Appalling Picture Of Fall and Bank Closings Rise
A long, fragmentary clipping details bank failures with deposits near 25 million, criticizing political figures including Mark Hanna and McKinley. It questions economic policy, laments hard times, and notes Republican rhetoric while mentioning several banks and cities as troubled sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of Minors
McKine Jey
Batletin
Sastern
Tiubencg
Mark Hanne
Campmgn
Euy
Mickners
Republican Party
Corman Report on County Finance Errors and Overlooked Sums
A long review outlines AL Corman's inquiry into Van There County finances. It notes that County records omitted transferred dues and duplicate charges, with estimates suggesting over 50 thousand dollars misappropriated or uncollected. Auditor Edson corroborates figures and urges reimbursement to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Corman
Yopur
Bost
Dha
Corman
Pop Ldseo
Yahoos Porter
Thorepot
Cormat
Elson Lap
Counry
Edson
Board of Codamasioners
van There
Glen
Atven
Vr Couman
Lee
Emiowa
Mir Corman
Hig
Thare
Bern
Cstri
Lohat
Mts
Tibet
Linse
Overcoat and Suit Sale with Deep Discounts
Local store touts dramatic price cuts on overcoats suits gloves and workwear with hundreds of items discounted. sales run to February 1, 1807. Highlights include $7.60 for select coats, $10 for various suits, and shirts and overalls priced well below typical market. Multiple mentions of large stock reduction to clear seasonal goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ria Erenats
Gome
Delaware silver victory seals Senate seat for Kenney
A chaotic, fragmentary electoral record shows General Richard Rolland Kenney winning the Delaware United States Senate seat amid Silver faction support for Bryan and the Chicago platform. Amid campaign threats and political rhetoric, Kenney asserts his victory advances bimetallism and the Democratic silver cause. A flood of local notes covers births, community events, and scattered county news from Van Wert and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirweras
Richard Rolland Kenney
United States
Delaware
Kenney
Mr Bryan
Kenny
Geo Kenney
Democrate Party
Bryan
Chicago
Cnusa
Inmetathem
United States Senate
Letter From Arkansas A Boat Trip to the Capital
A traveller describes a January journey by boat on the Arkansas River from Little Rock to Morrilton and beyond. He notes high water, a sandbar stranding near the City of Little Rock, slow travel, and a later overland leg through Conway and Van Buren counties. The writer mentions colored residents observed in small towns, rough roads, and rough terrain as he returns via train routes through Plumerville, Argenta, and Brinkley before reaching home on January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Trura
Hunter
Althemmer
Cotton Belt
Tattle Enel
Arkansas
Little Rock
Snally
Erie
Frote & Bell Mule
Mule
Nodr
Moraliteu
Conway County
Whgon
Boone
Morrillton
van Buren County
van Buren
Plummerville
Argenta
Brinkley
Ark
Venedocia News Recaps Town Life and Weather
Local notes report a windy Sunday with fences down and mud road passable in wet weather. The piece mentions choir practice at the Normal, a crowd at Miss Irttie Gallinore’s home, railroad politics, and a medical ad for a remedy sold by Hines & Bon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehue
Gallinore
Lou ‘Mosler
Orn Gamble
Banjo
Edward Wade
Otto Munsiip
Lanel
Albert Hunstead
Labere Vielting
Mras Irttie
A Mother's Duty Promotes Female Well Being
An exhortation to mothers on guiding daughters toward a thoughtful future. It credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for irregularities and female health, claiming it supports womb health and overall vitality during trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia KE
Inauguration notice and public notices in wartime style excerpt
Fragmentary text depicts an inauguration at Warbongton with references to Pennsylvania Lines and ticketing, then shifts to probate notices in Van Wert and near Ohio towns. It mentions Dr. Hond's teething lotion, legal hearings set for February, and notices about trustees and paraly sis claims, all in an old newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nana Warwick Ave
Aneavilto
Milla
All Orhora
Audron
Aland
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The
van Wert Timesee
van Wert Printing Company
Wasburton
Hanna
McKinley
Sherman
Senate
Lord Henna
Bushnell
Dayton Jonrua
St. Paul
Newport
Lorelle
Illinois
Aligald
Elin Palmer
Wm Jryan
Texas
Jackson
Tenn
Hiying
Aod
Congress
Sarna
Lewiston
Mite
Jantval
Sparker Reed
McKinsey
Mark Hanna
Mindy
Meemb
Lomesug Aitimeun
Npecal
Alara
Eyl
Amy
ASL
Putin
Hetriys
Hrmstone Factory
Wes
Sumeara
Bingh Capen
Delanares
Sevatior
Strang
Bree
Zanesville
Bosues
Mihon Innocent Paruox
Thor
Morsmn
Tlealth
Thas
Solomon Gurmawn
Forman
Uarvey
Ohn Ware
Van
Lewis Adams
Aglare
Jane Biker
Kindlay
Lewis
Jarob Aly
Linia
Norway
Anpod
van Wert
Mie
Miro
Miter Seal Home Business
Fanund
Ayty
Torbacco
Cossa
Jhdelepoin
Savere Volda
Venedocia
Bol
Tom
HG Lehman
Ross Lehmar
MU Gackenheimer
Glan
MU Gackenhetager
Avery
Jones Aborister
Vin
John Clark
Hamilton Wade
Harrison Weyer
Mr ‘Clark
Ohio
Wharling
Lake Ewe
Columbus & Sandusky
Raceivera
Prosperity
Washington
Clarion Railroad
Warcely
Hart
Hines A Bon, Draggists, Vou Wert
Eads
Ladies
Pune
Mae
Cambric
Bic
Kintoy
Warbongton
Yan
Rio
Alers
Aria Maral
Pontylvanis
Kimball
AGP
Cleveland
Venklenis
Tin City
Bay Nore
Atarylands
Linve
Natico
Darian Fetkay
Santinien
Otto Peghandary
Notica
Noahy
Chaniaman
Notleu
Finn Baren
Aaron Tacoma
N. Cherry
Heraby Aivan
Preeman
North Washington
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