Strains of politics and temperance in Ohio opinion
A survey of Ohio politics criticizes the Anti-Saloon League and its Aiken bill proposing a $1000 license on saloons, arguing the measure overreaches. It condemns the League, warns of future shifts, and urges clearer justification from Baker and Wheeler amid temperance debates. A com mentary targets Democratic reactions to Senator Lamb's independent vote with Republicans on recess appointments and mocks party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Yorktown
Ohio
AntiSaloon League
League
Wayne B. Wheeler
Porley A. ‘Baker
Wayne
Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Jamb
Herlek
Lamb
Porch Climbers Take Jewelry From Fresno Home
March 38 report from Perrett notes porch climbers climbed a Weedward Avenue home, entering a front room and stealing jewelry valued at 10 dollars. Suspects described as unnamed, with entry through a window or door, investigation likely ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrett
E. L. Ford
Weedward Avenue
Waa
Meevad
Oor
A FACT PROVEN CONVINCES THE ME THAL OF THE TRATH
A concise report states a truth verified beyond doubt, convincing even the most skeptical observers. The assertion stands acknowledged by a broad audience, reinforcing confidence in the claim and its underlying evidence.
Dandruff Germs Linked to Baldness in Rabbits
An advertisement claims a single germ causes both dandruff and baldness. It cites experiments with two rabbits and asserts Newbre's Herpicide destroys the germ in all cases, preventing baldness and dandruff. The firm promotes samples from The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbre
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich. Co
BE. Anderson
Strike Likely as Coal Miners Face Wage Conference
Indianapolis report predicts a spring strike in bituminous coal fields as joint scale committees disagree and a joint conference is convened. Miners push for 1903 wage scale or 7 percent differential and eight hour day, while operators resist and several proposals fail in votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Tha
J. Shy Winder
Lewis
United Minl Workers
Cre
Itty
Central Competite
Linols
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Taylor
Iuois
Tinais
HC. Perry
The
Winds Minergy
Mrs. Stewart Opens High Class Boarding House on Walnut
Mrs. Stewart, already running a large boarding house on Sixth Street, has leased the building on Walnut Street owned by J. N. Wood and will operate a high class boarding and lodging house there in addition to her Sixth Street business. She plans to run both properties in connection with her established services. The Age lists engraving services as the latest offering.
Court drains docket prep and road change hearing
County Clerk Hill prepares docket for April term. docket expected light. County commissioners hold a special session to hear a petition to change the roadway through the Wheeling gravel pit south of the city. Also an unrelated notice listing various skin diseases and a salve remedy with prices and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Wheeling
West bill extends terms for county officials to two years
County officials elected for two years whose terms end next fall will gain an extra year under the West bill, substituted for the Williams bill and passed by the senate. The measure, extending terms to cover even numbered year expirations, received 29 votes, narrowly above the required majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lozan
Williams
Beatty
Hoehmer
Carter
Gilda
Calumbus Citier
Immortal J. N. Free to Wyandot Infirmary Transfer
Wyandot county infirmary directors receive a letter from J. W. McDonald Perry county infirmary superintendent stating Immortal J. N. Free in New Lexington will be a charge on Wyandot. Directors Seifert and Hetzel plan to travel to New Lexington to fetch the wandering philosopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Sandusky
J. W. McDonald
Perry County
New Lexington
J. N. Free
Wyandot County
N. J. Seifert
Hi. A. Hetzel
Standen Buys a House for New Hotel Site
George Senft sold his Walnut and Eighth Street residence to Edward E. Standen of the Hotel Standen. The house, on city land slated for a new fire department, will be moved to Sixth Street beside the hotel, repaired and modernized, likely serving as Standen’s home after leasing the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Senft
Ford
Walnut and
Eighth Street
Fire Department
Edward E. Standen
Standen
Mr. Standen
Sixth Street
Spring Costume Styles At Newest, Neatest Merchandize
Longwill's promotes a new line of Spring Merchan dise highlighting the latest, prettiest styles. The tight-fitting Covert Spring Jacket remains popular in fashionable shades and updated designs. Prices reflect quality materials linings and workmanship not matched locally.
Skirts on sale this week at bargain yard prices
Local store advertises fabric bargains with examples including 124 percent fabric at 734c per yard, plus fine curtain Swisses priced 1234c and 15c per yard. Sale continues through the week.
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Gurney Tay A Publishing Company
Wy Guiiding
Coshocton, Ohio
Coskoe
Beth "Phonsa No
Emilee
Mtliaimments
uIsTt Basern
Robert Eenet
Nassau Street
New York
C. W Srakis
Boyce Building
Chicago
Daily Age
C. E Aptersen
Drug Atore
F. F. Smiths
Shrigley's Smoke House
Union News Co
Sage of the Age
Dickerson
Fresno
George
Gueas
Wayne Wheeler
Anc
Joe Mill
Pattison
Huntie
Apts
Court House
Chamberlain
C. Ki. Anderson
M. Mermuson
Roscoe
Immortal J Peace
Guy Robinson
W .H. Robinson
Cleveland
Clarence Howe
New Eagles
Eagles
Wings
Ted Murphy
Hollister
C. BE. Anderson
Hood
Baldwin
Dawson & Smith
Longwill
Main Street
America
Stetson and Howard
Burns
Lynde & Gosser
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