Guggenheim Campaign Funds Probed by Senate Elections Panel
The Cleveland Leader questions if the Senate will investigate Simon Guggenheim of Colorado before seating him. Ridgeway's Weekly quotes Guggenheim denying wrongdoing while admitting campaign funding aided candidates who then owe him votes. The piece urges Senate scrutiny by the privileges and elections committee.
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Simon Guggenheim
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Guggenheim
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Dead at 95 Woman Blacksmith in Lisbon Ohio
Mrs Susan Breuhrets died at Millport in western Licking County in her ninety fifth year She learned blacksmithing in Switzerland her native land She came to America twenty eight years ago Cincinnati News: resignations from New York Life Insurance board citing inadequate statute for fair canvass Toledo Courier Journal sale closes new ownership to publish Sundays M P Murphy retires to brokerage Robert F Booth named president and manager
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Susan Breuhrets
Millpodt
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Cincinnati
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Otto Kelsey
E. G. Kinkead
International Policy-holdere’ Committee Board
William A. Marks
Kelsey
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Toledo Courier-Journal
M. P. Murphy
Robert F. Booth
Cure Your Kidney Ailments With Dean Pills
A 1906 era editorial mix promotes Deans Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney conditions urging early treatment before diabetes or Brights disease. It includes a testimonial from Mrs. R B Hutchinson of Athens Ohio and blends rural farming notes with anecdotes about poultry and local characters.
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Washington Ship Subsidy Plan May Pass This Session
Washington dispatch notes the House committee favoring a subsidy bill as a compromise to pay mail subsidies to routes to Panama South America Australia and the Orient with a 3.7 million annual cap. It criticizes Hepburn rail rates law for hindering shippers and urges leniency by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
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Senate
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South America
Australia
Orient
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Brazil
Argentina
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Pacific Coast
Peru
Chile
Hawaii
Japan
China
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Pacific
Samoa
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Chicago
Interstate Comerce Commission
Sense and Nonsense and Philosophy in a Small Town
The piece humorously cites weather, moon phases, and a French physician on appendicitis among teetotalers. It critiques extravagant wedding gifts, laments mad dog scares, and urges dog taxation and muzzles. It recounts Albany’s racial history, noting declines in local schools and institutions after Rio Grande college and Atwood institute closures.
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Atwood Institute
Decorating Closets With Curtains and Mirrors on Doors
A magazine style guide suggests improving closet doors by adding curtains or glass panels. It recommends glass doors for dining room cabinets and covered cretonne curtains to hide contents while exposing fine china on the top shelf. It warns curtains should match other furnishings and notes mirrors inside doors offer a desirable but costly decoration. It also mentions wire framed photo doors for schoolgirls and dust concerns with card-filled frames.
Dietetic Advice For Stomach Attacks Promoted
The article urges sufferers to avoid harsh diets and promotes a digestive aid named Kodol For Indigestion. It claims the product helps the stomach rest by digesting meals, allowing eating freely with minimal discomfort. Cline's Pharmacy is listed as the seller.
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Supreme court advances Cleveland Trust case against Ohio
Motion allowed in Columbus to advance the case of the Cleveland Trust company against the state of Ohio ex rel. A. D. Alexander, a taxpayer, et al. The decision was issued January 30.
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Davis resigns from Columbus traction post
Edward J. Davis, general freight and passenger agent of the Columbus Delaware and Marion Traction Company, tendered his resignation to take effect February 1.
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Milwaukee? No. Tragic death of Milton Shaw in Ohio
Milton Shaw aged 23 committed suicide by shooting himself in the temple in Wapakoneta Ohio amid a broken romance. Local authorities reported the death and arranged standard coroner procedures.
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Wapakoneta
Milton Shaw
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
An old time remedy promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure and E W Groves signature appears on each box. Price five cents.
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Joe Bobo
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E. W. Grove
Governor Harris at McKinley Day Banquet
Special to the Messenger. In Cleveland the Tippecanoe club hosts a McKinley day banquet with Gov. Andrew L. Harris as speaker. Senator-elect William Alden Smith and former Gov. Myron T. Herrick honor McKinley with tributes. Harris lauds McKinley’s public life and character.
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Andrew L. Harris
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William Alden Smith
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Myron T. Herrick
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Herrick
Harris
Canton
United States
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William McKinley
Landor's Prose Mastery Highlighted by Symons
Arthur Symons praises Walter Landor in Atlantic for turning prose into study and business while admitting poetry was his amusement. He notes Landor published Imaginary Conversations, cut some volumes, and left enough prose to satisfy his fame. Landor's prose, Symons argues, completes his literary self.
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Arthur Symons
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Paul Jones Promise to Promote After Indomitable Action
The account recalls John Paul Jones' famed defeat of the Serapis and the British decision to promote the captain of the lost vessel for bravery. Jones reportedly responded with a sharp quip, promising to make that officer an admiral if they ever met again.
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Sleighing Party for Signa Alphas Attends Albany Visit
A Signa Alpha sleighing party entertained their ladies Monday evening and traveled to Albany for a bountiful supper. Those on the trip included Miss Julia Sheldon Florence Pickett Miss C Williams Miss Yora Liat Frances Elder and Verna Johnson with Mel Wadley and Miss Connor serving as chaperons for the group.
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Signa Alphas
Albany
Julia Sheldon
Florence Pickett
C. Williams
Yora Liat Frances Elder
Verna Johnson
Mel Wadley
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