Milburn Attacks Trusts At Cleveland Dinner
At the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce annual dinner, Buffalo speaker John G Milburn sharply criticized trusts and favored anti monopoly action. He argued producer advantage harms consumers, warned against congressional pro trusts and urged enforcement of laws to curb combines.
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Cleveland
Yu Denen
Wwe
Miburn
Coren
Elanson
Bourne
Milburn
Pdeekon
Patent medicine warning and dosage note
An advertisement warns against using untested patent remedies for indigestion and eyeing tonics like Walther’s Portoulxed Port. It claims these tonics are unnecessary and dangerous, and promotes Walther's Portoulxed Port as the safe, effective option available from druggists at 66 cents or one dollar.
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Uhere
Walther
Journey's End Poem Fragments
Fragmentary verse speaks of a lone journey at night and a hoped end. A speaker seeks guidance and reassurance as dawn nears, while addressing a beloved as a distant horizon appears. The imagery centers on a primrose and golden glow guiding toward an ultimate destination.
Meare Wie Trial in Wy Field on Two Whisky Charges
The Wy court tried Joseph Meare Wie on two counts one for misdealing rats in pane imi and the other for solvent sablinate in a bottle of whisky. The jury, after deliberation, found him guilty on the second count.
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Heunington
Vty Tre
Wy Court
Yearendtay
Joseph Meare
Mide Hniefering
Roth
Paneimi
Wixing Vorentye
Hoieder Diilinder Matar
Morflats
Wagon Accident Injures Teamster At Local Yard
Albert Orle a FB Minn & Son teamster was hurt when a wagon rolled forward onto him at Brewster's yards Monday Morne Ine Ambulance took him to hospital as onlookers described the yard as busy with loading activity.
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Albert Orle
FB Minn & Son
Brewster
Con Yards
Celle
Neal Toe Hornes
Park
Extinction threats and political musings in Akron notes
A fragmented column discusses threats to habits like smoking and cigarettes, local politics in Barberton and Akron, and projected population shifts for Youngstown. It mentions Mayor Doyle, the Man of the Hour, and speculative outcomes tied to municipal buildings and voting booths.
Working Women Wage Study Report Released
State Labor Commissioner Ratchford completes survey of 7 425 working women in Le Kiowa area finding an average weekly wage of 4 04 dollars.
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Columbus
Ratchford
Nishperlad
le Kiowa
Council Passes Payroll After Short Special Meeting
A special council meeting lasted about four minutes and approved the payroll after briefly removing the Grant Street paving item. Mr Mera moved to strike the item, seconded by Mr Piske, but the motion failed and the payroll passed on the third reading. Police and Firemen will receive their Christmas funds.
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Mera
Wildes
Grant Street
Piske
North Springfield Farmers Institute Passes Resolutions
The North Springfield Farmers Institute officers and executive committee adopted resolutions praising free mail delivery, direct senator voting, anti shoddy measures, postal savings banks, and strict pure food laws. They also thanked the State Board of Agriculture, local lecturers, and church society for support.
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North Springfiett | Fariers’ Toethnte
BE. Bartes
BM. Roger
J. Bwinehart
Mishler
Bwuet
HA. Peck
J. W. Frank
Solomon Yerrick
Wehers
Howard Bister
J. M. Sehrop
Chas
Yerrick
Institute
North Springfield
United States
State Board of Agriculture
Menara
Higham
Sottrop
Boyer
Vaughan Nominated Again for City Solicitor Post
A candidate named John R. Vaughan, a prominent young Democrat in Akron, is urged by friends to run for City Solicitor. They cite his past effort for Justice of the Peace where he won about 85 votes, and claim he ran honestly, accepting defeat with grace.
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John R. Vaughan
Akeron
Vaughan
Justice of the Peace
Appointment and terms of local justice officials
The text notes Vaughan serving as Deputy Sheriff Curtis and being appointed Justice of the Peace by the City Council to fill the unexpired term of Justice J. V. Ward for six months. He was again appointed to fill the unexpired term of Justice Helb Jing but declined the position.
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Vaughan
Curtis
Billy Williams
J. V. Ward
Helb- Jing
Ten Dollars Per Triplet Gift By Mayor In Me Keesport
The article notes Mayor Hobert de Blych in Me Keesport plans handing out ten dollar gold pieces to triplets born there and five dollars to twins. The gifts are reportedly sent by mail or express from Vitteburg. Robert Jeremiah Hopknie is mentioned in connection with the mayoral gift and family support.
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Hobert de Blych
Joseph Mopkina
Ae Tong
Lawrence Blose
Robert Jeremiah Hopknie
Robert Jeremiah
Black
Vitteburg
Freight Blockade Halts West Line Traffic at Sundlay Yard
A blockade of freight cars halted yard activity in Sundlay City. Senes of misread freight from the west line remained stationary for two days, leaving about 100 cars waiting to be moved. Sunday morning a spate of trains caused a derailment near Dia Held and a Wells Fargo express car on the Erie line was delayed seven hours until 2 20 a m.
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Tl West
Intel
Alron Yukda
Dia
Wells Fargo
Erie
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