Magnificent Ohio rally cements campaign in Cincinnati
A massive Ohio political demonstration in Cincinnati drew between 16 000 and 20 000 inside Musto Hall and an estimated 25 000 outside. Gov Campbell received thunderous applause as Hamilton County figures and national figures watched. The event touted victory for Campbell and Democratic gains, contrasting with McKinley and Sherman rhetoric and urging voters to act on election day.
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Ohio
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Clay
Gov
Campbell
Hamilton County
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Michael Ityin
W. 8. Groesbeck
Cuero
Effent
Battle of Obie
Gov. Campbell
United States
Calvin 8. Brice
James K. Neal
Robert I. Bowler
Democratic Campaign Committee
Bowler
Jamey E. Campball
Ine
Cuyahous
Lucas County
McKinley Campaign Edges in Canton Wage Cut Rumor
Local notices report workers at Tucker Watch Co in Canton facing wage reductions amid political pressure. The piece ties employment actions to McKinley campaign strategy, cites a rumor of pre-vote pay cuts, and relays scattered reactions and an adjacent retraction from a newspaper in New York.
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McKinier
Canton
McKcinley
Tucker Watch Co
Dieber Watch
Nucker
McKinley
Wage scale conflict and political attack in Ohio
The piece reports talks on a new sliding wage scale at Edgar Thomson and related labor fears. It notes anticipated heavy cuts, a plan to compare proposed scales, and eventual across the board reductions to about ten percent. It also covers Major McKinley and John Sherman's political clash, predicting Democratic gains in Ohio and criticizing the tariff regime and wealth inequality with pointed references to James E. Campbell and the Pittsburgh Commercial.
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Edgar Thomson Atoul Workn
Maj
McKinley
Republican Party
Ohio
Sherman
Tle
Mr. Sherman
James E. Campbell
The Age of Trusts in Cleveland Industry
The Cleveland Leader recalls a multi-decade trust system in structural iron, cordage, and envelope making. It cites six eastern mills with price fixing, foreign competition, high duties, and profit motives harming American consumers, highlighting politicians decrying tariffs and the Cordage and Envelope Trusts amid calls for reform.
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Forster Heam Treat
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Chi¢ngra
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Asscuaki
Preston T. Plumb
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Topele
Lawrest
Belgium
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Chicago
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Custom House
Pittsburgh
Shhofield
Rio Grande
Carnegies
Jones
Witteburgh
Dolans and
Dobsons
Philadelphis
Ohio
Wealth versus Debt and the Billion-Dollar Impostor
A historical opinion piece argues wealth equals debts owed to owners and cites Jay Gould, Astor, Vanderbilt, and national figures. It claims U S wealth totals around ninety billion in a system where the holders are owed interest by the many, with bonds and railroad shares among the main assets. It notes fears of rising interest and possible shifts to gold, listing Sherman and McKinley pushing coin-based legal tender.
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Astor
Mensea
Censis
The
Union
United States
John Sherman
Wen
Mckinley
Controversy Over Currency Rights and Gold Value
T E Watson questions the fairness of redeeming silver and greenbacks at altered values. He condemns compulsory silver currency while defending gold as freely valued, pointing to Wall Street money handlers and McKinley allies in a sharp critique of monetary policy.
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Shermut
McKinley
Mr. McKinney
Mr. Sherman
Money Gendlers
Wall Street
Frog Ovinaye
Democratic Ticket Voting Instruction Card
Voters are instructed to place a single X to the left of the words Democratic Ticket. The mark counts the whole ticket and no other name should be marked. Place the X directly to the left of Democratic Ticket to vote straight Democratic.
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