Ohio constitutional veto procedure described in 1902 joint resolution
The text outlines how a bill becomes law with governor approval or veto and a two thirds reapportion by both houses. It includes processes for overriding vetoes, returning bills with objections, and the roles of the Senate and House, the secretary of state, and the governor. It closes with certification by Secretary Lewis Claylin in Columbus on January 27, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ign Shah
Babi House
Urpal
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Genera Assembly
W . McKernon
House of Representatives
B .Ascars
Senate
United States of America
Ohio
Tate I
Lewis Claylin
State of
State
Obw
Rolla
Columbus
Proposed Ohio Municipal Classification Constitutional Amendment
A 1902 1903 era joint resolution proposes amending Ohio Article 13 Section 6 to classify cities into three classes by population, restricting taxing and borrowing powers, with a ballot question for voters on the municipal classification amendment and a 1904 effective date. The document cites legislative leaders and secretary confirmations from Columbus.
Platt Brothers Visit in Columbus Highlight Nurse Charlie
Bert Leighninger reported in Columbus Sunday that his brother Howard and Charlie Platt were seen together. Charlie Platt, a nurse at night at the local hospital, said he was getting along fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Platt
Bert Leighninger
Columbus
Howard
Charlie Platt
Charlie
West Lafayette
Proposed Ohio County and County Legislative Districts Amendment
Statewide measure proposed by General Assembly to amend section 2 article 11 of Ohio constitution. Voters to decide on first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903. Text outlines representation by counties and voting language for adoption. Official certification by Ohio Secretary of State dated May 6, 1902 with signatures and seal.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohw
Ohio
W .S McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. DR. Archer
Senate
United States
Amechnica
Ohto
Lewis C. Laylin
Chico
State of Ohio
St Columbus
Lewis C. Larnin
W. G. McKirerax
Erepre
Car. L. Nappeat
America
Tate
I. Lewia C. Latlin
Chic
Columbus
Secretary of State
Hhereby
Columbay
Ohio proposed amendment on stockholder liability
Ohio General Assembly resolves to submit on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 a constitutional amendment to Article XIII and section on private stockholder liability. It would require stockholders not to be personally liable for unpaid stock beyond their holdings with voting options for or against the amendment.
Britain withdraws envoy before Belgrade government inauguration
London reports the British minister at Belgrade has been directed to withdraw so as to be absent when the new government is inaugurated. The move does not affect recognition and Britain will not maintain relations with those implicated in the massacres.
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The
Age
London
Belgrade
Sleeper Derailed Falls Ditch Near Ashland
A sleeper car on the C. and N. train from New York derailed near Ashland and tipped into a ditch seventy feet away. The car held about thirty passengers and nine were seriously hurt. Local crews rushed to the scene to aid the injured as officials investigated the cause of the derailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age
Lexington
New York
Ashland
Russia Mourns Murdered Monarchs in Europe
Telegraph report from St Petersburg notes 24 day mourning for the Servian king and queen. Belgrade dispatch says a deputation left for Geneva to meet King Peter. A brief illness update reports Mrs. Henry Hains improving after weeks of sickness.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Tate
Servia
Belgrade
Geneva
Peter
Strange Power of Draga Belgrade
June 15 report on Servia's royal palace murder and the fall of the Obrenovic dynasty. King Milan IV's dissipations and exile, his son Alexander's rise under Mme Draga Masin, and her political grip fueling a dramatic downfall.
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Belgrade
Servia
Obrenovics
Alexander
Milan IV
Bervia
Milan
Obern
Paria
Natalie Keskho
Natalie
Paris
Mme Draga Mashin
Matalie
Cattie Deater
Mme Mashin
Lunjevitza
Mashin
Mme Draga
Draga Mashin
Roosevelt Says Colombia Obligations Binding Over Treaty
President Roosevelt reportedly told William Nelson Cromwell that U S insists Colombia must fulfill obligations tied to the Panama route. Washington believes ratification of the canal treaty by Colombia is not the sole path. The administration argues U S may acquire rights by purchasing the French company franchise for 40 million dollars and proceed with canal construction.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William Nelson Cromwell
Panama Canal Company
United States
Colombia
Panama Canal
Cromwell
Bogota
Panama
Panama Company
Youthful relic hunters unearth Indian skeleton near Port Clinton
Port Clinton June 15 youths Harry Cargeno William Silverwood and Harvey Hopfinger unearthed a large Indian skeleton six miles west of town on the Portage river near La Carne with copper beads ear rings and a turtle shell ornament. A smaller skeleton lay nearby. An iron battle axe lay in a sack with the relics. Workers plan to excavate the second skeleton later. Railway improvements promise heavy spending on bridges rails and ballast by western lines including the Rock Island system.
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Port Clinton
Harry Cargeno
William Silverwood
Harvey Hopfinger
Portage River
la Carne
Brown's
Rock Island
Fortuna
The Smallest Watch From Cincinnati Featured
Ther a lives in Cincinnati and possesses the smallest watch in the world. It measures under a quarter inch in diameter with a face about the size of a tack head. The case opens by pressing the stem and the hands combined span less than five twenty fourths of an inch. The second hand is a sixteenth of an inch long and the numerals are engraved in lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Cincinnati
Finest tempered steel works with diamond chip inlays
The description notes the works are crafted from the finest tempered steel and feature diamond chip detailing throughout. It emphasizes superior materials and meticulous inlay work, suggesting a high quality mechanical or decorative item.
New Residents Join Bigler Family in Zaneaville
Mrs. Homer Bigler and her young daughter have moved to the corner of Third and Mulberry streets joining husband and father at The Age Publishing Company where he serves as expert notype operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zaneaville
Mr. Bigler
Third and
Mulberry Streets
The
Age Publishing Company
Judge Hunt heads to Zanesville on legal business
Judge C B Hunt traveled to Zanesville today for official court work. He was accompanied by clerks and will attend scheduled hearings and case reviews, reflecting ongoing judicial duties in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Hunt
Zanesville
Dennison Seeks Local Board of Trade Formation
Businessmen of Dennigen move to organize a board of trade to boost the village. Charter committee includes T H Loller, G D Haas, H M Hobson, George S McCaw, and T R Woodley.
Doctors Discuss Problems at Coshocton Medical Society Meeting
The Coshocton Medical Society held a Thursday afternoon session in the city hall council chamber. Twenty four members are in the organization with several new additionsDr Baker Spring Mountain Dr Wright Warsaw Dr Shoemaker New Bedford Dr Chaney Dr Stacey Nearly all attended. Dr Lower Bakersville presented Intestinal Antisepsis in Typhoid Fever while Dr Dillon Newcastle spoke on Operations for the Radical Cure of Hernia and the Murphy Button. The papers prompted lengthy discussion by Doctors Drew Carr and McCurdy. Next meeting set for August 20.
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Coshocton
Lower
Bakersville
Dillon
Newcastle
Murphy
Drew
Carr
McCurdy
Adamsville Man Dislocates Jaw During Stew Sharp Incident
W. H. Baker of Adamsville dislocated his jaw in a peculiar accident while playing a stew sharp. He opened his mouth suddenly when the tongue of the instrument struck his teeth, causing the jaw to pop out of place.
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W. H. Baker
Adamsville
Mrs Duncan Portrait Featured in Millersburg Papers
The Millersburg papers this week publish an excellent picture of the late Mrs Nancy Duncan of Killbuck.
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Enate
Lewis Claray
Ohio County
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Ake
OHIQ
Ohv
Atticus XIII
Enid
W. 3. McKinnon
Apecker
Neal
Lewis C LaYin
Britain
Henry Hains
George W. Baumgardner
Baumgardner
John A. Hanlon
Draga
Maschin
Noone
Shephard
Montenegro
Mrs. Homer Bigler
Little
Dean’s
G. A. Repass
North Basin Street
Bowling Green
Ateam
Dean
Stara & Bussall
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Bul Tal
N.Y
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Wiles Grocery Co. I Tributors
Ramon
Ion Ma
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