Ohio Republicans claim debt cut by ten years
A Portsmouth Blade report notes Republicans have governed Ohio for ten years, lowering state funded debt from 92 641 005 to 451 605 by July 1, 1903, with Governor Nash predicting full elimination of the debt by that date. The piece also covers national moves toward free trade with Porto Rico and staff changes at Marietta Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Nash
Portsmouth
McKinley
Refult
Washington
U.S
Porto Rico
Gov. Alten
Canton
The Truth as to Wool and Trade Policies
The article argues that political parties damage the American wool industry by chasing power. It contrasts U S wool with Canadian wool prices, noting Canada imposes little duty while Canadian mills seek protection from Britain with tariffs. It recalls 1895 and the Wilson-Gorman tariff history.
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Canada
Great Britain
Milla
Wool trade woes and tariff debates linger in Boston markets
A Boston Commercial Bulletin summary notes 1890 wool exports at 2913 600 pounds and January shipments near 115 368 009 pounds, flagging demand shifts under the Dingley Tariff. The piece contrasts 1890 and 1899 tariff periods, cites adulteration imports, and cites mills unable to take orders amid price changes.
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Boston
Dingley Tarlff
Terry Kent
Ohio Midh
Del
Bae
Wee
Vic
Thia
American Woolen Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Boston Commercial Bulletin
OUT OF TOWN NEWS CONTINUES WITH LOCAL NOTES AND WEATHER
Miss Elsie Wickham visits relatives in Marietta. John Wise of Athens sought a team of horses. Wheat crops suffer from imperfect filling while blackberry and fruit crops are heavy. Several locals host Fourth of July gatherings and attend Athens fireworks.
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Elsie Wickham
Marietta
Chas. Secoy
Athens
John Wise
D. D. Carr
F. C. Webster
Will Burch
Byers Junction
Henry Pilcher
Memphis
Tenn
J. N. Picker
D. D. Holsington
H. M. Webster
Webster Bros
Asa, Sutton
Sarah Tucker
Perley
Nelsonville
Charles Carnes
John Halatet
Myrtle Webster
Fannie Martin
Nickason
Wickham
L. Hosington
T. W. Leyland
Local Visit Recap of Athens Utica and Armadale
John Rowan and family visited Athens last week. Vern McKinley called on friends at Utica Sunday. James McMullen spent a day in McConnelsville last week. Miss Lyda Pry visited friends in Armadale Saturday. Miss Mattie Rathburn called on Miss Nettie Shirley in Armadale on Saturday and Sunday.
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Big Ron
John Rowan
Athens
Vern McKinley
Utica
James McMullen
McConnelsville
Lyda Pry
Armadale
Mattie Rathburn
Nettie Shirley
The Human Jaw and Its Loose Socket
The human jaw sits loosely in the skull and can become dislocated by simple actions. It is not fixed for biting or defense, and nature does not seem to have secured it firmly.
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Wille
Peas
Highwayman Threatens Sheriff in Wild Western Scene
A staged ride ends with a Winchester-wielding lightman ordering the bandits to dismount. The desperado warns, but a nervous man draws a Kodak and steals a shot as the show unfolds. An aside delivers a comic read on banns and marriage costs from London.
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Steyr
Sonby
Indianapolis Sun
Professor Shuttleworth
London
Devonshire
Mr. Shuttleworth
London Telegraph
There Are Creatures That Eat Themselves
A Philadelphia Record column notes animals and humans sometimes harming themselves when starved or enraged. Examples include a hyena eating part of its leg, an eagle plucking skin from wounds, caterpillars and toads consuming cast-off skin, and children biting themselves in rage. It also recalls a loan-borrowing office scam as a form of getting even.
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Philadelphia
Milk of human kindness skimmed in daily life
A Chicago News remark notes that generosity is often diluted by routine and scarcity of practical generosity, suggesting the generosity people show is frequently skimmed and insufficient in everyday acts.
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Chicago News
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Geathens Messenger and Herald
TRE Messenger and Herald Printing Company
Fred W. Bush
Asate Ticket
George K. Nash
Pranktin
Carl L. Nippert
Hatcilton
James Lobrice
Allen
Cohn M. Sheets
I'dtnani
Supreme Court
LE. Emerson
Helecont
Cameron
Columbiana
Board of Public Works
W. L. Johnson
Summit
David H. Moore
Tsichet
Common Pleas
Joseph M. Wood
Aaron EF
PICE
Andrew Murphy
Willis G. Hickman
Joseph Wolf
Joan F. Biddle
Ernest HR. Walkeis
Jourmary
Jon McLaughlin
John G. Fickett
Channes G. Dawes
United States
Illinois
Senate
A. D. Alderman
Marietta Register
Alderman
Register
E. S. Alderman
D. R. Gerkin
J. W. Lansley
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Rose of
Novara
Italy
Mien
Savoy
Pearante
Itallang
Magenta
Haly
France
Egypt
Pyramids
Germany
Jena
Leipsie
Lutemen
Batzen
Austerlitz
Husala
Muscow
Heigham
Waterloo
Napoleon
Popular Science Monthly
Constantinople
Iit
Constantnople
England
West Stockbridge
London Chronicle
Canaanville
Red Cross
Deo Molacs
Lora
Cline’s Pharmacy
Sam Sommer
Celing
9&C
Stewart Building
L. A. Moore
Main Street
Zanesville
O . Market Street
Wheeling
W. Va
Third Street
Newark
Ballard Corner
Court Street
Athens County
Nallards Corner Court Street
James A. Dilts
LL. A. Moore
Dragmala
C.C. C
Cline
D. Zenner & Co
Hte Jouvin
Lam
la Grippe
Mr. EU. Wise
Madison, Ga
John Beam
West Middlesex
Ylobh
Sparatus Pilla
Sterling Kemeny Co
Chicago
N.Y
DeWitt
DeWitt's
Clinc
Cilne’s
Detroit
Mich
Ohio Central Lines
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