Croker backs Bryan for President in Ohio win hope
Richard Croker, in an interview, declares he supports William J. Bryan for President. He argues Bryan will win Ohio, defeat McKinley there, and carry other states. Croker praises Bryan’s character and energy, supports silver, and warns against weakening on the silver plank while noting imperialism and trusts as key later issues.
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Enquirer
New Yoas
Richard Croker
Bryan
Bequirer
London
The
Nebraskan
Journal Haw
W. T. Stead
Walstngham House
Pleadilly
Paris
Wantage
Croker
William J. Bryan
McKinley
Ohio
McKintey
South Africa
Mr. Croker
William
Bryant
Admiral Dewey
Navy
Uckel
Senate
Dewey
Brown
New York City
Mr. Bryan
Wall Street
Spain
Love Letter Found At Inquest On Linwood Case
A coroner’s inquest into the death of 21 year old Cora Bella Agun at Linwood finds she died from attempts to avert maternity. Witnesses note a suitor Frank Ozier, but the addressee of a long love letter remains unknown. The letter from Ontario mentionsApril and personal longing in florid terms.
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McKnight
Cora Bella Agun
Linwood
Hlizabeth Kain
Batavia
Ohio
Frank Ozier
Avondale
Linnoon
Ann
Troubles Senator Clark and Cuban scandal stir Senate
Washington dispatch details growing Cuban revenue theft allegations tied to officials in Havana and Washington. Senator Clark moves to resign his seat amid Canal bill fights while Senate and House Republicans push anti trust tactics viewed as masking big business interests.
Elks bid farewell to P. D. Sanderson at lodge send off
Lancaster Elks of Lodge 6210 hosted a farewell for Percy D. Sanderson of Hamblin and Sanderson as he departs for Boston to join a prominent brokerage. Exalted Ruling Hill led the ceremony after charges against Sanderson were dismissed, presenting him with a gold elk tooth token amid best wishes.
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Lancaster Gazette
Percy D. Sanderson
Hamblin & Sanderson
Boston
Elks
Elk
Webster
New England
Hill
I. L. Gilliam
Sanderson
Jia
Lancaster Lodge
Cuban Scandal and War Tax Plot In 1900 Washington
A May 30 1900 Washington dispatch details alleged Cuban affair scandals and a push by Boss Hanna to fund Republican war tax relief schemes. It notes Perry Heath denying involvement in Neeley appointment, Rathmore accusing Heath of backing Neeley, and calls for Congressional investigation. It also surveys South Africa envoy visits, direct election talk, and political maneuvers shaping the 1900 campaign.
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Washington
Perry Heath Ban
Neeley
Loning Conapiray
Rathmore
Cuba
Perry Heath
Bacon
South Africa
England
Mr. McKinley
Boss Hanna
House
Voss Hanna
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
U.S
Pettigrew
Senate
Secretary of War
Philppinea
Allen
Reluaing
Spooner
Philippines
U. S
McKinley
Aia
Asm Club
Morgan
Logan High School Commencement Receives notable commendations
Letters from Western Reserve University and Cane School of Applied Science praise Logan High School graduates. Certificates may replace entrance exams for College for Women and Adelbert College. Commencement events run May 31 and June 1 with Rev. Ward Beecher Pickard delivering the annual address titled What Are You Worth.
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Cleveland
Pierpont
Tani
College For Women
Adelbert College
Charles B, Twing
Western Reserve University
Katherine Bowlby
Cane School of Applied Science
Sam
Alleghaney Mountains
Igh
Comstock
Case School
Anday
Ward Beecher Pickard
Epworth Memorial Church
Will Radebaugh to Wed in Mobile Church Affair
Lancaster Gazette notes Will Radebaugh will depart June 17 for the south and wed a young Mobile, Alabama girl on June 27. George Zink will accompany and officiate as best man at the church ceremony. Radebaugh is well known in Logan among young society folks.
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Will Radebaugh
Tatine South
Mobile
Ala
George Zink
Lancaster Gazette
Radebaugh
Logan
Chamberlains Cholera Remedy Praise From Hartford Druggist
Druggist A W Sawtolle of Hartford endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A lady customer credits it with saving her life at the shore last summer and urges its future recommendation. A gentleman who fainted at the door recovered after a dose and praised the remedy before leaving the store. Sold by F S Crane.
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Chamberlain's
A. W. Sawtolle
Hartford
Conn
Cnwe
Labor Troubles in St. Louis Streetcar Strike Deepens
In St. Louis on May 27, after twenty days of a city streetcar strike the Transit Company and striking workers remain firm. Police protect non working routes as casualties mount with four killed and over 80 injured. About 60 of 3,825 strikers have returned to work. imports from other cities operate cars while talks fail. A citizens meeting is planned at the Merchants Exchange to discuss settlement efforts.
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So. Louis
Arreet
Traupit Company
Cara
Havou
Aucecaa
List of Marriages Licensed In Local District
Marriage licenses issued for multiple couples including Milton J. Christy and Cora F. Philips, Jacob Ruff and Nane White, Henry F. Windell and Anos Smith, Josiah DeLong and Clara Lindsey, John E. Stephenson and Mary Hicks, David H. Stiviaon and Laura E B Lindsey, John Davin and Addie Baratow, Tanac M. Casey and Emeline New, Charlie Culp and Jennie Fugett, Joseph Bell and Grace Jackson, Martin H. Crosby and Emma E. Arlege, Ww. G. Lewis and Maggie Dixon, John W. Corder and Minnie W. Fields, Harry L. Wilson and Carrie M. Mitchell, Harley T. Wolfe and Gertrude Garrett, William J. Frasch and Margaret O. McCarthy, Jacob Raider and Cora Tannabitt, Tanac N. Brooks and Sarah M. Sampson, James W. McCandish and Jenole B. Adcock, Howard Devore and Maadie Tettro, John McLaughlin and Basle P. Chatfield, John H. Allen and Mary J Harden, Wm. Bowerns and Hattle Bowlby, John Karrol Jr and Kate Muri, Sam's and Sle to Agress M. Reider. Includes notes of miscellaneous names and stated turns of phrase.
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Milton J. Christy
Cora F. Philips
Jacob Ruff
Nane White
Henry F. Windell
Anos Smith
Josiah DeLong
Clara Lindsey
John E. Stephenson
Mary Hicks
David H. Stiviaon
Laura EB. Lindsey
John Davin
Addie Baratow
Tanac M. Casey
Emeline New
Charlie Culp
Jennie Fugett
Joseph Bell
Grace Jackson
Martin H. Crosby
Emma E. Arlege
Ww. G. Lewis
Maggie Dixon
John W. Corder
Minnie W. Fields
Harry L. Wilson
Carrie M. Mitchell
Harley T. Wolfe
Gertrude Garrett
William J. Frasch
Margaret O. McCarthy
Jacob Raider
Cora Tannabitt
Tanac N. Brooks
Sarah M. Sampson
James W. McCandish
Jenole B. Adcock
Howard Devore
Maadie Tettro
John McLaughlin
Basle P. Chatfield
John H. Allen
Mary J Harden
Wm. Bowerns
Hattle Bowlby
John Karrol Jr
Kate Muri
Sam's
Sle
Agress M. Reider
H. Goodbye
Nancy J. Mohler
John Murday
Mabel E.o'hare
Willard F. Ella
Neltie G. ‘Turner
Marlon Spencer
Seharl Hemimand
Rob't. W. Weatherburn
Qylva McKnabb
Gilbert Givers
Borthe M.etartley
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Toledo
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