At the Bottom of the Unrest Voices on justice and unrest in a reform era
An Ohio State Journal editorial laments rising discontent despite high wages and plentiful work. It condemns the Sugar Trust prosecutions as lenient and argues two standards of justice favor the rich over the poor, fueling popular unrest and calls for even handed treatment rather than shorter hours.
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No Democratic Walkover In Sizable Split Vote Era
The Cincinnati Enquirer editorial argues the Republican split aids Democrats, forecasting a kaleidoscopic campaign with three parties. It cites 1888 shifts, Roosevelt’s rise, and warns even with new third party prospects, Democrats face volatile electoral paths and local divisions that could swing states.
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Campaign remarks on party strength and election effort
In Baltimore observers note leaders have not yet shown concrete results beyond slogans. The campaign is not expected to be easy for Democrats as they confront a wary Republican base and a hostile public mood.
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Republican Party
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Wind and politics mix in scattered New York Times items
A jumble of disparate notes covers poetry lines about evening love, plus political chatter from Taft to Wilson. Reports note Roosevelt in the limelight, Ohio and Mexican situations, a big East Springfield picnic, and local school funding concerns in Sherodsville with proposals for centralization and a potential vote during the election.
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Wool market update with Rutan purchase figures
TD. O. Rutan reports purchasing over 600000 pounds of wool this season. Rutan notes ruling prices at 24 for unwashed and 2 for washes, with some choice clips fetching 28 and 20. Market shows no activity and no clear downward price trend amid current Washington tactics.
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TD. O. Rutan
Washington
Carroll county wool sales drop and market unsettled
The Carroll county clip totals 300 00 pounds, down 50 000 from last year. If last year’s wash amount had been washed this season, the decline would be between 75 000 and 10. The wool is largely sold with few flock masters holding clips as market instability prompts buyers to pull out district wide. A Columbis florist mayor opposes the proposed mechanical filter yet supports it privately, while a minnow-filled concrete pool in greenhouses shows minnows entering city mains as fish spawn and grow in the water supply.
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Carreilton Press Standard
Charles & Barnaby
Columbis
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Ate Cofayor Dlarphay
Barnaby
Roosevelt Named For Progressive Nomination In Chicago
Chicago dispatches detail Roosevelt clinching the Progressive nomination as party rules and platform debates unfold. The convention debates negro and liquor questions, Jane Addams to second Roosevelt, and Roosevelt aims to unite the party with a broad reform platform.
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Wilson Accepts Democratic Nomination in Baltimore Speech
Gov Wilson addresses the Brownsville notification gathering in Seagirt after a New York train brings the Democratic nomination news. He pledges to speak plainly, outlines tariff reform aims, and urges broad, inclusive counsel while stressing government by and for all the people.
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Baltimore
Democratic Party
United States
Probate Court Estate Notices Tell Of Administrators And Accounts
Probate court records show multiple estate actions including appointment of administrators such as N Cerri in Pat Morocco and F H Kerr in Pelly Wilcoxen, bonds set, real estate sale petitions, private sale decrees, final accounts filed, guardianship for Anna H G Brown, executor appointment for Lizzie A Graham, and probate petitions for several others.
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Lave
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Margaret Greggs
Rose Kelley
Mrs Martha Walker 60 Dies at Belmont Jail Kitchen
Mrs Martha Walker aged 60 a cook at the Belmont county jail in St Clairsville dropped dead at noon today while cutting bread for prisoners. Death attributed to heart failure.
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Belmont County
St. Clairsville
Best of All Fair Opens in Wheeling West Virginia
Exposition and fair week in Wheeling West Virginia opens September and runs to the sixth. The public is assured this year’s fair will display livestock racing and agricultural machinery exhibits amusements and entertainments. Thrilling daily airplane flights by Glenn Curtiss’ aviators are among many free features. Community will be well represented during Wheeling Fair week.
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Wheeling
West VA
Glen H. Curtiss
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