Ohio State News Roundup Captures Widespread Incidents
A compiled Ohio brief reports burglaries in Greenwich with no theft, fires in Jefferson destroying the business district, and Marietta drownings and suicides. It notes Columbus barracks duty by Captain Taggart, Greek laborer Parnell shot, and multiple accidents, lawsuits, and crimes across towns including Dover, Marysville, Newark, and Granville.
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Lancaster
Catherine Denton
Cleveland
Columbus
Taggart
Columbus Barracks
Steubenville
Peter Parnell
Portland
Inheritance Tax Explained by Harrison County Judge Worley
Probate Judge J B Worley explains the direct inheritance tax to Harrison County readers. He clarifies when estates owe tax, showing examples with a 2 percent rate on amounts over 3000, and cites small payout numbers in local cases. He urges fair consideration and notes the law's spread across 21 states.
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Norwalk
Meander Nichols
New London
Arysville
Joseph Westlakeé
Ohio
Cadiz
Harrison County
J. B. Worley
Republican Party
Herrick
Republican Central Committee
Shal
Orbide
Mark Hanna
Herrick Wins Support Despite Opposition in Uhrichsville Praise
The Evening Chronicle praises Governor Herrick for sincerity and honesty in a City Opera House speech. Voters in Tuscarawas County show backing as true Republicans stand with him despite attacks and Democratic opposition.
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Herrick
Evening Chronicle
Uhrichsville
Governor Herrick
City Opera House
Dana
Anti Saloon League
Iorah
Tuscdfawes
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of Ohio
Ohio General Assembly proposes an article to amend the state constitution designated Article XVII. The measure sets election timing, terms for governor and judges, vacancies, and continuation of current officeholders until successors are elected. Certification by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin notes adoption dates and official confirmations.
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Ohio
State
Auditor of State
Supreme Court
Circuit Courts
General Assembly
Common Pleas Court
Probate Court
The
Board of Public Works
United States of America
Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
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Columbus
Pth Var
Neode
Mowat of Representatives
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Sestutt
Lewis de Laylin
Andretay
Hair Vigor Auction Slogan Promises Hair Restoration
A humorous market riff promotes Ayer's Hair Vigor as a product that stops hair loss and restores color to gray hair. The ad evokes a long history of selling this remedy, claiming it has been a splendid dressing for over sixty years and plays on auction language to grab attention.
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McArthur
Wm. O. Ervin
Hocking
Dundas
Columbus
Theresa Wolfe
Wooster
Burbank
John Spring
Smith
Spring
Lancaster
Schorn
Delaware
Charles ©. Fouts
Ashley
Waldo
Ayer
Fragmented OCR sparks church separation debate
An unclear excerpt discusses religious bodies and petitions and the separation of church and state. The garbled text references resolutions, beliefs, and responses to directives, with attribution to a beacon and a record.
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Separation of Church
Ohio General Assembly Sets Voters Tax Constitution Change
The General Assembly proposes a statewide ballot measure for November 1905 to amend section two of article XII of the Ohio constitution. The text directs submission to electors on the first Tuesday after the fret Monday in November 1905.
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State of
Ohio
Ballinamo
General Assembly
State of Ohio
Ohio Fourth Judicial Circuit Sets 1906 Circuit Court Dates
The Times reports Ohio Fourth Judicial Circuit schedules for 1906 term starts. Washington Athens Hocking Meigs Gallia Lawrence Scioto Adams Brown Highland Pickaway Ross Pike Jackson counties receive fixed January February March and October dates with terms beginning at a.m. The document bears signatures of Judges Jones Waltera and Cherrington and an official seal.
Missing Mary Maclafie Found After Long Search
A fragmentary note reports Mary Maclafie found after months of searching. The text is incomplete and unclear about location or circumstances. A cautious update is needed to confirm her status and welfare.
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Pac 'Orowe
Mary Maclafie
Wéhdh
Legal Notice of Estate Sale and Dower Rights
In Shelby County Ohio the petition seeks an order to sell real estate to pay debts and determine value and homestead rights of the widow. The administrator requests a court hearing on November 6 to act on the petition.
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Sheldon
Witkine
Satan
Chiad
Ieee
Srimenehe
Tnens County
Ohio
Bheldonna
K. Sheldon
Chrishepheron
G. D. Hopkins
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