Local Option Ordinance Passes Third Reading in Council
In adjourned session the council advanced the local option and Prohibition ordinances. Voters Moorland opposed the Prohibition measure while Allison Beckett Churchman Congrove Green LePage supported it. Other actions included a private watchman proposal, sweeping and street work bids, and streetgrade changes. The meeting closed with remarks on city projects and business matters.
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Conscil
Mooraland
Allison
Churchman
le Page
Green
Bekatt
Cosgrove
Mlootelind
Geo
Huot UN
Msrshal
Gomber Avenue
9Th Street
Verdlee
Wheeling Avenue
Croga
Bidamonet
Taylor Avenue
7Th
Sth Street
K of P Banquet Highlights and Tin Plant News
The Cambridge Lodge No. 6d K of P held its meeting with conferral of the Paga and Knights degrees on five candidates. A special train from Pleasant City and others brought about 170 members to Rechs for an elegant banquet. a musical program followed before adjourning. Also noted is Joseph Phillips being transferred to Cumberland Md to manage Laughlin tin plant operations, with the American Tin Plate Co. reporting active plants and brisk tin plate demand. Tri State Coal Co. forms a $100,000 capital venture with headquarters in Lewie block.
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American Sheet Steel Company
Cambridge
East Liverpool
Devon
Canton
Ganal Dover
Iqua
Pittsburg
Jeffersonian
American Sheet Steel CO
Cambridge Worke
A. T Extow
Agt
Joseph Phillipa
Laughlin
Marting Ferry
Cumberland
Banda
Phillips
Warner Arms
American Tin Plate Co
Tri-State Vora Company
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Lewie Block
Labor Tribune
Cambridge Lodge No. 6d
Pwag
Knights
Rech’s
Marietta
Pleasant City
Breeville
Quaker City
Waite Lily Co No 108 Uniform Bank
Will Bramball
Will Allison
Howard Gurls
Johnson Stewart
Ligur E 8 Gallup
Prograus
Lancaster Meets Grand Army Officers Parade Draws 20 000
Bellefontaine Ohio May 8 officials of Grand Army of the Republic Sons of Veterans Woman's Relief Corps Ladies Aid Society and Daughters of Veterans named officers in a state meeting installed today Parade this week drew about 20 000 visitors. next encampment to be in Lancaster.
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Taggart
Akron
Grand Army
H. V. Speckman
Marietta
Sons of Veteragns
Bellefontaine
Hmmett Taggart
Joseph Campbell
Manetta
William Patterson
H. M. Hagelbarger
H A. Collins
Springfield
R .D. Ross
Cincinnati
C. A Lentz
East Palestine
Counci
H. Kerr
Woman's Relief Corps
Anna Howe
Toledo
Estelia Campbell
Helelfontaine
Alice Courtney
Salem
Jennie Turner
Mary Ogden
Lancaster
Mina Olive Williama
Troy
Lizzie Garver
Mount Gilead
Laura Laughtman
Lima
Louiss Sherman
Cleveland
Elizabeth Williama
Newark
A. R
Lena Hyland
Ely
Northern Pacific Deal Asserted as Morgan Hill Control Secures Merger
New York May 10 bankers gather at the Waldorf Astoria amid Wall Street tensions as Morgan Hill interests claim control of Northern Pacific and Burlington. Officials warn shorts face penalties while Kuhn Loeb seeks to block two thirds consent. In Ann Arbor the Michigan varsity meet laments no records, Hall edging Kellogg in a close mile.
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Northern Pacific-Burlington
Morgan-Hill
Baala
Shorts
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Soldiers of Finance
Wall Street
Northern Pacific
J. P Morgan & Company
J J
Gates
Youngstown
Wall Streat
Kahn, Loch & Company
3. P Morgan & Company
Morgan & Company
Burlington
Board of
Northern Pacific-Bullington
Mogan-Hill Plana
Northern Pacifi Brunlington
Kuhn-Loeb
Morgan Hill
Ador
Northen Pacific
Kuhn, Loeb & Company
Kuhn,Loeb Group
Ann Arbor
Mich
Anium
University of Michigan
Hall
Kellogg
American University
Washington
The
Osa College of Government
Pennsylvania Hall of
Gutmin
Floral Parade In Los Angeles Crowds Large
Governor Nash of Ohio and the Ohio delegation with President McKinley reviewed the floral parade from a blue canopy pavilion. Los Angeles crowds swelled past 100000 as the procession moved by and ladies tossed rose petals to the president throughout the event.
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Nash
Ohio
Los Angeles
McKinley
Pickpocketed at crowd theft and McKinley visit notes
Reports on a pickpocket in the crowd stealing from Secretary Wilson and Colonel Moore, with books recovered and a gold nugget tied to the case. President McKinley visits Mrs Fremont and meets Governor Nash as Springville Alabama seeks Jim Brown after a brutal assault. London census shows England and Wales population up, pig iron concerns, and other assorted items.
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Wilson
Coronel i Charlon A. Moore
Los Angeles
Nash
Ohio
San Francisco
McKinley
Jessie Benton Fremont
John C. Frimmont
Fremont
Chicago
International Association of Machinists
National Metal Trades Association
Louisville
W L Royse
Kentucky School of MedicInc
John Nithera
Royse
Nithers
Sharpsburg
Enginie
Wales
London
England and
Birmingham Iron Exchange
Cleveland
Iron Masters’ Association
Must Pay the Piper Court Debates Indemnity Reduction
The article surveys the Chinese indemnity dispute with 450 million taels claimed and debated by Chinese plenipotentiaries and foreign powers. It notes plans to raise funds via loans or internal means within five years and hints at a provisional approval to raise 20 million annually. It also mentions Berlin and Rochester items, including suffrage pleas and other international notes.
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Colentigia
Chang Chi Tung
Peking
China
I Want to Go Home Parrot Tale From War Memoir
A fragmentary wartime reminiscence recalls a dying boy calling “I want to go home” as a parrot repeats the plea from a barracks window. The scene shifts to a parade by American troops in a colonial town, with reflections on homesickness and soldiers’ longing, ending with observations on Americans in London and the pull of home.
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Binks
Preddy
Garten
Dna Roft
Fellowa
Etood Lanind
Cme
Yang
Spain
Jia Banda Acrona
Wanin
Gera
Campamer
Grampeta
Manganillo
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Saul
Dutty
Mtatea
Willustun
Tony
Robinson
Fernandes
Parol
Bia
Ely
Wind
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Ohio Dental Company
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H. J. Boyd
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D.D. Selo
State Banking and Trust
Euclid Avenue
Eiteven
Fex
Staaves
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Jon Jaaren
Treas
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DR. Mott's Chemical CO
Wm. Moss
Oar
Lymen Abbott
Hamilton W. Mabie
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Denmark
America
Tenemed House
Coatescere
Lyman Abbott
Ralph Connor
Pstwac
the Outlook
Florida
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Mies
Dainter
Fan Uy
Miton
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Malala
Cambridge Spinater Club
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D. M. Hawthonne
Ae the
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Ala
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Bohn
Berliner Tages Zeitung
United States
Azores
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Himselt
Geordie’ Colllern
Berlin
Boersen Center
China Corps
Rochester
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National Municipal League
Mira Susan
Anthony
League
Miss Anthony
Isabella Beecher Wooker
Hooke
Taleda
Grover Cleveland
Sandusky
Admiral Lamberton
United States Navy
John Lloyd
Cincinnai
Judson Harmon
Cincinnat
Charles Foster
Fostoria
Deutschland
Count von Buclow
Count von Ballestiem
Reichstas
Mrs. Nation
Wichita
Kan
J. W. Moore
Kansas City
Carrie Nation
Dale
von von Thielman
the Treasury
Reichstag
Panis
Tex
Page
F. B. McCallen
American Tarantute of Sacred Literature
Hyde Park
Ito
Thane
Chautauqua
Willum 2. Harper
University of Chicago
India
Harper
Minietota
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Cetana
Manassa
Teneacon
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Thia
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Ayer
Nature
Lowe
Muse
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