Platform in Full Colimans May 27 Ohio Roosevelts stance
A lengthy Republican platform from Ohio rails for Roosevelt era policy. It extols Republican progress since McKinley, praises pension and banking reforms, calls for enforcement of anti monopoly laws, and endorses canal modernization and road building. It argues prosperity across farms, factories, and cities and urges continued support for state educational and agricultural programs. It also names Herrick for governor and pledges continued party unity.
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Colimans
Ohio
Roosevelt
Renit- Hiccan Party
Supreme Court of the United States
Ued States
Republican Party
McKinley
Iinetay
Imereron
Psa
Tsici
Sco
State Agricultural College
Agricultural Experiment Station
State Agricultural and Similar Societies
General Assembly
Lincoln
Repubbcan
Seventy-fifth General Assembly
Seventy-seventh General Assembly
Congress
State Highway Department
Oha
Rence
Ear
Senate
House of Reprecentatives
Onlo
Weir
Povon T. Herrick
Republicans of
Mayor Weaver Faces Supreme Court Bid Over Gas Lease Fight
In Philadelphia on May 26 crowds chanted for Mayor Weaver after he ousted two directors from public safety and public works and installed his appointees. The state supreme court granted a special supersede suspending a county court injunction favoring the old directors. Heavily covered by reform groups, demonstrations spread across Broad Street toward the Union League as allies vied to sway council votes on the veto and gas lease ordinance amid tensions over impeaching the mayor.
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Philadelphia
Weaver
Departments of Public Safety and Public Works
State Supreme Court
City Hall
Broad Street
Chestnut Street
Celene Potter
Union League
City
Council
ElkIns Explains Senate Panel On Railway Rates
May 28 report shows Chairman Elkins of the Interstate Commerce Committee says a digest of proposed railway rate legislation has been prepared but no final report or recommendation has been issued. He notes committee staff has forecast the outcome and will forward it when ready. A conference is planned for May 26 to hear representation from the lawyer organization and other parties.
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Interstate Commerce Committee
Washington
Elkins
Senate Committees On Interstate Commerce
Arbitration store over Teamsters contract violations
A store for arbitration eyed to resolve charges that Teamsters refused deliveries to boycotted houses. Two committees may settle whether union drivers may resume deliveries.
Riots in Warsaw and Caucasus Violence Rises
Reports from Warsaw and the Caucasus detail brutal clashes between Moslems and Christians and between Jewish groups. In Warsaw the Bunded effort to expel disreputable Jews led to widespread wrecking, killings, and hundreds wounded. In Erivan and Baku unrest spreads as villagers arm, police struggle, and several encounters leave prisoners killed and many wounded.
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Caucasus
BL Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Nakachidze
Baku
Erivan
Banks and Trusts Face Burnett Cummings Bankruptcy
Boston May 26. Seventy one banks and trust companies are creditors of Burnett Cummings & Company filed in bankruptcy with liabilities around 1 714 568. Assets uncertain. creditors expect not to exceed 240 thousand. The filing is the heaviest in this district. Attorney J T Auebach represents the bankrupt firm.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Burnett, Cummings & Company
City
United States District Court
Petrion
J. T. Auebach
Labor Day plans near Zanesville and Cambridge obituaries
The region readies for the Southeastern Ohio Labor Day celebration at Gant Park with ten thousand expected attendees. In Cambridge, James Warne’s body was moved to McArthur Junction after dying from mine injuries. Dyson Judge led the Odd Fellows funeral procession. Other notes report travels, relocations, and local editorials from Marietta Daily Leader and Cambridge Herald, plus printers moving to Colorado Springs and various community updates.
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James Warne
Cambridge
McArthur Junction
Dyson
Odd Fellows
Neader
McArthur
Managap
L. Kackley
Harmon Kackley
Go RB
Spald
FA. Meachen
Alex McFadden
Marietta Daily Leader
Central ‘Trades and Gabor Coupe
Zanesville
Ohio
Gant Park
Fidgey Mere
Skipp
Cambridge High School
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Berlin
Germany
University of Berlin
Cure Deafness With Halls Catarrh Cure Offer
An old advertisement promises a cure for deafness linked to catarrh. It claims free circulars and offers a reward for a verified case corrected by the remedy, referencing a testimonial and a medical patent remedy with vague mechanisms and no scientific support.
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Lawer
Warrisburg
John A. Dean
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
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North Lewisburg
Warsaw
Poland
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Teocia
Corse
Skip
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Cambridge Herald
Herald
Thomas W. Ogier
Mahaffey
Rachel Sarehet
North Sth Street
Colorado Springs
Golu
Tome
Sarchet
Jeffersonian
Columbus
Oia State Journal
Christeas
Sarohet
Vypergraphical Union
No. 5
Elva Wiskine
Vlary
North Ath Street
J. B. Marston
Mass
Ella Hammond
Cumberland
Wien
Casareh
Witel
Halls Cataerb Cole
J. Cheney
California
Orient
Japan
China
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Shate
Barlain
Ohio Farmer
Pittsburg Stockman
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J. M. Amos & Sons
Cambridge, O
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