Ohio Select List Members Named in Daily AGC Notice
The Daily AGC states subscriptions cease if not prepaid and the newspaper is discontinued when the term ends. It lists Eastern representative Robert Tomes of New York and Western representative C. W. Boyce of Chicago, with addresses at 116 Nassau Street and Boyce Building respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Robert Tomes
Nassau Street
New York
C. Ww. Ee
Boyce Building
Chicago
Convicts and the Roads and the Courtroom Crowds
A fragmented discussion argues why crowds attend murder trials, claiming curiosity and social impulses drive interest more than justice. It contrasts public craving for spectacle with debates on road construction and state highway funding as vital public works.
Newhero's Herpicide Promises Dandruff Cure and Hair Growth
An advertisement promotes Newhero's Herpicide as a remedy for dandruff, hair loss, and baldness. It claims to destroy dandruff germs and serves as a regular hair dressing, touting scientific bases and pore cleansing benefits.
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Newhero
Toa Mary
Crownie
C. Kh. Anderson
Fragmented OCR Skip Rich Text Sparks Confused Noise
Garbled OCR text shows scattered phrases about Ohio, places, and dates with numerous nonwords and jumbled names. The readable content fails to present a coherent event, person, or organization for a clear summary.
Fragmented OCR News Item With Miscellaneous Names
A garbled OCR passage references various names and places including Cleveland, Boston, and Indiana headlines. It hints at a news column with oblique mentions of people, dates, and events but contains numerous broken words and unclear facts.
Murder Tree at Iron Wood Inspires Local Debate
A fragmented report describes a people’s discussion over a so called murder tree in Iron Wood. A farmer testimony mentions a sapling tied to a tragic event, with residents debating its origin and significance. The article preserves sparse details and quotes from locals about the scene and its meaning.
Evening Smile Ria Riddle in Fragmented Script
Fragmented OCR text presents a playful line about an evening smile with stray letters and jumbled words. The readable portions hint at a question or riddle about identity or meaning, but the rest is garbled and lacks clear context or named entities.
LyBarger Bill Ends in Expanded Government Powers
The article reports on a bill labeled LyBarger Laberge granting expanded authority to political agents, counties, and cities. It would require approval from the honorary judge auditor and authorizes the commissioners to fix certain mechanisms within the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt Laberge
Hall
Ynobata
Saul
Marion Wins City Election Amid Tight Campaign
After a hard fought race Marion voters approved the measure by a margin of 4650 to in a contest described as the closest in years. The outcome followed weeks of campaigning and a high turnout across the city. A candidate reportedly faced personal tragedy during the period and a fatal incident occurred elsewhere in the region.
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Marion
Vateh
Warten
Gaohalay
Oow
Coshocton Watch Promises and Local Advertisers
A fragment lists local merchants offering goods and prices including Burns Cosser jewelers 3110, ALE Bond Co Cuthiers 115, Hawes Milling Co 189, Snyder Grocery Co ten pounds at two cents, and Coshocton Cigar Co R125 sticks of cigars. It touts a United States Observatory clock variation and praises a local watch dealer Turn s Gosser for a guaranteed month rate and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Observatory
Washington
Coshocton
Bins & Corser
Western Union
Turns
Gosser
Dickerson trial transcript details witness questions and events
Testimony from Floyd Ernest Dickerson recounts questions about his father Benjamin Dickerson, McCoy's visit, firearm use, and movements before the noose. The exchange covers where Hughes lived, the mowing, and the tower gate sighting, with the court adjourning at five.
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Floyd Dickerson
Witnes
Floyd Ernest Dickerson
Cooperdale
Hoabert Q
Vale
Vous
Farher
Dobson's
Adanes
Bengemin Dickerson
Adams
Burt
Glenn
Adame
McCoy
Hughes
Revival at Grace Church Draws Steady Attendance
Me revival on the increase as Grace church holds special meetings led by Dr Clark with Prof R Lee Clark assisting. Prof Clark plays piano sleigh bells hand bells and pipe organ during performances. All are invited to attend the services tonight.
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Grace Church
Clark
R. Lee Clark
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Ohio Casas
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Tao
Sage of the Age
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Hoo
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Wists
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Ria
Sarenia
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Tawton
Gul
Xeni
Eto
Smigi
Poantain
Ceshocton Nationbenk
Remins
Tolkuo
Burns
Cosser
ALE
Bond & Co
Hawes Milling Co
Snyder Grocery Co
Y ‘Thompson
Clothier
Wasth
Coshocton Cigar Co
Stoghes
Jong Flier
Tahkery
Mr. Hissong
The
Star Bakers
Dickerson
Derenoun
Bam
Tome
Thomas McCoy
Touwards
Hanley Milling CO
J.C. F Hutton
Coshccton
S. F. Neldon
L. D. Snedeker
Bell
A. S. Neldon
Roscoe
Ohic
Chamberlain
C. E. Anderson
CC. M. Fergson
Roacoe
Kandy Kitchen & Star Bakery
Main Street
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