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Newspaper
The Ohio Democrat
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1900
Page
2
The column rants about local politics and party figures while praising the Logan Journal Gazette for its circulation. It contrasts Logan versus Nelsonville readership, touts paid up subscriptions, and calls for transparency in mailing lists and advertising reach.
Citizen remarks condemn Mrs Van Liew for the vitriol murder of Miss Hammel in Van Wert. The writer criticizes prior character assessments and demands the sentence be increased beyond ten years, advocating the killer suffer similarly.
Republican leaders in Congress press to ease the beer tax instead of an outright war tax cut. Rep Babcock and Dolliver argue for a compromise while others on the Ways and Means Committee weigh a smaller levy reduction. Industry pressure mounts as discussions shift toward a modest cut rather than a full exemption.
A fragmented Lancaster Eagle item discusses presidential electoral votes and mentions McKinley. It references prior candidates and notable electoral tallies, including figures like Jefferson and Madison, with garbled OCR names and stray phrases about the electoral vote.
Mr. R. Gray of Amanja near Duchess county New York praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a reliable children’s cure for croup. He urges starting when hoarseness appears or even after a croupy cough develops to prevent an attack and keep a bottle at hand.
In Pomeroy Democrat coverage, Josph Hamilton of Middleport is jailed after illegal payment of fines to men who destroyed a shade river trap. The case traces back to fish taken from a natural trap, with a long legal fight and a promise of parole blocked by prosecutorial endorsement.
J. W. Gardner of Idaville Indiana credits Electric Bitters with restoring appetite strength and vigor after stomach liver and kidney troubles left him rundown and fatigue ridden. He says the tonic gave him new life and improved health.
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