Ohio General Assembly Resolution Certification
The document certifies a resolution adopted by the Ohio General Assembly on October 22, 1902, with an amendment effective January 1, 1904. Signed by Secretary of State I Lewis Claylin in Columbus on January 27, 1903, with the state seal affixed.
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SroTioy
Os McKigon
House of Represent
Barciler
Senate
Unitry Staths of
Austria
Ofice
Lewis Claylin
State of
Ohio
General Assembly
Columbus
Taxation Amendment Proposed by Ohio Legislature
A 1902 Ohio proposed amendment to Article XII would set revenue raising for state and local purposes, require uniform classification and tax in proportional share, and list exemptions for burying grounds, public schools, churches, public charities, and certain public property. Voters were to see Yes or No on the ballot at the election in November 1903, with an effective date of January 1904.
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Ohio
State of
General Assembly
W. S. McKirron
Epec
House of Representatives
Cane Lo Nivpret
Senate
United States of Aumpiia
Ohto
I. Lewis C. Laylin
Chic
Columbus
Proposed amendment to the Ohio constitution districts
A dated legislative proposal from Ohio outlines amending section 2 article 11 to adjust county representation by population. It specifies ballot wording for adoption yes or no and notes approval by the General Assembly with May 6 1902 dating and official certification.
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Ohtq
Ohio voters to decide single liability amendment in 1903 ballot
The General Assembly of Ohio proposes amending section 3 of article XIII to assure stockholders are liable only for unpaid stock. Electors on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 may vote For or Against the single liability amendment, with certified copies by Secretary of State Lewis Claylin.
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General Assembly
State of
Civ
Ohio
Cites
Seeron
W. S McKinnon
House of Representatives
Carr T Nirprrr
Senate
Unittro Sraires
Amshica
Ofrre
Secretary of State
Luwis
Columbus
Spend Your Vacation At The Seashore Round Trip Fare
Round trip from Coshocton Ohio to Atlantic City Cape May Anglesea Avalon Holly Beach Ocean City Sea Isle City Wildwood Rehoboth Delaware costs 1250 via Pennsylvania lines August 6 to contact William H. Kipp ticket agent Coshocton Ohio for more information.
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Coshocton
Pennsylvania Lines
Atlantic City
Cape May
Anglesea
Avalon
Holly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Whadewood
N. J
Rehoboth
Del
Wm. H. Kipp
Washington Dies at a Boston Church Riot
Booker T. Washington faced a hostile mob at the Methodist Episcopal African Zion church in Boston. Police restored order as factions clashed with peppered questions directed at his plan for industrial education. A separate note reports the Lear Van Horne wedding in Cambridge Road with ceremony at the M. Wa. church and reception details.
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Age
Boston
Booker T. Washlton
Methodist Episcopal African Zion Church
South End
Washington
New Groes
Alabama
Lttle
T. Thomas Fortune
Roosevelt
Philippines
Ice cream social raises funds at Sacred Heart church
The ice cream and cake social hosted by the ladies of Sacred Heart church at Mc Cabe's market Thursday evening was a social and financial success. Proceeds totaled 56 dollars with net earnings around 42 dollars. The event was organized by Mrs Ei Me Cahe and supported by church ladies.
Heiman Wins Plumbing Contract for Cosohdon Houses on Kenilworth
Charles Heiman secures the plumbing work for four Cosohdon Improvement Co. houses on Kenilworth Avenue as advertised in the Age. The award highlights the contractor's cost efficiency and reliability.
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Charles Heiman
Cosohdon Improvement Company
Kenilworth Avenue
Pretty Wedding Unites Briant and Stewart at Steubenville Home
George Briant of Steubenville wed Pearl Stewart of Coshocton Thursday evening. Rev H B Weber officiated at the groom's sister Mrs West home on Johns street. About twenty guests attended and an elegant supper followed. The couple departed for their new home in Steubenville on the early morning train.
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Grace Tredway
Paris
James Lear
Dr. Toland
M. Wa. Church
van Horne
George Briant
Steubenvile
Pearl Stewart
Coshocton
H. B. Weber
Wedding Guests Gather for Hopkins Couple at Sioux City
The couple left on No 20 for a wedding trip to eastern cities and will be at home after September 10 in Sioux City. About fifty guests attended with out of town relatives including Miss Sarah Van Horne of Manson Indiana and others from Baltimore Cleveland Columbus Keene and West Lafayette.
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Joh Hopkins University of
Baltimore
Sioux City
Sarah van Horne
Manson
J. W. Cule
C. BE. Lear
Mary Lear Park
Katherine van Ness
Mary Brinton
Vernon Burke
Cleveland
Clarence Brackett
May Bell
Columbus
Fannie Dinsmore
Keene
Roe Burt
West Lafayette
Crimson paint makes tomatoes look ripe in canning plot
Philadelphia July 31 state dairy and food commissioner Warren reports red paint used to color unripe tomatoes for canning. A consignment marked pure canned tomatoes was found to contain green fruit and red paint along with other coloring agents to simulate ripeness.
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Philadelphia
State Dairy and Food Commissoner
Warren
Dairy and Food Department
Ohio State Fair aims for unmatched centennial display in Columbus
The Ohio State Fair plans a grand centennial exhibition in Columbus with August 1 to September 4 dates. Space is fully claimed as seven large buildings will display agricultural and horticultural products, fine merchandise, vehicles, hardware, and home furnishings, plus a Woman’s building, art gallery, and vast machinery exhibits. Horse and livestock halls feature stone construction, arena centers, and spectator galleries. Special acts include Broncho John and a wild west display daily, with educational, inspiring attractions throughout.
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Columbus
Ohio
John
Milwaukee youth perfects wireless telegraph system
Milwaukee reporter describes G S Pigott and his mother Emily Piggott testing a space telegraphy wireless system on Lake Michigan from the whaleback Christopher Columbus. The inventor explains a two-in-one tapper sounder, an inductor, and a poleless receiver with 26 000 alterations per second. The test contrasts with Marconi and notes the transmitter’s AC generator. Partial notices on Lancaster excursion tickets and Pennsylvanialines train schedules appear, plus Graham’s Los Angeles visit.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lake Michigan
Emily Piggott
Garfield Avenue
Chicago
Piggott
Marconi
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