McKinley's Ohio Victory Highlighted in Pittsburgh Times
A Pittsburgh Times piece recalls William McKinley's rise and 1895 Ohio landslide vote of 435,342, praising his two years as governor and long political service. It notes ties to Western Pennsylvania through family roots and local admiration for the Ohio statesman and protectionist platform.
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Henry Clay
Kentucky
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Maine
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Rose
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Cleveland
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Lisbon
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Somerset County
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David Wilson
Mahoning County
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Canton
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Larry” Neal
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McKinley’s Civil War service and rise to power
A detailed portrait of William McKinley from his 1843 birth in Ohio through his Civil War service in the Twenty third Ohio volunteers to his later political ascent. The piece notes his private beginnings, varied ranks, key campaigns, and pivotal role in shaping tariff policy and Republican triumphs.
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Trumbull County
Ohio
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Allegheny College
Poland
South
Sumter
Abraham Lincoln
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Ohio Volunteers
Columbus
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Department of the Cumberland
Stanley Matthews
United States
Supreme Court
Rutherford B. Hayes
Twenty-third
Witlhe
McKinley
West Virginia
Union
Napoleon
France
Major McKinley’s Domestic Life Reveals Humble Roots
A portrait of future President William McKinley at age fifty three, detailing his sturdy health, simple dress, and devotion to wife Ida Saxton McKinley. The piece notes their happy marriage, Ida’s illness, their mutual affection, and McKinley’s disciplined, generous character as governor of Ohio.
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Canton
McKinley
Myand
Columbus
Neal House
Capitol
Columbia
Poland
Lisbon Presbyterian Church
Vallandigham
Clement L. Vallandigham
New Presbyterian Church
Lisbon
Harter
Helen McKinley
Grace
James McKinley
Indiana
President Hayes
William Henry Herrison
James A. Garfield
Ohio
Hen” Wade
Dave" Tod
Arthur St. Clair
8. P. Chase
William Dennison
William Allen
George Hoadly
Ile
Union
Hladerka
Indianapolis
Harrison
The Hyphen in American Life Sparks Debate
An editorial argues against hyphenated Americans in politics and urges unity as Americans. It condemns foreign-nationality based political blocs and endorses a single American identity to support the gold standard and national interests.
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Europe
America
New York
League
Mrs Newed Claims Need for Speaking Tube
In a humorous exchange Mr Newed asks why a speaking tube is needed between dining room and kitchen. Mrs Newed replies the device is to communicate with the cook and avoid dish throwing. The dialogue ends with a rueful remark about truth.
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How to Cure all Skin Diseases with Swayne's Ointment
An advertisement claims Swayne's Ointment cures tetter eczema itch and eruptions on the face and hands. It asserts internal medicine is needed and promises clear white healthy skin and great healing powers. Recommend asking a local druggist for Swayne's Ointment.
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