Million Dollars Added To State Tax Receipts
State Treasurer report shows 1913 receipts $15,872,471.40 and expenses $14,695,467.99, yielding a profit of $881,296.99. Interest fund rises to $211,500.29 with balance $6,564,124.86 and workmen's compensation fund $646,967. Increase driven by business growth and taxes. notable gains from banks, canal rents, and various state departments.
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Columbus
Joan P. Brennas
Cincinncot
Moving Picture
Ree
BGR
Obi State Reformatory
Obio Penitentiary
Treasury
Gettysburg
National’ Guard
Boards of Arbitration
Tuberculosis and
Occupational Disease Bureaus
State Board of Health
Bard of Administration Manufacturing Fund
State Liquor License Board
State Library Board of Awards
State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Union
Nobel Prize Goes To A Hindu Poet Rabindranath Tagore
Stockholm November 17 Nobel Prize in literature awarded to Hindu poet Rabindranath Tagore. Prize worth about $40,900. hailed as first non white recipient. Tagore noted for vast influence, Bengali lyrics, and wide range as poet, philosopher, singer, editor, and educator.
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Rabindranath Tagore
Stockholm
Sweden
Tagore
India
Vanealat
Engliah
Lengal
Maharajah Pahador Sir
Prodyot Coomat
Calcutta
Rajah
Sourindra Mohun Tagore
Bengal Muale Hehe Jm
Tiengal Académy
Philadelphia
Peekine
Gt Taxore
Yates
Besanta Suear
Rabindranath
Magagines
Health and labor fight Chicago garbage crisis
Mary McDowell, settlement worker, addresses Chicago Federation of Labor about garbage disposal failures and the failed Cincinnati plan. She condemns Mayor Harrison's approach and urges scientific disposal, noting 23 years of worsening conditions and millions paid by the poor in stockyards districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McDowell
Chicago
Sportal
Rederation of Labor
Garkege
Harun
Huitless
Cincinnati
Ohio Company
McDowell
Clay Nolee
Harrison
Educational notes on eugenics and school reforms in early 20th century
The article notes the Society for the Instruction of Eugenics in New York with 200 members and Joliet Illinois forming clubs for sewing and cooking. It also cites Sir James Grant on physical culture over humanities, mentions cholera responses in the Philippines keeping schools open for hygiene, and reports Massachusetts establishing a teachers registration bureau filling 59 positions last year with salaries from 10 to 2700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Instruction of Eugenics
New York
Philippines
Massachusetts State Board of Education
Massachusetts
Poste Bureau
Court rounds up alimony and divorce actions in October 1901 cases
The record lists multiple divorce and alimony actions with details: frames involving Mrs Jane W Frame and alleged theft of home goods. Lee from Washington, a carpenter, for failure to support. willful absences and alimony pledges in several suits. Goosman a policeman divorce due to mistreatment while intoxicated. Magnus, Dulaney and Parrish cases with abandonment and support claims. indictments and upcoming trials of bankers tied to a Cincinnati Trust investigation. Judge Sutphin sworn in. assets of John Bryan estate pursued. additional property suits over Merito avenue and Acme subdivision. and a gambling-related case of Louis No hitman.
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Janes W. Frame
Hott
Midway Avenue
Essa Tambe
Becauw
Coneravt
Thuretay
Rige Werk
Lee
Washington
Carpenter
Bennett
Svanshoe Avenue
Norwood
H. C. Mardoff
Eiffe
California
Chartes Ciltfe
Ehitia
Themlept
Vrurdeat
Atronnes
Kainny Karasek
Alliede Street
Ralph Karanek
Littleford
James
Ballata
Ndaha
Grace Hoberts
Mary Lykine
Nellie Parrish
Wiieh’ Firme Sse
Hamilton Brothers
Matsoin E. Dulaney
Carter Ings
Ercor
Enich
Alice H. Dulaney
John C. Beker
Berning
Saya Saw
Henry King
Eber
Ivor
Richard ‘Hingson
Caldwell
Nathaniel
Keith
A. D. Martin
Ford & Smith Company
Pogus
Hogan
Bogue
Cincinnati Trust Company
J. M. Crawford
A. Davis
D. G. Edwards
J. 8. Heady
JM. Hutton
N.G. Keenan
I. N. Miller
N. Keith
F. R. Willams
George B. Cox
V. Parrish
Dudley V. Sutphin
Pugh
Torney
Sutphin
Jacob Sebel
Provident Savings Bank and Trivet Company
John Bryan
Cutte
Pomerswlon
Bryan
Edwin T. Knockwell
Catherine
Acme
Eilen’ Rigith
John H. Griffith
Merito Avenue
Sion Darriagen
Gorton Morris
Ginter
Magill Suit Seeks Life Policy Proceeds After Death
Alice R Magill sues Aetna Life Insurance for 7500 claiming policy on late Charles W Magill, traveling salesman, was in force when he slipped on a Kansas City sidewalk in 1911. Partial paralysis followed, and he died August this year from injuries. Attorneys Frank E Wood and David Davis listed. Also noted is a separate 100000 suit by David T Smith of Louisville against Richard G Badger Gordon Badger and Gorham Press for breach of contract.
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Alice R. Magill
Aetha
Life Insurance Company
Charles W. Magill
Magill
Jey
Kansas City
Frank E. Wood
David Davis
David T. Smith
Louisville
Richard G
Gordon Badger
Gorham Press
Theaters Offer Diverse Evening Entertainment
A jumble of reviews highlights varied performances from Bel me Hour and Grace to a burlesque nod and a Robinson Crusoe show. Notable praise goes to Ada Caenby, the Watesn Sigters, and the Olympic program featuring a mix of entertainment, comedy, and music across London venues.
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Grant
Barrie
Hervis
Seang
Tedas
M—Brock
Grace
Arden
Durieaque
Iebich
Magret
Pet Keen
Olympic
Robdnson Crusoe
Girie
St.id
Ropely
Charles Kelviwm
Pal Boy
Adeietante
Ida Emierson Ki
Phil Sheridan
Coe Ile
First Policewoman Now Is a Bride
Elizabeth Barr the first policewoman in Kansas married Chester B Arthur of Topeka after serving as a policewoman for a year. A Washburn College graduate she funded her education by writing for newspapers and published works on social topics and poems titled Petals from a Rose Jar.
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Kan
Elizabeth
Barr
Kansas
Topeka
Chester
Arthur
Washburn College
Hermit of the Hill Voices on Society and Education
An interview distills the hermit Tyler’s view from a remote hill abode. He rails against modern educators and charitable groups, praises solitary study, and critiques society’s pursuit of money while lamenting the loss of deep thinking. The piece portrays a recluse wary of public life.
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Tyler
Pearl theft case pacts New York society matron
Supreme Court case in New York involves Ludwig Nimen Co suing Mrs Jules S. Vataple to recover a pearl valued at 10 900 dollars with witnesses tracing its chain of ownership from Chinese traders to gem dealers and Grace L Dodge, who arranged a San Francisco sale for 1 500 dollars.
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Erty
New York Society
Supreme Court
Ludwig. Nimen & Co
Jules
Vataple
Ehase
Efe
Edward W. Dayton
Deyter
N. & Company
Bock
Ryton
Aida
Robert Gageee
Boek
Grace L. Dodge
Dodge
Sar’ Francisco
Shreve « Company
San Francisco
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W.B. Teate
Roy
Shelby
Konia
Thomas Kempis
Tndia
Tate
Rebel
Tate Aiga Cae
Tee
Himalayas
Europe
Miew Mc
Dowell
The
MR. Henry Peck
Wat
Llo Charley
MINTE
Henry
Isay
Criminal Court
Seaith Ae
Motliater Mace
Sheamenets
Athbridge
United States District Court of Western Pennsylvanie Avery
Post Office
Superior Court
Louis
Covington
Cndever Town
Chipman, Cowell & Lamping
Common Pleas Court
Missouri
Rechise
Calle Society
Frost and Flags Educators For
Berta Se
Gamers
Columbia
3To
New
Newport
Nermit
Lin Pater
M. Tyler
Tee University
Nate
Tadas
Syle
Hey Can
Ike
Bartor Resartie
Atheneum
New Monte Mary
China
San Francisces
Finnald Bock
Anidher
Fortue
Wilson
Paint Store
Henry JR
Hes
Daught
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