Political forecasts and party rancor across party lines
West Virginia Republicans claim a strong chance to carry the state this year while Democrats nominate their candidate on the longest day of the year. The silver issue splits the Democrats and mentions Cleveland and Grover as central figures. A national convention of prohibitionists in Cincinnati is noted among the political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
People’s Party
Tuw Commercial GazeTte
United States
Cincinnati
Grover Cleveland
New York
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Hill
Ohio
Bois
Carlisle
Gorman
Indiana
Gray
Stevenson
Harrison
Libel suit tests journalist duty to report news
In Columbiana County Theresa Gross sues J C Deidrick editor of the Crisis at East Liverpool for libel over a report that Gross eloped with a married man. The court examines malice, news gathering, and the journalist’s duty to report accurately despite possible errors from imperfect information and publishing processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbiana Court of Common Pleas
Theresa Gross
J. C. Deidrick
Deidrick
Crisis
East Liverpool
Eloper
Six Cents for Keufmann's Medical Plates Offered
A fragment notes Dr Keufmann's notable medical work and life plates offered for a price of six cents along with a mention of AL Pords way Co Boston Mass, indicating pamphlet or pamphlet-style promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keufmann
AL Pordsway & Co
Boston
Mans
Democratic platform criticized as shaky and Democratic
The platform is printed elsewhere and denounces Republican policy while praising some aspects. It attacks protection and reciprocity, opposes Chinese immigration, supports pensions, and calls tariff protection robbery. It hints Republicans control but is unclear and fractious in its stance.
Cleveland Receives Third Nomination for Presidency
The article notes Grover Cleveland achieving a historic third presidential nomination, marking a first for an American citizen. It argues against backing such a nomination with an election and reflects on democratic principles and party loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Agai
Democratic platform and party fights at convention
The piece discusses the Democratic platform and divisions over Cleveland and Harrison. It notes Dana of the Sun favors Harrison and warns against a future force bill, while Demorest seeks the prohibition party nomination and faces opposition from Rev. Lockwood. It covers convention votes, regional support, and local caucus decisions on offices and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana
the Sun
Harrison
Cleveland
W. B. C. Sterling
G.beacham
Williamsburg
Frank Acra
Stevenson
Local notices recount accidents and transfers in town
Laurel residents report injuries from a fall and an illness list while Jeffersonville visitors call on relatives. The remains of Mrs Ellen Tompson are buried in Carmel cemetery. Property deals include Fernando Butler buying L A Huling’s land for 676 dollars, intended for his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halington
George Fithen
Ferris
William O. B. F. Penk
A. Beer
Chidrles Paget
Raper Hedge Company
A. W. Hirling
Isabel
Sarah Sapphan
N. J. Thompson
Thomas Pierce
Georgetown
William Hendrizon
Fernando C. Butler
L. A. Huling
Restorative Nervine Claimed To Cure St Vitus Dance
Alphonce Hemphling of Summit township Butler county Pennsylvania testifies his twelve year old son once voiceless and afflicted with St Vitus Dance was cured after three bottles of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. Thousands claim cures for nervous diseases and related ailments. Mrs Burns of South Bend Indiana reportedly recovered from constant headaches after four doses. Trial bottle and book offered free at Dr John Bunn's Drug Store Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonce Hemphling
Summit Perrnship
Butler County
Pennsylvania
Dr. Miles
W. E. Burns
South Ben Indiana
John Bunn
Batavia
Local Notes of Visits and Accidents in This Area
An elderly resident Mr. George Myrick fell from a cherry tree injuring himself after a limb broke. Various visitors from Chicago Covington Cincinnati and Newport enjoyed time with local families including Mrs Higby and son Charley Mrs Handlan Mr Geyser and family and others. A pension of 280 with back pay was granted to John Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Myrick
John Warren
Orle Lytie
Cincinnati
Michael
Henry Groh
Henry Lytle
Harmon Fagain
Mia Calle Wilde
Moscow
George Gardner
Bates
John Kehm
Newport
Kentucky
H. Horget
Wina
Lala Wontlie
Mia
Bourger
Mamie
Clara
William Weelle
Diary and Pocket Companion for all readers
An advertisement promoting a diary and pocket companion featuring a Centennial Calendar and health hints. It invites readers to obtain the book by sending a 2-cent stamp to J. H. Zeilin & Co. in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
Edenton People Busy With Church, Lodge and Social Events
Edenton and nearby towns report vacationing clergy Rev. Johnson to preach at Christian Union next Sunday at 10 am. Rev. Wm Little preached at M E Church Sunday evening. A Rebekah lodge was organized with officers Ella Binkley N G J W Sly V G W A Garrison secretary Carrie Bart treasurer. About thirty charter members expected. Raspberry and ice cream festival at Christian Union church Saturday July 2. Lodge officers to be installed Friday July 8 by D W Atchley. D A Ferreg attends school at Lebanon. Infant daughter of Manville Lyons very ill. Ethel Lyons visiting Bata via. Mrs A J Allen of Batavia visiting mother Mrs Asher. T M Cramer family visited Mt Repose Sunday.
Electric Bitters Promoted For Strength and Health
If you are not feeling strong and healthy try Electric Bitters. La Grippe leaves you weak and weary use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts on Liver Stomach and Kidneys to aid their functions. For Sick Headache speedy relief from a trial. Large bottles 50c Bert Barr's Drug Store Batavia and J. B. Walker's Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Barr
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Local notes from Bantam and Williamsburg district
Community update highlights social visits by Mrs. Charles Vance and children Miss May Aultman and others, estate appraisal for Daniel McCollum, bridge dismantling at Ulrey's run and new construction, Elmer Ely's recovery, pike work near Williamsburg and Clover creek, Benton Fagin and family visiting, Walter Wilson fence project, college friends fishing trip, Lindale and Columbia visitors, Elmer Steelman James Ely from Cincinnati, and a prosperous wheat harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K’s of P
Williamsburg
Charles Vance
May Aultman
Mt. Oreb
Nettle Salt
Bethel
Daniel McCollum
Ulrey
Lou Ireton
Alonzo Butler
Lindale
Lida
Carrie Ade
Columbia
Elmer Steelman
James Ely
Cincinnati
Physicians Solve Sleep Puzzle With New Heart Cure
Dr. Franklin Miles, Indiana specialist in nervous and heart diseases, claims a diseased heart causes left side sleeping. He cites thousands of examined cases and promotes his New Heart Cure sold by Dr. John Bupp in Batavia. Testimonials abroad, including Mrs. Benoy of Loveland Colorado, praise the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Miles
Indiana
John Bupp
Batavia
Charles Benoy
Loveland
Colorado
Marathon Picnia Honors Grave. Local Illness Reported
The excerpt notes a Marathon young person observing a grave ceremony for McNutt on Saturday. A. Gorman is described as quite ill from paralysis and near death. Louie and his wife are traveling to Cole de where he has found work as a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon
McNutt
A. Gorman
Louie
Colede
Bessie Hopkins
Dewebtes
Richmond
Greenberry Sunday
Allie Bingana Elkhart
Indiana
Banquet guests and local events span week in town
The social calendar includes a banquet at Miss Gail Donham's home and plans for a trip to Pittsburg on the steamer Hudson. The store room break at E. J. Donham yielded a small cash draw and fruit. Various visits, marriages, and travels are noted, including Frank V. Clasgens and Miss Georgia Kincaid's wedding and a state teachers' meeting in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Donham
Pittsburg
Hudson
E. J. Donham
Harry Mathias
Allegheney City
Hester Elston
Stella Stiles
Peru
Indiana
Bessie Hawkins
Marathon
Weaver
Mamie
Nellie Story
Robert Streeter
Ida
Cincinnati
St. Lawrence
Cora Lindsey
Lou Leese
Clara Jenks
Father French
M. E. Sabbath School
Donaldson’s Grove
Burroughs
Clara
Laura
Elisha Hawkins
Guiding Star
Charles Pigman
Marie Pigman
Howard Hancock
Jane Gates
Moscow
Fred Mullen
George Green
Chicago
Sam Powers
Aldine
Mt. Zion
Union
Local Notices and Visits Across Newport Area
Newport residents hosted and visited friends and relatives from London Cleveland Cincinnati and Stonelick. Notable items include pocket theft at Cincinnati depot a son born to Mrs Jennie Sweet and multiple wedding plans with Cincinnati relatives.
A Little Girl's Experience in a Lighthouse at Sand Beach
The article recounts a girl’s illness in Sand Beach Michigan as her parents Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott kept the government lighthouse. After progressive fever cough and weight loss doctors failed until Dr Kings New Discovery cured her with two and a half bottles and the family praises the remedy. The notice also lists several local people visiting relatives and Sunday visits across nearby towns with names and places such as Batavia Franklin Amelia Pt Isabel Williams burg Mt Crab and Balt Air.
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Loren Trescott
Sand Beach
Mich
Easles
Detroit
Dr. King
Belt & Barr
Batavia
J. B. Walker
Williamsburg
Nicholasville
McMurchy
Feesburg
Wm. McNair
Trees
Isabel
T. Hodges
William Porter
Ed White
Franklin
Barker
Lizzie Fagin
Amelia
Jacob Jackson
James Cooper
New Boston
Harry Corbin
Lora Gardner
Frank Phillips
Dell Frasier
Balt Alr
Andrew Jackson
Mt. Crab
Coe Manting
Sastasat
Weeten Hewitt
Dell Stenchester
A.J. McMalt
Hil
How's Your Liver? A Panacea Claim From 19th Century Ad
An old advertisement touts a liver remedy promising relief from torpid liver symptoms and associated stomach and nervous distress. It notes extraordinary power and efficacy, naming W. J. McElroy of Macon, Georgia as the marketer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. McElroy
Macon
Goshen community notes and notices from July events
Local church lawn fete set for July 4 invites all. Sermon at M E church analyzed. Local visits include Robbins and Nettie at St James. Nellie sang at music hall. Eva McCollum employed at Long View. Ferris resumes duties after diphtheria. Property sold. O Connor to run blacksmith shop. Summer visits and guest lists across Loveland Covington Chillicothe and more. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended by Hon W V Lucas with药 bottles available from local apothecaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
C. L. McClure
Henry Farson
Joe O'Connor
Lane
Columbus
Rev. E. T. Lane
Miller
Covington
Irene Burger
Gertie Miller
Loveland
Orpha Dewey
Chillicothe
Dodds
Guyandot
W. V
Joseph Snook
South Lebanon
Amanda Roudebush
al Shields
Thorn Yeoman
Mary Ward
Fireworks display set for July 4 at Moscow landing
Moscow prepares for the grandest fireworks show ever seen from the steamboat landing. Citizens have funded the event, and all are invited to attend. Lee Andrews has moved his family to Smith's Landing, and Miss Etta leaves the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Lee Andrews
St. Lawrence
Smith’s Landing
Etta
Barney Wolf
Clarlston
W. Va
H. C. McKibben
Cincinnati
C. T. McKibben
Andy Phillips
Mollyneaux
Belmont
Phillips
Brown
Dayton
C. B. Cushard
Vanceburg
A. L. Kinsey
Wells Street
Charles Glazier
Newport
J. M. Kinsey
J. M. Fee
Coving N
Festival at school yard nets twenty five dollars for Mt Moriah church
Mrs Carrie Hendricks of Toledo visits her father on N 8 Fisher as a local festival at the school yard succeeds, netting $25 for Mt Moriah M P church. Mrs Wilson is ill at N 8 Fisher's. Doughty of Cincinnati with Wad a guddt of N Witham. Coral society to meet Tuesday and practice Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobasco
Carrie Hendricks
Toledo
Fisher
Mt. Moriah M. P
Wilson
Deafness Remedies and Causes in Medical Text
Fragmentary OCR describes deafness as incurable if ear passages blocked by inflammation or mucus. It mentions the Eustachian tube and smoking effects, notes possible permanent damage if inflammation cannot be cleared, and hints at remedies though details are garbled.
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Clermont Courier
Gregg & Hulick
Editors and Proprietors
Bataria
Ohro
Benjamin Harrison
Whitelaw Breed
Myron T. Herrick
Lorenzo Danford
Samuel M. Taylor
Champaign
Supreme Court
William T. Spear
Cuyahogs
J. F. Burkett
Hancock
Josiah B. Allen
Athens
State Board of Public Works
B. L. Lybarger
Coshocton
Congress
George W. Hulick
Michigan
Ruth
White House
Ruth Hayes
West Virginia
Scott
Adlai
Tur
Denver News
Rocky Mountain States
Hilt
Grover
Tammany
Courier
W. Jennings Demorest
Prohibition Party
Music Hall
Rev
M. C. Lockwood
Lockwood
Demorest
Mr. Holly
Dines
Zoumatin
Watkins
Bantam
Hood
Lou Curtis
Leroy Zimmerman
Posey Cheseldine
London
G. A
Stella Peterson
Jennie Davis
Rev. Parks
New Richmond
Presbyterian
Laura Smith
Jennie Sweet
Theli. C
Town Park
Green
Byron Williams
Ben Frazier
P. B. Cheseldine
South Charleston
Warren Glancy
Stonelick
G. A. McNutt
Albert McAdams
John Sellers
John Dilman
Hillsboro
George Scott
W. V. Lucas
Iowa
H. F. Wortkamp
Milford
Irwin & Cobb
Larrabee
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Company
Baltimore
Maryland
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