Political ticket notes and local races in Logan area
The item lists 1900 presidential and local race nominees including William Jennings Bryan for president, Edwin Hartley for clerk, Nicholas Ailont for justice, J. Wardionty for assessor, Don Donaldson Logan Village for assembly, and several ward council and official posts. It mentions Republican and Democratic party activity, the Logan county convention, a criminal case, and changes in the Board of Industrial School Trustees with superintendent shift, plus remarks urging voters to register and support Democratic candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Newranka
Falls Township
Edwin Hartley
Justice of Poon
Nicholas Ailont
Asoasor
Fulla
J. W Wardionty
Gore
Donaldson Logan Villagh
M Floyd
Marshall
George Miller
Charles Heck
Treamher
Jesse W. Gabriel
St. Comoijastonor
Dennis Noonan
Trintee
Warren Gage
Cormotery Trusten
Amon Parker
Joan Palmer
Councilan
J. B Shaw
Por Vouneliman
Vi Raney
Rerackh
Assomor
Magli
Ansomor
Eoward Angle
Assomsor
Davey
Asomor
Andy Inhoden
Eho! Board
Frane
Cwebon
Logan
Ward Council and Assessor Candidates Teed for Vote
The piece endorses candidates in four wards: First Ward Jos Patwan and Ford Magle for Atsensor le good teket for the First Ward, J. 5. Shaw for Councilman, Ed Angle for Assessor. Second Ward backs 2. V. Raney for Councilman and Rob't Davey for Assessor. Fourth Ward praises Fred Stracke for another term. Andy Inboden for Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Patwan
Counelitian
Ford Magle
Atsensor le
Andy
Boden
Grosvenor Named Republican Nominee at Eleventh District
The Eleventh District Republican Convention met at the opera house with full county delegations except Perry. Colonel E. P. Brooks placed Grosvenor in nomination by acclamation after Perry arrived. Grosvenor gave a twenty minute speech denouncing Democratic policies and defending the party on the Puerto Rican tariff. Electors and alternates were chosen, and Brookes has secured the nomination eight times. The convention endorsed Foraker, Honda, and Governor Nash and backed the President’s Puerto Rico policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amhens
Ohto
Eleventh District
L. M. Jewett
Perry
Perry County
E. P. Brooks
Meigs County
Grosvenor
JD. Meade Massie
Chillicothe
William L. Stinson
Ross County
H. 8. Berry
John F. White
Hocking
Washington City
Foraker
Honda
Nash
Puerto Rico
Enquirer
Judge Bright Proposes County Burden Plan For Centennial
Good Sense Judge Bright drafts an amendment to the centennial bill to shift costs to counties. It would allocate five percent of each county’s funds, plus one tenth of a percent per mile from Bay View park, to support county exhibits and travel to Toledo. Three county representatives would form a Centennial Commission to manage funds and display needs.
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Judge Bright
Senate
Press-Post
Bay Viaw Park
Toledo
Fusion Platform Outlined by Nebraska Leaders
Platform to be adopted this evening mirrors Chicago platform in full. Bryan and fusionists draft intents, including free coinage at 16 to 1, opposition to imperialism and Philippine policy, trust clashes with Republicans, stand against a standing army, and federal court reorganization. About 7000 words, reflecting nationwide fusion input and emphasis on silver, with Bryan guiding but not sole author.
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Lixcouy
New
Nebraska
Bryan
Chicago
Englan
Philippines
Philippine Islands
Republican Party
Calllog Pon
Federal Supreme Court
Nebrasska
United States
Jones Not to Seek Reappointment as Democratic Chairman
Influence among Bryan allies indicates James K. Jones will not chair the Democratic national committee again. Possible successors include William J. Stone, E. M. House, Tom L. Johnson, and Elliot Danforth, with Kansas City set for the May 4 convention amid ongoing national politicking in New York.
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New York
Bryan
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Jones
National Democrats
Ator Jones
Democratic ‘Nation
Kansan
Benator Jones
Democric National
Kansas City
David B. Hill
Albany
York City
Hills
Thas
Ploudioh Attack But Cherokee Towns Man Dies
A violent assault on C. Collier of Cherokee Towns nearly proved fatal, severely damaging his kidneys and leaving him unable to weep except in pain. He credited electric remedies with a miraculous recovery, claiming relief from backache and other ailments, as he described in a letter.
New Superintendent At Boys' Industrial School Amid Reform Efforts
Officials at Lancaster move to end chaos surrounding the Boys' Industrial School by appointing C D Hilles as superintendent replacing D M Barrett. The board emphasizes integrity, bids system, and full authority for the new leader to restore order and accountability, aiming to end factional strife and improve operations.
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Baya’ Tadedtrial
Lancaster
Pear
Celleney
C. D. Hilles
D.M. Barrett
Hille
Boys’ Industrial School
Board of Managers
Lancaster Democrat Missed Meeting With Fairfield County Committee
Hon John J Lentz intended to meet the Fairfield County Democratic Central Committee last Saturday but public duties in Washington delayed him. A telegram to Chairman Troup explains his absence citing ongoing investigations of militarism and imperialism in Idaho and criticizing imperial policy and taxation without representation.
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Lancaster Democrat
John J. Lentz
Fairfield County Democratic Central Committee
Washington
Troup
Idaho
Fairfield Temocracy
George the Thira
Washington and
Jefferson
Dewey Visits Savannah In Rainy Downtown Day
March 20 reports show Admiral and Mrs George Dewey's Savannah visit troubled by clouds and rain. A carriage ride was canceled, a noon run to the Hamilton and a river trip followed by a luncheon at the quarantine station amid choppy harbor scenes and ceremonial signaling.
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Savannan
George Dewey
Admiral Wre
Hamilton
Eitreas
Govrnment
The Clark bill contested by party leaders in Ohio
Rev P A Baker writes to the State Journal in Columbus Ohio March 16 1000 defending the Clark local option measure against claims of Republican party interference. He cites statements by Senator Foraker Lieutenant Governor Caldwell and others, asserting no direct Governor Nash meddling and that opposition came from party leaders and officials in Washington and Columbus Record.
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P. A. Baker
State Journal
Columbus
Ohio
City
Clark
Nash
Renublican Party
Facta
Journal of the 16Th
Henna
House
Senate
Friends of the Menaure
Foraker
State Senate
Journal
Carl Hoster
Stalf
Washington
General Assembly
Columbus Record
Advertising Your Business Advantage in Persistent Outreach
A fragmented ad exhortation urges constant advertising across communities. It argues frequent, tailored messages beat reliance on a single pitch, comparing ads to repeated personal introductions to keep audiences engaged and recall strong.
McKinley and Money Talk in Tariff and South Africa Row
A sprawling analysis covers McKinley’s stance on South Africa, the Porto Rico relief bill, and debates over gold standard versus silver. It notes Republican maneuvering to protect bonds in gold and critiques on international bimetallism, with quotes from Senators Butler and Allen. The Democratic push gains momentum as the Congressional Campaign Committee opens headquarters under Kerr.
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Wasi Bsofon
Presidenta
U. S
London
McKinley
U.S
England
Iti
Senate
Great Britain
Allen
Davis
Porto Rico
Minnesota
Beveridge
Indiana
Sulzer
New York
Transvaal
State Department
South African Republic
Representative Overstreet
House
Representative Williams
Lil
Butler
N.G
Aldrich
R. LL. Mar Bie
Maken
Nebr
Tama
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Kerr
Senator Turner Challenges Court on Constitution and Territory
A Washington Senator argued that the Constitution does not compel Congress to extend it over acquired territory. He defended a legal theory that the flag and nation extend with territorial acquisitions, contending no Supreme Court decision requires such nationwide application.
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Siehty
TE. Bane Hi
Tadlanapalie
Bankers
Turner
Washington
U. S
Supreme Court
Supreme Court Holding It To the Nocdanery
Congress
Automatic fire alarm phonographs pitch in Chicago
Fire alarms will be shouted into engine rooms by phonographs if a new patented automatic machine by George C Hale, chief of the Kansas City fire department, goes into use. The device, built to trigger on high temperature, uses a phonograph to announce fires to headquarters, improving promptness and saving insurance costs in several cities.
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Chwaco
Chicago
George OC. Hale
Kangan City
Hale
Elavai Ia
New York
Boston
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Monring
Ohio Democratp Publishing CO
D. M
Floyd
J. B. Dollison
Dollivon
The
Gast aMice
Dinas Mall
Dollixon Tinek
Bowih Door
Hacking
Joubert
Pretoria
Ed Angle
Howard Lehman
Angle
Republican Executive Committee
Will Stone
W. 8. Lurimer
Vickers
Vickera-Campbell
Grosevenor
Phillipine
Murray City
Board of Industrial School
Supt. Barrett
D. Hillis
Truht
Jons F. Warn
Athens
Philadelphia
White
John White
Groavenor
Temocratic Party
Wm. J. Bry
Bibys Tadhiktrial Boba
John J. Leniz
Dewey Down South
Repibilbad Bhinorn
Dr Vongtend
Timothy
I. N. Stiers
F. Blasius & Son
Tallora and Clothiers
Tilford
Notranon Wines
Julia
John Dillard
Flies Ferguson
J.C. Morgan
Logan, Ohio
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