Chaos in Kentucky state contest as offices disputed
The Kentucky state contest board is to decide by Saturday on seating Democratic contestants for minor offices. Democrats plan to swear in and demand possession. Republicans will refuse and seek injunctions. The dispute threatens to paralyze state government pending court resolution.
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State Contest Board
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Goebel
Marshall
Carter
Senate
For Lentx Declares Support for Lentz and General Advertisement
In Chicago on February 29 a message from Mayor W C Mathurs of Detroit endorses Ohio Congressman Lentz for vice president. The piece promotes a patent medicine claim and lists EB Anderson Drugist as seller in Forbes Block No. 2.
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Chicago
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Gressman Lentz
Ohio
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Sasia
America
EB. Anderson
Forbes Block
Grace Church fundraising canvass gathers ministers and addresses
The ladies in charge conducted a religious canvass at Grace church on Saturday afternoon. A large list of names was presented showing each minister the games and addresses of those who preferred the church. The work faced difficulties and some errors occurred though few.
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Bensus
Grace Church
Thanks Extended by Tuk AGE to Co Coal and Military Band
The third trade desire through Tuk AGE extends sincere thanks to the Coshocton Coal Company for use of 118 train and to the Coshocton Military Band for services last Thursday at the rolling mill event. Both contributed at their own expense and refused compensation.
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Coshocton Coal Company
Coshocton Military Band
Whooping cough cases reported in city
Doctor Foster's weekly report to Columbus notes 17 new whooping cough cases last week all among children. The health official cautions the disease is in season and more cases are expected this week. A new Scarlet fever case was also reported in the city.
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Foster
Columbus
May Bring the Babies to Miss Gilchrist Home
Doctors Darby and wife of the Children’s Home Society of Ohio will visit the residence at Sixth and Main streets on Saturday and Sunday to seek homes for orphans and deserted children. Weather permitting they may bring some children. callers are invited. Doctor Darby is the state superintendent.
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Children’s Home Society of Ohio
Pittsburg
Here
Azron
Ohio Solons Act on Public Meetings and Taxing Bills
In Columbus on February 20 the Ohio Senate tabled and advanced measures. Senator Bright proposed doubling penalties for disturbing public meetings to 100 dollars and 25 days in jail. A court of conciliation was planned for each county. Other bills included funding for 1900 1901 state university road improvements and free turnpike petitioned road crews. The House scheduled a public vote on street railway franchises and officials would report grand jury proceedings. Washington’s birthday adjournment was approved in the Senate.
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Ohio Senate
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Marchant
Chillicothe
The
State University
Nake
Brotein
Washington
Garrison
Trustees of
Ohio University
Athens
Ohio
Lfe
Frightful blunder and arnica cure claims described
A fragmented notice describes an alarming erroneous claim about arnica salves curing fever and skin ailments. It mentions heat on the world and promises unlikely cures, with unclear references to persons and places amid garbled text.
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Arnica
Abbey
Sharkey Knocks Out Jeffords For Heavyweight Bid
Detroit February 20 Sharkey stops Jim Jeffords in the second round of a planned 10 round bout. The knockdown came after 2 minutes 6 seconds as they broke from a clinch. Jeffords alleged a foul during the break but the referee chose not to rule.
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Detroit
Mich
Jim Jeffiformia
Jeffords
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