Gold Democrats Back In Fold In 1900 Political Scene
An analysis argues that gold democrats will largely return to the Democratic fold, with Palmer and Buckner supporters shifting to McKinley or back to the Democrats. It notes the disbandment of the faction, Hanna's anti imperialism split, and uncertain China news affecting policy.
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Ruckher
McKinley
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Mark Hanna
Twatn
National Party
Bryan
Ibis
China
Earl Li
Jong
State Department
Pekin
Admiral Kempf
Imperial Sabhurition
Imperial policy shifts and Alaska dispute debated in press
The article critiques U S handling of foreign policy and imperialism, noting alleged American bias toward Britain, the Alaska surrender under the modus vivendi, and public figures like T B Reed and Mr Hanon amid political infighting. It highlights tensions over territorial claims, naval boundaries, and official communications shaping public opinion.
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Peking
United States
Great Britain
Bureau of Education
South Africa
Bureau of Static
Alaska
Cinera
Hay
Canada
Head of Lynn Canal
Russia
Joint High Commission
McKinley
Philippines
T. B. Reed
Republican Party
Hana
Reed
G.O.T
Stwed
Mr. Hanon
Sad Affair: Alex Motherwell Shot in Alabama
Alex Motherwell, grandson of John Glesy and son of James Motherwell, former Motherwell Iron Works member, was shot by an ex-policeman in Sheffield Alabama and died 30 hours later. The shooter, said to be intoxicated, spoke after a handshake dispute. No arrest reported. Motherwell, 84, blacksmith by trade, leaves a wife and three children. burial took place in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Alex Motherwell
John Glesy
James Motherwell
Motherwell Iron Works
Logan
Ann
Sheffield
Ala
Motherwell
Ume
Blickanith
Talon
Biraingbam
Alu
Teachers Institute Heralded in Hocking County Logan Notice
Teachers Institute of Hocking County starts Monday at Logan school building. A Monday evening reception for the public precedes a musical program directed by Miss Matta Collison. Each afternoon after the Nature Work lecture, a mastoul program will be presented.
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Teachers Institute of
Hocking County
Logan
Aeachers
Matta Collison
Lost word watch with "Cora" engrav ed the one finder
The note describes a lost word watch engraved with the name Cora believed to belong to someone near the pawn shop or West Main Street. A finder should contact the Federal Gas Office to return it.
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Cora
Ditin
Beloved Physician Dr Parker Remembered As Hopeful Healer
A funeral sermon honors Dr Parker as a beloved physician, noting his hopefulness, sacrifice, and tender sympathy. The speaker links his life to biblical and historical physicians, urges gratitude and faith in the divine healer, and urges living with appreciation for medical providers.
Notice of Land Owners Procedural Hearing Opened
An OCR damaged notice lists land owners and a county bound hearing under a county order. It references dates in August and a sequence of event days including a Wednesday and Saturday, indicating a public administrative action.
In Memory Da Parker of Hawkitte County Ohio
Da Parker a physician born March 11 1608 in Hawkitte County died July 19 1600 age 22 years 1 month and div. He moved to Logan Ohio as a child where he trained and became a respected doctor. He served as Assistant Physician of the Ohio Penitentiary and later at 59 E Malin St Columbus. He held roles at the Harra Orphans Home and Franklin County Children’s Home. He married Mira Huattle Dyer on Feb 27 1892. He died suddenly after years of service, leaving many friends and patients. He was noted for kindness to inmates and patients and dedication to medicine.
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Chariy A. Parker
Aros
Hattie Parker
Hawkitte
Logan
Ohio
Buntley Behool
Campbell
Thin City
Columbus
Columbus Medical College
Hamden
Asg
Ohio Penitentiary
Parker
Hara
Childrens
Franklin County
Hoe
Deceased Mason and Friends Mourned in Columbus Ohio
A funeral notice recalls the life of a local member of the Masons Red Men and Woodmen of the World who died at sixty two. He leaves a wife and several children including Benjamin and Ferdinand and was valued for honesty and philanthropy. A pastor notes his church devotion and service as a physician and aims to console mourners with Christian hope. Rev Ibe Stewart also writes praising Dr C A Parker and his church commitment.
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Dr. Parker
Hire
Parker
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Order of Red Men
Woodman
Benjamin
Hempel
Ibe. Stewart
C. A. Parker
Fle
A. A. Larikop
Third St. M. FB. Church
Calumbud, Oblo
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