Rush to Get Into the Bryan Fold in 1900
Washington reports from Maryland and other states show a broad Republican split over imperialism. Senator Wellington and others endorse Bryan, while General Birney, Charles James, and Patrick O Purratt join the pro Bryan camp amid attacks on McKinley’s policy and trusts. A national campaign grows as party lines shift.
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Washington
George C. Wellington
Maryland
Bryan
Stevenson
McKinley
William Birney
Mr. Bryan
Anya
Democratic Party
Birney
Hela
James G. Birney
United States
Henry Clay
Charles James
Lincoln
Kitty
Roosevelt
James
San Francisco
Henry F. Keenan
Keenan
Allens
Trajan
Money Mikers
Holan Bomournt
Basa Downing
Dominick T. Murphy
Proctions
Democratic. Com
Paign Managers
W. A. Crotfut
Frank 8. Monet
Ohio
Steadarit ‘Ol
Ana Hanus
Sareene
Pod Mates
Trast
Banda
Mioney
Steel Trust
Pow-Wow in Nelsonville Draws Large Crowd
The great Indian Pow-Wow attracted a monster turnout on its final day despite eleven contracted attractions failing to appear. The Saturday afternoon and night crowds packed Public Square and West Washington street, with 10 000 to 16 000 people expected when mines are idle. Grant the bicycle act failed to show, forcing last minute substitutions to entertain, yet the event pulled even and highlighted Nelsonville as a mining hub teeming with visitors.
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Nahvonville Jackeye
Asl
Nelsonville
Hocking Valley
Knights of Pythian Biennial Conclave in Detroit Aug 27 Sep 1
The Hocking Valley Railway offers reduced round trip fares from Columbus to Detroit for the biennial Knights of Pythian Conclave. Trains depart Columbus daily for Toledo with connections to Detroit, via rail or rail and lake routes, August 26 to 28, returning by September 14. Tickets read via H V Ry. connect with steamer lines at Toledo.
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Detroit
Mich
Hocking Valley Ry
Columbus Union Statiion
Toledo
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
H. V. Ry
Fisher
Columbus
Slaves to Disease Chains Endured in Rival Hearts
Williams of Manaheate reports his wife, once helpless for five years, could not move in bed. After using two bottles of Electric Ritters, she recovered enough to work again. The remedy promises quick cures for nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headaches, fainting spells, and general debility, claiming to restore strength.
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Williams
Manaheate
Judge Slough Passes After Long Public Service
Judge Tall Slough former Court of Common Pleas judge and Lancaster leader dies at his East Main Street home August 16 1900 aged 62 63. A Democrat and former mayor and prosecuting attorney he served Fairfield County with distinction and was buried from St Mary's Church accompanied by the Lancaster Bar and local officials.
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Bryn
Stevenson
Bhivel
Kanane
Mize
AntiImperialist League
Kansas Regiment of Volunteers
Philippines
Johnson
Indiana
Anya
Cuba
Pero Rico
William J. Bryan
al Ane Mieteek
Jamon N. Simmy
Laheaster Gaastte
Judge Tall Slough
East Main Street
Bright
Judge Slough
Federick
Mary Tallman Slough
Lancaster High School
Rt. M. Clarke
Asw
Joshua Clarke
Hester
Lancaster
Fairfield County
Vlan
Silas J. Weight
Court of Common Pleas
Slough
Bia
Gould
Mijas Mary ©. Fleming
Brudee
Slovek
St. Mary's Church
Punberal Bervicer
Tallman Slough
Paris Exposition a Great World Watch, Yet Paris Wins
Chicago Paris, France August 4 1900 The Paris Exposition proves a success drawing thousands of visitors and millions of francs while shaping opinion about Europe’s art and industry. It contrasts with Chicago’s fair offering more European ambiance and French splendor though its crowds skew toward locals with lower buying power and cheaper entry. The piece notes language advantages for Europeans and the Exposition’s broad appeal from day to night gardens and exhibitions.
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Paris
France
Chicago
Paria
Alli
Tariam
Germany
Hungary
Italy
Russia
Nome
Mexico
South America
Central Asia
Africa
Elf
Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Americana
Europa
Cty
Champs Elysees
Champ de Mars
Suli
One Cent Per Mile Chicago Return Via Hocking Valley Ry
Tickets on sale August 25 for the annual National Encampment of G A R. Hocking Valley Railway offers double daily service from Columbus Union Depot to Chicago with Parlor Cars and Through Pullman Sleepers. Dearborn Station is the Chicago arrival point. Contact Hocking Valley Agents before purchasing tickets. W. H. Fisher Columbus Ohio.
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G.A.R
Weth
Hocking Valley Ry
Columbus Union Depot
Chicago
Ohio
Virginia
West Virginia
Hocking Valley
Dearborn
W. H. Fisher
Columbus
Ohi
For Sale Farm and House and Lot In Marion and Logan
For sale my farm of 120 acres in Marion County Ohio and a house and lot in Logan at Market and Hunter Streets opposite the Presbyterian church near the Court House. Will sell or trade. Call J M Proyp.
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Marion
Hocking Go
Logan
Market
Hunter Streets
Presbyterian Church
Court House
Callon
Timely remedy ends coughs and saves two lives
Mrs Grace Long of New Straitville Ohio credits Dr Ing s New Discovery with curing her chronic cough and saving two lives after prior remedies failed. The letter touts it curing throat chest and lung troubles and mentions a guaranteed trial. Also noted is a ticket sale detail for a Detroit trip.
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George Long
New E Straiteville
Ohio
Dr. Ing
Long
Harrington
McKinley's wayward week stirs Chinese policy debate
In Washington this week critics accuse President McKinley of drifting on China policy amid Conger’s Pekin crisis. The piece highlights calls for an extra session, debates over the ultimatum to China, and concerns over political leverage in the campaign. It mentions Senator Lindy, Col. Regan, and broader imperialism arguments.
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WaAsiixerox
McKintey
Conger
Pekin
Washington
McKinley
Fowler
Shanghai
China
Benator Lindy
Heja Alter
Col. Regan
Imperial
McKinlay
Fiet
Vieepeard
Campilin
Pic
Turkey
Teresoinie
Faretell
Diplomatiy Corps
Gentius
Joan Wholain
Mekhintey
Eminitiee
Charles G. Uewes
The
Currey
M Kinley
Perdoral Friedda
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