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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1899

Page

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Locke accepts anti Hanna nom for Ohio House seat

Madison County Democrats nominate John F. Locke a Republican for Representative and he accepts on an anti Hanna platform. The veteran Ohio legislator vows to fight Hanna influence, denounces the war in the Philippines, and pledges to lead a business oriented, people driven campaign while maintaining core Republican ideals.

Lennox Ohto Madison County John F. Locke Locke Han Hanna Madison Locke London Hanna Columbus Tts Captain Locke Buffe Hannalaiwa Hiaine Ohio Spain Kurte Locks Hoopa Lemson Philippines Hanna Laeh Court House Hannatsin Repub. Nean Thomas Jefferson Abraham Lincoln Greece Rome America Mark Hanne

Acquittal of Toral at Madrid court martial shocks Spanish press

The Madrid court martial acquits Toral, commander at Santiago, on surrender charges. Analysts note the verdict mirrors Dreyfus era farce tones and acknowledges Admiral Cervera and Toral as brave, avoiding scapegoats while Spain faces domestic discontent. The queen regent and king are also pressed by political strains amid the war’s humiliation. additional notices report Union Furnava owner W P Miller denying closure and promising bigger stock and lower prices to farmers, and Gluweng and Yellow Bace purchases at Cason Drugstore.

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Only One Alger Says Detroit Welcomes Ex Secretary

The Detroit reception for ex secretary Alger features banners declaring only one Alger, praised by Governor Pingree who acts as his mouthpiece. Critics argue Otis lacks leaders and that McKinley’s administration pushed him forward while Root contemplates a larger army for the Philippines. Signals of change ripple through War Department as 40,000 troops are discussed and yellow fever reports at Hamp ton are downplayed amid broader Caribbean concerns.

Alger Upould Detroit Gen. Alger Gov Pingree Pingres Mr. McKinley Gov. Pingree Tian Washington Alger Philippines Otis McKinley War Department Toot Phillippines Root Moot Downing Corbin Miles Ia Congress Retary Kout Wyman Pen Caves Pres. Heureux Theminican San Dontingo San Domingo

Dewey disciplined humor from Manila tales

Lieutenant Cresap recalls Admiral Dewey aboard the old Constitution during training ship days. A prank using a makeshift bowling alley provoked a playful rebuke about cooling off on the tips of the rails. Dewey also settled a long feud with ten extra guards that ended with the two rivals shaking hands and making up.

Namin Dewey Admiral Dewey Cresap Malioulix

Farmers urged to mail orders for Rusin Ferternizer Cols

Farmers in Hocking and Vinton counties are urged to mail orders for Rusin Ferternizer Cols as the supplier cannot meet all farmers in person. W. P. Mince offers same attention as in person from Union Furnace store, with $20 per week for capable young men to handle business, plus two references and prior experience. Also notes a Werner Company ad for 210 Schulte Building Columbus Ohio and travel deals including a Sunday excursion Aug 20 at $1.00 for a 140 mile round trip and an Anoual Encampment in Philadelphia Sept 1–4 with round trips $11.00 and extensions possible for 50 cents.

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Perpetual War Debate Buoys McKinley Prospects

The article discusses shifting Philippine policy under McKinley on the eve of the campaign. It notes Burrows and Alger influence and the risk of public backlash if the war persists. It cites a looming fiscal deficit and critiques General Ludlow’s suppression of a Havana newspaper as a threat to free speech and civil authority.

Logan and Logan County Social Roundup This Week

Numerous locals from Logan and surrounding towns visited relatives and friends in Athens Lancaster and Nelsonville during the past week. Guests included Miss Etta Gabriel Mrs. Ryan and Mr. Ryan Miss Mabel Hoyt pianist student of Miss Weber Hubert Lappen and many others with travelers from Logan and nearby counties.

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