Measures Consider Tax Reduction and Land Openings
In Washington on April 3 the Ways and Means Committee weighed reducing war taxes while the House adopted a resolution to seek Treasury data on future revenue. Other items included land openings at Fort Hall and in Oklahoma, Porto Rico relief funds disbursement, and assorted debt, colonial, and local incidents across the day.
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Washington
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Payne
Fort Hail Indian Reservation
Oklahoma
Ways and Qneans
Ways and Means
Porto Rico
War Department
William W W. Judson
Corps of Engineers
San Juan
Davis
Wireless Telegraphy Promises a New Communication Era
A 19th century contemplation notes wireless telegraphy nearing completion and its potential to transform business and society. An author claims it surpasses other discoveries, while a medical advertisement touts Hepburn or Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as the cure for digestion malaria and constipation, warning buyers to get the genuine with a private mark on each bottle.
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Basure
Elects Washington Gladden in Columbus and mixed Ohio results
Ohio municipal and township races show more Republican gains than Democratic with no single cause. Columbus elected Rev. Washington Gladden to the council, Dayton reelects Mayor Lindmuth, Cincinnati clears fusion in many offices, Toledo backs Republican tickets, Cleveland shows decisive factional results, Findlay and Wooster swing GOP, and Zanesville reports a mixed outcome with Republicans winning some posts.
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Repub Mcans
Wasion
Cincinnati
Garry Cleveland
Toledo
Denograts
Dayton
Columbus
Rev
Washington Gladden
Ohio
Cleveland
Gladden
Samuel Jones
Lindmuth
For sale by C E Anderson Coshoc ton and M Ferguson Roscoe
Property sale notice listing C E Anderson and M Ferguson as sellers in Roscoe and Coshoc ton with sale actions and associated parties. This brief item identifies the responsible parties and locations for the sale.
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C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
Republicans Sweep Across Ohio Cities In April Elections
Across Ohio on April 3 Republicans won mayoral seats and large council majorities in Youngstown Canton Fostoria Springfield Toledo Massillon Tiffin Ironton Newark and Lima. Notable gains include waterworks trustees and school boards flipping to GOP, while Democrats retained some council seats and the board of education in several cities amid wide intra party shifts.
Democrats Win Court House Vote and Local Offices
A series of April 3 election reports show Democrats prevailing in Mansfield and Dayton while Republicans carry Piqua and Marietta. A $209,000 courthouse proposition passed by a 500 vote majority. Mansfield elected a waterworks trustee and justice of the peace with a Democratic council and a mixed school board. In Newport Arkansas a major fire caused losses including a $250,000 cotton stock and $160,000 plant damage. In boxing news Dave Sullivan defeats Eddie Gardner after a late rescue. A Rome rumor denying King Humbert’s departure from the Quirinal is reported.
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Cincinnati
Board of Public Service
Board of Legislation
Board of Education
George B. Cox
Conference Committee
Julius Fleischmann
Hanna
Doctor Gladden
Columbus
Nicholas Dick
Moses B. Earnhart
Washington Gladden
Seventh Ward
Charles E Miles
Board of Acation
Springfield
Keler
Mansfield
Justice of the Peace
Little Rock
Ark
Newport
Co. B. Best
Union Express Company
Lesser Cotton Company
Wolf- Goldman Company
New Heart Treatment Promises Free Trial Offer
Dr Franklin Miles advertises a new system of special heart and nerve treatment backed by testimonials from prominent figures. The notice claims hundreds of endorsements and offers a $2.50 worth of treatment free with directions, ready to mail to interested readers in Chicago.
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Chicago
Miles
God
New York City
Philadelphia
S.jewell
Journal of
Unicazo
J . Bose
Kesh Medical College
Mies
South Car
A. M
Sarc
Milas
E.B Spielman
Sam Diego
Cal
Sud
Franklin Miles
State
Adams Srs
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Zanesville, O
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Youngstown
Frank Brown
C. J. Matter
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Canton
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Norton
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Omaha Kid
Eddie
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Quirinal
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Sicalo
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Wear Pan
Palmo Tabs
Siegrist & Williams
Ely
BLY Bros
Warren St
Compton
Attorneys-At-Law
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SFTH
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Coshocton, O
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Main Street
T. W. Lear
A. J. Miller
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Dus
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Selby
AGE Office
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Weenett
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Fifth Streets
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Eureka Steam Laundry
Joseph R. Wilson
Boston Clothing Store
Wisenburg & McNeal
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