The Enquirer Newspaper Promotes Business Knowledge
An advertisement extols the Daily Enquirer and Weekly Enquirer as essential for businessmen, farmers, and workers. It claims the paper delivers world affairs, wealth-building knowledge, and reliable reporting at affordable rates to help readers compete and prosper. Readership is urged to contact agents, postmasters, or remit payments for subscriptions.
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Lagards
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Enquirer
Daily Enquirer
United States
Weekly
Tale of Two Administrations Shows Economic Reversal
A comparison of 1893 and the Roosevelt era notes widespread fear and bank runs then, but today reports a large gold hoard, rising prosperity, and abundant work. The piece contrasts Cleveland's crisis with Roosevelt era confidence and growth, ending with a moral about political epochs.
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Congress
Cleveland
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Treasury
Roosevelt
Press Comments Cite Democratic Twists and Pivots
The piece surveys editorials from Chicago Daily News Indianapolis News and St Louis Globe Democrat on Mr Bryan's Europe trip and the Democratic party’s shaky path after 1896. It notes Iowa Democrats' stance, Cleveland tariff reform, and a speculative revival led by Judge Gray amid Democratic reorganizing efforts.
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Bryan
Europe
Chicago Daily News
Ind
Indianapolis News
Bryan's Speech Shows Shrinking Eloquence and Lost Wave
The Indianapolis Journal argues that after free silver and the 16 to 1 stance faded, Bryan's eloquence waned and he regressed to crude partisan rhetoric. It says his ideas once on a crest have become narrow and personal, leaving him a mere slangspeaking agitator.
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Bryan
Greenfield
Indianapolis Journal
Mr. Bryan
Samson
Republican Party
Antis Bryan
Tom Johnsons
Indiana
John W. Kern
White House
Iowa tariff plank seen shaping national Republican platform
Boston Herald correspondent notes Iowa’s tariff and trust planks, drawn by Senator Allison, may become part of the national Republican platform. Observers say Allison bridged divisions to please radicals and conservatives, including Roosevelt and Cummins, with leaders like Shaw and Wilson endorsing the approach. Tariff revision is slated for after the next Congress, with expectations the national convention will adopt the Roosevelt-aligned position.
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Boston Herald
Washington
National Capital
Iowa
Herald
Allison
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Cummins
Shaw
Wilson
Senator Ledge
Des Moines Register
Teadher
Cowboys and a Fatal Lightning Strike in Wyoming
John G. Wright recalls a Wyoming roundup where the hard riding crew, led by Bill the profane outlaw, faced a violent storm. Bill cursed fate and death as lightning struck, killing him and eight cattle as the crew watched in shock. The camp then kept silent, with no profanity for days, like a Sunday school.
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Washington
John G. Wright
Douglass
Wyo
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Wright
Providence
Washington Star
Bill
Hand of Providence and early squirrel hunts noted
A Toledo man recalls a Detroit hotel encounter about a bull attacking a horse and the highwaymen of fate as four parties argue over costs and horns. Early writers describe squirrels as a colonial scourge, with Pennsylvania paying large bounties for scalps in 1749 and Western settlers conducting round hunts.
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Justice of the Peace
Golman
Pennsylvania
Boston
Proposed Amendment to Ohio Constitution Governor's Veto
Historic document outlines a 1902 joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment on August 3 reading and governor veto procedure. It details how bills pass both houses and interact with the Ohio governor, including objections, reconsideration, and key timing. It names W S McKinnon and F B Arcurre and records certification by Secretary of State Lewis C Laylin.
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Ohio
Municipal Classification Amendment Proposed for Ohio Votes
A proposed 1903 Ohio constitutional amendment would classify cities by population, limit taxation and debt, and require a yes or no ballot phrase. The document records approval by the General Assembly and signatures of state officials, with dates and official seals.
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on taxation
A 1903 proposal by Ohio's General Assembly calls a voters vote on November first Tuesday to amend section 2 of article XII. It mandates uniform state and local revenue methods by class and limits exemptions to burial grounds public cemeteries and properties used for charity or public purposes.
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General Assembly
Ohio Amendment Proposal for County Representation Set
General Assembly proposes submitting a constitutional amendment on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903. It would modify Section 2, Article 11 to adjust county representation based on population ratios, with a minimum one representative per county. The measure, approved by the Speaker and Senate President, is attested as a true copy of record.
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U. S
Texas
Southern Pacific R. BR
Cincinnati
L.M. Dawson
New Richmond
Ohio
M. W. Davis
East
Southern Pacific Railroad
General Assembly
State of
W.S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. B. Arcner
Senate
United States of America
I. Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
A. D
Columbus
Lewis’ C. Laratin
McKinnon
Carl L. Niprsrt
Nireppareae of America
Onioo
I. Lewis C.laylin
Neval Assembly
Thrace
W. S. McKinnon
Carl L. Nievert
Ohio proposes amendment on stockholder liability in 1902 ballot
A legislative notice from Ohio outlines a ballot measure to amend article XIII section 8 of the state constitution to limit stockholder liability to unpaid stock. The proposal calls for voters to mark For single Nobility amendment or Against it on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903.
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D E. Kirgan
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Life Insurance
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Louisana
Stirling & Moore
Patovie
Kansas City
National Democratic Party
Iowa Democrats
St. Louis
Moses
Judge Gray
Delaware
Anthracite Strike Commission
Democratic Party
Troy Times
Wall Street
the National Platform
Toledo
Detroit
Free Press
Oakland County
Secretary of State
W. 8. McKinnon
F. B. Arcurre
Amfrica
Lewis C. Laylin
Warrid
Lewis C. Laylry
Thistate
F. B. Ancher
Lewis C. Lar Tn
Chad
Chicago
F. J. Parmalee
T.P.A
Atlanta, GA
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