Powers of the Board Allow Horizontal Increases in Valuation
Attorney General reports that decennial boards of equalization may authorize horizontal increases in township and ward valuations for comparison against others in the county or city. Personal notice to landowners need not be given for aggregate or individual real estate value increases. Boards may hear witnesses and administer oaths. county treasury may fund board expenses but not living or travel costs.
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Cesbocton
Atwhsey General
Sturt
Gouiberti
of Aquadzitiva
Coshorton
Damberni
Weta Ter
Pussihly
Muntir
Atvurmey Vevere
Boards of Equalization
Century predicts dates and events for the coming era
The statement outlines a 20th century forecast noting four leap years, February occurrences on specific days, Easter dates ranging from March 1 to April 2 with limited occurrences, a middle day of January 1851, and a total of 386 solar eclipses expected in the century.
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Jean
Isis Andizii
School buildings to be brightened before opening
The board plans interior lighting and improvements at Sycamore and Walnut high school buildings before the new term. A Sept 10 tentative start is considered. A new two room building may be added on a good lot to meet growing demand, with further expansion likely at a future board meeting.
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Board of Education
Sycamore
Walnut Street
Teaching Temperance Circular Sent To School Committees
State Commissioner Bone brake mails circulars to institute committees and school examiners statewide. The Harbaugh law requires temperance instruction in public schools and teachers institutes to be conducted.
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Bonebrake
Who Was It Wrote Hanna
It has been suggested to TuE AGE that possibly the Coshocton person who wrote Senator Hanna asking that he boost the price of corn was either J. W. Cassingham or H. C. Werbig. It is learned that their partnership farm between Walhending and Cavalry includes a single 319 acre corn field.
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Hanna
Coshocton
J. W. Cassingham
H. C. Werbig
Walhending
Cavalry
Rural Delivery Changes Implemented by Post Office
Postmaster General Smith orders rural free delivery reforms based on rural supervisors recommendations. Starting Aug 1 the two cent per ounce postage for first class mail in rural routes is dropped and free delivery will not raise or alter rates for second class mail. Rural carriers will not deliver mail collected en route before completing their rounds.
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Smith
Baptists Return from Mt Vernon Assembly at Tiawatha Park
The Baptist group that attended the serial assembly at Tiawatha park in Mt. Vernon returned Friday afternoon pleased with the outing. Rev. Mr. Ebersole said no park purchase is planned now but the assembly will be held there next year and is expected to be better than previous meetings.
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Tiawatha Park
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Ebersole
Postal Clerk Waggoner Promoted to Cleveland Run
C L Waggoner a noted Toledo postal clerk is transferred to the Cleveland Coshoc ton run on the Wheeling Lake Erie in a near term promotion. He will reside in Cleveland and share duties on a split schedule. The change marks a merited advancement for a highly efficient employee.
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C. L. Waggoner
Toledo, Walbunding Valley
Oqohio
Haseen
Cleveland
Coshocton
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Waggoner
Desperate gun battle ends with Charles killed in New Orleans square
A prolonged duel in New Orleans ends when Robert Charles, in a residence district hideout, is killed after fatally wounding Corporal John F. Lally and Sergeant Gabe Porteus and wounding several other officers and bystanders. An angry crowd gathers as authorities set a building fire to trap the fugitive.
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New Orleans
Meter Gant Gabel Porteus
Amis van Kurei
Alfred J. Bloomfield
John F. Lally
Jobo Bradlie
Frank H. Evans
al S. Leclerc
Acgsre Desperedo
Robert Charles
Dey
Putrulc
Winchester
Gabe Porteus
Charles
Clio
Saratoga Stree
Day
Lamb
Lally
Porteus
Charlies
Father Pitzgersid
St. Jo Ys Church
Pri
Alred J. Dicomfield
Wirchester
Bison Sel
Leclerc
Evans
John Baneille
George H. Lyons
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Cures Women
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound is praised for aiding feminine health, toning nerves, easing backaches, and regulating menstruation by improving the female organism. The ad claims the remedy is unique and safe, with numerous testimonials appearing in the paper.
Albright Art Gallery Amid Pan Am Exposition Plans
Buffalo unveils plans for a public art gallery as part of the Pan American Exposition. Funded by J. J. Albright and supported by the Fine Arts Academy of Kn tu lu, the building, costing over 250000 pounds, will sit on a site in Delaware Park with a 250 by 1, and a grand terrace of granite blocks. The Greek classical design features statuary, fountains, and formal lawns, aiming to be a cultural centerpiece. The maintenance fund of 100000 dollars is pledged, ensuring long term upkeep.
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Copyrell
Waal
Buffalo
J. J. Albright
Befalu
Wells
Conor
Isuffalo
Fine Arts Academy of
Kntulu
Shoul
Withihe
Delaware Park
Park Lake
Fine Arts Academy
Ther Levonte
Neah
Fresh fish sought as Montfort drops anchor in St Johns
The Montfort carrying 1106 immigrants from Iceland Denmark Poland and Savs arrived after a riot over food. Captain Jones moved to secure fresh herring as calm returned. Cemency refused. In Arizona Governor Akers denied clemency for Walderman Brothers due to hang date August 10. In Shanghai war preparations mount as Boxers and soldiers flood in and foreign powers press for action. Admiral Seymour arrival may bolster southern viceroys.
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N. F
Elmer-Dempster Line
Montfort
Jone’s
Liverpool
Jones
Cemency
Phoenix
Ariz
Akers
Texas Oficiall
Walderman Brothers
Tomestone
Shanghai
Yang Tse
Narkin
Wu Chang
Sheng
Li Hung Chang
Prince Tuan
Admiral Seymour
Hoyt Declared Insane and Global Haps and Mishaps
Resume of dramatic misfortunes and world events reports Charles T. Hoyt declared insane. Stinson schooner wrecked in Gulf of Mexico. Former Senator Blasdell of Nevada died in Oakland. Panama revolutionary movement collapses. Six thousand chickens roasted in Chicago fire. Hanna predicts Roosevelt speech in Kentucky. Windward relief ship sails from Newfoundland.
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Globe
Charles T. Hoyt
Shhooter Stinson
Gulf of Mexico
Blasdell
Nevada
Oakland
Cal
Revolutionary Movement
Panama
Commission House
Chicago
Hanna
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Perry
Newfoundland
Fire at Building Stirs Violence After Arson and Shootings
Indecision leads to a man oiling steps and igniting a building. Charles runs from the blaze, fires on Adolph Anderson who shoots him. Police rescue others found in women’s clothes, while a mob member fatally wounds a man during arrest. An unidentified body is brought to the morgue.
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Cincinnati
Covington
Adolph Anderson
Thirteenth Company
State Militia
Charles
Anderson
Imne
Gallatin Street
Rathbone Arrest Likely In Cuban Action
Washington July 23 Ex Director General of Posts E G Rathbone may be arrested within twenty four hours by Cuban authorities. Postal officials do not know the arrest code but Cuban civil code is likely to be used for the action.
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Rathbone
Washington
Post Ofice Department
G. Rathbone
Cuba
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