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Ohio Select List Members Named
Eastern Representative Robert Tomes of 116 Nassau Street New York is listed along with Western Representative C W of 311 Boyce Building Chicago.
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Ohio
Robert Tomes
Nassau Street
New York
C. W
Boyce Building
Chicago
Sage of The Age and Coshocton Court House
fragmented local notes mix into a garbled page item about Sage of The Age, Ben Dickerson, Elks, and Coshocton court house with mentions of a $100 reward and Hall's Catarrh Cure ad copy. also a Kansas inquiry by John T. Mar from Swansea City on illegal rates.
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Kansas
Swansea City
John T. Mar
Washington
Commerce Commission
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Germ Killing Hair Return
An advertisement warns that stylish hats harbor germs causing dandruff and hair loss. It touts Newbro's Herpicide as the cure to kill scalp germs and restore healthy hair, listing Detroit based The Herpicide Co. and agent C. E. Anderson.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
C. E. Anderson
Sneelal
Unionist Lords contest Balfour and Chamberlain stance
In London the Duke of Devonshire opened a debate on the fiscal question and pledged to oppose Unionist leader proposals. He remained a Unionist but rejected a leadership aligned with former Premier Balfour and Joseph Chamberlain. Lansdowne defended Balfour, while Lord Goschen joined Devonshire in repelling it.
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London
House of Lords
Duke of Devonshire
Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Lansdowne
Lord Goschen
Mission Board closes with sermon on gospel power
The National Missionary Board meeting at the M P church concluded with Rev Osburn delivering a sermon on The Gospel the Power of God to Salvation The talk emphasized that the gospel saves and transforms through weak human agents and divine power The next meeting location will be decided later by the president and secretary.
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Mizesionary Board
M. P
Osburn
Dr. Wells
F. C. Slime
Rey Osburn
China
Japan
Ebirws
St. Paul
Apostle
Good Shepherd
Foreign Missiona
Hell-Gate
Jesus
Earth
Double tragedies and a major fire headline from Salem to New York
Emmet Quinn, 26, fearful of insanity, cuts his throat at his parents home and dies, leaving a note to his parents. Oscar Bull, once Fre mont postmaster, dies by poison in a South Mud lodging house with unknown cause. Dawson Wisconsin reports a destructive village fire in the business district causing over 70000 of losses insured. James W Alexander undergoes a scheduled operation at home in New York, described as a completion of a prior procedure and reported as satisfactory. Rummage Sale held Saturday with all items for sale.
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Salem. O
Emmet Quinn
Boston
Oscar Bull
Fremont, C
South Mud
Alexander
New York
James W. Alexander
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Onto Democratic Editorial banquet set for Jefferson birthday
Columbus Ohio February 23 The Onto Democratic Editorial association will hold a banquet at the Hartman hotel on April 2 to celebrate Thomas Jefferson's birthday. Speeches planned by Governor Pattison and Governor Folk of Missouri with officers listed including President J H Newton Newark and other appointees.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Dolliver
Clapp
Knox
Viking
Aldrich
Foraker
Kean
Crane
Columbus
Onto Democratic Editorial Association
Hartman Hotel
Thomas Jefferson
Pattison
Folk
Missouri
J. H. Newton
Newark
C. V. Harris
Athens
FE. Arnold
Marlon
Adam Bridge
Franklin
R. van Cleat
Circleville
W. T. Alberson
New Philadelphia
James J. Gorman
Ironton
Vinol promise to strengthen Coshocton children
Local merchants offer Vinol cod liver oil to boost kids health with a money back guarantee. Mothers report improved appetite and rosy cheeks after use, with a Mansfield case cited as evidence of its benefits.
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Coshocton
Vinci
E. M. Oswalt
Mansfield
Ohio
CE. Anderson
Washington's Birthday Exercises at Clark School
Washington's birthday was celebrated at the Clark school house on the Plainfield road with crowded seating. Teachers Mr Banks and Miss Mohler organized recitations, songs, a patriotic solo by Miss Moller, and a talk on Washington and Lincoln by KR T Compton along with religious remarks by Howard Snack.
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Washington
Clark School
Plainfield Road
Mr. Banks
Miss Mohler
Miss Moller
Washington and
Lincoln
KR. T.compton
Howard
McCormick Granted Permit for Seventh and Vine Dwelling
M H McCormick receives a building permit to construct a dwelling at the corner of Seventh and Vine streets with an estimated cost of 2500 dollars. The notice cites the efficiency of advertising through want ads for selling property.
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M. H. McCormick
Seventh and Vine Streets
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