Political Currency Reform Plans Stir Washington Caucus
March 16 1809 report from Wasatxontox describes Republican caucus leaders shaping a financial bill for currency reform ahead of the presidential campaign. It notes McKinley’s likely stance, calls on Senator Jonas’s health, and profiles General Hale and Alger amid insider attacks. Observations cite Boss Hanna and anti trust probes, with parliamentary maneuvering and currency debates framed as pre election theater.
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Wasatxontox
Caucus Committee of Representative
Wabbington
Atlantic City
McKinley
Jonia
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Gen. Wilson
Hale
Philippines
West Point
Denver
Cole
Colorado
Ti Ia
Alger
Gall
Hanna
Brapdard Oil Trust
Convu Icthem
Ig O'Leary
New York
War Department
U. S. Army
New
Sudden Death at Laurelville Depot
Wil Haynes found the dead body of William Braele of Laurelville at the depot couch by the stove. Dr Hemmeyer attributed the death to heart disease after the aged resident had winter complaints. Braele was a respected elder in Laurelville and active in Odd Fellows society.
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Wil Haynes
Willam Braele
Laurelville
Hemmeyer
Mr. Steel
Laurelvill
Papuprity
al Lowe
Ander
Ander Punploew
Nywu
Rumors Swirl of Big Railroad Consolidation Across Ohio
A Citizen reporter hears railroad officials, including Montsarrat and Eckert, predicting a large merger of Hocking Valley Ohio Central and Columbus Sandusky and Hocking within ninety days. Projections name new officers though details hinge on receiverships and a law that once blocked parallel line consolidations.
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Cons
Monsarrat
Louie
Tess
Ohio
Big Four
Cluctonat
Hamilton
Dayton
Colonel HE M Poston Leads Logan Gas Franchise
Ohio State Journal notes the naming of Colonel HE M Poston of Nelsonville as head of a new natural gas company in Logan. The Logan council grants the franchise to his firm, owning the Sugar Grove gas fields with canal access, promising lower rates and acquisition of the Logan Gas Light and Moke plant.
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Kentucky
E. M. Poston
Nelsonvillians
Muack
Ohio State Journal
Logans
Logan Council
HE. M. Poston
Sugar Grove
Logan Natural Gas Company
Logan Gas Light and Moke Company
Nelsonville
Brewers Tax Ruling Says Breweries Must Pay Back Taxes
The Supreme Court decision in an Oblo case holds brewing companies with warehouses outside brewery counties must pay the tax. Attorney General Monvatt faces inquiries from brewery attorneys seeking five years retroactive collection. Recommendation may urge county auditors to collect, potentially boosting state revenue by hundreds of thousands.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Monvatt
Col. Record
Florida picture book offered free to county residents
A late copy of The Bilas Magazine highlights Pensacola Bay forts lighthouse and navy yard with many illustrations. It promotes Florida as a land of summers and winters health resort and a good place to build a permanent home. County commissioners at Pennacd- Va Florida offer a free copy on request.
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Floridas
Pensacola Bay
Abipa
Farina
Feadera
Wea
Pennacd- Va
Florida
County School Examination Returns Names of Graduates
Examination held March 4 at the Court House. Of 24 applicants, 10 passed and were certified for one year. Successful names include Magule Leist, B. Armstrong, Emva Thrush, J. Deffenbaugt, John Pettit, Addessivy Dyuiton, Nelvalens Goodwin, Joan W. Orr, and Arthur Murphy.
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Bug
Wkinas Magule Leist
B. Armatrong
Emva Thrush
J. Deffenbaugt
John ©. Pettit
Addessivy Dyuiton
Nelvalens Goodwin
Joan W. Orr J
Arthur Murphy
Fabio Romani and Alden Benedict star in Naples epic at Logan
A dramatic stage adaptation features Fabio Romani as the dead man and Alden Benedict as Kahio Romeoni in a tale of jealousy and vengeance. Mina Martha Beanford shines as Nina while Guido Ferrari and Raymond Gilbert give strong support. Grand costumes, rich settings, and spectacular effects including Mt Vesuvius eruption and a sea struggle heighten the thrilling production.
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Mmanter Pleon
Logan Theatre
Alden Benedicts
Fabio Romani
Monte Cristo
Bay of Naplea
Mt Vesuvius
Mr. Alden Benedict
Kahio Romeoni
Benedict
Mina Martha Beanford
Nina
Guido Ferrari
Gilbert Faust
Raymond Gilbert
Heapetti
Grace Hunter
Free trial bottle offer for Dr David Kennedy kidney remedy
Special arrangement with the manufacturers allows readers to obtain a free trial bottle and pamphlet of Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy by sending full name and port office address to the Kennedy corporation in Rondout New York and mentioning this paper. The notice touts benefits for kidneys liver bladder and blood with cured cases and urges readers to mail a postal card for the trial bottle. It warns of urine symptoms signaling kidney or bladder issues and notes the drug sells in stores at $1 for large bottles and $0.60 for smaller bottles.
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David Kennedy
Onto Democrat
DR. David Kennedy Corporation
Rondout
WN. Y
Vast War News and Civic Notes From The Times Archives
A chaotic dispatch recounts naval moves, congress appeals for repairs, and varied global events. It mentions 200 wounded sailors en route to Manila, a proposed $1,125,000 appropriation for damage repair, and multiple political and military items across Mexico, Spain, China, and the Philippines alongside domestic notes on industry, investigations, and public health.
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Preotier Dupuylee
Alen Hiyanet
France
Nicaragua
Gail
Refulue
Dad Harbor
Ajpeopria
Sir John Atruthers
Hoyil College of Situntion
Hamnbergh
IM Mond
Efe Yeilx Bert
Tsu
Zenlodin
Manila
Ting
San Hrate
Navy Department
Congress
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fivo
Paul Tuthae de Jester
Lluite and Gotha
Oho
Usta
Plymouth
Brooklyn
Christ
Board of Health
Mexico
Kowaner
Get. Correa
Spain
Toentos
Minneapolis ‘Tribune
Tee
Tribune
Aguinaldo Short of Ammunition Sparks Philippine War News
Insurgents in Manila are believed short of ammunition as night sorties grow tame and cowardly. Americans ordered to respond only when insurgent activity rises. Wheat market reacts to weather. Liverpool ships load U S wheat, but overall crop news remains mixed. New York markets show mixed futures. Live poultry and dressed meats prices listed. Senate Quay trial postponed. Kinley orders Town to Atlanta for repairs. naval yard work accelerated.
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Manila
Mar
Chicago
Northwest
Liverpool
Torae
Manila Outbreak Drives Quick Action on Army Plan
At a White House conference leaders discussed delaying a full extra session by advancing a temporary military expansion aimed at stabilizing the Philippines. The plan would extend operations to 1902 and authorize a provisional army of 35,000 for five years, with US and native troops to be under presidential control.
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Enyat
United States
Cub
Porto Riva
Park City
Utah
Lessintore
George We Aldridge
Public Works
New York
Hong Chan
King
J. W. MeIavvey, Jr
Lexington
Kentucky University
Sinta Railways
China
Tallon Wan
Fort Arthur
kiMing
Beakemer Furnace Association of
Sharon
Paw
Shenang
Mahoning
Bertin
Ont
Adele von Webenai
Talderbasen
Pephew
Bive Livres Comepany
Toronto
Tine
Congress
American Chamber of Communes
Pares
Ford
Paris
Peek
Roanoke
Manila
San Francisco
Frosides
Philippines
Fourteenth Infantry
Phird Infantry
Charles P. Hagin
Chatham Bay
Washington
Mar
Sinalte
Leyla TaHon
Senate
Uawley
Varter
Conneeticut
Mr. Cock
Cuba
Porto Rico
Aguinaldo Expresses Willingness To Seek Peace
Reported from Manila that Aguinaldo signals willingness to negotiate a cessation of hostilities. Nine thousand leaders active in attacks on Manta and Maolla show readiness to surrender. Rebels tremble under truce terms as Otis demands a pacific accord via Aguinaldo and officials.
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Aguinaldo
Belig
Otis
Aguinaldo Limcett
Molineux identified in sensational New York trial case
Handwriting expert W J Kinsley confirms that the writing in the "net and Coralxh" letters and the undisputed handwriting of Molineux match, implicating him in a court case. Nicholas A Heckman testified that Molineux rented a P.O. box under H C Barnet at No 27 West Forty second Street, triggering dramatic courtroom moments. The scene had Molineux confronting his lawyer Marton Weeks as authorities prepared arrest.
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Heckman
Sh. C. Marnet
New York
Roland Burnhaw Molgens
Vie Polvo Diquest
Jessee
Fox
Ait
Barnet
West Porty and Street
Smmplea
Katnow
Broadway
West OU Stoel
W. J. Kinsley
Molineux
Nicholas A. Heckman
Molineus
Teckman
Molinex
Marton
Iurshan
Alviwugh
Dvetaet
Molineux Alto
Poleone
G. Athenet
Wits
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Malabon
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Government of the Philippines
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