Butler and Allen Fire Up Ohio Populists in Campaign
In the closing campaign days the Han a Populists seek to energize the Coxey ticket with talks by Butler of North Carolina Allen of Nebraska and Jerry Simpson of Kansas. A Med icine Lodge Kansas politician faces pen fidy charges and Ohio is urged to unite against trusts and the gold standard with calls to back a legislator pledged to oppose monopolies.
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Hana
Coxey
Butler
North Carolina
Allen
Nebraska
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Ohee Cockless
Medicine Lodge
Kaz
Popullar County
Ohio
Coney
Soaker
Alien
United States Senate
Naleigh
N. C
Coxay
Coxey Tcket
Mark Manan
Manna
Broken P Chain The family chain and its weak links
A health advertisement urges readers to assess family health history for weak lungs and vital tendency. It promotes Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a tonic to strengthen the body, prevent illness, and combat run-down constitutions. The copy claims the product helps the system resist coughs and colds and prevents the family chain from breaking.
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Scott
Ana
Home Seekers Excursion Tickets to South and West
The round trip fare of two dollars will be sold via the OC. By Sept 6 7 20 21 Oct 4 5 Wed and 1 Nov 2 15 16 Dec 6 7 20 21 1897 call on agents for particulars.
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Wil
A Popular Wedding Trip Advertisement
A fragmented ad offers a wedding trip by various steamers and rail lines. It mentions cheaper pamphlets, advance reservations, and itineraries to western, southern, and midwestern destinations with agent contact for rates. The garbled text references Alabama Florida Georgia Kentucky and other states, with dates and routes unclear.
Plain Facts on Silver Demonetization and Legal Money
A critique condemns the drive to demonetize silver as unconstitutional and harmful. It charges judges and officials with deception, claims this scheme harms industry and property values, and notes Cincinnati Enquirer coverage as essential factual information. The Weekly Enquirer costs 750 per year and is published by Enquirer Company in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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United States
Court of Justice
Cincinnati Enquirer
Enquirer
Enquirer Company
Cincinnati
No Anarchists Among Lincoln Sumner and Chicago Delegates
The article argues that critics of a Supreme Court ruling on income tax are not anarchists, citing Justice dissenters and figures like Sumner and Lincoln. It contends delegates at the Chicago platform event were patriots, not anarchists, and defends the court's past uniform decisions while urging constitutional tax powers staying intact.
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Charlen Sumner
Supreme Court
Chicago
Democratic Congress
Congress
United States
White
Eldona
Aogresa
Brown
Harlan
Ace
Wil
Jawea
Otarus of
Bossle
Abraham Lincoln
Springbelt
Tin
Sumner
Chiof Snatics
Ori Nal
Umenad
Ite
Mort Wiety
Medyca
Ti Fo Hot
Supre Court
Jette
Lincoln
Perfect the organization and get out the Democratic vote
Speech text attacks Hanna and Foraker in Ohio politics, alleging Hanna's money and influence corrupt local and statewide operations. It claims Democratic committees are reorganizing for victory, asserts attempts to suppress Black voters, and depicts a heated, partisan battle over rail and franchise issues with broad condemnation of Hanna and his methods.
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GLPA
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