Prohibition National Convention Concludes with Metcalf Nomination
The Prohibition National Convention ends with Henry Metcalf winning the vice presidential nomination amid cheering. Dr. Eaton and Carpskadon also received votes, but Metcalf’s bid wins decisively as the roll concludes and a unanimous nomination motion passes. The convention adjourns as plans for notifying nominees proceed.
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Bwallow
America
Delegatha
Pennsylvania
Dr. Swallow
Eaton
Des Moines
Thomas R Cagkardon
West Virginia
Jamée A. Tate
Tennenses
Tate
Metcalf
Carskadon
Castekardon
Applecroft Presbyterian church raises orphan fund
Orchard notes report a collection of 20 dollars for orphan children in Todia at Applecrvek Presbyterian church. Local obituaries list Amos Brenneman of Gasche, Pa, after appendicitis surgery in Lancaster. Fire alarm from a blaze at Gabriel Johnson’s Leroy home. neighbors contained it. Rear Admiral John W Phillip dies, former Brooklyn navy yard commander. The son of John Young dies of quick consumption in Cedar Valley after July 1.
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Dey Syauing
Todia
Amos Brenneman
Mra
Wellington Matz
Gasche At
Laucaster
Ruwger-Bohomson
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Albert Lea
Minn
Capt
Babe
College Ave
de R.O. Paul
Shreve Wea
Clinton
Hetinger
Congress
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Gabriel Johnson
Leroy
Frank Garver
Oe Saree
Wooater
M'sa Mary Young
John Young
Cerar Valley
Frank Smit Ashland
S“Ervad
Bethal Cemetery
Chéter
Maday
John W Phillip
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Texas
Cervera
Davy Yard
Oreston
Beck
Creaton
Toledo
Catarrh Cure Promises Cure With Constitutional Treatment
The notice touts Hiatts Catarrh Cure, claiming it cures constitutional catarrh by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars for any case that fails to cure, with testimonials and address for FJ Cheney & Co. Also mentions Hell's Family Pills and various university notes about staff and visitors in Wooster, Ohio.
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Hlall
FJ Cheney &Co
Drugalata
Hell
Excursion to Niagara Falls by G Ry August 16
Anid summer excursion from US G Ry stations to Niagara Falls on Thursday August 1 h. Round trip from Millersburg and nearby stations with central time departures in the afternoon and returns evening. Fares range from 1.75 to 4.00 dollars depending on origin, with eight to twelve hour return windows and special trains via C A & O Railway. For details contact ticket agents listed.
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U As G Ry
Nature
Niagara Falls
Millersburg
Holmesviile
Fredariosaburg
Applecreek
Cpen
Coastelsthar
G, Kimball
A.G. P
Goreland
Nam Berow
Orrville
Fredericksburg
Columbus
C. A. &O Railway
Baltimore and Ohio excursion fares to convention sites
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers excursion tickets to Charleston South Carolina for the Twelfth Annual Convention of the National Educational Association July 7 to 13 1900 with one fare plus 2 60 dollars round trip and special reduced rates via various routes return by September 1 1900. Additional notices promote Deer Park Hotel in Maryland and passages to Kansas City Missouri for the Democratic National Convention with round trip fares and return by July 9 1900.
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Charleston
8. C
Balford & Ohio Railroad
Annapolis Naval Academy
E Burwell
Baltimore
Mds
Ker Park
Garrett County
Fourth of July Excursion Rates From Baltimore And Ohio Rail
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announces Fourth of July excursion tickets at one fare for round trips within 200 miles, valid for return to dates, available at local ticket agents. Special fares to Atlantic City and other resort areas for summer travel with twelve day return windows and stopovers, plus Lakeside season openings and sightseeing options, with details from B&O ticket agents and General Passenger Agent B Austin Chicago.
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Baltimore & Ohio
B . Austin
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio Raillroad Company
Ohio
Bay
Ohio State Baer
Sdaghore
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Yale
Washinston
D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Ap Peetiss
EB. & CO
B. I. Aubin
Itt
Fifty third annual Ohio State Teachers Association session
The fifty third annual session of the Ohio State Teachers Association opened at Pat-Bay at noon. A large attendance heard Dr W C Thompson of Ohio State University whose speech drew ovations. President L E Holden of Wooster University opened Thursday morning with Educational Ideals. Officers elected for the year include President E W Coy Cincinnati and secretary K H Helter Wapakoneta.
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Ohio State Teachers’ Association
Pat-lo-Bay
Lisen
W C. Thompson
Ohlo State University
Ohio
L. E. Holden
Wooster University
Holden
Patin-Bay
Thoreday
Wooster
Walmer
F. Pearson
John K. Barter
Mt. Vernon
E W. Coy
Cincinnati
Mary Willis
Xenia
H W. Mitchell
Defiance
Mary King
Canton
D F Grier
Jefferson
K. H Helter
Wapakoneta
Treaeurer
O. L. Dickey
Columbne
I. Humphrey
Hropton
H. B Witthory
Sandnaky
Board of Control
Margaret W. Sutherland
Quolumbus
Obadea
J A. Shawan
Columbus
L Litrae
Stem Len
H M Parker
Elyria
Bettie Dutton
Cleveland
J. F. Bayton
Koctan
J J Blew
Bacyrus
Winona Lake Resort Opens Season With Excursions
Winona Lake in Pennsylvania Lines northern Indiana opens its season with talks of heat recreation and education. The resort hosts Winona Assembly and Summer School drawing many visitors for mental and physical strengthening. Excursion tickets to Winona Lake go on sale via Pennsylvania Lines with rates and timetables available from ticket agents or F Van Ausen. Contact R A C Miekoy Secretary Winona Lake for info on attractions and sessions. Nontransferable excursion passes to Toledo via Pennsylvania Lines good through Friday June 2.
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Pennsylvania
Indiana
Winona Assembly
Winona Lake
Mey Tn
Foconeylvania
von Vo
F van Ausen
Mittaburg
Winova Lake
Cte
R A. C. Imekoy
Fourth of July Reduced Rate Tickets on Pennsylvania Lines
Following an annual custom, reduced rate tickets will be sold for Fourth of July trips on Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh to any other station within 200 miles. Return coupons valid until July 5. For rates and train times, apply to Pennsylvania Lines Passenger aid ticket offices.
National Democratic Convention Excursion Rates Listed
Low Park West offers special rates to Kansas City for the National Democratic Convention under Pennsylvanian Lines. Excursion tickets available July 10 to 31 with return by July 31. Cincinnati trips via Pennsylvania Lines July 11 to 13 at single round trip fare with return by July 17 and extension to August 6. Details from local agent.
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Cincinnati
Penospiranis
Ford
Wntil
Onnsylvania
Cheap Tickets to Charleston Special Rates Announced
Cheap excursion tickets to Charleston will be sold July 6th through the 8th via Pennsylvania Lines. Proceeds support the National Association meeting. Any traveler may obtain the special rate and vacation outing details at the nearest Pennsylvania Line agent. Routes, stopover privileges, times, and other details will be furnished free by Passenger and Ticket Agents of the Pennsylvania Lines.
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Prohibitionists
Prohibition Party
Chicago Record
Republican
Chicago Journal (Republican
Leverley
Od. &H
Pennsylvania Lines
National
Scational Association
Ime
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