National Leaders and Congressmen Listed in Ohio Ballot
The document lists national officials and district representatives including President William McKinley and Vice President Garret Hobart. It names Congressmen at large Galusha A. Grow and Samuel A. Davenport, Congress William Connell, and local commissioners S. W. Roberts Giles Roberts aale E. Kiefer Fred L. Senate 21st District Col. W. J. Scott, Representative 2 District A. T. Connell District Dr On. G. Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galusha A. Grow
Samuel A. Davenport
Congress
William Connell
S. W. Roberts
Giles Roberts
Aale E. Kiefer
Fred L
Senate
Col
W. J. Scott
A. T
ON. OG. Mackey
Politician List of Policies Mentioned by Time Herald
The Times Herald condensed a broad list of policy aims including tariff protection for revenue and labor, open markets with American merchant marine advantages, a silver standard stance, veterans pensions, a strong foreign policy with Hawaii and a canal, Cuban independence influence, navy expansion, immigration controls, civil service, free ballot and lynching condemnation, homestead law support, territorial admission, women’s rights, and Watson’s unnotified vice presidential nomination followed by intent to participate in the parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Army
Hawaiian Islands
United States
West Indics
Turkey
Cuba
Carpet-Buig Federal cMeers
Times-Herald
Platt Loyalist Black Emerges as New York GOP Candidate
The nomination of Prank 8 Mack of Troy as Republican nominee signals a Platt aligned choice. Congressman Black, 43, a lawyer and prolific speaker, is seen as a harmony candidate who could unite factions while facing strong opposition from Platt’s allies. The campaign pits honest money and good government against repudiation and anarchy. Henry M. Teller and William C. Whitney appear aligned in a 16 to 1 camp.
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Mack
Troy
New York
Thomas C. Platt
Empire State
Black
Platt
New York State
Empire
Remarkable Summer With Record Heat And Rainfall
The present summer, nearing its end, is noted for eccentricities and record highs. Weather data show a warmer, windier, rainier and brighter season with an intense heat spell that will be noted in history. Professor Garriott’s statistics from Chicago highlight comparisons across the three summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals of History
Garriott
Chicago
June to August climate trends and silver price notes
The article compares twenty six year averages to this year showing June up 0.6 and August up 4 degrees above normal while rainfall runs higher in June July and August. It cites Prof Garriott on July being average and discusses cloudiness and sunshine shifts in June July and August. It also reflects on silver and wheat prices, rail dividends, and political notes including Senator Cameron’s reelection claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garriott
Cameron
Mills and mints quote sparks post election Mars folly
A quotation from William McKinley contrasts opening U S mills to American labor with opening U S mints to world silver. The scene shifts to a satirical note about Bryanites and Mars after the election, highlighting civic and political commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dudley Warner
Earth
Mars
Bryanites
Silver, Wheat Prices and the Free Coinage Debate
A Philadelphia Press reply argues silver prices and wheat falls are caused by overproduction. It cites rising world wheat output since 1875 and expanding silver mining, noting no direct relation between silver and wheat prices. The piece challenges the free silver stance as fallacious, urging recognition of market realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
India
Rocky Mountain
Music cure in New York and Miss Barton’s Turkish visit
An article discusses a New York music room offering a cure for insomnia and nervous disorders through piano and other instruments, noting skepticism about the method. It also covers Miss Clara Barton’s stay in the Ottoman Empire, praising the Turk as human despite reports of his inhumanity and concerns over her mission.
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New York
Clara Barton
American Red Cross Society
Ottoman Empire
Miss Barton
Marton
Turkey
A HIGH TIDE OF GOLD
Article discusses global gold production trends, arguing there is enough gold to meet demand if free trade and production flourish. Cites past and projected output in the United States, Australia, Russia, South Africa, and Colorado mines, noting rising exports and revived commercial confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Herald
Ryan
California
Australia
Aryan
United States
South Africa
Russia
Qilek
Mort Preetona
Methia
Colorado
Air
Brean
Salomtes
Rollaes
Pryan
New York
Galusia Grow Voices on Dollar Policy in Populist Stand
Congressman Galusia A Grow, veteran ex speaker, argues the one dollar silver standard supports any dollar type and undermines earning a stable dollar. The Philadelphia Record notes his Breanism lineage as context for his stance.
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Philadelphia
Galusia A. Grow
Hives
Prices fall on freight rates from Chicago to New York
Government statistics contradict Bryan's claim that railroad rates have stayed high. The report notes a dramatic drop in freighting wheat per bushel from Chicago to New York by lake, canal, and rail, reaching about one quarter of 1872 costs last year, with rail and lake components showing similar gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chicago
New York
Cince
TOLD BY THE STARS Daily Horoscope Drawn by Aiacchus
Auciunce style horoscope for Friday Aug 22 lists playful, mixed notes. It mentions Noy Orator Uncle Ben Harricon debate cautions, Wilkes-Barre baseball players, Bolend’s mysterious congressional dark horse, and a fragment about the Forum of the People. A poem line about a summer girl and a youth appears with a humorous rebuke to his advances.
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Aiacchus
the Tribune Astrotecer
ISM
Noy
Ben Harricon
Wilkes-Barre
Bolend
Congressional
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Scranton Tribune
Beranton, Pa
The
Tribune Pub- Hahing Company
C. P. Kingsbury
Pace
Gens Man
E.M. Ripple
Gee'y
Tacos
Livy S&s. Richard
Borros
W. W. Davis
Business Mananen
W.W. W. Youngs
Mano'a
Scranton
Tinton
Tarel
William M'Kinley
Garret A. Hobart
Tom Watson
Henry M. Teller
William C. Whitney
Frank 8. Black
Allverites
Frank 5
Saratoga
Labor of America
Mr. B
Argentina
Ises
G.B
Washington Avenue
M. W. Collins
D. Beck
Adams Ave
C. Laubach
Wyoming Avenue
R. ‘Stratton
Office Coal Exchange
Physicians
A. Trapold
Spruce Street
Comegyp
Washington Ave
DR. W. EF
Allen
North
C. L. Frey
Wyoming Ave
Vine Street
Wapaerne Avenues
Tonnadatos
Madison Avenue
J. C. Bateson
Linden Street
W. Lamereaux
Rioor
Adams Avenue
Meare
W. G. Rook
Winden Street
Leeds
G. 2. Clank & CO
Seedemen and Nurserymen
Greenhous
Malin Avenue
Wire Sreens
Kuettel
Lackawanna Avenue
Franklin Avenue
Hales Reasonable
P. Zhigler
Bcranton Aomue
Oon
Victor Koch
Tminster
Weetmin
Sixteenth St
Irvin
Pisco
W York
Avewaris
Jermyn
WARREN @ KNAPP
Republican Balling
Scrauon
Jessups & Hand
Commonwealth Building
Weeeneeeiee Evens
Hora EE. Wa
Wiedsup
I Patterson & Saar Attornaxe
Iuaw
Osewill H. Patterson
William A. Wilcox
Alfred Hand
William Z. Hand
A Frank T. Okell
Coal Exchange
Scrane On
Ames W. Oakford
Commonwealth ‘Building
Samuel W. Edgar
Spruce St
L. A. Waters
Lackawanna Ave
Uribe Townsend
Dime Pank Building
R. Pitcherrnby-Atbe
Comegys
D. B
Mears
B. F. Killam
Wyomine Ave
H. Hamilton
Commonwealth Bid
C. Wance
Edward A Dave
Commonwealth Buildine
Canton
E L. Walter
Lewis Hancock, JR
Cor, Wash. Ave
Brown & Morris
Price
Washington Avenua
School OF the Lackawanna
Thomas M. Cann
Walter
Worcester
Adama Avenue
Springer
Republic Savings and Loan Association
N. Callender
Dime Bank Britaine
Megargee Brothers
Scrane ‘Ton
Frank P. Brown & CO
Thomas Aubrey
Acs
Evi
HOTEL
Clemons
Tenger Owalley
Leckawanna Ave
Hy Lake
Uy Lake
Rath
Sonny
Conrad
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