Governor Young Favored For Alaska Governorship
The text argues Rev B Hall Young, pastor of Westminster Church and Wooster University professor, should be Alaska governor. It cites his long Alaska service from 1878 to 1888, missionary work, suppression of slavery and witchcraft, extensive exploration, and role in establishing schools and churches, asserting his integrity and qualifications.
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sicKinley
Elven
Alaska
Hall Young
Westminster Church
University of Wooster
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Wooster University
Young
Aoutheastern
Liquor Trade’s Political Influence in Cincinnati Alleged
The Citizens Movement in Cincinnati challenges party politics in municipal elections. It accuses liquor dealers of wielding influence, claiming politicians appease them by favoring trade interests regardless of party. The text condemns pious factions aligning with liquor interests and notes perceived manipulation by figures like George Cox.
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Citizena
Cincinnati
Aleaya Apeaks
Atlanta
Friends of The!qnor
George Cox
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Children of Light
Citizens Movement Criticized By Prohibitionists In Local Debate
The article recalls Dr. Josiah Strong's claim that a Citizens Movement should rise beyond parties and notes Prohibitionists now oppose the Christian Alliance ticket. It laments partisan rigidity and mocks the old party system as locally discredited amid changing reform efforts.
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Josiah Strong
Christian Alliance
Prohibitionists
Prohibitioniste
Cassar
Tailayou Jose
Citizens' Ticket Complete in Wooster Fall Slate
The Executive Committee of the Citizens' movement unveils the fall ticket led by Mayor W. F. Kean and a full slate for city offices including City Solicitor M. A. Roach, Marshal John Bolus, Water Works Trustee John Caskey, and Board of Education member John A. Gann. Ward candidates are A. M. Fombell, Jacob Deer, John T. Wiener, John Rockey, and John S. Elliott. The ticket pledges loyalty to Wooster’s interests and vows faithful official conduct away from party politics.
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Enis Pier
The
Citizens’ Movement
W. F. Kean
MA. C. Roach
John Bolus
Charles Landaw
John
Caskey
Board of Education
John A Gann
A. M. Fombell
Jacob Deer
John T. Wiener
John Rockey
Elliott
Woolster
Wooster
Citizeon
Reform fervor echoes across Ohio towns and Wooster
The Citizens' Movement spreads beyond Wooster to other Ohio cities and towns. The article notes waning faith in old reform factors and cites Republican caucuses with strong reform rhetoric. It highlights speeches by robust reformers and the Christian Alliance driving the renewed push for change.
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Wooster
Ohio
Bringlee
Phern
Atorney
Yeacon
Christian Alliance
How to test kidneys with urine and Swim Root remedy
An old newspaper ad explains a home kidney test using urine color and staining to indicate trouble, then promotes Dr Kilmer's Swim Root as a remedy. It touts relief for back and bladder pain, frequent urination, and liquor-related effects, with sample bottle offers and mail order details from Binghamton NY.
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Kumer
Waren County Henary
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, NY
Strawberry Varieties At Ohio Experiment Station 1895 96 Review
A report details strawberry performance at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station during 1895 and 1896. It notes drought injuries on new varieties, outlines both older and newer varieties with characteristics, productivity, and market or home-use suitability. Key types include Anos Annig Laurie Brandywine Bisqu Canzis Elganor Hatus Favorite Janny Rusk Lorarr Loverr Mansmaen Many Manaaxrzr and others in varying yields and firmness.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Hatu
Berrios
Desirable and Undesirable Strawberry Varieties Rated for Market
A descriptive list reviews multiple strawberry varieties by market readiness and quality. Warfield Haverland Greenville Bubagh Crescent Lovett Enhance are highlighted as the most desirable among those tested, while Parcerron Grise and Tiywaert show limited value for market use. Runy Sibenpip Staraxys and Tennessee Prourie are noted as productive with varying season timing and companion planting considerations.
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Warfield
Haverland
Bubagh
Crescent
Lovett
Early plowing and mulch aid strawberry moisture
The article stresses keeping soil moist for thriving strawberry beds. It advocates fall plowing or early spring work, frequent harrowing, and mulching to prevent moisture loss. It notes unplowed ground can lose over 1500 barrels of water per acre weekly, stressing soil management to preserve moisture through the growing season.
Addressing Corrupt Governance and Moral Duty Speech
A fiery oration denounces a political institution as corrupt and poisonous. The speaker vows no compromise, accuses the ruling party of wrong, and calls for impeachment, indictment, and steadfast duty despite threats and public misrepresentation.
Washington Letter on President and Mrs McKinley drivers
Regular correspondent reports the President and Mrs McKinley hosted two informal driving parties. One was for relatives and the other for visiting neighbors from their former home area.
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Brrs
McKinley
White House wine ban and church visits mark new administration
The article notes that intoxicants will be barred from the private dining ramp at the White House for the next four years, with formal announcements made. It details President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley's planned church attendance, Bishop Newman’s sermon, and the vice president and Mrs. Hobart’s church considerations. It also references cabinet members’ religious affiliations and services, plus missionary society activities and sermons by Dr. Talmage and Rev John M. Dick, highlighting ongoing religious and civic events amid the transition.
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McKinley
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McKinlay
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Manchester
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Newman
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London
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Rome
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Hobart
Washington
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Haman Secreary
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Long
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Church of All Souls
E. Bradford Leavitt
MecKanna
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Woman's Massionary Societies
District of Columbia
Wags
Woman's Foreign Mission Societies of the East
Gospel Temperence Society of Tricly M. E
Maine
Bie
Talmage Devot
Jonah
Jonus
Jonas
John M. Dick
Boston
National Prohibition Party Adopts National Platform
The National Prohibition Party in convention endorses legal prohibition of manufacture importation exportation and sale of alcoholic beverages. It calls for union of prohibition supporters and invites friends to join the party while respecting conscience on other political questions. The resolution also states that the right of suffrage should not be abridged on account of sex.
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Friends of Prohibition
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