Taxation Amendment Endorsed by Ohio General Assembly
A 1902 Ohio General Assembly joint resolution on a taxation amendment reads that state and local revenue will be raised uniformly and exemptions apply to specific public entities and personal property under $200 per person. The amendment, labeled Taxation Amendment, takes effect January 1, 1904, with officials McKinnon and Nrrent cited, and certified by Secretary Lewis C. Lavery in Columbus January 27, 1903.
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Ohio
Obse
W. 5. McKinnon
House of Representation
Cane L. Nrrent
Senate
United States OF America
Otto
I. Gewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
General, Assembly of the
Columbus
W. &. McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. B. Ancher
Lewis C. Laylin
General Assembly
Ohio Constitutional Amendment Veto Procedure Text
Fragmentary text outlines Ohio General Assembly actions on constitutional amendments and governor veto processes. Includes sections on reading bills, passage by both houses, governor’s veto, and the procedure if vetoed or not signed. Includes signatures and dates from state officials, with references to adoption dates and official certification.
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Aen
Tate
Ohio
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Alexander Shank Visits Cousin Frank Shank in Rogersville
Alexander Shank of Rogersville is the guest of his cousin Frank Shank on North Third Street, spending time with family and calling the visit pleasant and cordial.
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Alexander Shank
Rogersville
Frank Shank
North Third Street
Ohio proposed constitutional amendment on county representation
Formal 1903 ballot measure from Ohio outlining Section 2 Article 11 changes to allocate representatives by county population ratios. Votes would be Yes for amendment and No otherwise, with signatures of state officials and dates noted.
Ohio Legislature Deliberates Single Liability Amendment
The General Assembly proposes a November 1903 ballot measure to amend Ohio constitution Article XIII Section 3 to cap stockholder liability at unpaid stock. Voters may mark For single liability amendment or Against on ballots. Secretary of State record dated January 27, 1903 confirms the official enrollment.
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Bell
General Assembly
Oso
Ohio
Bvary
Shell
McKinnon
House of Representatives
Ancuss
Senate
Univer SoTories of America
Secretary of State
Lewis C. Laylin
State of
State of Ohio
Gargrentells
Brick Plant to Receive City Water Supply
The board of public service approved connecting the brick plant to the city mains though outside the corporation. The plant will dig its own ditching and receive pipe from the city, with a provision to cut off water during shortages. Frederick W Lees died Friday afternoon at age forty in Pleasant Valley. He leaves a wife, two children, a mother, six brothers, and five sisters. he worked at Pleasant Valley coal mines after moving from Dresden. The funeral was held and interment was in South Lawn cemetery.
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City Water Works
Board of Public Service
Frederick Lees
Frederick W Lees
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Lees
Dresden
South Lawn
Origin of the Knights of Pythias in Washington
Washington correspondent of the Boston Herald recounts how five men formed the Knights of Pythias in 1864 in Washington. Justus Rathbone and four clerks organized the order, outlining its ritual in a February 15 meeting. The first grand lodge was founded April 8, 1864, with Washington No. 1 and later lodges growing across the United States.
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Washington
Order of Knights of Pythias
Boston Herald
Order
David L. Burnett
William H. Burnett
E. S. Kimball
Justus H. Rathbone
Robert A. Champion
Knights of Pythias
Washington No. 1
District of Columbia
United States
Davia L. Burnett
Burnett
Mt. Pleasant
James Harlan
E. 8
Kimball
William H
Iowa
Harlan
War Department
Rathbone
Champion
Order of Hed Men
Secret Society
Wrk
Order of Knights of Pythos
F Street
Ninth and
Tenth
Gsurgeon-General’s
J. T. K. Plant
Alphabet Plant
Joel R. Woodruff
D. L. Burnett
A. D. van der Veer
R. A Champion
Burnett Brothers
E. 8. Kimball
Charles H. Roberts
Messrs. Rathbone
W. H. Burnett
Plant
Woodruff
Washington No. Ny
Patterson Commencement at Masonic Hall in Pike township
Patterson commencement will be held Friday evening June 19 at Masonic hall. Class address by Supt f S Pratt with music by the West Bedford male quartet. Graduates include Ada Graham Severa Graham Leona McKee Megsra Law rence Lake Ray Graham and Dwight. Mr Roney died in New York. Thomas S Reed, father of Mrs D A Overholt, died at East Branch NY. Remains were brought home Sunday. funeral at Keene Presbyterian Church Monday at 2 p.m.
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New York
Thomas
New Baby in Spring Mountain Family
John Van Krel and his wife celebrate the arrival of a baby boy. The report notes a severe snow storm in Zanesville on Friday afternoon with light snowfall per local papers. Mrs. W Wilcox traveled Saturday to Killbuck to attend her grandmother Mrs. Duncan's funeral.
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John van Krel
Spring Mountain
Zanesville
Mrs. W. Wilcox
Killbuck
Jhby
Mrs. Duncan
Fish From All Waters at St Louis World’s Fair Forestry Building
The forestry fish and game building stands west of the French reservation near Skinker road and Forsytha avenue. Designed by M. L. Masqueray, it features a five foot high terrace, broad ornate stairs, a 300 by 6000 foot plan, 58 foot cornice, 74 foot gable apex, and large flag staffs. Inside, light comes from large windows and monitor lights, with a central 85 foot wide nave and four 60 foot side aisles. The east houses fish tanks from 6 to 14 feet long, a 25 by 50 foot pool crossed by a rustic bridge, four ponds west of the pool, and two ponds bordered by rocks and aquatic plants. Two ponds will hold aquatic birds. the other two display fish. West lies a circular 40 foot diameter marine basin for saltwater fish.
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St. Louis ‘World's Fair
Skinker Road
Forsytha Avenue
M. L. Masqueray
Aquariums
Ainsworth Promoted to Ohio District Manager
John H. Ainsworth division manager of Central Union Telephone, based in Zanesville, is promoted to district management with Columbus headquarters. At 33, he starts after joining Bell in 1888, succeeding G B Bush to oversee Central Union business across Ohio. Also H F Hill named general manager as HQ moves from Chicago to Indianapolis.
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John H. Ainsworth
Central Union Telephone Company
Zanesville
Columbus
Ainsworth
G. B. Bush
Central Union Company
Ohio
Comuntry
Bell Company
Yronton Exchange
Hig Rine
Central Union
H. F. Hill
Chicago
Indianapolis
Stry
Small Mishap Causes Death in Killbuck Widow Nancy Duncan
Mrs Nancy Duncan 90 died Friday at her Killbuck home after a fall aboard a train in which a railing knocked her against a car seat. Widowed for 17 years she left nine children six of whom survived and were at her bedside. Funeral Monday from Killbuck home with Rev J F Street presiding. Interment in Miller sburg cemetery.
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Nancy Duncan
John Duncan
Killbuck
John C. Duncan
William Duncan
James E. Duncan
Misa Harriett Duncan
S. J. Stevenson
Ilannah Brister
Mansfield
Thillbuck
J. F. Street
M. EB. Church
Millersburg
Charles Kaser, Monroe Pioneer, Dies at 68
Charles Kaser, prominent Monroe township resident and longtime Democrat, died suddenly at his home near Spring Mountain Friday night of heart disease. He was 68, survived by his wife and five adult children. Funeral services were held Sunday at 10 a.m. at the M. P. church with burial in Jig Rock Cemetery.
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Charles Kaser
Monroe Township
Spring Mountain
Mr. Kaser
Ree
Mr. Kager
M. P
Jig Rock
Pretty Wedding at the Stertsbach Home
Misa Emma Stertsbach and Harvey Bible quietly wed at the Stertsbach residence on South Second Street with Rev. Fisher officiating. The ceremony followed the death of the bride's grandmother the day before. Mr. Bible, an expert machinist with Keaggy and Lear, plans a honeymoon in Pittsburg before establishing a home on South Sixth Street. Superintendent Raiff visits his mother in New Philadelphia.
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Misa Emma Stertsbach
Harvey Bible
John Stertsbach
South Second Street
A. Fisher
M. FP. Church
Stertsbach
Weinsburg
Keaggy and Lear Company
Pittsburg
South Sixth Street
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Lewis C. Lavery
Stats
OS McKnixyoy
House of Representatves
B An
Lewis Clayny
Standard Oil Company
Lewis C Laxtin
Knights OF
Pythias
Navy Yard
Franklin
Potomac
Alexandria
Philadelphia
Ceresota
Wires Grocery Co
John Zinken
Baltic
George Zinkon
Adams Sreet
O. A. Raiff
The
Water Works
New Philadelphia
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Stuyvesant Publishing C& Postal Telegraph
New York City
Garfield Bavings Bank Co
Cleveland, OG
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