Ohio Governor calls for abolishing Cincinnati boards and new elections
Governor Campbell urges the General Assembly to abolish the Cincinnati Board of Public Improvements and the Decennial Board of Equalization and let the people elect successors at the November election. He cites corruption, urges a new charter, and seeks a nonpartisan joint committee to investigate municipal affairs. Senate and House debate continues over home rule and the proposed reforms.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Meeker
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate
Richards
Lawrence
Cole
Scioto
Cali
Cincinnati Board of Public Improvements
Board of Public Improvements
Pattison
Clermont County
Gaumer
Smilar
Cincinnati
Decennial Board of Finalization
Reed
Thero
Board of Equalizatin
Board of Equalization
Frigata
Stephens
Messrs. Gaumer
Messrs
Sutton
Brown
Cincinnati B Plt
Corcoran
Legisature
Wilson
Central Insane Asylum
Toledo
Adams
Clancy
Jefferson
Bayham
Pike
Hancock
Hodge
Hyseil
Cuyahoga
Jiysell
Cleveland
Sandusky
Mr. Dill
Robeson
Darke
Sach Board of Public Improvements
Board of Equalization of
House of Representatives
Marshall
Massie
Chillicothe
B. & O. Railroad Company
van Cleat
Kerr
Miller
Bromley
Johnson
Belville
Gallpolis
Laylin
Taylor
Griffin
McGrew
Clapp
Hearn
Gear
Robbeson
Nolan
Rchards
Board of Equali Zaton
Committee On Municipal Affairs
Sixth Congress
State Board of Public Works
Reemelin
Montgomery
Campbell
Sonerant
Soncrant
Cincinnati Board of Equalization
Sinking Fund Commission
McMken
Hamilton Bull
Galion
Crawford County
Death on the Trail Identity Revealed in Mining Tale
A gaunt miner in a buckskin shirt declares his name is Death on the Trail, Proctor by birth, and recounts a deadly 10-year-old ambush in Upper Kootenai country. A posse later found four dead Indians and one wounded white man. Proctor returned to camp and kept the moniker.
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Tam
Kootenai
Idaho
Proctor
Thoory
Spokane Falls
Level Heads in Emergency Gain Public Praise
During the New York Central strike militia readiness was discussed. Governor Hill said troops were not needed unless an emergency arose, praising calm judgment under pressure. The Syracuse incident involved a deputy sheriff losing his head, but authorities kept order without militia. Quotes from Otis A. Cole and a Rome Sentinel note steady nerves as proof of merit. A curious ad ending mentions Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar and Pike's Toothache Drops.
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New York Central
Gov. Hill
Syracuse
Otis A. Cole
Kinsman
Bright
Ohio
John Coleman
Gregory St
New Haven
Conn
Warner
Lightning’s Effect on the Human Body in Clinical Lectures
A Vienna lecture by Professor Nothnagel discusses how lightning affects the brain spinal cord and nerves based on experiments with rabbits. It notes loss of consciousness, speech and sight disturbances, and lingering mood changes with entry and exit points most affected. Treatments include metallotherany with a horseshoe magnet and immediate care such as loosening clothing, head elevation, and cold water exposure if consciousness does not return.
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Vienna
Nothnagel
Beecham
St. Helena
B. F. Allen CO
United States
Lancashire
England
Canal St
New York
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted As Constitutional Remedy
An 19th century advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only constitutional treatment for catarrh, claiming it heals through the bloodstream. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and cites testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Toledo
Ohio
F. JS. Cuenny & Co
Druptvists
Remarkable Cure with Golden Medical Discovery at Roanoke
J N Berry aged about thirty improved markedly after using Golden Medical Discovery combined with sanatorium treatment. The Roanoke Indiana druggists John Hackett & Son report renewed sales and endorse it for bronchial throat and lung ailments with lingering coughs and spitting of blood.
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Women's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
J. N. Berry
Golden Medical Discovery
Cleveland and Marietta Railway Through Line Details
Through line extends from Mariletta Caldwell Cambridge Newcomerstown Canal Dover to Canton Akron Cleveland Buffalo Toledo Pittsburgh New York Coshocton Newark Zanesville Columbus Chicago St Louis and Kansas City. Through Tickets available to all parts of the United States and Canada. A T Wikoff general manager W K Richards general pass agent.
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Rick
Owen
Portage
Rex
Owen Electric Belt & Appliance CO
North Broadway
ST. Louis
Broadway
New York City
Tate
Ce Enc
Pittsburgh, Pa
E. A. Ford
Pittsburgh
Mariletta
Caldwell
Cambridge
Newcomerstown
Canal Dover
Canton
Akron
Cleveland
Buffalo
Toledo
New York
Coshocton
Newark
Zanesville
Columbus
Chicago
Kansas City
NORT
Nday
Pelnaaiae
M.a.m
Parkersburg
Marietta
Teres
Caywood
Reese Tl
Stanley
Whipple
Jl Warner
Elba
Macksburg
Dexter City
South Olive
Dudley
Belle Valley
Len Wood
Point Pleasant
Byesville
Oldham’s
Miller
Kimbolton
Guernsey
Post Boy
Newcomerston
Wolf's
Phillipsburg
Black Band
Turner's
Valley
Baltimore
Washington
Maretta
Ohio
W and C.&p
Valley Junction
Valley Railways
Pullwan
Wheeling
Cincinnati
Chcago
B. & O. T'eket
O. P. McCarty
Avent
O.scull
J.T. Odell
Time Table Show Accommodations From Columbus and Zanesville
Train timetable lists an accommodation train leaving Columbus at 1 30 p.m. daily except Sunday and Newark at 5 50 p.m. arriving Zanesville 6 45 p.m. It travels to Columbus Zanesville and Sandusky. Another accommodation leaves Columbus 17 20 a m arriving Zanesville 9 20 a m and Sandusky 12 50 p.m.
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New York
Reese Evebin
Toledo
Ommen
Pittshu
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Newark
Columbus
Daly
Zanesv.e
Sandusky
Une
Cambridge
Zanesville St
Newark Peere Ee
Oo Fe
Mansfield Pere
Monroeville
Bo Yi A
M.p. M
A. m. Shelby
Woodsfield Cery
Bellaire
Leave
AM Pova
M.P
A. M Fostoria Ae
Aseuss
Teee
Shelby Junet
Barnesville
Bellaire li
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
Td A. M. P
Washington
M. Bree Eslas
Baltimore
Through Car Service Extends Toledo Connections
Wheeling and Lake Erie R R announces daily through car service from Toledo to points west of Kingsway with changes for Sundays. Train No 9 delays to 6 50 PM on Sundays and runs one hour late to Orrville. Train No 13 departs Toledo at 7 45 PM for connections to Pittsburgh and Cleveland network.
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Notre
Trai
Toledo
Orrville
Kingsway
Bowerston
Laurelton
Pennsylvania
Bervice
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Puttchnech
Canton
Old Portal
Hawkins
Alexanders
Tinkers Creek
Thornburgh
Willow
Independence
Brecksville
Boston
Everett
Botrum
Krumrorg
New Berlin
J. T. Johnson
J. B. Caven
Agt
Cleveland
Ohio
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New Jersey
Boston Herald
Rome Sentinel
Hale
St. Jacobs
Tutt
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
ALL Druggsts
Palms’ Business College
Wenaman
Atchison Globe
Burlington Prep Press
Carter
Binghamton
Dansville
Boston Courier
Dr. Pierce
John Hackett & Son
Roanoke
Ind
Synur
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Louisville
Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W. Douglas
Leve Xton
Mass
Epps
Goff
Brad
Loomis & Ryman
Tiffin
Catalogu Free
Iin
Owell & Co
W. Tath
Ridge
Rudge
Woolrich & CO
Palmer, Mass
Rheumatume Co
Pearl Streets
BERIA
Tae M & Dt
LE & GQ Wares
Weston Encine Co
Privied Post
N.Y
SORIO
U's Weqrreres
Washington, D.C
U. S. Pension Bureau
Punty
Wis
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Englewood, Ll
H. EE. Longue
J. W. Brrat
Main St
W.l.day
West
12Th St
Roberts Publishing
Wadianal
Whssing & Ewe
York
Cumberland Blue Bell
O.& M. Junction
Hartford
Renceavile
Morgan Junction
A.m
Tran
Morgai Junction
C&m
Trans North
W.H Slpevens
J. W. Campbell
Pkshure Instant
WSL
Louis Ry
Pacific Express
Western Express
Limited Express
New York Express
Eastern
Dennison Accommodations
Chesebrough Manufacturing CO
State Street
Pnametis
ITER
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Warren St
Price
Cts
Ite
jSoviine Wayfey
Rafes Hurden
Cleveland & Marietta Railway
Canada
A. T. Wikoff
Gen
W. K. Richards
Pass
Baltimore & Chio R. R
Washington and
Bellaire, Zanesville & Cincinnati Railway
W York
Woodsfield
Summerfield
Cumberland
Chandlersville
P.m
Mt. Philadelphia
W. R. Crampton
Lanager
J.B. Rhodes
T. m
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R. R
James M. Hall
L Pass
Eabstard
Nola Toledo Hac
Oak Harbor
Remont
Clyde
Coe Bellevue
Tee
No.k
M.orwalk
Wellington
Reston
Tere Ee
Akron Ar
Orrville Bvu
Massillon
Navarre
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A. m
Sherrodsville
Rasesee Marietta
Walier Junction
Wwe
Aeree
Pittsburgh Tees Eee Ly
Oungstown Wets
Tees
A. m. Otrviiles
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Creaton
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Norwalk
Bellevue
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Cleveland, Akron, Canton & Marietta
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Rreentown
Lake Park
SRG
Ineral Point
Alley Junction
Sparta
Mineral Point
Ves Valley
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M.a
Oke
Greentown
Myeraville
A. M.p
Webster
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Springfield
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