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fragmentary local notes mention public works officials and county officers tangled with references to fair talk and political figures. mentions Charles A. Goddard L. D. Bonebrahe Myron T HELRICK and General William Orr in county ticket context amid scattered weather and fair talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seer
Lewis
Judy John A. Shale
Montgomery Equiry
Ember Board of Public Works
Charles A. Goddard
Ambiguous claim on New York confrontation ends after meeting
A disputed report from New York states that the expected foe would not cease fighting even though the convention had ended. Details on who spoke and what caused the clash are unclear in the available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David B AI
New York
Political dullness and Pennsylvania woes dominate
The text notes dull political days in Pennsylvania, a $100,000 Goebel murder trial reward driving evidence collection, and claims by a local company about continued business despite hardships. It mentions Joe Wheeler’s retirement and lingering name in activity, and Chinese authorities’ regret after a defeat and rout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goebel
Weston Trial on Population Loss Returns Again
A fragment suggests Gam Weston repeats an effort to address regular population decline as half of the population is washed away every few years, highlighting ongoing challenges and repeated attempts to adapt.
Coal strike talk stirs Wooster growth questions
In ASMYCH language Wooster faces no coal call as a strike unfolds. The speaker asks growing cities Akron and Youngstown to advise Wooster on how to increase in size and avoid sleep over outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Akron
Youngstown
Populist nominee seeks 15 million votes claim
Fragmentary text suggests a Populist presidential nominee asserting 15 million votes as a principle, with references to characters and factions like Teenie, the Van Wycks, and Tammany. The source contains garbled names and phrases, giving an unstable and partial view of the political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WhtarTon Barver
Teenie
Political Volley Sparks Campaign Rumors and Figures
Fragmentary remarks touch on Roosevelt Towne Corbett Harrison Hanna Waldorf Astor and a proposed international congress to settle the Chinese question. The text hints at campaign finance dinner invites and worries about diplomatic success while noting figures’ behavior and potential influence on the election.
Fragmented Washington Notes on Politics and War Memory
Reactions to Philippine revenue trends and Cuba aid spark mock alarm over Sam Jones of Toledo quitting the Republicans. The piece hints his past support for a ticket and jokes about his health. It also notes moves to bury Confederate dead next to Union casualties in Arlington, reflecting changing national tensions and softened postwar bitterness.
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Arlington Cemetery
South
Weather Cools Promptly with Teasing Hint of Cold
A faded note describes a sudden cool spell and the suggestion to wear an overcoat. The author riffs on how such changes are familiar and warns not to worry, as the cool air is just enough to feel refreshing.
Nation shows unity in Galveston relief drive
Following the arrival of food relief trains and nurses, thousands of dollars were donated to feed and shelter the suffering. The government issued rations and tents as volunteers lent a hand, demonstrating the nation's strength in times of sorrow.
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TNE
Galveston
Tur Democrat Editorial Space Devotes To Willia Bryag
The Tur Democrat publishes a critique of Willia Jennings Bryag labeled as the man with a halo and questions its past stance on Philippine policy. The piece suggests the paper may explain its position in a future issue and contrasts it with the editor’s current stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Democrat
Willia Jennings Bryag
Philippines
Miners Strike Threat Prompts Calls for Calm
The looming coal miners strike in Western Pennsylvania may trigger serious trouble and possible bloodshed as talks falter. While miners have grievances, labor agitators may magnify them, and importation of new miners could escalate conflict. cooler heads are urged to avert a hard labor capital clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Io Wester Pennsylvania
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promised to Heal Sores Burns
A blight blunder can cause burns, cuts, and bruises and Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised as best in the world to kill pain and speed healing. Claims include cures for old sores fever sores ulcers boils felons corns eruptions and piles. Sold by Laubach Boyd druggists for 25 cents per box with guaranteed cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laubach & Boyd
Green's August Flower Endorsed by Travelers
A traveling observer, Pret Routon, reports meeting many people worldwide who rely on Green's August Flower for indigestion, deranged liver, stomach issues, and constipation. He claims the remedy helps tourists, salesmen, and officials with headaches and fatigue from irregular digestion, noting it does not injure the system and is sold by dealers everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eadaphes
Canaan’s Happy Land Newsy Jottings and Personal
Canaan notes reflect a September parish picnic, church lawn program, and local visits. Residents Miss Minnie Zurer from Cleveland. Susie and Margie Harper return to Columbus. Attendees include Miss Merlie Herman visiting Wellington and Miss Mulhorland from Charlot. Weekly church, missionary, and social events noted with several travel and guest mentions.
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Canaan
Presbyterian N Day School
Minoie Zurer
Cleveland
Susie
Margie Harper
Columbus
Fiiday
Rg. D. Kite
Merlie Herman
Wellington
Mulhorland
Charlotg Mich
Rev. Dowling
Rebecca ‘$Lutz
Maud
Grace Whongetler
Polk
Shland
Filis Ewing Hate
Wooster University
Frank and
Delphos
Holmes Co
Mary Scott
Jefferson
Blackleysville
Carr Anderson
Pittsburgh
A. D Samer
Geo. Mathes
Holmesville
Tostead
Jennie Brown
Smthville
Canaan Frien Ls
E Society
M. F
Jas. McGarvey
Scott
Creston
Birdie Darrah
M. Haas
Geo. Brentzer
Jacob Jichty
Presbyterian 5S. S
Sermon Draws Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at M E Church
A good audience gathered at the M E Church Sunday morning to hear Rev. Smith preach on the Good Samaritan. Reserved seats were set for the Odd Fellows in the center and for the Rebekahs to the right, with strong attendance from both groups.
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Rev. Smith
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Rev Smith
Letter from Rev Bellingham on Mansfield affair published
The Republican of Bluffton Ohio presents a letter from Rev J Eph Bassirg to Brother Bellingham dated September 1900. It disputes Mansfield arrest claims about T W Bellingham, notes misstatements about being an express agent and jail, and says the truths may vary. The author urges use for God's glory and signs as Elder in Christian Catholic Bluffton.
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Gentito
Republican
Bellingham
Bluffton, O
Nat Thie
West
Cqunty
Sheriffs Office
Washington
God
Ourn
J.ord
Jesus Christ
Eph. Bassirg
Bluffton
Ohio
Mansfield
Buiper
Hurch
Local Notices of Visitors and Travel Entourage
Sept 18 Miss Stella Bolg of Massillon guest of Messes Daisy and Nannie Dunham. Vincent Vi Moore of Igan Col came to spend winter with grandparents and to attend polls at the University. Claude Dunham from Akron with mother. James Shamp and wife Wooster visited Iver Mock and wife. John L Dunham visited Mrs Ezranham. Robbie B Moore of Nett Orrville visited his brother after eight years. G Merriman Smithville and J Merriman Lind guests of Robert Day with Hatfield Wooster Hatfield Sidney Excursions to Shrew Fair via Pennsylvania.
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Stella Bolg
Massillon
Daisy
Nannie Dunham
Vincent Vi Moore
Igan
Col
Hay
Pol
Claude Dunham
Akron
James Shamp
T Wooster
Iver Mock
John L. Dunham
Ezranham
Robbie B. Moore
Nett Orrville
Robert Moore
G. Merriman
Smithville
J. * Merriman
Lind
Robert Day
Hatfield
Wooster
Sidney
Reeve
W . Batterson
Vergil Browd
Applecreek
Simon Miller
Elma
Jennie Brown
Maan
Edward Grant
Beaver Fallis
Pennsylvania
A.S. Zell
Peter Zell
Benjamin Dressler
Shreve
Medina
Paedes
Adan Brot
Everton
Ren
Deer Creek
Minn
Curtis Yoder
D. M. Yoder
J. d. Merriman
Lipd
Washington
Wesley, Stein
Park
Ashland County
Horace M. Blattenburg
G. A. St
Chicago
Anna M. Allen
Oregon
Missouri
Mary A. Thomas
Paris
Illinois
Ohio
Christ Ockerman
Navarre
Isse Moore Eberly
Randall's Grove
Lorain
Lou Brenneman
Zora Caskey
Orrville
Charles Baldwin
Nova
Ia Zimmerman
S Apeg
Ja. H
B. Hunsberger
Lucile
Madina
J Funk
Sunty
Vone
An Appeal to Young Men by James A Garfield in 1879
Garfield urges young voters to choose a camp of liberty and order over dead issues. He contrasts squatter sovereignty and slavery with Republican achievements, urging independence from family political ties and praising Lincoln's legacy. He uses graveyard imagery to warn against Democratic positions and to rally for constitutional government and a silver wedding with liberty.
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James A. Garfield
Cleveland
Ohio
Hving
Dred Scott
Abraham S.incuoln
Democratic Party
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Republic
Confederacy
Thomas Ewing
George H Pendleton
Samuel Cary
Issurty
Liberty
Great West
Many Names Gather for Smithville Area Visits
Smithville readers recall a flurry of visits and arrivals as neighbors and relatives arrived from Wakeman Canton Delaware O and Medina to spend time with local families. The Lucius Zell, Zell and Curie clans plus Miss Aitoa Blattenbury and others were noted in small-town social notices across the week.
Bryan’s 1900 stance ties Democrats to 1896 platform
The article cites Bryan’s denial of a change in the Democratic financial position since 1896 and argues the party remains tied to that platform. It notes German voters in Pennsylvania leaning McKinley, Connecticut’s Hartford Times questioning Bryan’s platform, and the DNC flooding literature on anti Imperialism while local committees resist.
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Esday
Idnesville
Bryan
Democratic Party
Chicago
Washington Post
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Press
McKinley
Hartford Times
Connecticut
Democratic National Committee
Mr Bryan
Hugabor
James
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Editorial Critiques Lincoln Admin in 1864 Ohio Statesman
An Ohio Statesman editorial from November 3, 1864 criticizes Abraham Lincoln’s administration, arguing it has lost distinguishing features that set the American government apart from European despotisms. The piece reflects wartime politics and tension over governance.
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Abraham Lincolin
Ohio Statesman
Dark raid at Alvedo ends with family tied and murder attempt
Robbers looted the Johnson farm, bound the family, and shot Mr Johnson in the abdomen, severing a main artery. They fled on a handcar toward Alvedo, about five miles north on the Hocking Valley line, after stealing 15 dollars. Mrs Johnson and the children survived but he died. Albro, about 17, alerted Carey. The farm, known as the Wild Rose Celery Farm, had flourished nearby.
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Alved
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Alvedo
Hocking Valley
Baltimore and Ohio
Fostoria
Albro
Carey
Johnson Farm
Creston
Health Nutritive Claims From Old Time Beverage Ad
A fragmented 19th century advertisement discusses health claims for a beverage. It mentions parents warning of effects on children and urges careful choice of drinks for health. The ad emphasizes solid grain content and personal wellbeing, signed Hy Myers.
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Genesee
la Raino
Doras
Odd Scrawl Of Estate Sale Leads To Court Action In Ohio
Fragmented OCR details a 1900 property dispute in Ohio. It references Evecutrix, Sa e ui Reds Estate, a hearing date in October, and a legal context with an attorney named Vegust St fen. The garbled text cites a War gras and a location near Husenb dais, suggesting a probate or land sale case with heirs and boundaries.
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Laturday
Tata
Fragmentary Notire in Meigs County Probate Case
A damaged OCR legal notice from Meigs County references Bromma Portrier Mary and others, naming state residents and property in Wayne and Vance counties. It notes a private court action involving James and Jane, with a guardian and attorney appearances, dated October.
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Bromma Portrier
Mary
van Hore Fenderes
Woutty
Cuigge
Wiecoutin
Jdénade de Porter
Smith Ee
Tore Rotto
el Meigs
Sune
Smith
Wayne Cone
Beirsar Otherwig
Jae
Oebot
Alice J
Akmatiung
Colorful all year suit for business wear at seven dollars
A compact notice touts a year round suit in sturdy business wear style. It highlights solid construction and practical appeal with prices stated at seven dollars, suggesting value though older catalog phrasing hints at a nine dollar comparison.
Fail and Winter Suits Go On Sale As New Lots
Several new lots for Fail and Winter offered. Described as excellent wear, well made with silk sewn garments. The serviceable dress wear suits priced at $12, with offers listed as worth twelve dollars.
Real nobby three piece boys suit sale
Union cassimeres in three real patterns with double breasted vests. Styles finish the outfit with a modern cut. Originally priced at most stores for 4.00, our special price is 3.50.
Store guarantees and customer service pledge
The ad promises full backing on every garment sold and encourages customers to report issues if money is not refunded. It assures that items seen in ads will be in stock in the store when customers call.
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Harrison
Benjamin
Leader Overcoats For Fall and Winter Sale
Men’s all wool blue and black Kersey overcoats heavy farmers’ satin lining sewn with silk and stayed at all vital points worth ten dollars now eight fifty at eight fifty.
Underwear Sale Promises Heavy Fleeced Lined Warmth
Men and boys receive fleeced lined undergarments offered at deep discounts. Men’s heavy wool fleece lined pairs with double front and back are highlighted as the season’s strongest. Prices noted include 50 cents for men and 25 cents for boys’ pairs, with a 45 cent value cited for a similar item.
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Iworth
Bargain idruble bar reled bargain and styles
A brief item notes a sale of Percale shirts and boys shirts in garde style priced around 75 value. It mentions fanciful fabrics and tasteful designs for a quick local purchase. The wording is fragmentary but indicates a clothing sale with value pricing.
Men’s hats in latest styles and colors at low price
Astoria shop promotes a new Dunlap stiff hat line, claiming the best hats in the world. Styles include blue shades and wide rims with distinctive shapes. Prices start at $1, highlighting the latest colors and stiff hat designs in stock.
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Astoria
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