Ohio Democrat predicts death and political shifts
The Ohio Democrat reports the nearing death of the railroad magnate NY and notes deaths of Dr. Scott, President Harrison’s father in law, and the General Long. It covers Sam Taylor naming appointees with no Foraker followers, California vote shifts, and Campbell’s cabinet prospects. It analyzes Congress, the McKinley policy, and warns of partisan manipulation and the dangers of executive influence.
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Dr. Scott
Harrison
White House
Inez
Washington, Pan
Campbell
Cleveland
Ohio
Donen
Beth Weldy for Governor from Hocking County
The Democratic party should consider Col Beth Weldy of Hocking County for governor. Weldy is a lawyer, statesman, and veteran Democrat praised as capable, educated, and patriotic. His candidacy is argued to energize the party and potentially sweep the state with strong support.
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Hocking County
Hocking
Beth Weldy
Weldy
York
Financial upheaval and impending treasury crisis discussed
A historical summary notes four years after retirement, President Cleveland left a treasury with a large surplus, and subsequent administrations' policies aimed at dissipating or constraining it. The Reed Congress increased permanent appropriations by vast sums, with the McKinley tariff hurting revenues and pushing toward fiscal instability.
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Cleveland
Treasury
Harrison
Reed Congress
Atioala
Tressury
Will Vale Cingteat Ab Thi
Avalon
Pension Numbers Guarding the Nation's Finances
The piece argues a $20 million appropriation covers last year’s deficit while current deficits could reach $75 million. It criticizes Harrison era spendthrift policies, calls pensions an overbearing burden, and predicts a reckoning for the Republican party tied to McKinleyism and pretorianism.
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Cleveland
Harrison
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of the Treasury
The Big Four Route Announces Southern Travel Specials
Florida and the Sunny South promotes the Big Four Route with solid ventibuled trains and palace sleeping cars. It highlights through express connections via Queen & Crescent, Louisville & Nashville, Kentucky Central, and Chesapeake & Ohio Railways to Old Point Comfort, Asheville, Chattanooga, New Orleans, Savannah, Jacksonville, St. Augustine, Tampa, Indian River, and winter resorts. Tickets: low rates via coupon offseas throughout the country. Agent: DB Marti General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Central Union Station
Lncinnati
Queen & Crescent
Loulaville & Nashville
Kentucky Central
Chesapeake & Ohio Railways
Old Point Comfort
Asheville
Chattanooga
New Orleany
Savannah
Jacksonville
St. Augusting
Tampa
Indian River
Tourtat
DB. Marti General Paveonger & Ticket Agoul
Onainnatl
Oho
Guaranteed Cure Offer for Dr King's New Discovery
The ad authorizes a druggist to sell Dr King's New Discovery for coughs colds and lung throat or chest trouble with a money back guarantee after a fair trial if no benefit. Trial bottles free at F Harrington's Drug Store large size 50c and 1. The ad also notes buggies for sale by Chas Becker at reasonable prices.
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Dr. King
F. Harrington
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