Republican Alliance Claims Stir in 1900 Debates
The Ohio Democrat notes William Jennings Bryan’s presidential bid, questions an alleged alignment between McKinley era diplomacy and Britain and Germany, and critiques a pending Republican gold standard bill. It cites Choate, Hay, and Chamberlain, denouncing perceived foreign entanglements while forecasting Senate delays and party maneuvering on currency policy.
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Great Britain
Germany
Senate
England
Choate
State Department
United States
South Africa
Chamberlain
English State Department
Mc Hay
London
Court of
Cabling
Denima
Cancna
House
Itte
Congress
Stevne
Rapoblican Party
Gotd Etandant
Bitat
Twa
McKinley
Gobart
Apecius
Middle West
J. Pierpont Morgan
Goulas
Grosvenor Presses Rod for Roberts Case Seat
Representative Grosvenor of Ohio backs seating Polygamist Roberta then expulsion, as Republican caucus prepares to decide procedure. He cites Utah’s polygamy compact violation and warns against dangerous precedents while noting Roberts should be permitted to sit before removal.
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Washington
Grosvenor
Ohio
Roberta
House
Roberts
Groovenor
Robert
Utah
United States
Sam
Supreme Duty of Congress
Humble Rebuke of Garfield Law By McLean And Jones
The piece accuses John R. McLean and Samuel M. Jones of ignoring the Garfield election expense filing law with the Secretary of State. It blasts the $1000 penalty as a sham and calls the statute a dead letter, asserting many candidates dodge honest expenditure reports while misusing boisterous supporters and boodlers.
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John R. McLean
Samuel M. Jones
Secretary of State
McLean and
Jones
Rae
Hveu Garfield
Katou
Legal Notice Unclear Text for Public Record
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legal notice with unclear names and dates. No coherent action or jurisdiction is identifiable. The readable fragments mention individuals and a possible deadline but lack concrete details for summary.
Weatern Hocking News Bulletin Oddities And Departures
In Western Hocking, notices of weddings, travels, illness, and local happenings fill town chatter. Debrine has returned from Londonderry after a visit, Dr. Dawson reports scarlet fever and cheap gas, while teachers and families relocate. Revivals, school plans, and farm moves across Gallia, Perry, and surrounding places show a tight knit community adjusting to illness and weather.
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Wid. Debbine
Londonderry
Cain
Tia
Wright
Slater
Gallipolis
Dawson
Logan
Ine
Perry
Mike Amy Armstrong
Avarlating
Hemmeger
Will Dawson Thas
Sam Karahner Jr
Aggie
Agele
Bam
Chillicothe
Edward Bringer
Lancaster
Jauni
J.T. Albin
J. Lancaster
Turkey
Ohio
Major Copeland
South Bloowingville
New York
Colonel Stevenson
Andy Mark
Findley Bray
Vinton County
Seth
Amon Kline
Ba'Lerprine
Guo, Hines
Frank Kinneman
West Jefferson
Martin
Piketon
William Sampson
James Calhoun
Housekeeping
Andy Marks
Athens Oil Firm Consolidation Creates New Venture
The Athens Oil and Gas Company stockholders sold their interests to the Topian Ci Company in a deal aimed at sustaining field development. Two new wells are being drilled with Les Philip of Marietta in charge of drilling and prospecting. Officers include Pf. Lenfler as president and Gubnel Winesend as secretary, both from Lancaster, with directors F. Leulter Colonel Townsends Lwo Phillips Henry O Bloness and A. Bethel J. G. McRallip continuing as superintendent.
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Adeal
Athens OF and Gas Company
Topian Ci Company
Athens
Internet
Les Philip
Marietta
Pf. Lenfler
Gubnel 'Winesend
Lanecaster
F. Leulter
Townsends
Lwo Phillips
Henry O'Bloness
A. & Bethel
J. G. McRallip
Athenk Miasinger
J Murdoch to Perform Micridal Recital at Capital University
Jesse Murdoch, invited by friends of the Fidacation for the Blind, will give a micrdal recital in Capital University’s reception room. The note highlights his varied program, his current year of study, and his potential future in the concert world despite existing attainments.
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Ono Sinte Jeremy
Josep Murdock
Murdoch
Murdock
Biind Tom
Church Notes Elect Officers and Schedule Meetings
The Mf. 8 Sunday school election of officers includes Superintendent A G O Tipton Assistant Superintendent TN Stiers Treasurer W A Brooke Secretary A Murphy Asst Secretary Virgie Jobster Lt John Risley Chas Wonn and others. First quarterly meeting of H Church set Sabbath and Monday Dec 8 11 with sermons by Pastor A A Sayre and W L Slutz presiding, sacrament after preaching, quarterly conference Monday 8 o clock. The public is invited.
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Superntendant
A. G O. Tipton
As-sixtant
Sap't
TN. Stiers
W. A. Brooke
A. Murphy
Asn’t
Virgie Jobster
M. McKay
John Risley
Chas Wonn
Buptof
Allie Toole
Orjabiat
Alina Hall
Auolin
H. Church
A. A. Sayre
W. L. Slutz
A.A
Sayrr
Notice to Hunters Restricts Hunting on Local Lands
Notice to hunters in Marion and Good Hope townships. No hunting allowed on the bromides of the undersigned. Winnast F. Kur, Marion Township. Hosa A. Kosar, Good Hope Township. BoC. Hanan.
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Winnast F. Kur
Marion Tp
Hosa A. Kosar
Good Hope Tp
Boc
Hanan
Land parcels for factory site along Straitaville branch
2h acres in corporation and 1 acre along Straitaville branch with frontage on Hunter. Good location for a factory. Callon Nid WHILAND.
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Corporation
Straitaville
Hunter At
Callon
The modern bacon hog and market shaping trends
A discussion of swine breeding and bacon production outlines the ideal hog conformation for profitable bacon pork. The text notes broader hips and deep bodies, strong shoulders, motherhood traits, and large litters, arguing modern breeding will boost meat supply and industry profitability amid shifting consumer demand.
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Tve
The Typical Tamworth Low Hog Breed and Pork Trends
The article discusses shifts in pork production favoring leaner bacon hogs like the Tamworth, noting high prices for “dead pid hogs,” the Chicago packers pushing breeders toward bacon hogs, and farmers resisting by continuing heavy, fatty hogs. It adds commentary on poultry cleanliness, vermin control, and farming practices to improve yields.
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Chicago
Middle West
Chicago Packer
Canada
Native Sparks Buys Brooke Feed Amid Market Shuffle
Native Sparks announces purchase of the Brooke feed while Atore Kible conducts a shot clan feed Uternom. Orders flow through the Malo music store and Loany parts, with prompt delivery of all items.
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Sparks
Brooke
Atore Kible
Malo & All
Miss Seldens Frog Farm Brings Profit to New Jersey Teacher
In Miundahip New Jersey Miss Selden a former New York teacher started a frog farm after spotting high prices for swamp frogs. She fenced in a boggy tract, learned frog farming, and sold captures to New York buyers. Her spring season netted 1500 dollars, inspiring laughter to turn into profit as years passed.
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Nighbors
Hirat
Miundahip
N. J
Mise Mona Belden
Mise Selden
New York
Miss Selden
Nitrogen Fertilizers in Meadow Grasses and Manure Benefits
Agricultural note discusses nitrogen sources for meadows versus clovers, highlighting stable manure with chemical nitrogen fertilizers as optimal for yield and protein content. It notes nitrate of soda as cheap for nitrogen, advises limited mineral fertilizer use, and suggests biennial nonnitrogenous applications when possible.
Reguisite Guidelines for Turkey Breeding and Flock Care
The text outlines turkeys to select healthy stock with strong bodies and good egg-laying potential. It notes hens two years old or younger lay more eggs, gobblers should weigh at least 18 to 20 pounds, and avoid begetting poults from the same flock. It mentions feed topics and general husbandry like milk and clover, but many phrases are garbled.
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Mike Kome Oles
J. Christian Bay
Turkey
Russian thistle gains value as fodder and fuel across plains
The State Agricultural Department reports growing use of Russian thistle in Nebraska for feed and heating. Once a menace in Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska, the weed is now valued for livestock fodder and sustainable fuel. Government reports warned of spread, but farmers increasingly rely on the plant.
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State Agricultural Department
Nebraska
Agricultral Department
Saxouri
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Tisde
Dakot
Acientinta
Missouri
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Gonthakath
Napa
Agricultural Department
Great Plains
Mul
Beaton
United States
Contimental cattle care described in historical note
A fragmentary report discusses cattle handling practices including cleaning, milking preparation, and stable hygiene. The text references cows and routines such as brushing and thorough preparation before milking, though many phrases are garbled.
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