Castro Wins and U S Interest Shifts in Venezuela
The piece argues Castro holds the upper hand in Venezuela and rebels are waning. It notes U S support steadies Castro against Germany and England, but fears his overthrow may not harm Venezuela. The Hague will settle the Venezuela Germany dispute, reducing U S involvement.
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Venezuela
United States
Germany
Hague
England
Honor and Fairness Noted in Southern Journalism Tale
A Southern journalism tale praises the Columbia State for its humane stance after editor N. G. Gonzales was shot by Lieutenant Governor Tillman. The staff opted to delay unbiased reporting, relying on outside reports to avoid partisan bias while sharing Gonzales's denounced editorials.
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N. G. Gonzales
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Gonzales
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Papers Clash Over Parties In Looming Political Battles
A collage of quotes from papers across the nation notes tempers in the party scene. Critics joke about Parker supporters and judge credentials while others push for new coalitions, education gains, and silver delegation plans.
Papers weigh in on Roosevelts and reform in era
Gossip from multiple papers weighs in on Roosevelt, Bryan, and suffrage debates. References to political bids, press coverage, and upcoming campaigns show mixed reaction to Roosevelt’s commerce bill and party dynamics.
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United States Gains Standing Over Venezuela Controversy
The United States emerges with greater credibility after the Venezuela dispute. The piece questions reciprocal treaties and the impact on South American relations, noting reactions from Britain and Germany. It references Kasson era treaties and local high school rhetoric, along with a parable of a man attempting to walk on Ohio River waters and a critique of get rich quick promoters.
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United States
Venezuela
Evelard
Sublime Winter Weather Graces Streets and Trees
A vivid description of an exceptionally beautiful winter day. The author notes ice coated trees, deep sparkling snow, and crystal streets sparkling in rainbow colors under bright sun. The air is said to be filled with ozone and the scene observed from a window inspires praise for the season.
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Ulster
Ufe
A Paradox in Politics Judge Dow Urges Repeal of Bonds
Judge Duncan Dow of Bellefontaine urges as a legislator the repeal of all bonds on officials elected by the people. He argues removing bonds would force voters to choose more carefully, though he notes trust in human nature must rise. The piece discusses accountability, candidacy, and the duty to taxpayers.
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Common Pleas Court
Bellefontaine
Dow
Joss
Busy Senate Docket and Polygamy Debates Highlight Session
The Senate faces a slow period but moves to pass appropriation bills and key tariff measures for the Philippines. House contests loom with Latimer vs Durberow in Chicago and polygamy debates energize galleries led by Senators McComas Rawlins Dubois Stewart and others. Minnesota figures Lind Wis and Rice are noted. Depew cites reasons NM may stay away from a Democratic shift.
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Tinos
Notable Social Evening With Taffy Pull at Mrs Mary Smith Home
At the Fountain store a jolly gathering enjoyed pulling taffy at Mrs Mary Smiths home on Chestnut street Tuesday evening. Guests included Lena Ayres Nellie Swihart Madge Worthington Hamilton Nora Pocock Mary Graham Ethel Lightell Lina Madden Nora Case Della Senter Ettie Davis Elizabeth Williams Ella Williams Bertie Shrigley and F A Ganong Arthur Moore Harry Parrish and Charles Darling. Is Walhonding Wedding Sets March Nuptials For Glenna Dell Reese And Charles Carpenter At Zuck. Pastor J S Ebersole Announces January First Baptist Supper Invitees From North Eighth Street Residence Attend Social Supper After Sunday School Preference.
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Chestnut Street
Lena Ayres
Nellie Swihart
Madge Worthington Hamilton
Nora Pocock
Mary Graham
Ethel Lightell
Lina Madden
Nora Case
Della Senter
Ettie Davis
Elizabeth Williams
Ella Williams
Bertie Shrigley
F. A. Ganong
Arthur Moore
Harry Parrish
Charles Darling
J. S. Ebersole
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Baptist Church
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W. S. Smith
S. P. Chrisman
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Changes at Park Hotel Quietly Shifts Staff
Floyd Smith accepts night clerk role at Park hotel while Frank Stofer assumes control of the billiard room. William Timms travels to Springfield Thursday to join his brother E. Timms in a new position.
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Park Hotel
Floyd Smith
Frank Stofer
William Timms
Springfield
E. $. Timms
Change of Residence for Parkhill and Richie on South Fourth Street
Mrs Anna M Parkhill and Miss Sarah M Richie will move into part of Thom Smith residence on South Fourth Street around March 1. They recently sold their residence to I Bentley Pope for 4 dollars.
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Anna M Parkhill
Sarah M. Richie
Thom Smith
South Fourth Street
I. Bentley Pope
February Freeze Joke Prompts Cold Weather Warmth
A reader recalls a morning joke about February as Freeze everyone. The text promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a lasting warmth booster that invigorates the blood and strengthens the body to enjoy winter and resist illness for men women and children.
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Ulster
Avai tive Brom Quinine Tablets cure cold in one dig
Fragmentary notice reports a claimed cold remedy with Brom Quinine tablets advertised as a quick cure. No verifiable details or efficacy data are provided.
FARMERS SEEK ANIMAL AND LAND LISTING ADVERTS
Classifieds show multiple farm items including a stallion candidate aged three, a nine year old fat saddle horse, a single work horse and harness set, a yearling two year old stock, and a twenty acre parcel with buildings and spring water near Warsaw. Contacts include Clark in Bedford County Ohio and Thomas Shannon in Keene.
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Avondale
Wen
Clark
West Bedford
Ohio
Wazon and
Donb
J M. Cooper
Uly
Eishry Acres
Thomas Shannon
Keene
Fez dispatch claims Moroccans defeated by Hiaina tribe
A Fez dispatch dated February 13 reports El Menebdi military column defeated a Hiaina tribe unit. Many killed_Histline heads reached Fez. Earlier reports of sultan’s troops being victorious over Hiina are contradicted.
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Meade
Kilted
Spangler
Fez
el Menebdi
Justice Shiras Resigns from Supreme Court
Washington February 19 Justice Shiras of the United States Supreme Court presented to the president his resignation as a member of that tribunal to take effect February 24. Former Secretary at State William R Day of Ohio has been selected as his successor.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
William R. Day
Ohio
The Cupid Tax in a Buffalo News poem spoof
A satirical poem from the Buffalo News mocks a proposed tax on bachelors and spinsters by Assemblyman Isidor Cohn. It imagines a “single tax” by Cupid and Cohn, lampooning the idea with playful lines about marriage, licensing clerks, and a character named Colin.
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New York
Cohn
Cupid
Colin
Bachelor’s Hall
David Hill
Public Real Estate Sale in Mahoning County Ohio
Administrators of Thomas E Wollam deceased offer at public sale on the premises February 34 1903 at 2 pm the described Clark township Coshocton County Ohio land Lot 56 containing 100 acres with 55 acres off the east end and 50 acres off the west end terms 1 3 cash 1 3 in one year 1 3 in two years deferred payments bear interest secured by mortgage Administrator Ben F Burklew 1004
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Ohio
Thomas E. Wollam
Coshocton
Clark
Thomas E. Woltam
Towit
Ben F. Burklew
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