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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1901

Page

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Treachery of Hypocrisy Which

The Morgan County Democrat alleges that D H Moore of Athens owes his nomination for state senator on the Republican ticket to money from the Ohio Saloon League. It cites a Logan judge’s failed renomination over the Clark Local Option Bill and a saloon league representative at the Athens convention. The paper quotes Rev Purley A Nker of Columbus denying any temperance assurances from Moore and labels him duplicitous or ungrateful.

D. H. Moore Athens Ohio Saloon League Judge Bright Logan Clark Purley A.inker Columbus The Anti-Saloon League Moore Murray City Ohio Foraker Ie M.A. Daugherty James Kilbourne Nelsonville Growvenor Foraker United States Civilization Daugherty Ohio State Journal McKinley Cincinnati Hocking County Tocsin Republic Hocking Valley Lancaster Charles W. Baker Baker Enue Minera Cleveland Abraham Lincoln Washington White House Roosevelt David H. Moore Charles L. Kurtz 8. H. Bright Bright Hanna Grosvenor Dr. Lambert Marietta Frank Martin Hocking-Vinton Ln Farmer Cincinnatus

Ohio Anti-Saloon League Letter on Moore Support

Columbus dated October 22 1904 letters from P A Baker state superintendent discuss pressure from allies to drop opposition to Moore over temperance legislation. The text lauds Dr Lambert while noting strong friends in Athens Lancaster and other counties may shift strategy and asks saloonkeepers about Moore’s worth and a potential refund.

J. B. Tannpshill McConnelaville Ohio Tam Moore Super Athens Trout Lancaster Slutz Gourley

Plain Honest Farmer Campaigning for Frank P. Martin

The piece extols Frank P. Martin as plain, honest, and independent. It lauds his independence from corporations and campaign promises, notes his role as president of the Farmers Institute of Hocking County, and quotes his open letter to the Vinton County Republican advocating governance by honest, incorruptible men. It portrays him as a charitable man who believes in living and letting live.

Frank P.i Martin Hannellé Frank Martin Farmers Institute of Hocking County Vinton County Republican Wad J. Marto Tam Phr Eli

Affidavit Turmoil in Union Labor Tale Sparks Local Debate

The document from Ross Boyles, published in the Journal Gazette, accuses Republican leaders of deception over Kilbourne and labor disputes at Union Furnace. It recounts 1889 wage tensions, K of L organizing, Kilbourne’s resistance to unions, a pay-off, and a later boycott as workers sought better wages, with local reactions and notarized sworn testimony from 1901.

Rose Boyles Journal-Gazette State of Ohio Ss. Franklin Co Ross Boyles Columbus Brick and Terra Cotta Works Union Furnace Hocking County Columbus Brick & Terra Cotta Company Knights of Labor John Nugent United Mine Workers Straitsville Nugent K. of L L. G. Kilbourne James Kilbourne Assembly Mr. Kilbourne L. Assembly Thad Union K. of Columbia Brick & Terra Cotta Company

Foraker in Hocking Valley Campaign Sparks Rumor and Rhetoric

A Murray City meeting features State Chairman M A Daugherty blasting Senator Foraker with charges from Republican sources. speeches in Lancaster and Nelsonville praise or attack Foraker amid race and labor tensions, mining interests, and the push of J Pierpont Morgan’s coal trust.

Kilbourne Visits Logan Draws Large Crowd at Depot

Col Kilbourne rode the train to Murray City and a large Logan crowd welcomed him. About 600 people filled the depot park for the governor hopeful with cheers and handshakes after his brief platform talk.

Logan Col. Kilbourne Murray City Union Furnace Foraker John White Col. Colbourne Hooking Valley Mike Daugherty Lancaster State Committee Lowry Mr. Kilbourne Ohio

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Morgan County Saloon League Elac Ohio Anti-Saloon League P. A. Baker Senatorial Temperae People Sons League Journal Gazette All Starr Bourne Ican Boyles Republican Party Union Fenxaer Oor Borron Democrat Logan Journal Politioal Lincoln Kilbourne Ike Boyles Kilbourne Rervevicus Ross Barnes C. A. Mace Franklin Co., O Vinton County Demosthenes West Virginia J. Pierpont Morgan Messia Lambert Martin Enquirer
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