Democratic Primary Election Dates in Valle Township Gore Logan Village
Democratic primary events set for Falle Townatin Falls Gore and Logan Village on Saturday March 10, 1900 from 7 PM. Nomination for township officers includes trustee clerk assessor constable and others. Polling will be at Court House Gore and at Gore for separate wards with local hotel locations. Editorial note questions party conflicts and censored disclosures tied to McKay and Bands operations.
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Gopi
Tove Haltp
Mareh 1000
NPOM
Trustes
Joe Morais
Green Township
Huffman
Falle Townatin Falls Gore
Logan Villiage
Wo'clark
Valle Township
Joe
Ponce
Falla Gore
Gore
Otees
Logan Village
Eoach
Douglas and Grovenor Rivalry Shapes Ohio Gubernatorial Bid
In Washington the Ohio Eleventh district race heats up as Douglas efforts to challenge General Grovenor gain traction with talks alongside Hanna and Dick. Reports say Hanna’s stance remains undecided while party managers debate timing and platform harmony guiding the next convention and campaign.
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Bryan
Inez
Gorman
Chicago
Democratic Party
Lberty
Democratic National Convention Set for July in Kansas City
The Democratic National Committee chose Kansas City for the July convention, delaying a Milwaukee plan and aligning date with Republicans and Populists. Kansas City offered $60,000 in cash and ready facilities, while Milwaukee lacked money and space. The decision follows debate over timing, with June or May possibilities discussed but avoided to minimize overlap with the Populist gathering. Senator Gorman delivered a notable speech during the meeting.
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Washinerox
D.C
Kangan City
Philadelphia
Democratic National Committee
Itwan Aiupe
Senator -Gorman
Roosevelt Rumors Shake GOP Race In Washington News
In Washington on February 21 1900 reports spread that Theodore Roosevelt may seek the Republican nomination for president and that a Roosevelt machine with funds is already courting southern state leaders. Some Republicans in both chambers favor his victory over McKinley, but few are ready to publicly proclaim support without clear winning prospects. The piece also covers Representative Bell's critique of government bank deposits and Senator Tallferro’s denial of a conspiracy charge tied to a bacon purchase, plus comments on Call and Nevada Senator Jones.
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MacKinleyites
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Roosevelt
Tia
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McKinley
Representative Bell
Cole
Gage
Bell
Talaiferro
Chuck Armstrong
Lee Blok
Buckeye Club
Hocking County
Lagi Nick Haner
John McCormick
Chuck
Bob Kittamiller
Senator Bright
Bowarr
Senator
Marshal Armentroughue
Tom Braddock
Ed Goss
Bowers
Gos
Aide-Hill Navy
Baird
Gene
Goa
Goss
Braddock
Bob Kittemiller
Theo
Hamilton County
Lee Black
Bob
Hare
Lee
Bright
Seontor
Mr. Bowers
John McCormick Han
McCormick
Tom
Lemon
Tom Lemon
Sam
John MrCormick
John Risley
Bob Kittsmiller
Joho ‘Triuh
Levi Black
Independence debates and canal funding dominate Congress
The House committee on Interstate State and Foreign Commerce votes 8 to 6 to authorize laying of a Pacific cable by private firms with government subsidies for twenty years. Republicans hint at shifting trust politics from campaigns. Representative Hull of Texas urges a special committee on trusts. Jefferson Lowry of New York introduces a canal funding proposal linking maritime nations to costs proportional to their ship tonnage. The Senate passes a gold standard substitute and a conference committee will decide final form.
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Congress
Hull
Texas
Balla
Ktalea
Jovielad
Mewlersin
Tite & World Canal
Jefferson Lowry
N. Y
Benate
Conference Committee
Elkdam Horned Plan Parade Stirs Logan Lodge Visitors
On Monday evening a group from Logan Lancaster McArthur and Nelsonville gathered at the Logan Lodge seeking permission to wear horns. After hours of chaotic riding through valleys and mountains they dispersed, with few returning home untouched. The writer hints at more details to come in a future note.
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Logan
Lancaster
McArthur
Nelsonville
Logan Lodge
Explosion at Rockbridge injures teen worker at gas house
In Tennessee, a seventeen year old Logan Natural Gas Co. employee attempted to light a gas fire near Rockbridge when an explosion occurred. The blast damaged the house and badly burned the youth’s face and body. K. Go Booty was summoned to tend the burns, described as not serious.
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Tennpwater Gazette
Guy Bshrider
Logan Natural Gas Co
Rockbridge
K. Go
Seriou
Bank Robber Delivers Praise for New Discovery
Thornville bank manager J. KR Carrivon speaks highly of Dr. King's New Discovery for lung trouble after recovering from a severe cold. He notes it as the best medicine for chest illness and urges keeping a bottle on hand. Available at Harringtons Drug Store for 60 cents and one dollar.
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J. KR. Carrivon
Carhler
Bank
Thornville
Ohio
Dr. King
Talwage
Harringtons Drug Store
Buckeye Club Saturnine Debates and Free Spirits
The Buckeye Club gathers for a rough, humorous meeting where coal weights, cider, and popcorn trigger a mix of jests and jabs. Amid tables, apples, and crackers, disputes flare over coal weight, charity, and political chats, ending with adjournment and a sly quip about missing coal.
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