Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Spring Health Aid
Advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a trusted spring medicine that restores vitality and cures humors. It cites testimonials from Mrs. John Seaman of Durhamville New York and Mrs. Cartie Slawson of Evansville Wisconsin praising renewed strength after use. The product is available in liquid form or Sarsatabs with 100 doses.
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John Seaman
Durhamville
Hood
Cartie Slawson
Evansville
Wrs
Changes in School and Library Affairs Stir Community
The article notes planned book installations by an agent and a new superintendent. It reports Readers' Circle holdings at Ohio State University totaling $22 000 in books bought last year. It also covers Meek Probe Committee hearings with two Friday sessions to be allotted for defenses and a charge of improper conduct by Examiner E. P. Humphrey toward Mrs Mary Bertha Dollinger at the Great Southern Hotel.
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W. B. Kershner
Ohio State University
Meek Probe Committee
Jones
Mary Bertha Dollinger
Lee Dollinger
Sidney High School
P. Humphrey
Ironton
Great Southern
Humphrey
Dollinger
Senator Meck
Demuth bill recomitted on direct senator election
The Ohio House moved the Demuth bill to require direct votes for U S senators after the Oregon plan. It was referred from the Committee on Elections to the hostile Committee on Federal Relations. The Bronson primary measure already passed allows voters to choose U S senators via legislative-ticket candidates.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
House
Demuth
United States
Oregon
Committee On Elections
Committee On Federal Relations
Bronson
Politicians clash as Stockwell probes State finances
In Columbus on March 9 the Ohio House debated a Stockwell move to force disclosure of State Treasurer McKinnon's banks holdings. He alleged shares in multiple banks and questioned Treasury depositories, with Green and the Treasurer's staff cited. The motion was defeated along party lines after a tense session.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
House
Stockwell
Cleveland
Democrat
McKinnon
Mr. Green
Treasury Department
Franklin County
Green
Postum Converts Indigestion Sufferer to Health
A farmer credits Postum with ending forty years of digestive troubles and bilious spells after switching from coffee. He reports improved appetite and digestion, no coffee since starting Postum, and says his wife prepares it per directions. The ad also notes a legislative session and motions to adjourn.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Ash
Ohio Senate echoes Collinwood fire with school code bill
In Columbus the Senate heard a bill by Senator Huffman to limit Ohio school buildings to two stories, require outward opening doors, fireproof construction, first floor primary schools, and second floor secondary schools. Plans must be approved by the Building Department, with more inspectors and a state architect.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Collinwood
Senate
Huffman
John H. Morgan
Harris
Ohio
Building Department
Pattison
Lamb
Cleveland School Fire Inquest Clears Janitor Hirter
Coroner T A Burke exonerates Fritz Hirter janitor of the ill fated Collinwood School Building after an inquest. Cleveland officials and editors meet to plan repairs and safety measures. The Mayflower School will be razed and rebuilt fireproof. Bonds of 450000 issued for repairs. total needed about 1560000.
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Collinwood
Cleveland
Fritz Hirter
T. A. Burke
Cleveland City
Cleveland Daily Papers
Nelereane
Commercial Tribune
Swindling Banks Charged in San Francisco Case
San Francisco police arrested Edward D. Smith with a capital of 1000 dollars on March 9 charged with swindling three banks of about 10000 dollars. He opened an account at Canton Bank, deposited 1000, then sent checks for 5000 to New York and Aberdeen Washington, drew 10000, and attempted to cover losses with a 500 diamond purchase check. Police warned he would likely have repaid capital if not for the diamond buy.
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Commercial Tribune
San Francisco
Edward D. Smith
Smith
Canton Bank
New York
Aberdeen
Wash
Governor Urges General Assembly to Probe State Offices
Governor Harris sends a special message to the General Assembly urging an appropriation for investigating the books of the Auditor of State and all other state officers and departments. The move follows a letter from Auditor Guilbert requesting inquiry amid circulating charges about the inspectorate bureau and the Auditor of State office.
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Harris
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
General Assembly
Office of Auditor of State
Guilbert
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of
Department of Auditor of State
New Penitentiary Urged by State Commission
A special commission appointed by the Governor recommends constructing a new penitentiary in Columbus at an estimated cost of 2,000,000 dollars. The report also urges an annex at a state hospital to confine the criminal insane, submitted to the General Assembly this evening.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Gcvernor
General Assembly
Nee Communication
Probable successor of British premier and colonial secretary named
London March 9 There is good reason to believe Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman will resign as Prime Minister. The Times says Asquith is the likely successor with Churchill possible for a cabinet post. A younger balance is sought, with reshuffles to bring fresh blood into government.
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London
Henr Campbell
House of Commons
Mr.Asquith
Sir Henry
Asth
Gladstone
Winston Churchill
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Churchill
Birrel
Lord Elgin
Colonial Office
Mr. Churchill
Mr. Asquith
New Mason County Representative Set for Frankfort Swearing In
Albert Shanklin the Representative elect from Mason County arrived in Frankfort and will be sworn in tomorrow morning. He cited regret at missing a chance to help pass the McChord tobacco bill. Senate activity included funding for the Colored State Normal School and Institute, the Danville School for Deaf-Mutes, and a thirty day prison guard vacation. Several House bills were debated, including Sunday observance and hawk bounty proposals, while Capitol funding and governor’s mansion costs loom as a major fight this week.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Albert Shanklin
Mason County
McChord Tobacco
Senate
Colored State Normal School and Institute
Charlton
Committee On
House
Danville
State Development Association
Benedict
Jasper Louder
Quincy
Lillian Howland
Mueller
Denham
Kentucky
Simmons
Dowling
Willson
J. C. W. Beckham
Lexington
Beckham
Bryan
Denver
Shanklin
Virgil McKnight
McKnight
John T. Shanklin
Fleming
Johnson
Shanklins
P. W. Berkshire
Daviess County
J. W. Berkshire
Boone County
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Taft
Ohioan comedian dies from gunshot wound in Tennessee
Harry Sutherland of Middletown Ohio died in Nashville ten days after being shot by Henry F Beaumont, advertising agency manager. His mother Alta Sutherland, who arrived a week ago, is hospitalized from shock and will not prosecute. The dispute began over a worthless check.
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Commercial Tribune
Nashville
Tenn
Harry Sutherland
Middletown
Henby F. Beaumont
Alta Sutherland
Ase
Sutherland Savas
Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Ad
Advertisement for a cold cure claiming one day relief with laxative bromide and quinine tablets. Offers money back guarantee if it fails, with E. W. Grove's signature on each box.
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E. W. Grove
Toledo ice men freed from jail after suspension of sentence
Three men R. C. Lemmon R. A. Beard and Joseph Miller were released from the Common Pleas Court jail after a judge suspended their six month terms for antitrust violation. They had served thirty seven days and were supported by petitions citing family and business needs. All are in poor health and two lack means.
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Fprcial
Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Brough
Common Pleas Court
R. Co. Lemmon
R. A. Beard
Joseph Miller
Supreme Court
Remedy Ad From a Historic Page Ends With Mystery
Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a remedy to “prevent the grip” using laxative bromooquinine, claiming it removes the cause. The lines end with a stray “Look for signature of E” suggesting an unsigned endorsement on the page.
Judge Wing Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Cleveland
Former Judge Francis J. Wing of Cleveland filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court. Liabilities are listed at 13 831 and assets at 4 165. Wing resigned from the Federal bench in the Northern District of Ohio and later worked as an attorney for Cassie L Chadwick who was later convicted in the same court.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
Francis J. Wing
United States District Court
Wing
Northern District of
Ohio
Cassie L. Chadwick
Water main burst disrupts Lawrence Street traffic
A water main on Lawrence Street between Third and Pearl broke just before 1 am. Officer Detters and Private Policeman Vondér Heide briefly discovered the leak, water gushed about a foot high, and crews blocked supply at Pearl Street’s hill foot. Interurban tracks were undermined, likely rerouting cars until repairs.
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Our-Inch
Lawrence Street
Third
Pearl
Detters
Vondérheidé
Pearl Street
Private Emperor William Letter Sparks Parliamentary Debate
London March 9 government keeps private a personal letter from Emperor William to Lord Tweedmouth amid claims he sought to influence naval estimates. Discussion in Parliament is calm with Lord Rosebery noting ridicule. Tweedmouth consulted Foreign Secretary before replying, reducing disloyalty concerns. Times faced criticism for sensationalism.
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London
Emperor William
Lord Tweedmouth
Admiralty
London Times
Balfour
Lord Rosebery
Edward Grey
William
The
Times
Willliam
Lord Eshen
Lord Esher
Windsor Castle
Notable Political Figures Mourned in National Obituary Roundup
A string of reminiscences follows as William T. Manning campaign manager for Parker in 1904 dies in New York City from pneumonia. Henry Bosch a wallpaper and paint industry leader dies in Chicago. Justus A. Traut noted inventor dies in New Britain Connecticut. L Dows pioneer railroad contractor dies in Daytona Beach Florida at 76. Dr Hal C. Wyman surgeon author dies in Detroit from pneumonia. Harry Henderson traveling salesman dies in Upper Sandusky Ohio at 49. Frances A. Dawes wife of Major Dawes and former Nebraska governor dies in Atlanta, body to Milwaukee.
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William T. Manning
Alton B. Parker
New York State
Chanler
New York City
Mr. Manning
San Francisco
Western University
Henry Bosch
United States
Augustana Hospital
Chicago
Amsterdam
Holland
Alfred Peats Company
New York
Boston
Justus A. Traut
New Britain
Conn
Traut
Ee L. Dows
Cedar Rapids
Daytona
Fla
Hal C. Wyman
Detroit
Mich
Wyman
State Board of Corrections and Charities
Anderson
Ind
Harry Henderson
Ohio
Upper Sandusky
HOMICIDE FOLLOWS STORMY INTERVIEW
Fred M. McDermott of Morrow died in Good Samaritan Hospital from injuries after being shot Sunday night by Frank M. Couden cashier in the United States Custom House Cincinnati near Couden home. Couden claimed McDermott demanded money and threatened to get even. McDermott approached with a weapon and two shots were fired. Coroner began inquest. Couden released on bond. McDermott was 23 and single.
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Fred M. McDermott
Morrow
Good Samaritan
Frank M. Couden
United States Custom House
Cincinnati
Couden
McDermott
Robinson
Cameron
McDermot
Lilley Faces Probe Shadowing Claim at Naval Affairs Hearing
At the House Committee on Naval Affairs meeting in Washington on March 9 Representative Lilley of Connecticut said he would not be examined without counsel and submitted documents. He alleged shadowing by detectives and asked to summon three operatives from a detective agency before the committee. The panel set Lilley as first witness for Thursday and limited cross examination to written questions by a committee member.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Boutelle
Lilley
Connecticut
Focal Detective Agency
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Will
Schuler
Adler
Hamilton County
Pollock
State Board of Charities
Mayflower
H. H. Asquith
Blue Grass
McChord
Kentucky Statutes Committee
Buford
House Bhi
Meyer
Louisville
Committee On Rules
F. M. Andrews
Capitol Commission
Andrews
Brother
Homes
Chioan
Cassie Chadwick
Los Angeles Limited
Japan
Los Angeles
Portland
Union Pacific & Pacific North Western Line
Fas
VAMES
A. Hutchison
Tourist Dept
Slark Street
Walnut St
East Fourth’ St
rTube
Eh Pacifi
C P.c
Kaiser
Homicide
Cincinnati Custom House
Good Samaritan Hospital
Congressman
Hunyadi
Janos
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