Ohio House Passes Prison Labor Abolition Bill
Columbus Feb 13 The Saffin bill to abolish contract labor by prisoners passed the Ohio house by 65 yeas 39 days. The house debated female suffrage, reconsidered the normal school bill, and moved several measures including tax exemptions for homes for aged women and expanded st ate health authority powers. Senate bills covered penal clothing, cemetery land, and tax board changes while court salaries rose. Several incorporations were approved and state prison board appointees were unanimously confirmed.
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Kentucky Political Turmoil with Taft Ruling and Beckham Case
Frankfort reports show a Democratic legislative committee returning from Louisville after seeking protections for Governor Taylor and the legislature. Judge Taft denied preliminary injunctions in Kentucky election cases, leaving room for an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court after state proceedings. Beckham v Taylor seeks governor’s office, with notices not yet served. other suits and a Cuban papers suppression interview highlight a day of legal and political moves.
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Milwaukee Man Plans Aluminum Yacht On Pewaukee Lake
William Meyer of Milwaukee announces an aluminum racing yacht for Pewaukee Lake to be built by Racine Boat Manufacturing. The 36 foot hull will use thirteen gauge aluminum sheathing, total weight 139 pounds, with truss-strengthened frame and a light, corrosion resistant hull designed for inland lake regattas. The project aims to surpass wooden craft and could trigger a western yacht-building revolution.
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Moody's Preaching and a Mother's Return to Faith
Evange list Moody preaches with fervor inspired by his mother who, until then, never heard him from the pulpit. A daughter invites her, and Mrs Moody rises for prayer, moving B F Jacobs to ask for intercession as the scene unfolds in a New York World account.
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Boston Girl Displays Eloquent Patience in Dinner Talk
A cluttered dialogue on fashion, garlands, and perfumed visitors unfolds in a scene at an opera house. Characters discuss a Boston girl’s elegance, a sweater, a perspiration article, and a quiet, chilly home atmosphere amid comic quips and stage business.
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International Doll Show To Aid Boston School
In Boston on March 1 the Late Vén dome hosts a fair to benefit the Industrial School For Crippled and Deformed Children. The highlight is an international doll show with over 300 dolls from many nations and tribes. Initiated by Elizabeth Worton of Boston during illness, the collection features dolls of diverse materials and origins.
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Hares shipped from England arrive in Chicago stock train
New York Times reports seven Belguin hares were transported to Chicago in a special stock car. The eight pound animals, resembling rabbits with a redder hue, came from England and some are valued at about $100 each.
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Modern Education and Rational Play in Schools
The Womatrs club dedicates this semester to teaching public school children rational play with a Bacon prize for the best performer under five. Next semester will cover rational mischief and truancy as part of modern education aimed at rationalizing natural tendencies rather than eliminating them.
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Military company to be organized. delay until muster officer secured
At a Tuesday meeting Coshocton plans to form a military company but lacks enough names and a Columbus muster officer. Major Blizzard of Newark reports Adjutant General Gxger pressing for an immediate muster. An Armory meeting is set for next Tuesday to finalize the roster.
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Separation dispute ends with injunction in common pleas
During the September term Mary Hackenbracht and her husband George Hackernhead entered into articles of separation. The court divided the Pearl estate and granted Hackenbracht a seven acre homestead. Mrs. Hackenbracht later filed for cancellation of the contract and an injunction to prevent further rei f. The court granted the injunction.
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Million Feet Gas Well Roars Near Millwood Ohio
Information from Knox county reports a giant gas well drilled Monday night on the Hammond farm near Millwood. The roar is described as the greatest in the region with rock pressure immense and potential output of a million feet daily. Nearby, Mrs. George L. Smith died after a long illness. funeral at Millfork Baptist Church. Also notes on Ft Warne and Panhandle 10 wheel passenger engines using air brakes and safety measures for heavy haulage.
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Scalp Wounds Injure Worker at Tuscarora
Harry Shoemaker at work in Tuscarora suffered several scalp wounds after fainting and falling. Taken home to South Fifth Street, Dr. Edwards set stitches and stabilized him. Shoemaker recently moved from Dresden and is married.
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Signature Dispute Over Check Cashing Reaches Teller
A paying teller questions the signature on a check being cashed by a man who defends it as genuine. The exchange highlights formalities and the teller’s insistence on verification as the man resists being pinned down.
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Canoeiars Camp Highlight of Sportsmen Show in New York
A featured exhibit at the Madison Square Garden sportsmen’s show March 1 to 17 showcases amateur canoeists in a cruisers camp. The display spans over 1000 square feet at the western end of the miniature lake and includes tents fully equipped with each owner’s preferred gear. The exhibit, conceived by The Amateur Sportsman, aims to educate visitors on diverse canoeing setups and practices.
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DeWitts Wireh Hares Salve Praised by Druggists
Testimonials from E audeseon and Lewton Hamilton claim DeWitts Wireh Hares Salve cures skin sores heals all ailments. They call it the grandest salve made and endorse its effectiveness for all fir aidinentions.
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Notice to Contractors for Street Grading in Shocton Village
Notice to contractors that sealed proposals for grading streets in the Board of Trade Second addition of the Village of Shocton Gino will be received by the Board of Trade secretary until 7 pm Saturday March 25 1900. Proposals must include the price for labor in all excavations filling grading and street work per specifications with a guarantee bond or certified check. The awarded party must furnish bond double the contract price on or before March 1900. The Board reserves right to reject oral proposals. Kobe Boyd Secretary.
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Resolution to Improve Eighth Street and Sewer Works
The village of Coshocton votes to improve Eighth Street from Chestnut to its north terminus by building a sewer and culverts. Assessments will be collected over six years, with bonds issued to advance funds, and publication of the resolution is required for two weeks.
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