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Coshocte
Ohio
Food of stimulant and emulsion misperception
An advisory compares milk and whiskey in medical orders and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a pure cod liver oil product. It notes some patients may accept wine or cordial instead of proper emulsion and cautions against mismatched expectations.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
Republicans End Caucus on Hepburn Rate Language
Republican members of the house interstate and foreign commerce committee held a caucus at the Capitol to discuss the Hepburn rate bill. They reached agreement on the phrase just and reasonable and fairly remunerative rate to cap charges, while Senator Clark defended his Jerome Arizona United Verde copper mine tax payments and denied estimates of its value.
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Washington
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Capitol
House
Dolliver
Iowa
Hepburn
Commission
Clark
House Committee On Territones
United Verde
Jerome
Ariz
Montana
Dog control plea sparks call for ordinance enforcement
Coshocton residents express frustration at stray dogs roaming streets and urge strict enforcement of existing ordinances after reporting danger to children and property. The note criticizes city officials for lax policing and urges owners to keep dogs at home.
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Court House
Inheritance Contested as Bills Move Through Senate
The Ohio senate debated repeal of the inheritance tax and considered removing its exemption, while petitions for woman suffrage at local elections drew 20 000 signatures. Senator West urged repeal unless the $10 000 exemption is kept, and measures extending common pleas judge terms tied to the biennial election changes were introduced with specific term dates.
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Senate
Beam
Ohio
Briggs
Fulton County
Meubeth
Beatty
Howe
Weat
A Ibens
Meek
Brandt
West
Moidas
Williams
Common Pleas
The Age Covers Dresden Field and Local Ad Support
The Age extends its circulation to Coshocton area and Dresden towns, with B Sobel placing a large general store ad on page 6. He praises The Age as a local paper for Dresden and nearby communities, noting it blankets Coshocton and Trinway and reaches his customers. He also advertises in the Zanesville Times Recorder.
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Age
Coshocton
Vm Rednate
Dresden
B. Sobel
Sobel
Hotsiide
Trinway
Vicinity
Zanesville
Insurgents Enter Quito Seizing Ecuadorian Government
Parles seized Quito, Ecuador's capital, as insurgents enter the city. Vice President Moreno has assumed executive power and will name a new cabinet in Guayaquil on January 20.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Jan
Parles
Quito
Moreno
Head On Collision Kills Three Near Mina Georgia
A northbound freight and a switch engine collided near Mina eight miles from Atlanta. Walter Taylor and Edward E. Rock died. T. J. Eden is missing and believed buried. W. F. Head was fatally scalded. The wreck blamed on switch engine crew carelessness.
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Atlanta
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Mina
Walter Taylor
Edward E. Rock
T. J. Eden
W. F. Head
Heart and nerve cure claims to strengthen heart function
An ad explains heart weakness caused by weak nerves and muscles with palpitations and chest pain. Dr Miles Heart Cure, Nervine, and Liver Pills are advertised as a remedy, with testimonial from Joan H. Sierman of Belding Michigan and a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co.
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Miles
Dr. Miles
Joan H. Sierman
Belding
Mich
Mites
Italia
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Neglected Colds Lead to Consumption and Peruna Cure
The piece warns that untreated colds progress to consumption through a chain of neglect and ineffective remedies. It cites Mrs. Powell of Auroras Indiana, who recovered after taking Peruna, and claims thousands of testimonials praise the remedy.
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Misa , Powell
Auroras
Ind
Peruna
Perons
Aday
Perona
Dr. Marsmant
Two Weeks Cure with Peruna Triumphs Over Cold
Lillian Powell recounts a severe spring cold worsened by rain and exposure. She began using Peruna after hearing praise, and within two weeks the cold and cough eased. After three weeks of treatment her health fully recovered.
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Lillian Powell
Death by Own Action in Toledo River
Fred B. Gara, a milk route driver, waded into the river with a heavy stone tied to his neck by telegraph wire and killed himself after the death of his child. In Steubenville a second degree murder indictment is returned against Nellie Beadwell and George Buston for placing Beadwell’s newborn in an open lot where it died of exposure. Rome to host permanent international institute of agriculture to gather farming statistics and publish findings.
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Toledo
Fred B. Garo
Gara
Steubenville
Tan
Nellie¢ Beadwell
George Buston
Irondale
Miss Beadwell
Rome
Washington
State Department
International Institute of Agriculture
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