Bryan May Move His Paper To Chicago
Chicago sources discuss a rumor that William Jennings Bryan will relocate his Commoner to Chicago and make the city his home. Prominent Democrats like Robert E. Burke and George P. Locke comment on publishing advantages and political motives, with Altgeld dismissing the tale as idle.
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Chicago Daily News
William Jennings Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
Harrison
Robert E. Burke
Democratic
Lincoln
Mr. Bryan
Edward M. Labin
Lahilfauld
George P. Locke
Kangas Democratic State Committee
National Committee
John T. Altgeld
Had Better Gone to Church
Two Lancaster girls stranded in Toledo after failing to catch their train spent the night in a local infirmary. With expired excursion tickets and no funds, they wandered the city, found lodging, and were told by director Crofts it would have been better to stay home and attend church. Officials later secured approval to reuse their excursion tickets on the 11 10 train, letting them return home for breakfast and possibly parental admonition.
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Toledo Blade
Lancaster
Infirmary
Court House
Crofts
Union Depot
Secret in Ont KY Cures Coughs and Bronchitis
In Ontario Kentucky the health of Mrs G P Whittaker is praised by her husband claiming Dr King’s New Discovery cured her chronic bronchial trouble and a severe whooping cough. The letter notes a trial bottle offered at a local drug store for 1.06 with a guarantee of relief for throat and lung troubles.
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Obr
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G. P. Whittaker
Av Cao's Drug Store
Power of Health Board Sparks Local Debate and Action
A Logan town debate asserts the municipal Board of Health holds unlimited powers to enforce sanitary improvements. Col. Weldy backs strong authority, citing cases where boards cut ponds to curb malaria. The Health Board may gain a vacant seat on the council, while Labor groups push Sherman act enforcement against steel trusts.
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Board of Health
Weldy
United States
Longstreth
Ward
Boards of Health of
Ohio
Sheets
Massillon
Reverend Pollack Helps Sailors Charity In Logan
The Rev J L Pollack of Cleveland, superintendent and agent for the Western Seaman's Friend Society in the Lake Erie district, spoke in Logan churches about aiding sailors, boatmen, dock workers, railroad men, and families. The society provides gospel outreach, Sunday and industrial schools, visitation, tracts, and private aid, plus temperance boarding houses with reading rooms. Many ports remain unserved from Allegheny to the Rocky Mountains. Logan citizens have supported the cause and are urged to help again.
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J. L. Pollack
Cleveland
Western Seaman’s Friend Society
Lake Erie
Logan
Great Northern Lakes
Allegheny
Rocky Mountains
Pollock
Logan Journal letter questions Col Sand’s embezzlement role
A Logan log letter to the Democratic editor questions Col Alex Sunde of the People's Bank receivership and accuses him of misappropriating over 7000 dollars. The writer compares the conduct to a highwayman, emphasizes court confidence aided the theft, and demands direct questions to Sands about amounts taken and payments to creditors. The piece also comments on naval affairs and Sampson’s inquiry.
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Colonel Sands
Logan
Col. Sands
Boarad
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People’s Bank
Marriage Licenses Recorded in Local Notices
A list of marriage licenses shows Bridgar Secrist 28 and Goldin Lanning 16 both of Madford, Clyde Ballard 21 and Lizzie Middleton 22 of Greendale, John Ferguson 22 of Orbi ton and Maggie Shuttleworth 16 of Jobs, Howard McBroom 18 and Mary Kline 1k of Rockbridge, Alonzo Johnson 43 of Nelsonville and Anmilda Cable 45 of Union Furnace, Mott Crawford 21 of Jobs and Grace Bryan 18 of Congor, William Brownei of Green Bay Wis and Jennie Steinmann 2 of Logan, Charles Hangel 22 of Union Furnace and Mary Acker 20 of Logan, Frank Sweeny 28 of Bridgeport and Byed Russell 28 of Jobs, John Pearson 24 and Stella Smith 14 of Orbiston, Joseph Fiske 24 and Mary Bartoe 24 of Murray City, John Tamaska 28 of Murray and Ethel Czinks 18 of Jobs, Lauren Wolfe 22 and Tillie Olinger 21 of Haydenville, Andrew Taboden 23 of Logan and Jennie Wolf 18 of Webb Summit, Jones Lantz 20 and Mulda Barnard 17 of Jobs, Willis Jewett 26 and Minnie Qualls 22 of Blachford, James Evang 80 of Murray and Anna James 27 of New Pittsburg, Harley Allen 21 of Stella and Ida Cook 18 of Hayden, Charles Vorcu of Nelsonville and Maud Steele of Logan, Mick Simon 23 and Anna Brokob 17 of Murray, George Dennis 81 and Nona Starkey 18 of Sa Bloomingville. License of James Bb Kennedy not recorded.
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Bridgar D. Secrist
Goldin A. Lanning
Madford
Clyde L. Ballard
Lizzie Middleton
Greendale
John W. Ferguson
Orbiston
Maggie M. Shuttleworth
Jobs
Howard W. McBroom
Mary FE. Kline
Rockbridge
Alonzo Johnson
Nelsonville
Anmilda Cable
Union Furnace
Mott A. Crawford
Grace G
Murray City
John Tamaska
Murray
Ethel Czinks
Lauren B. Wolfe
Blachford
James Evang
Anna James
New Pittsburg
Harley V. Allen
Stella
Ida B. Cook
Haydenville
Charles W. Vorcu
Maud Steele
Logan
Mick Simon
Snd
Anna Brokob
George W. Dennis
Nona B. Starkey
Sa. Bloomingville
James Bb. Kennedy
No Warning Yet From Local Peddlers Fraud
A distorted, OCR heavy note reports fakirs in Hocking County selling clothing via note backed deals. It laments peddlers swindling suckers, condemns sensational headlines, and argues honest merchants protect customers while warning is useless against deceitful cloth traders.
Cincinnati Bull Festival Opens With Low Rates and Pageantry
Cincinnati announces the Bull Festival for September, promising two weeks of pomp and pageantry near home. Railroads offer a special low fare to attract visitors, enabling many to enjoy the outing at a small cost while visiting friends and acquaintances in the Queen City.
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Cincinnati
Queen City
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