Ohio must mobilize to defeat Johnson in election
Ohio Republicans must turnout every vote to stop Johnson who would challenge Roosevelt and threaten national leadership. The piece argues Johnson’s defeat, aided by anti Johnson Democrats, is essential to curb his power, with Herrick and Hanna favored and emphasis on precinct level mobilization and public duty.
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Ohio
Roosevelt
Johnson
Mark Hanna
Herrick
Oaio Democrat
Democratic Party
United States
United States Senate
Miz Johnson
Clarke
Hanna
Clarke Obio
Buckeye
Ohio proposes tax amendment to state constitution
The document records a 1903 Ohio General Assembly resolution proposing a constitutional tax amendment. It outlines uniform taxation for state and local purposes, exemptions for specific properties, and the election process for voter approval. It also includes secretary of state certification and a separate note on political implications facing a candidate named Johnson.
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment on county legislative districts
Ohio proposes a constitutional amendment to Section 2 Article 1ii adjusting county representation by population. The measure sets ballot language for adoption Yes or No and names officials McKusick and Ancer, with certification by Secretary Lewis Laylin on May 6 1903.
Early 1902 Ohio ballot wording for single liability amendment
The document records that Section 2 allows voters to place For single liability amendment or Against single liability amendment on ballots. It cites McKinnan as Speaker and Niprere as Senate President, certifies April 29, 1902, and notes state secretary Lewis Laylin’s attestation in Columbus.
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House of Representatives
L Niprere
Senate
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Astamica
Oxio
Lewis
Laylin
Lime of
Goo
General Assembly
State of Osio
Columus
McKinnox
House of Represento
Blanche
Uxrren Staties of America
Secretary of
T. Lewis Claylin
State of Ohio
Columbus
W. So McKrexey
Y. B. Azcuer
Staves OF America
Lewis C. Laylin
State of
Ohio
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Ohio constitutional amendment on governor's veto adoption
Ohio asks electors on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 to amend section 16 article II to require full three reading of bills, preserve single subject and repeal upon revision, and outline governor's veto procedure and enactment rules. It notes McKinnox and Blanché as leaders, and records secretary of state certification in 1902.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
W. S. McKusnox
House of Representatives
F. B. Anceer
Columbus
Jim
Beerton
Notrl
Cnis
Cesa
Secretary of State
Gove Taor
Sid Fack
Shell Nat
How Files Are Able to Taste Insects And Bees
A Chambers' Journal summary notes that flies bees and ants have numerous tiny hairs on their proboscises and tongues connected to taste organs. It describes taste bulbs on animal tongues including about 45 000 in a cow and the structure of taste cells discovered in 1807.
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Chambers’ Journal
Municipal Classification Amendment Proposed for Ohio Constitution
The document records a proposed constitutional amendment to Ohio Article 13 Section 6 to classify cities by population and limit their powers. It outlines voting wording for yes or no, an effective date of January 1, 1904, and attests the secretary of state certification dated January 27, 1903.
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Ohio
Sealed Proposals for Sale of Three School Houses
The Carbondale Special School District invites sealed bids for three school houses in York township district 13 and Waterloo township districts 6 and 12. Bids due noon on the specified date. Board may reject any or all bids. Deliver to clerk W. H. Watkins Carbondale Ohio. October 22 5.
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Board of Education of
Carbondale Special
York Township
Waterloo Township
W. H. Watkins
Carbondale
Ohio
Board of Education
Appointment of administrator for Anna L. Brown estate
Notice states the undersigned has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Anna L. Brown of Athens county Ohio, deceased. Dated October 14 1908 with publication dates October 22 and October 23.
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Anna L. Brown
Athens County
Ohio
A. D
Hawaii County Elections Emerge As Fierce Campaigns On Ground
Advices from Honolulu indicate that one of the fiercest campaigns on American soil is the county elections in Hawaii. The report highlights intense local political activity and contention shaping the race across the islands.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
New Divorce and Civil Actions Filed in Court
Fiorence Beddew sues Thom as Beddew for divorce alleging drunkenness gross neglect and cruelty and notes they wed in 1887 with three children residing in Derthick Mathew N Adams sues Ike Raby and Louis Price for money and attachment with D HB Thomas as plaintiff's attorney Alice James sues David James for divorce alleging gross neglect and three children born from a 1839 marriage residents of unknown locale Lewis & Sayre represent the plaintiff Alice Evans sues Robert Evans for divorce alleging cruelty and marriage in Nelsonville in 1885 with three children and A J Davidson is attorney.
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Thomas Beddw
Derthick
IL. A. Koons
Mathew N. Adams
Ike Raby
Louis Price
D. HB
Thomas
Alice James
David
James
Lewis
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