Likely Ratification Of Canadian Reciprocity By U S Senate
The piece notes strong expectation that the Canadian reciprocity pact will pass in the U S Senate after House approval, with President Taft likely to sign. It cites farmer opposition in both countries and predicts the Root amendment and other measures will fail, while Senate debate remains mainly from opponents.
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United States
Senate
House
Northwest
Dominion
Canada
Taft
Congress
Case Reopened on Senator Lorimer Vindication
The case involving Senator Lorimer of Illinois, previously decided by the last senate, is to be reopened by the current senate after a close vote. The action aims to reexamine the prior vindication and assess anew the senator's conduct and seating.
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Lorimer
Illinois
Senate
Lorimer Unseated Prospect Tied to Lumber Trust
The committee of privileges and elections holds new evidence accusing the lumber trust of financing Lorimer’s corruption to secure his Senate seat. The article notes big business manipulating politics and a possible unseating, with Wisconsin’s Stevenson case cited as proof of seat buying. The country’s conscience rises against treasonous politics and bribe driven elections.
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Lumber Trust
Lorimer
Illinois
United States Senate
Wisconsin
Stevenson
Congress
Telegraph office to be abandoned at Big Four crossing
After Saturday the telegraph office at the Big Four and Hocking Valley crossing will close due to Toledo Big Four trains shifting to the T. and O. C. via Berwick. The crossing will be watched by flagmen and three Carey operators are lost. Frank Galbroner will take first trick at Hocking Valley, Gail Ryder moves to third trick, Clarence Golden moves to Columbus, Gary Dodds to Marion, Williams shifts to Springs, and George McGinnis goes to London.
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Big Four
Hocking Valley Crossing
Toledo
Williams
the Hocking
Springs
George McGinnis
London
Remodeling of L. G. Ranger Residence on East Main
Rapid progress on the L. G. Ranger residence at East Main Street as the building undergoes complete alteration and remodeling. Contractor J. A. Lantz leads the work under plans by Frank Stroup, resulting in a slate roof and a markedly different exterior design.
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L. G. Ranger
East Main St
J. A. Lantz
Frank Stroup
Physician for Alvada to Locate July Fourth
Dr. S. R. Bame, graduate of the Electric Medical College at Cincinnati, now practicing at Good Hope, will locate permanently at Alvada about July 4. He is a brother of H. H. Bame of this vicinity.
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S. R. Bame
Eelectic Medical College
Cincinnati
Good Hope
Alvada
Bame
Crawford M E Church to Host Home Missionary Speaker
Mrs M W Bass field secretary of the Home Missionary Society will speak at Crawford M E Church next Sunday on the society work and needs and will organize an auxiliary. The losing Sunday school side will serve ice cream and cake to the winning side on Thursday July 6 with a ten cent charge for noncontestants.
Lutheran Missionary Tea by Local Ladies
A committee hosted a Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society tea at the Hoff home on Wednesday afternoon. The group included Mrs. Clint Kennerley Mrs. C. D. Hoff Mrs. Henry Brown Mrs. Frank Brown Mrs. A. G. Van O Linda Herbert Newhard Mrs. J. E. Nichols and others.
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Clint Kennerley
C. D. Hoff
Henry Brown
Frank Brown
A. G. van O
Linda
Herbert Newhard
J. E. Nichols
V. C. Lytle
F. J. Vigor
Jacob Nitrauer
George Montague
Chas, DeWitt
H. G. Chambers
Robert Hilty
F. L. Moyer
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the
Lutheran Church
Hoff
Couple Weds at Bellefontaine in Fortuitous Union
Gary Dodds, operator at the target, married Miss Carrie E. Smith at Bellefontaine on Friday. The couple returned to Carey on Monday and will travel to Marion on Saturday where Dodds begins work with the Hocking Valley.
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Gary Dodds
Target
Carrie E. Smith
Bellefontaine
Carey
Marion
Mr. Dodds
Hocking Valley
Big Four Schedule Change In Toledo Trains
The Toledo Big Four will reroute Saturday trains via Berwick resuming the former passenger schedule on that date. The change ends the recent inconvenient arrangement, and is welcomed by riders.
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Toledo
Berwick
New Steel for the Big Four Yard Work
One hundred men install new steel throughout the Big Four yards. Thirty five Italians have also returned and things are humming around those parts.
Card of Thanks for Mrs Greek's ill son
Mrs Nella Greek thanks friends and neighbors who kindly helped during the recent illness of her little son.
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Nella Greek
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H B Kurtz Sons Store News Carey Ohio Advertisement
The Carey Ohio ad touts hunting flags 4 by 6 feet at .90 and larger sizes up to 6 by 10 feet 1.75. It promotes combination corset slips and sale on soiled pieces, leather and canvas items, reduced to 39c and up. Embroideries showcase new patterns with 19c to 45 inch widths and Nemo corsets offered alongside regular lines.
Christian Science Services and Testimony Meeting
Christian Science Services will be held Sunday at 10 15 a m with subject God. A testimony meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 7 45 p m at Newhard Block North Vance St.
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Christian Science
Newhard Block
North Vance St
From Missouri We’ll Show You Ready to Wear Independence
Century ago men fought for independence now women seek it through ready to wear goods. Complete lines include infants dresses misses nightgowns rompers and gingham suits for children while mothers are also served. The ad invites customers to say they are from Missouri and promises friendly service.
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Missouri
Mid-Summer Wash Goods and Apron Offerings
A reorder of wash goods features dotted and striped lawns with marquisettes and swisses. Apron offerings include white lawns and swisses with ruffles and tie strings, gingham aprons, and petticoats. Prices range from 18 to 50 cents, with unbleached muslin bolts at 1.95 per bolt. Note: store closes all day July 4 and reopens with 5:30 closings on Tue Thu Fri evenings thereafter.
City Council Minutes Show Bills Paid and Sewer Plans
Monday night council, led by Mayor Van Heyde, approved payments to several workers including Roger Frederick, Robert Drake, Jacob Greno, and D Mohn & Sons. A request to purchase 900 feet of eight inch sewer pipe for West street ditch was approved alongside a reading from Riggs & Sherman on sewer plans. Estimated project cost runs about $47,209.
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Jacob Greno
Carey Times
National Steam Pump Works
Fort Wayne Electric Works
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Robert Drake
West Street
Riggs & Sherman
Cheap Houses and Lots For Sale on Multiple Streets
House listings describe homes with cellars water gas and large lots near a new Catholic church on Dow Street Patterson Street Glenn Avenue North Vance Street West Main Street East Main Street with monthly installment plans. Also advertised are a good line of Croquet Sets at the New Pharmacy.
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New Catholic Church
Patterson Street
Glenn Ave
West Main Street
East Main Street
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