Republican Rule and Wages Under Foraker Critiqued
Gov Foraker’s Middleton speech praised protective tariff while Times-Star cites 1880 census data to claim wages under Republican rule averaged 91 cents a day for workers and families. The piece brands the party a fraud and accuses Gov Foraker of demagoguery, noting hostile press responses.
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Gov. Foraker
Times-Star
Middleton
Republican Party
Congress
United States
Time Star
Local Brevities From The City Streets And Saloons
A trifling blaze on George Stockum’s butcher-shop roof at 111 Findlay street was sparked by the chimney. George Sehoeny fell from a wagon on Race street near Liberty and broke his left leg. Captain Campbell of Hayes Truck fought a man named Friedman in front of Harff & Cramer’s. no serious damage. Dr Scumuck to present a stereoptical exhibition at Fifth Presbyterian Church for Eighth District Associated Charities. Expert Munster removed from city department inquiry by Bauer and Horstman. Louis Kramer married Emelie Stern at the bride’s Garfield Place home. Postmaster Riley restricts fourth class mail to name and address only. Heemekamp thrown from buggy near Eden Park. Epwarkos, 19, disappeared after being sent to the grocery with a dollar. Mrs. Avagusta Duxer arrested for secreting stolen jewelry. Joan Drusols injured after being thrown from a wagon. Saloon-keepers’ Society met to draft an open letter to Governor Foraker on the Dow law and amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stockum
Findlay Street
James Monsanet Allegedly Beaten by Wife on Vine Street
A local report states James Monsanet was horse-whipped by his wife on Vine Street last night. The incident followed a disturbance with Miss Fannie McGinnis who boards with Monsanet and who had been visiting for a mare of the heating.
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James Monsanet
Vine Street
James
Fannie McGinnis
Monsanet
Gas explosion in Pittsburg injuries fifteen people
An explosion of natural gas at Pittsburg yesterday injured fifteen, five of them likely fatally, and damaged about $50 000 in property. Theresa Blackburn, eldest daughter of Senator Blackburn of Kentucky, wed J Tweed Stewart of Cincinnati at Versailles Kentucky noon yesterday. Chicago anarchists expect hanging on November 11 at the Jail per court order.
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Pittsburg
Theresa
Senator Blackburn
Kentucky
Versailles
J. Tweed Stewart
Cincinnati
Chicago
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George Sehoeny
Turner Alley
Race Street
Liberty
Milt Campbell
Hayes
Friedman
Harff & Cramer’s
Scumuck
Fifth Presbyterian Church
Clark and John Streets
Eighth District Associated Charities
Munster
Messrs
Bauer and
Horstman
Board of Revision
Louis Kramer
Emelie Stern
B. Stern
Garfield Place
Riley
C.H. Heemekamp
Reading
Eden Park
Apa Epwarkos
E. Hyman
Avagusta Duxer
Joan Drusols
Madisonville
Saloon-keepers’ Society
Washington Platform
Governor Foraker
Kat
Dock & Co’s
Leman St
John Stobel
Hatter
Stenger
Sixth St
Race
L. H. Bernens
H. F. Bernens
Bernens
Merchant Tailors
Freeman Avenue
Richmond St
Ohio
Workmen’s Hall
Mike Hoffman
Choice Vie Eer
Han
Walnut St
J. G. Simper
J.W. Schrage
Merne
Cox
Founra
Axp Warner
Apone
J.W. Acom Benge Et
Anon
Biel
Dawedoff
W. Vifth St
Bet
John Ae Smith
Moati
Ovog
Labor Club
D. H. Mackernzie
A. W.ger
Mifth
Biedenbender
K of L. Cooperative Hats
Henry Gewert
Vine St
Cincinnati, Onto
Fred Kirsch
Prop
Kindel Avenue
Bank and
Central Avenue
F. H. Klayer
FF. W. Klayer
FH. Klayer & Son
Merchant Tailors, Cor
Seventh and Central Avenue
WM. F. Buck
Bremen St
Ics
E. J. Molloy
Main St
Queen City Snuff Mills
M. V. B. Weighell
Ind
Elm Street
Nem
Edward Leahy & Sons
South Cumming
Ea Sarath
Holland
Cornelius Bos
Ilm
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