Ohto Democrat Weekly Edition Named in 1900 Context
The Ohto Democrat, a weekly newspaper edited by J. M. Floyd with associate B. Dollizon, notes its Logan, Oklahoma entry and references a President in 1900 William Jennings Bryan. The text indicates clerical and publication details from the era.
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J. M. Floyd
B. Dollizon
Duillvonick
Bowlly
Wawt-Olice
Logan
Obla
State Convention of Ohio Democratic Party in Columbus
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio will be held in Columbus on June 12 and 13, 1900 to select delegates and outline the party slate for the national convention. The call lists officers including the commissioner of common schools and public works, with nominations for governor and county ticket. A critical note raises concern over the sheriff’s protection of prisoners and a Black man fatally harming a county girl, questioning public safety and the sheriff’s conduct.
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Ohio
Columbus
Alee
Tour
Johor
Datay Amd Food Commiakion
Norld OF Public Works
Fie Baala
del Tee
Auc
IK Cual
John Ry feLean
Our Say endorses ticket in Hocking County election
Our Say notes the election is over and endorses a Democratic and Republican ticket for good governance in Hocking County. It calls the race for treasurer between Dan Soliday and A J Nunemaker, with Nunemaker winning, and asserts the rest of the ticket faced little opposition due to positive voter sentiment.
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Hocking County
Dan Soliday
A.J. Nunemaker
Nanemaker
Republican Leaders Scramble Over Smith and Long Amid Cuban Scandal
The Cuban scandal disrupts plans to nominate Charles Emory Smith for vice president and doubts grow about Postmaster General connections to frauds. Secretary Long's Philadelphia trip looms as possible endorsement, while Perry Health’s cabinet path falters. Congress may adjourn by June 11, as Republicans fear Democratic attacks and seek escape from pillory.
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Charles Emory Smith
Smith
Perry
Neely
Long
Philadelphia
Schley
Bis
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Democrata
Hess
National Conventhong
Benatore
Vote of Hocking County at Primary Held June 1900
A brief item records the Hocking County vote at the primary election held in June 1900. It notes civic ballot activity and local participation during the county level process.
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Hocking County
Democratic Ratification Meeting in Hocking County
In Logan Ohio on June 4 1900 the Hocking County Democratic Central Committee and area Democrats met to canvass the June 2 primary vote for county officers delegates and central committee. Officers were appointed and a slate of county and state convention nominees declared duly nominated. Resolutions endorsed loyalty to the Chicago platform opposed to McKinley era policies and urged Bryan for president.
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Logan
Ohio
Hocking County
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Wa. M. Bowen
Central Committee
H. N. Armstrong
Laurelville
Bogen
Floyd JE Baron
Dollison
Joseph Stroupe
John Notestone
VC Lowry
Woodraith Donaldson
Benton
Hope
Joba
Butterworth
Washington Township
Phil Chapman
Wharton Samual Bigham
Movielland
Hosier
Kitchen
George Waldnor
Acker
HA Lanning
Chas King
George McIntyre County
Jenton Township
Reichley
J. B. Doltison
J.B. Solliaon
J. M. Floyd
J. A. Ferguson
Chicago
Western Hemisphere
Mouros
Nic- Araguan Canal
United States
Cuba
Congress
Philippines
Porto Rico
J. M. Freyn
J. B. Delitson
Jon Morris
W. M. Bowen
Chatr
N. Anserrona Lee’y
Parla and Porto Rico Expenditure Scandal Spotlighted
In a June 6 1900 Washington dispatch the Cuban scandal shifts to Parisian misexpense. Each administration entrusted with vast funds in Porto Rico and the Philippines has failed to account for large sums. A Paris commission shows $240 000 spent in a year to November 1900 and the Senate seeks fuller details.
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William J. Calhoun
Cuba
Monetary Commission
M. P. Handy
Paria Exposition
Kasson
Japan
Hamlin
Russia
Seals
Foster
Paris
Hawaiian Commission
Paris Exposltion Commission
Potter
Industrial Commission
Insular Commission
Philippine Commission
Total
Washinoron
Porto Rico
Philippines
Parla
Congress
The Republicans Lose Hope for House Control
The article argues Republicans nearly abandon hope of regaining the House of Representatives regardless of the president’s fate. It warns a Democratic House would curb partisan power, affect military funding, and demand closer executive accountability, limiting imperial policy and defense spending under McKinley.
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McKinley
White Home
Congress
Obituary of Ferdin Woods Brashares Infant Son of Bra shares
Ferdin Woods Brashares infant son of Mr and Mrs W T Brashares of Gibsonville Ohio was born November 3 1899 and died May 16 1900 after congestion of the lungs. Survived by father mother one grandfather two sisters and many friends. Funeral held at Mt Olive Cemetery on May 19 with Rev McLaugh officiating.
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Furpim Woops
Asem
Grim Reaper
Mt. Olive
McLaugh
Jin
Thurman
Eclipse Observers Report Nearly Perfect Totality Across Regions
Observers in Newberry Winnsboro Norroux and Norfolk describe a near perfect total solar eclipse. The phenomenon produced a twilight darkness visible corona and a brief ninety second totality. Temperature drops and atmospheric fluctuations were noted with birds and animals reacting to the event.
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Conowata
Sslromoneré
Newberry
Pellpua
Winnsboro
University of Virginia
Stone
Norroux
Virginia Beach
Vena
Mercury
Venege
Castor
Gemini
Chief Moore
Weather Bureau
Hartford Scientifics Society
Monticello Hotel
Norfolk
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Masva
Chosatts
W. W. Goodwin
Harvard
Sarah T
Welles College
J. C. Whiting
Banda
Dolphin
Lambert's Point
Hampton Roads
Washington
National Geographical Society
Elmon Newcomb
Prof
Graham Bell
Society
Edward Everett Hale
Boston
Congressman Grosvenor
Ohio
Wanted Manager for Branch Office in This Vicinity
Wanted reliable man to manage a new branch office in the area. Good opening for an energetic worker. Mention this paper when writing. A T Monta, Cincinnati, Ohio. Illustrated catalogue with postage included.
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A.T. Monnta
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