Ohio Democratic convention swelters to final platform and nominations
Delegates at state Democratic convention endure heat and factional strife as they adopt a platform opposing corporate tyrannies, aggressive tariffs, and trusts. They back Thomas Johnson allies on taxation, nominate Kilbourne for governor and Howell for lieutenant governor, and call for home rule, municipal reform, and direct senator elections.
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Democratic
Joseph Th
Rowling
Frank
S. Monnett
Mr. Bryan
Tom L. Johnson
zBryan
Df .Aoven
Sec
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Johnson
Cleveland
Wotker
Journe
Mclear
P Salen
Cuyshoga
Tom Johnson
Charlie
Resolution platform adopted reaffirming equal advocacy
The committee on resolutions reported flowing platform and the convention adopted it, reaffirming their commitment to equal social equality and the advocacy of equal rights in megation and beyond.
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Committee On
Vemopra
Democratic pledge urged to rescue government from corruption
A dated political tract denounces Republican corruption and calls for punishment of misconduct. The Democratic party pledges renewed support for virtuous governance and invites all patriotic men to unite on equal terms to restore fairness and simplicity to the government.
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Thomas Jefferson
Democratic Party
Kilbourne Accepts Governor Nomination as Democrat
Kilbourne, accepting the nomination, pledges gratitude and a Democratic commitment to working people, opposing protective tariffs, and defending equal rights. He condemns political corruption, denounces large campaign funds, and calls for an honest, open campaign to safeguard democratic institutions.
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Kilbourne
Republic
Republican Party
Lincoln
Chase
Sumner
Bryan
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Hoodlera
O Hnes
Nerve Pills Praised By Wooster Resident in Ad Review
Standing clear and distinct, the Wooster notice touts Dr. A W Chase's Nerve Pills as superior to distant remedies. Mrs J Wepler of 45 North Beaver St Wooster Ohio testifies the pills strengthen nerves ensure restful sleep and act as a general tonic. Zimmerman and Co applaud their introduction. Sold at 50 cents, two boxes at dealers or Dr A W Chase Medicine Co Buffalo NY. See portrait and signature of A W Chase on every package.
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A W. Chase
A. W. Chase
J.wepler
North Beaver St
Wooster
Ohio
Zimmerman and Co
Dr. A W.chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
M. Deare
Fragmentary medical ad notes electric-oil cure claim
The readable text mentions months of soreness and a claim that electric oil cured within hours. No clear person, organization, or date is established, leaving the item as a vague promotional fragment from a historical ad.
Wheat losses and heat hit crops across regions
The article notes ongoing heat and drought stress with scattered rain, hurting wheat, potatoes, tobacco, and fruits. Northern wheat and oats show poor to mixed results while corn grows unevenly on tilled fields. Some regions report rust, blight, and decay in fruit trees, with weather delaying harvest and damaging yields.
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Sertice Bureau
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Heary
Felda
Sterma
Jersey cows die after drinking paris green water
Joseph Culler near the city lost two Jersey cows on Monday after they drank water mixed with paris green while feeding potatoes. The cows died in agony. Nearby, a brother reported a valuable horse dropping dead about the same time.
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Joseph Culler
Jersey
Kidnapped Burbank Boy Found Near Tramp Camp
Arnold Hageman a fifteen year old boy kidnapped from Burbank Ohio was found this morning with Jas G McFarland who runs a small truck stand. The boy was playing near railroad tracks when a tramp approached with a revolver and ordered him to come along or be killed. Police officer Fox suspected the boy’s seizure when he noticed him among several tramps.
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Wichita
Kan
Arnold Hageman
Burbank
Ohio
Jas G McFarland
Camp life at Maumee Bay with Camp D company
Co D and other companies of the 6th Regiment settled at Bay View Park near Maumee bay. The grounds offer drills, shade, water, bathing, and amusements including a summer theater and rides. Commanded by Lt Colonel Weyprecht with Colonel Morgan. Dress parade drew thousands. supper at six and grand mount at seven thirty. The soldiers mingle with Toledo girls and anticipate a big Pan-American time on Ohio day. Four schooners sighted on the lake after nightfall.
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Geo K Nash
Bay View Park
The
Th Regiment
Casino Park
Maumee Bay
Enanere
C. C. Weyprecht
Alliance
W. A. Morgan
Grand Mount
Toledo
Ohio
Capps
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Whio day plans at Pan-American exposition
Buffalo July 13 extensive preparations mark Whio day at the Pan-American exposition with July 16 designated as hw day. Ohio building will serve as visitors’ Ohio headquarters while a large parade features the Ohio National Guard and naval militia. Notable contingents include the New York National Guard, Virginia regiments, and Chicago’s Armavour veterans, plus a naval brigade aboard Michigan, Yantic, and Hawk ships.
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Armavour
Chicago
Rainbow City
Michigan
United States
Yantic
Hawk
Buffalo Harbor
Naval Brigade
Middle West
History Nearing Completion by Col C V Hard
Col C V Hard, former commander of the 8th Regiment OVI in the Santiago campaign, prepares a history of the unit. He will publish soon, using letters diaries and records he gathered from veterans and families, with notes on service and battles.
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Santiago
Akron“Beacon-Journal
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New Ice Cream Parlor Opens in Former Bradshaw Room
The former W H Bradshaw room has been refitted and painted and is leased by Herbert Fox who lives west of the city. Fox will open an ice cream parlor and fruit stand, promising to run the business in a manner that will attract a large share of the public.
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W H. Bradshaw
Herbert Fox
Wu Meri
5 Patrol
Important Decision on Health Salaries by Attorney General
The Attorney General offers no opinion on municipal power to set health department salaries. The Canton board of health claims authority to fix salaries, while opposing tax-supported funding. The dispute centers on whether health officials may receive pay and related costs without city funds.
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Department 5
Geners
Taunten
Canton Board of Health
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The Stimulus of Pure Blood and Hood's Sarsaparilla
An Alabama man from Woodstock, W. P. Keeton, credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with purifying his blood and restoring energy. He reports improved health after one bottle and renewed vigor after the second, enabling him to work normally again.
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W. P. Keeton
Woodstock
Ala
Hood
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