Congress Left Tariff Alone Again In Presidential Year
Washington dispatch notes broad support for no tariff revision this session as Republicans in both houses resist changes. Representative Hepburn predicts a future revision by 1901, with Democrats likely to push action if Republicans stay firm. The piece includes anecdotes on committee assignments and the fate of railways and canals as viewed by new members.
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Gas company keeps Coshocton gas supply through coal oil use
Coshocton gas operations faced coal shortages and freight delays. Manager Gates paid a dealer fifteen cents a bushel for low grade Coshocton coal after trying to source Pennsylvania coal, while using coal oil for gas for thirty six hours over New Year’s. Burns and Gosser jewelers offer a calendar with holiday greetings to patrons.
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A Big Bank at Your Door in the Garfield Building
The Garfield Building, ten stories high on Lucid Avenue, houses the Cleveland Trust Company, a fast growing bank noted for four percent savings interest and welcoming small accounts as low as 1.00. It promises easy and safe business via Uncle Sam’s mails and offers booklet 52 on request.
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Dog Head Confirms Real Rabies Evidence From Local Case
Health officer reports state board of health confirmation from examination of a mad dog’s head linked to a boy’s bite. Two rabbits inoculated with brain and cord material both developed rabies, supporting a positive diagnosis and underscoring the urgency of treatment for the Thomas child.
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Howard Lennon
Seth Snyder
Thomas Child
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Officers elected by M P Sunday School
The M F Sunday school re elected all existing officers and added six to ten new teachers due to growth. The old officers remain in place with L Matthews as superintendent JoT McBane as assistant superintendent Miss Ida Stafford secretary Miss Junki Stafford librarian and Miss Bessie Browning organist. The jury in Zentsys Hall case returned a verdict of 7188 for the plaintiff with local attorneys Mc Dewell Hahn versus Dausherty Powels. Baptist pastor Rev J S Ebersole releases a pastoral letter urging encouragement and hope for the new year.
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Quinces for Preserves Marmalade and Jelly
Mrs Youngwife asks how to use a basket of quinces. Mrs Oldwife suggests paring caring select best pieces for preserves marmalade from cores and pewings for jelly. The exchange notes straightforward ways to utilize quinces.
Hypocrite Quarrel Sparks Quiet Exchange
Boggs denounces Knoeggs as the biggest hypocrite while Cloges claims to despise him too. Knoeggs is dismissed as a broker of appearances, with the claim that friendliness pays off in the end.
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Impediments noted in Briggs and Swices dialogue
Briggs laments bar hurdles in his undertakings and asks for a solution. Swices replies that too many barriers block progress in Chicago News.
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Chicago News
Miners Union Elects Officers and Names Candidates
At No. 741 United Mine Workers meeting in city hall officers were elected William Wilden president Frank L Turner vice president E O Wells secretary William Greene sub district president A Trade Council delegation was chosen Clinton Elverhart Alex Barlean George Henderson E O Wels Henry Winglebur National convention slate includes John Mitchell for president T J Lewis for vice president J B Wilson for secretary State convention picks W H Haskins president T H Wallace vice president A large, enthusiastic attendance.
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United Mine Workers of America
Wiliam Wilden
Frank L. Turner
E. O. Wells
William Greene
Trade Coucil
Clinton Elverhart
Alex. Barlean
George Henderson
E. O. Wels
Henry Winglebur
T. J. Lewis
J. B. Wilson
W.H. Haskins
T. H. Wallace
Captain Terrill of Zula Suspected in Neutrality Violation
New York December 3 Captain George Terrill of the Steamship Zula is suspended on charges of violating neutrality laws. He is accused of giving the German gunboat Miranda crucial information aiding its capture in Maracaibo harbor on December 20. Venezuelan consul general Esteves says he will inform Caracas, warning of strained US Venezuela relations.
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Zula
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Maraciabo
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Bick Decides Not to Run for Governor in 1914
Columbus Ohio January 3 Congressman Charles F Dick of Akron withdraws from active contest for the Republican nomination for governor. He says party sentiment did not favor him but remains a receptive candidate should Herrick fail. Shiras Delays Retirement to Allow Taft to Remain Philippines Governor
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Charles F. Dick
Akron
Myron T. Herrick
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Taft
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Manila
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Traction Cars Collide in Dense Fog in Chicago
A Milwaukee avenue cable car and an electric trolley collided in thick fog in Chicago. One person, Otto Joseph, 15, died with both legs amputated. Anton Taske suffered head and body injuries. Frank Eschen had a broken leg and head injuries. Arthur Bradsford fractured a leg. three others were seriously hurt and about a dozen lightly cut or bruised. The crash occurred early this morning in dense fog.
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Milwaukee Avenue
Otto Joseph
Anton Taske
Frank Eschen
Arthur Bradsford
Advises Taking Friars from the Islands
A Vatican report from Rome via telegraph to The Age outlines the native opposition to the Friars and warns delay in expelling friars could boost the new native church led by Senor Agilpay and threaten Rome's control of the archipelago.
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Labor union adds ten members at Selby Hall meeting
The American Federation of Laborers held a meeting Friday evening in the Selby building labor hall and added ten new members to the union roster.
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