Constitutional amendment governor's veto vote text
The document records a 1902 Ohio Joint Resolution proposing a constitutional amendment. It details legislative reading requirements, governor's veto process, and two thirds voting thresholds for repassage. It notes election ballot wording for voters and cites W S McKinnon Speaker and F B Archer Senate President with certification by Secretary of State Lewis C Laylin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. B. Archer
Senate
United States of America
Secretary of State
Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
General Assembly
Rio
Columbus
Municipal classification amendment proposed for Ohio voters
State records show the General Assembly proposes amending Article 13 Section 6 to organize cities into three classes by population and limit taxing borrowing and credit use. Election voters would see Municipal classification amendment yes or no on ballots. Effective January 1 1904 with official secretary of state certification.
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General Assembly
State of Ohios
State of
Ohio
W. S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. B. Axcheer
Senate
United States OF America
I. Lewis
Columbus
Serious condition of John Fisher after runaway accident
John Fisher son of Commissioner Fisher remains in a serious condition after a runaway accident near Spring Mountain. He is about 25, married, with severe chest injuries and grave fears for recovery.
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John Fisher
Commissioner Fisher
Spring Mountain
Taxation Amendment Proposed for Ohio Constitution
The General Assembly proposes a taxation amendment to article XII section 8 to raise revenue for state and local purposes with uniform classification and exemptions for public property and small personal property, to be voted on the first Tuesday after November, 1905. The measure details ballot wording Yes for Taxation amendment and No for oppose.
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General Assembly
Ghigo
Mencay
State of
Ohio
W. S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
Carl L. Morett
Senate
United States OF America
I. Lewis C. Laylin
Proposed Ohio constitution amendment on county representation
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Article 11 Section 2 of Ohio's constitution. It sets election timing for November 1903 and details how counties' representative counts scale with population, ensuring each county has at least one representative. It includes ballot wording for adoption yes or no and official certification and dates.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
State
I. Lewis C. Laylin
Columbus
Proposed Amendment to Ohio Constitution Singles Liability
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Article XIII Section 3 and Section 2 of the Ohio Constitution to require private corporations to secure dues by legal means while guaranteeing stockholders are only liable for unpaid stock. Voters would see on ballots “For single liability amendment” or “Against single liability amendment” at the November 1903 election. State officials McKinopn Nippert sign and date the proclamation April 29, 1902.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Anglers Enjoy Day at Adams Mills Basin
A jolly fishing party fished Adams Mills basin on Thursday. The group included Mr and Mrs Peter Eckert Mr and Mrs William Houselton Mr and Mrs William Richeson Mrs Kate Rodgers and Misses Georgia and Emma Eckert Georgia Richeson and Mr Edward Hawthorn. The number of fish caught was not stated to the game warden.
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Adams Mills
Peter Eckert
William Houselton
William Richeson
Kate Rodgers
Georgia Aui
Emma Eckert
Georgia Richeson
Edward Hawthorn
Historical Club Meetings and Sewers Group Report
The Historical club met at Mrs. Thomas Smith's home on South Fourth Street with papers by Mrs. Trott on The French in Mexico and Mrs. Eblersele on The German War and the Third Republic. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Troy on Cambridge road. The Sewers group gathered at Mrs. Walter Winters’s home on Mainetree Weodnesday afternoon with attendees including Miss Shirley Fisher and Mrs. William Compton. Advertising improves business.
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Historical Club
Thomas Smith
South Fourth Street
Trott
Mexico
Walter Winters
Mainetree
Shirley Fisher
Wiliam Compton
Agnes Crawford
Georgianna Voorhees
James Lee
Mt. Vernon
Doan's Kidney Pills Proven To Relieve Back Pain
Mire. Isaac Elwell of 548 East Main Street Painesville Ohio wife of a well known contractor and builder says I suffered from backache for years and was often bedridden. In winter 1898 I was in poor health with severe back pains and stomach distress. Doan's Kidney Pills gave me more relief than any other remedy and I recommend them. Sold at mooder’s pharmacies 50 cents Foater Mulbura Co Buffalo NY
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Isaac Elwell
East Main Street
Painesville
Doan
Mooder
Fiarcg
Foater-Mulbura Co
Buffalo, N
Didnt Know Gun Was Loaded Wound Near Linton Mills
At Chas Harbold's home near Linton Mills two youths Elmer Magness and Clarence Harbold handled a revolver Magness claimed was unloaded. After repeated trigger pulls a shot fired striking Harbold in the thigh. Doctor Crisswell failed to locate the bullet though the wound is not considered dangerous.
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Chas
Harbold
Linton Mills
Newcomerstown
Elmer Magness
Clarence
Magness
Crisswell
Plainfield
Death Notices and Society Items Mixed
Mrs. Sarah Drake Winslow dies at home near Spring Mountain at 70 after paralysis struck three weeks earlier. Widow of Stephen Winslow she leaves two daughters and a son. funeral held at home and burial in Spring Mountain Cemetery. Also noted are a vaudeville stage incident at a summer resort and a marriage announcement for Eleanor Maxwell Thornhill weds Dr. Robert Avery Noble in Los Angeles with residence to Bloomington, Illinois after September 1.
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Sarah Drake
Stephen Winslow
Spring Mountain
Winslow
Frances Thornhill
Daghter
Eleanor Maxwell
Robert Avery Noble
Los Angeles
Cal
Noble
Bloomington
Ilinois
Balloon Escapes Into Sky With Prize To Be Claimed
A 20 foot diameter silk balloon released near St Louis during the World’s Fair dedication travels on steady winds across the country. It carries a pass good for the fair from May to December 1904 and a passenger ticket reward to the finder. Hydrogen filled, it may drift thousands of miles before descent.
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St. Louis
Pain
Oren Vallentine
Sorento
Ill
James Co. Hinsey
Worden
Carl Meyer
David R. Francis
Earth
Boys in Runaway Ride Ends Safely in Warsaw
Ray Mooney, about 14, and his younger brother rode in a wagon owned by Joseph Kuhn when the horses bolted. Ray grabbed the reins and steered the wagon toward a fence, tipping the wagon and throwing both boys. Ray escaped uninjured. his brother suffered a severe shaking but no serious injuries. An older man took over to drive the team afterward.
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Ray Mooney
Warsaw
Joseph Kuhn
Ray
Tet
Coshocton Youth Invited to Wittenberg Commencement
Friends of Calvin C. Root have received invitations to attend the commencement exercises at Wittenberg College where he will graduate. Roof is regarded as a bright Coshocton County young man and his success points to a strong future.
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Calvin C. Root
Wittenburg College
Roof
Coshocton County
County Taxation Plan To Be Discussed In Akron Meeting
County leaders from Summit Stark Wayne Holmes Knox Delaware Licking Franklin Casshelton Muskingum will meet in Akron on May 18 to discuss routes and funding for the C A G C railway line tax assessment.
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C. A. & GC. Railway
Akron
Summit
Stark
Wayne
Holmes
Knox
Delaware
Licking
Franklin
Cashoeton
Muskingum
Fire Destroys Alley Bonfire Threaten Barns
A bonfire in the alley between Ai avenue and Santi Piehth street nearly sparked a major blaze. A pile of bunkers on the east side of Contractor dole Kissner alley posed danger to several barns until neighborhood residents and firefighters contained the flames.
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Ai Avenue
Santi
Roosevelt shaped by church choice in early career
The Rev. George C. Richmond recounts President Roosevelt's switch from Dutch Reformed to the Episcopal Church after Harvard. Roosevelt sought work for God among urban people, joined a New York parish, taught Sunday school, and faced pressure to conform leading him to leave the church.
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Syracuse
N. Y
George C. Richmond
Roosevelt
Harvard
New York
Dutch Reformed Church
Episcopal Church
Denver Strike Numbers Top Five Thousand
Denver reports 2,300 more workers join the strike, bringing total strikers to over five thousand. The Building Trades Council declines a sympathy walkout and leaves action to individual unions. Strikers permit enough staff at packing plants to guard stored meat stocks.
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Denver
Building Trades’ Council
Bold charge at city caucuses yields deadly losses
Telegraph report from Manila May 16 says Captain Clough cases death toll after Bolomen attack at Sucatlan Mindanao. Overton of the Fifth Cavalry and Private Harry Noyes were killed, Private Hartley wounded, six Bolomen killed, and scouts at Calalman repelled with twelve Bolomen killed and many wounded.
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Thea Age
Manila
Clough
Overton
Fifth Cavalry
Harry Noyes
Hartley
Sucatlan
Mindanao
Calalman
Indian relics found near homestead spell historic camp sites
Ken Nelswander plowed up Indian relics including a perfect stone hatchet near his home north of town. The find links to an early Indian camping spot by a big spring, suggesting long-term occupation at the site. The report comes from the Holmes County Farmer. Warsaw's Warriors notes. The Warsaw Cadets under Capt. John Stanton drill well and are improving, having ordered a full campaign outfit including trousers loggins blouse campaign hat shirt knapsack haversack and canteen.
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Ken Nelswander
Holmes County
Warsaw
John Stanton
Schwab's New School Dedication Opens In Homestead
Schwab attends the dedication and opening of the C. M. Schwab Industrial School in Homestead. He is accompanied by friends from New York. Mrs. Harvey Simmerley of Tarberton visits Mrs. Anderson Reer on North Tenth Street.
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Pittsburg
Homestead
C. M. Schwatt Ti
Me. Schwab
New York
Mrs. Harvey Simmerley
Tarberton
Anderson Reer
North Tenth Stree
Angling After New Factory Shifts Local Hopes
West Lafayette residents show agitation over Coshocton capitalists planning an enameling plant. Sweeney and Ralff of Coshocton led the project and secured a dozen days option on Major Platt’s farm for 9500. They aim to form a board of trade to attract industry with a capital goal of 50000 and potential 100000 annual business, employing 50 to 75 people. the plant is likely to be built in Coshocton.
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West Lafayette
Coshocton
Sweeney
David Ralff
Corshocton
Yeateriay
Organiat 4 Board of Trade
Jande
Houis
Beach
H. B. Beach Co
Ralff
Lafayette
Jolly Hay Ride Ends With Social at Cochran House
A Friday night hay wagon outing chaperoned by Mr and Mrs James McDowell carried a group to West Lafayette. After refreshments at the Cochran home the ride back proved uncomfortable on the rough outside seat. Participants included the McDowells Bries Foley O Marron Weaver Harvey Bock Bachman McCarton Spaby and Wimmer plus Ed Wim mer Lee Flelbling Charles Weaver Chas McDowell Jay Murphy.
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James McDowell
West
Lafayette
Cochran House
Conshocton
Otto ‘Bries
Foley
Margaret
Q O’marron
Fannie Weaver
Mary Harvey
Bertha Bock
Amelia Bachman
Anna
Lizzie McCarton
Anna Spaby
Agnes McDowell
Wimmer
Lee Flelbling
Charles Weaver
Chas, McDowell
Jay Murphy
Fred Wimmer
Game Warden Borham Fined for False Arrest Worded**
Belmont county jury ruled Wednesday morning in common pleas court that A. T. Borham of Bellaire must pay Albert Doty 125 dollars for false arrest. Doty claimed Borham lacked authority to arrest him for hunting out of season and the jury sustained the claim.
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A. T. Borham
Bellaire
Belmont County
Albert Doty
Brink Haven Farm Sold in Coshocton County
Attorney Howard Wall acted as administrator for the David Easterday estate in disposing of a 25 acre tract in Coshocton County. The sale, to Frank Sapp for 605 dollars, places the property near the borders of Knox and Holmes counties.
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Brink Haven
Howard Wall
David Easterday
Coshocten County
Frank Sapp
Knox
Holmes Counties
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