The Monroe Doctrine In British and Latin View
Goldwin Smith argues in favor of the Monroe Doctrine as a practical check on European powers in the Americas. He notes Mexico Chile and Argentina show diverse progress toward a presidency with parliamentary elements and suggests the doctrine preserves continental autonomy by discouraging foreign intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Chile
Argentine
France
Venezuela
South America
Goldwin Smith
New York
Ohio reforms hinge on electing good local leaders
The article argues the new Ohio municipal code requires citizen action to sustain reform. It stresses personal responsibility at primary time, urges Republicans in Coshocton to nominate capable, honest leaders, and highlights the vital role of the board of public service amid Coshocton’s growing city conditions.
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State of
Ohio
Coshecton
Cashocton
Board of Public Service
Coshocton
Board of Managers
Ingalls Mayoral Bid Signals Wider Democratic Power Play
The Cincinnati mayoral race centers on M. E. Ingalls a strong railway leader and hard money Democrat backed by John R. McLean. Editorials and rumors connect his candidacy to a broader plan to influence state politics including potential gubernatorial and senate aims.
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M. E. Ingalls
Cincinnati
Ingalls
S. S. Knabenschue
Toledo Blade
Bryan
Mclean
Johnson
Hamilton County
Columbus
United States Senate
Notable Figures and Opinions Highlighted in Wires
Across papers from Ottawa to New York and Utah the talk centers on political retirements and policy. Lord Minto may step down in November to ease a Missouri congressman’s bid to annex Canada. Roosevelt’s stance on large families is debated, while Edward VII tours abroad and public figures like Booth and Tesla draw speculation. An 90-year-old artist, Mrs. L Goodman, is noted for painting over 1,200 portraits.
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Ottawa
Lord Minto
Missouri
Canda
United States
New York World
Blizzard Across Kansas Sparks Caution and Cold Deals
A wild Kansas blizzard slows travel and prompts locals to guard goods. Carrie Nathan bargains spark of frost and a cold deal as prize. Historians note George Washington’s pocked face while Cornwallis’ is said to have been shaved at Yorktown. A Canton man is fined five dollars after a duel challenge, sustaining a self-inflicted wound during the incident.
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George Washington
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Canton
Charles Porter Figures In Divorce In Cleveland
Mrs. Sarah A. Porter obtained a divorce from Charles A. Porter a Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad conductor after testimony that he deceived employers claiming his wife was sick and later left on business to indulge with other women. Judge Dissette granted the divorce as Porter did not appear.
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Charles Porter
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Charles B. Porter
The
Plain Dealer
Charles A. Porter
Cleveland and Pittsburg
Dissette
Sarah A. Porter
Porter
Jonas Fry of Jackson Dead
Jonas Fry of Jackson township died Sunday at his home near Blooming Grove after two years with diabetes. He was 67 and a birthday soon. He leaves a wife and two sons Grant and Lincoln. Sisters Mrs Robert Finnel of Roscoe and Mrs John Specks near Warsaw survive. Funeral service at Instate residence Tuesday at 1 pm. Interment Blooming Grove cemetery.
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Jonas Fry
Jackson Township
Blooming Grove
Grant
Lincoln A
Robert Finnel
Roscoe
John Specks
Warsaw
Instate
Blooming Grove Cemetery
Bowen and wife attend funeral of Mrs Ellen Hold Bowen
Washington report states United States minister to Venezuela and Mrs. Bowen attended the funeral of Mrs Ellen Hold Bowen in Brooklyn. The minister had not left Washington since January due to Venezuelan negotiations and illness. He plans to return to Washington in time to sign the Belgian protocol with Baron Moncheur on March 5.
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Washington
United States
Venezuela
Herbert W. Bowen
Brooklyn
Bowen
Ellen Hold Bowen
Baron Moncheur
Carpenter Rescued After Cambrian Prince Sinks
A carpenter from the British ship Cambrian Prince reports that the vessel capsized and sank in the North Sea. The ship was 1,252 tons net burden, with only one survivor saved.
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Hamburg
North Sea
Farmers Want Column Farm and Farm Equipment Listings
A row of small farm notices offers eighty acres with a new barn a six room house and other buildings terms reasonable Mrs Mary Hill Bakersville Ohio. fifty six acres Tiverton township formerly John Reese farm inquire of owner Wm H Stover Blissfield Ohio. writing desk with glass doors shelves and bookcase value sale or exchange Box 11 West Bedford Ohio. bird dog puppies S D Brick Warsaw Ohio. twenty seed potato varieties including Early Bozee Harry Strawberry and Whinton’s White Mammoth from Ohio experiment station. one thoroughbred Norman stallion three years old Cheese Avondale Ohio. a nine year old fat driving horse weight about 1200 pounds Clark West Bedford Ohio. one work horse wagon and harless set inquire J M Cooper Avondale RF D No 1.
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Mary Hill
Bakersville
Tiverton Township
John Reese
Wm. H. Stover
Blissfield
West
Bedford
Ohio
S. D. Brick
Warsaw
Whinton
Ohio Experiment Station
Keene
Postoffice
Avondale
R. McCormick & Sons
Norman
Clark
West Bedford
Oto
J. M. Cooper
The Woman of Fifty and Social Power
The article highlights how influence in social life rests with capable women, especially the professional fifty year old, who blend diplomacy, organization, and judgment. It notes her matured life experience and observant insight as assets in maintaining social prestige and vitality. The second item reports Miss Rose Lynn and F. F. Pratt wed in Youngstown, with the couple popular in Pittsburg and planning to live there, gifts noted.
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Madame la
March Cosmopolitan
Rose Lynn
Pittsburg
F. F. Pratt
Youngstown
Judge Day on Supreme Bench
Washington dispatch reports Justice William R. Day taking the oath and sitting with the Supreme Court for the first time. The article also notes the burial of William Kirk, cousin of R N Kirk of Coshocton, aged fifty nine. An unclaimed letters list at Coshocton post office for the week ending March 2 1903 is included with names of recipients.
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Age
Washington
William R. Day
Supreme Court
Coshocton
William Kirk
R. N. Kirk
Zanesville
Kirk House
Mary Benning
Rose Ross
Bertha Schumacher
Annie Smith
Lark Sprague
Cora Vandervelt
Ritchie Williams
Fred Betz
Hanlon Bros
D. D. Knapp
Chas Lockwood
Moon
Will McCartney
Chas Pool
Austin Linder
Harry Wright
C B McCoy
P. M
Price Report for Produce and Live Stock
The notice lists varied market quotes for butter eggs smoked sides beans onions beeswax chickens and dressed chickens and country ham per pound bushel price values for potatoes and parsnips turnips cabbage apples dried apples turkeys alive and dressed ducks geese live and alive totals for flour meal and seed plus live stock categories with cattle hogs hay and seed prices and notes from McCall Rowlen Newhburn at Hast Liberty Pittsburg. It includes ranges for cattle hogs and calves and references Boston wool quotations and Ohio fleeces.
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Snyder
Lee
Tbebslan
Benes Daensees
Snyder & Son
Hess
McCall, Rowlen & Newhburn
Hast Liberty
Pittsburg
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Booth
Naional Senate
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Roosevelt
David T. Twit
Toam
New York Telegraph
Utah
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Tesla
Carneme
St Louis Globe Democrat
Chicago Tribune
New York Sun
Kansas
Phat
Carrie Nathan
Hon
Lamb
Cleveland
Jackson Dead
John Spratt
Willam Spratt
Sister Lil
Will
Toander
Sister Jane
Lycurgus
May
John
Uneeda Bayla Hay
Battle Creek
Grub
Chicago
Trilune
Vetter
Thomas Shannon
L Holskey
Kennilworth
Walhending Road
Alex
Oxford Township
C. G. Starker
Avendale
Watkins
Maxim Gorki
Judge Day
Supreme Bench
Wiles Grocery Co
Farquhar
E. Church St
Newark
Vrhlo
Joseph H. Askrens
Coshocton County
Martha Askrens
HE. S&. Lee
York Common
Teres
Boston
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