Political turbulence in Ohio rivalries and wheat crop woes
Ohio politics dominate the column with references to Governor Horace Chapman Lieutenant Governor Melville Bhan and Attorney General W. H. Dore amid critiques of Hanna McKinley alignment and gold standard debates. The piece rails at stock gamblers, wheat shortages, and party splits while urging unity among Democrats against Cleveland-era policies.
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Tannicket
Horace L. Chapman
Jackson
Melville
Bhan
Auglaize
P. Spriggs
Monroe
W. H. Dore
Beneca
Bente
James T. Wilson
Trembull
Board of Public Works
Pater H Degnan
Lucas
Byron HL. Herd
Columbiana
Porinte
Falrtielt
A. Lyons
Mibeu
Cox
Aine
Vintin
Corned Hakeih Charies Wollandt
Warhins Dowerrelily
Hope Townahip
Tweker
On Deck Assembly Attacks Money Grubbers in Politics
A Columbus gathering of American and English stock critics denounces currency excess and endorses Joseph in the U.S. Senate race. The speaker from the Hooster State praises saviors of the country while GOP backers plan campaign expenditures and align with McKinley era politics.
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Columbus
Hlatening
Hynow
Todiana
Gantienun
Hooster
Outcry Over Sheriff Martin Deaths at Angelton Mining Strike
Public anger flows from a Pennsylvania mining district amid calls to define executive court powers after sheriff deputies killed striking laborers. The Columbus Post quotes harsh criticism of the killings as unjust and warns against tyranny by targeting the weak.
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Pennsylvania
Sheri
Martin
Upor
kUted
Angelton
Hans
Politicking and Money Worries Split Washington Crowds
Washington dispatch notes Foraker and Sherman shifting toward Hann in the Senate race while not wanting Manns. Rev Sam Smith will campaign in Kentucky and Ohio, with talks with Bryan. Pension Commissioner Evans faces Civil Service friction but denies resigning. Senator Bacon comments on West Virginia growth and tariffs. Cotton price rumors dampen Southern hopes. debt pawn case reveals harsh lending.
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Washington
Fireularm Foraker
Jul Sherman
Hann
Senate
Manns
Baa Tanna
Evans
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Bills
Pension Bureau
Senator Bacon
Genden
North
Usury in English Parliament Report Alleges High Rates
A discussion on borrower lender relations cites a Roman maxim and highlights a Royal English committee report on usury. It recalls a Oxford boarding house example where a woman paid 200 to 600 percent interest over successive months, reducing principal from 150 to 50 while rates surged.
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Parliament of
England
Oxford
Tus
Worso
Pho
Think They Have a Ticket
The Plain Dealer notes a small fringe of self styled gold plated Democrats at Columbus finally nominating a ticket. It mocks their chances, recalls past party splits, and argues the public will not support such factions. It compares efforts to revive the Whig banner with little success and urges reading history to apply to current conditions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Listury
Senator Hanna Boosting Ohio Trip Amid Prosperity Praise
The piece blasts Hanna backers and millionaire allies rallying in Ohio to push his proxy presidential bid. It accuses Republicans of buying seats and imposing inflated prices on essentials while praising Hanna for alleged peace and prosperity.
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Manna
Alarcos al Hatin
United States
Ohio
Hak
Senate
Finna
Hanna
Therm
The Great Exhibition of Prosperity and Wonder
A vivid advertisement style list touts trains rings and combinations, a vast congressmen show, a magical menagerie with trained animals, labor dens and exotic acts. It claims a grand tariff bill, renowned performers, and dramatic political theatre in a public display.
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Point Mousine
Bowlater
Bee the
G.o
Supreme Court
Bee
Torrlas
Sahih Digersoll
Traine
Dingley
Reed
Jin Marvolus Kennal
Congressional Mounds
Cyunda
Parody of Political Parade Announcement With Surreal Figures
Nonsensical OCR fragment mentions a grand parade and a call to close stores and factories ahead of a political spectacle. It lists bizarre entities like Marvelous Muse and Starved Miners and cites large numbers, but lacks coherent facts or dates. The piece reads as a distorted historical clipping with advertising tones and unclear organizer names.
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GO Peat
Crifigel Banks
IMO
Sterile Cheats Avenue
Cinveer Rility
Hage Thelin
Bhat
Warner
Toma
National Free Cainage Camp Meeting in Springfald Oslo
A large nonpartisan political Chautauqua on free coinage to educate on restoring silver to currency runs Sept 16 to 21 near Springfald Oslo under Col J A Roberts of Chicago and Hon A A Brown of Cincinnati. Speakers include Bryan Jones Willian Downing St John St Paul and others, with railroads offering round trip tickets.
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Oslo
Polit- Toul
Central Traffic Association
Tek
WIL Boon Sale
Goal Returnioy
Parmera
Gol
Messra Roberts
Brown
Col
Roberta
Friends of Free Coinage
Mecca
Flow
Jennings Bryan
Janes K Jones
Arkansas
Chaipmin
National Democratic
Jobi
Chirk Sidpath
Boston
Mason
Ben Andrews
Itawa University
Providence
Standands Battle figures in Springfield gathered leaders
A list of named delegates and officials from multiple states attends the Battle of Standands. Prominent figures include James R. Soverriga of Arkansas, Walter Ramadell mayor, Elizabeth S Tillighast of Ohio, Helen Gouger of Todinan Mist Nelle Robinson New York, and Governor candidates Win Stark Nebraska and Champ Clark Missouri. Mammoth tents and full railroad excursions will serve attendees, with daily meetings from 10 am to 10 pm. For details, contact JC Roberts or AA Brown, Bookwalter Building, Springfield Ohio.
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Obin Hoo
Ronatie
North Curolla
JC Mackbira
Kentucky
James Rsoverriga
Arkansas
The
Knights of Libor
Walter 1
Ramadell
Maas
James I Teller
Iminwis
Standands
Dileabeth S&s
Paul Jones
Kanna
Champ Clark M
Missouri
Timothy Tarsney
Michixin
James P Tarvin
Kertucky
Samuel W Small
Georgia
H . Bell
Indiana
W H Claggett
Maho
Dan W Jones
Springfield
JC Roberts
A A Brown
Bookwalter
Ohio
What The Lawyers Want At National Bar Association Session
Cleveland meeting hears a report urging legislation to prevent debtor dissipation of property and shield creditors by court interposition though debt may not be due. Resolution sent to committee for next session. Walter S. Logan of New York condemns the proposal as unworkable and unconstitutional.
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National Bar Association
Cleveland
Walter 8. Logan
New York
Stranger From Logan In Columbus Post Office Mixup
A Columbus Journal writer describes a country man from Logan who boards an Union Street car seeking the post office. The conductor mistakes his questions for lines of mischief, but the country visitor remains puzzled as he finally expresses wonder at the large number of mails at the post office.
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Lancanter Hayo
Saya
Columbus Journal
Uoion
Italy
Anite
Bry
Weisler
Professor Edward A Ross Faces Dismissal Over Silence on Beliefs
A presidency at Brava University seeks to remove Professor Edward A Ross from Tovery Sunieemonitiors after he refused to declare beliefs in a free college setting. The action follows discontent over his supposed blarpininn in the prog ue Thoma versalion and a political economy road claim to Aland University.
Order Not Enforced Amid Foreign Vessels Near Charleston
Fragmented account cites an unenforced order allowing foreign examination of harbors along the Atlantic coast. A Spanish vessel reportedly surveys harbors near Charleston and Pengacula while defenses tighten, amid broader debates on monetary policy and national sovereignty.
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Atlantic
Charleston
Pengacula
A Beautiful Complexion Pills Claim Genuine Cure
An advertisement touts Dr John W Bull s Pills as a constitutional remedy for poverty of blood and skin issues. It promises improved complexion, stronger health, and added vitality. Sold by P Harrington and others with trial boxes available.
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Hull
Dolore
Mall. A
Moyers& Co
Dalthuste
John W. Bull
P. Harrington, Whalesale and
Rotall Drogelst
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