Just Ordinary Mothers and the Rockefeller Legacy
A fragment reflecting on Abby Rockefeller and Ms Mia Rockefeller, contrasting wealthy mothers who delegate child care to servants with the ideal of raising four children to be ordinary, hardworking men and women. The piece questions ambition, privilege, and the belief that ordinary upbringing shapes better citizens.
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Mia
William Rockefeller
Aaley
Ely
Mr. Rockefellers
Botton
Rockefeller
Cincinnati Probe in Supreme Court
Theodore Horstman contests the Cincinnati probe in the Ohio Supreme Court, arguing the scope and legality of the investigation into government subversion. The brief cites Taft’s 1905 speech and questions whether the legislature can authorize remedial laws amid alleged anarchic conditions.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
Theodore Horstman
Gayman Lealelalire
Cincinnati
Etreult Court
Elolon
Opieson
Horatinan
Elpeult
Hen Utoh
General Assembly
Supreme
Bom
Boas
Jmibie
Eipeult Court of Cincinnat
Timin Wiedon Aa
Cushing
Supreme Courte
Tydicina
Kanes
Wort Virginia
Mary Ind
North Cargill
Political clash over Ohio reform and governor’s integrity
The piece argues the anti saloon league may back Gov Ernie Harris but laments his failure to investigate state corruption and his support for party bosses. It contrasts Harmon as clean and loyal with Harris’s alleged deliberate vendetta against reform in Ohio.
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AntiSaloon League
Governie Harris
Cox
Dowsen
Pattivon
Ohio
Judson Harmon
Republic
Hartht
Athens
Chat
Harrig
Youngertown
Habrin
Eridelim
Louie Nels
Eer Harrie Nati
Unkindest Cut of All Hails Foraker Incident
A fragmentary item notes a cruel act toward Senator Foraker by a rival, prompting discussion of succession plans in the Senate. The brief mentions a New York World report and hints at political maneuvering surrounding Foraker’s position.
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Senator Foraker
New York
Tumultuous Union Rally Returns to Marion Campaign Night
A mass gather at Marion depot drew three to four thousand voters for a Bryan reception amid a long parade of candidates and speakers. Harmon and Bryan advisors noted strong show of support for the railroad and Marion industries as workers anticipated campaign events and possible policy impacts.
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Brynh
Harmon
Bryan
Tral
Marion
Colwinuy
Martin
J. Burke
Go- Nabe
Wateral
Tran
Banke
Bryaie
Dla Bet
Bryan and Taft campaign notes clash in Marion column
A long letter critiques Taft and Taft supporters while praising Bryan and public access to speakers. It calls for openness, condemns suppression, and highlights political maneuvering in Ohio and Oklahoma. It also quotes Hearst attacks and Roosevelt sentiments amid the 1900s era political row.
A Warm Spot in His Heart for Marion
Marion residents packed to hear William J. Bryan on a regular Hocking Valley train stop. Bryan, planning few remarks, spoke briefly to the crowd, the event described as a warm moment during his visit to Marion.
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Marion
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Leicard
Square dealing with employes at Hin Melon works
The article discusses management actions at Hin Melon steam shovel works changing departments and offering workers a chance to view Mr Bryn's train arrival. It emphasizes commendation by Marion residents and local workers, highlighting education yard access and yard conditions.
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Republica
Mik George We King
Avery
Marion
Ate King's Saline
Isry
Bryn
Marlon
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