancy hoped within a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuster Brewing Company
Exchange Street
Ond Dues
West Street
Cherry Street
John Meinhart & Son
J. W. Seinster
Massillon
Bottling Works
Born
Grieser
Chicago
Schuster
Millport
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Advertised Relief
Remedies promise health benefits from Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills, claiming appetite, digestion, and sleep improvements. Advertising notices list unclaimed letters at Massillon post office dated August 28, 1900, with names and instructions to claim. Also promotes Slusser's Headache Tablets and immigration to Hotel Conrad consultations in New York specialists schedule through September 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massillon
Bennette
Grace Foraker
Minnie
Caldwell
Mary Kline
B. FP. Fagan
Jessie Marlowe
Marlon Merrill
Geo
B. Men
McCrea
John B. Rhoda
Fred L. Masse
H. A. Rubb
Edw
A. Oberlin
J. Vellami
Conrad
New York
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the Independent
Widependent Swilbing, DM
Erie Street
Qemeweemly
Es Mons Dibtance
Gabe of Babsey
Ramfgertin
Hotel Conrad
Bert Haukin
WA Givens
Uns
Amhive
Bammerlin Brothers
County Seat News
Stark County Teachers’ Institute
Mansillon
Emma James
Mrs
Democratic
W. J. Dunlap
Alliance
Anthony Howells
P.P. Kirchhofer
Tobias Schott
Cyrus Stoner
Wiliamson
Henry Leahy
Squire IT. BiSibila
Peter Smith
John Snyder
L. L. Geis
Adam Dietz
Cyrus Sanith
Kansas
Hood
Sa Susan Wymar
J.meinhart & Son
Slusser
Fweepa
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