Market Price List From Snyder & Son and Hanley & Go
The markets show corrected buying prices for butter eggs beans beeswax chickens potatoes cabbage onions and lard. Retail figures list per dozen eggs per pound country ham shoulder salt and other staples with noted variances between producers.
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Ohio Gubernatorial Race Sets Stage for Biennial Election
In Ohio the Herrick administration enters its final weeks as anti saloon league pressure and defections test party loyalty while a constitutional move toward biennial elections gains traction. Roosevelt led in national totals with sizable margins. local returns in Columbus and Akron point to shifting political alignments among Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Market Reports From East Buffalo to Toledo
Market notes list cattle, sheep, calves, hogs, and mixed livestock prices across cities including East Buffalo Cleveland Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati New York and Toledo. Prices cover steers, cows, bulls, heifers, milkers, lambs, wethers, calves, hogs and various grain and feed quotes with range values and unit marks.
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Election night across states shows party confidence and fusion efforts
Reports from Lewievitte and Indianapolis detail Democratic and fusion leaders claiming victory margins. Unarmed citizen deputations guard polling places to deter fraud while wager pools exceed $200,000 on mayoral outcomes. In San Francisco, Partridge leads fusion against Schmitz as Democrats and Republicans foresee shift. Rhode Island politics favor Republicans for upper house though close overall. Roosevelt votes in Oyster Bay and Mormon Church head Smith remains neutral. Reed Smoot backs Lynch as Gentile police chief candidate.
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Governor predicts large Republican plurality in Nebraska
In Lincoln Nebraska on November 7 Governor Mickey said before leaving for Osceola he expects the Republican ticket leader to win by 30 000 to 35 000. Former State Chairman Lindsey echoed a 30 000 plurality as a fair estimate while Democratic readers offered no figures yet expressed confidence in the outcome.
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Bowlers to Enter Canton State Tournament
The Star bowling club will send a five man team to the State tournament in Canton next week and enter individual contests as well. Coshocton’s delegation includes Hildebrand Pfleger Glaser Arnold Westerlind and Reed.
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Out for Year as Saint John's School Proposes Football Ban
The sporting editor of The Age receives a radical letter and resolutions from Saint John's School Manlius New York dated October 23 1905 proposing a two year boycott of football by prep schools and high schools to force rule changes and curb professionalism and brutality in the game
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Challenge Of Newark Taken By Local Bowling Clubs
In response to the Hayes All-Stars bowling club challenge from Newark, Park View and Star Bowling clubs submitted letters to management on Monday requesting dates for matches.
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High School Team Gears Up for Mt Vernon Clash
High School Re ready for Mt Vernon as the team begins light practice to regain form for the upcoming Saturday game. After a long layoff since the Riverside park contest with New Philadelphia, several players are out of shape but will work to sharpen. Mt Vernon, seen as the toughest foe this season, impressed by Granville last Saturday where their second Denison University squad was held scoreless.
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Coshocton Football Season Delayed by Player Illness
The Coshocton football team will not practice this week due to many players on the hospital list. There is no game scheduled for the coming Saturday, then a game with the Indians at Columbus next Saturday, followed by no contest until Thanksgiving Day.
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Quintet Team At Park View Opens Five Pin Club
A quintette club has been launched at Park View bowling alleys with an open challenge to all comers. The crack five pin rollers are Tom Crowley, Harry Richards, Fred Smith, Fred McDonald, and Harry Balch, and the team will roll any ten in the city.
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Harry Richards
Fred Smith
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