Monroe doctrine revival and 1900s tax debate
The commentary argues the Monroe doctrine is dead but could be revived by the American public, with talk of an extra congressional session, bonds, and taxes. It notes political maneuvers in Ohio and Cleveland, shifts in auditor and governor races, and broader tax and tariff tensions as Justice Harlan questions income tax while the Supreme Court upholds tariffs. Weather and crop rumors affect markets with modest gains, and city water needs prompt a $20,000 to $25,000 procurement proposal.
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Cost rise for iron and delays cited by city officials
The piece notes impending public presentation of costs, cites a sharp iron price increase since the special Water Commission estimates, and argues delaying would raise costs, with potential 10 to 20 percent higher prices then. It also discusses Carlisle's speeches and Cleveland's stance on honest money and monetary policy.
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Local notes from Wayne Holmes counties in May 1899
A sprawling recap of community news from Wayne Holmes counties includes social calls and visits by Geo W Spencer and Miss Alice Laughno plus teaching certification for Anna J Oberlin. Prohibition discussions, Jubilee Day posters, plow orders from South Africa, and upcoming Memorial services are noted alongside circus day robberies and court cases. Special trains for the Republican State convention are announced with multiple departures and connections.
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Killed by Fall of Slate at Carion coal bank
Garurona and Charles Smith were instantly killed by a heavy fall of slate in a coal bank twenty miles above here. Andrew Smith died at the scene, and their brother Robert was fatally hurt. Bodies were dug out from the collapsed slate.
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Wadaworth Club Triumphs In Rough County Baseball Meet
Wadaworth and Glewood played a home-grounds game with the home team taking the lead and holding it. May weather and local notices fill the Creston area with comings and goings. Reports from Jackson, Toledo, and Ashland mention commences, sick lists, and business plans. A near-accident on the Erie railroad and a notable carp catch add local color to the week in Creston, May 21.
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May 20 Dalton schools close and teaching hires
May 20 Dalton schools closed for the day. The School Board elected teachers for the ensuing year: Grammarroom C hei ser A and B primary Slisa Ivy Walty C and I primary. Principal not yet hired. Community notes cover festival receipts, visits, travel, illness, and local events in Dalton and Orrville areas.
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Visiting and local notices in Wooster area
Visitors, weddings and church events are listed with names such as Mrs. Davis and children, Prof. Carrier, Dr. William Dennis, Memorial Sunday plans, and local society notes. The report mentions road work, gate and fence updates, and upcoming Decoration Day activities with local bands and veterans groups.
Deceased Wavati Resident Remembered in Community Notice
The death notice honors a longtime resident of this community. It recalls past affiliation with a local church and notes the person was known for involvement and years spent at a local organization.
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Frost devastates fruit crop in Chip pens valley
May 20 report notes frost nearly wipes out the fruit crop in Chip Pens valley while Slemmons & Hobie continue milling as usual despite Arm dissolution rumors. David Sheets narrowly escaped an express train collision east of Rittman last Saturday, suffering only minor bruises. C A Lea and M Carnahan will attend the Royal Arcanum Grand Council in Cleveland. Peter Canen smiles at a girl.
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Explosion at California powder works shocks San Francisco area
A massive nitroglycerin blast at Pinole near San Francisco killed four in the glycerin house, nine Chinese workers, and others in the mixing building. The sea of debris leveled nearby blocks as fires roared, initially thought to be an earthquake. The cause remains uncertain as surviving witnesses perished.
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Miners and Operators Move Toward Joint Convention
Cortmars O May 22 President Penna and Secretary McBryde of the United Mine Workers push for an adjustment of coal disputes. A miners convention will decide policy first, then a joint convention with operators may follow. An Ohio trio asked for a Western Pennsylvania Virginia Ohio Indiana and Illinois meeting to advance mining trade actions. Ohio coal group met but avoided mining price talks. Charleston negroes praise a judge’s ruling on registration law. Two truants found with a fugitive white woman. children to be sent to industrial school.
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Tin Plant at Martins Ferry Nears Operation
At Martins Ferry Ohio two plants near completion: Laughlin mill resumes full operation after six months idle, employing about 400 men. tin plant expected to start July 1, with capacity for about 850 workers.
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