Burton Urges Republicans to Stand Against Democracy
The talk centers on party unity in Steubenville, urging Republicans in Jefferson county to back the Republican ticket, oppose rings and bossism, and defend progressive ideals for victory. Burton cites Roosevelt, praises Cleveland support, and highlights fights against patronage and corruption within Ohio and national party affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duval
Burton
Theodore
Cleveland
Congress
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Dayton
United States Senate
Sherman
Foraker
Hanna
Republican Party
New York
Democratic Party
Sexne
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Ohio
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga County
Mater
Weems Defends Labor Record and Eight Hour Law Support
Weems delivers a forceful address praising his labor roots and voting record against repealing the eight hour law. He rebuts false reports, cites Roosevelt era reforms, and stresses conservatism of Americans while praising anti rebates actions and Panama Canal labor policies.
Remains of James O Starr Brought Home for Burial
The body of James O Starr a former resident died at McKee s Rocks Pennsylvania was brought to his daughter Mrs Anne Howard s home in Lincoln Avenue and will be shipped to Ellewood City Indiana for burial. Initially thought to have died on the railroad it was learned he died of pneumonia in a McKee s Rocks hospital without his sons James and Charles knowing of his death The likely cause was illness during a visit to his sons which left him ill on the street and taken to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duvalin
Weems
Roosevelt
Joseph Chamberlain
England
Liberal Party
Bryan
Mince
Goig
South
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
le Brother Burton
Cleveland
Republic
America
Sugar Trust
New York Cenral
Nen
Bureau of Corporations
Garfield
Benks
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bellaire
Congress
Panama Canal
Choese
Secretary of War
Jamaica
Democratic Party
Supreme Energy of American Labor
James O. Starr
McKee’s Rocks
Anne Howard
Lincoln Ayenue
Ellewood City
Ind
Starr
James
Charles
Mr. Starr
Tor
Cwig
Jeff Davis
Buchanan
McKinley
Tomas Jefferson
Republican Party
Post Office Department
Land Office
United States
Thompson
Prosperity as foundation of American life and party support
The speaker argues prosperity under Republican policy, citing Grover Cleveland era troubles, Gold standard, and Dingley tariff. He praises Roosevelt era gains, laments unrest, praises Weems and Bryan-era figures, and urges Democrats, Republicans, and youth to back pro progress reforms and vote for the Republican platform and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Grover Cleveland
Kansas
Washington
McKinley
Jefferson County
Cleveland
Ohio Valley
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Rhine
Berty
The Man of Action and Public Life
A reflective piece on pushing forward, media influence, and public standards. It critiques sensational headlines and calls for higher standards in public life, noting how newspapers shape opinion. It mentions Cincinnati electing a mayor with a controversial motto and an undertaker directing a Sunday school, illustrating how personal interests influence public roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Obsequies for Thomas J. Boyd Draw Large Attendance
The funeral for Thomas J. Boyd of the city police force, who died of typhoid fever, was largely attended. The house was crowded, the street packed with sorrowing relatives and friends, and fraternal orders marched in procession. Floral tokens filled the casket area, including a large panel of salivated galax leaves and a floral shield from the Mayor and Police Department. City officials, police, and fraternal groups joined services at Zion’s Lutheran, the M P Church, and the grave, with pallbearers and bearers named from K P orders and local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Boyd
George ‘Oto
Schaer
Zion's Lutheran Church
Miller
M. P
Caswell
Eureka and Ivanhoe Division
Uniform Bank
K. of P
J. L. Selah
Steubenville Lodge No. 1
Running Elk Tribe of Red Men
J. C. Adams
Wheeling
WV. R
Messrs
Wm. Doepke
John Saulers
Jos. Starrett
WR Mackey
Peter Selick
Frank Collins
B. FE. Matthews
Jos. Morrow
Chas. Meyer
Harry Schaefer
John Kisus
W. H. Prebert
W. RB. Cox
Henry Oto
Chas. Flannagan
Wm. Moore
Thos. Erskine
Kidney health via renewed kidney function remedy
Editorial claim asserts that back ache and all forms of kidney disease vanish quickly when the kidneys are restored to health and vigor through a specific remedy. It presents a medical cure tone, urging readers to trust the treatment as a universal fix.
Dr A W Chase Liver Kidney Pills Patented Regulator
Advertises Dr A W Chase Kidney Liver Pills as a combined kidney and liver regulator. One pill per dose costs 25 cents per box and free samples are available from The Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Also promotes Orrine to curb drinking with two forms and a $1.00 package, sold with guarantee and mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N
J. ¢. Cope
Orrine Co
Washington, D. C
J. GC. Cope
Drugegist
Great Britain Faces Deep Rift Over Educational Bill
Britain endures the longest and fiercest public dispute since 1870 as Parliament prepares winter sessions and a temporary pause in hostilities over the educational bill tests political tensions. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is touted for digestion and debility, urging readers to try a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Hostetter
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Gill
Weeme
Grand Army of the Republic
Graham Lincoln
M. N. Duval
Burton-Weems
C. L. Weems
Representative Burton
Reymann Brewing CO
Wheeling, W. Va
J. Heim
Holy Name Church
Father Weig
Jos. Heim
Robt. Powers
Edw. Hock
Theo
Smith
Chas. Aldridge
J. Gaffney
L. Westmeyer
A. Heim
James C. Wright
Rev. Smith
John Paul
Thos
Howard Davis
Harry Lidy
Donald and
James Speaks
Wi Probert
Frank Kelly
St. Peter's Church
Father Slattery
Fitzsimmons
Henry Fach
John A. Kane
Jos. Gorman
Jos. Bueche
Harry McGinnis
Roy Linehan
John Scott
Martin Flaherty
Ray McGinnis
Edw. Daugherty
Chas
Kenney
A. W. Chase
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