Winter tourist and home seekers excursions by W L E
The Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad offers parlor car service on trains 32 33 34 between Zanesville Cleveland and connections at Navarre Toledo Cleveland Canton Zanesville for east west routes. Homeseekers tickets available with first and third Tuesdays monthly. Winter tourist rates from Oct 15 1905 to Apr 30 1906 to Florida Georgia Mississippi Cuba Central America Texas New Mexico with return by June 1 1906. Special homeseekers excursions to the southeast on Nov 7 14 1905 to Alabama Georgia Kentucky Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee Virginia and Florida with 21 day limit.
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Cleveland
Zanesville
Navarre
Pittsburg
Levie
West
Toledo
Kent
Canton
Zaneville
Ith
Eale
Sharon
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Cuba
Central America
Colorado
Navy
Texas
New Mexico
Havanna
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Louisville
Jacksonville
Tates
W. J. Davies
Alabama
Kentucky
Louisiana
South Carolina
North Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Michigan
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Cadine Kaleva Naeserene
Weat’ Branch Peneee O
Stratford
Lewiston
Walhalla Manistee Hasavennsges
Cabotenews
St. Helena
Roscommon
W. J. Daviea
Open Door Policy and Chinese Railroads Dominates Pittsburg Talk
Chinese minister Sir Chentung Liang Cheng spoke at a Pittsburg chamber of commerce dinner on China US trade and the Open Door policy. He warned American influence had waned in China since Russell & Co. failed, urged renewed competition, noted Europe wins as an advance agent via Chinese students and travelers, and urged US policy change toward a square deal and rail expansion in China. He contrasted European openness with American inhospitality and called for joint American-Chinese rail development to bind the nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chentung Liang Cheng
China
United States
Pittsburg
Far East
Great House of Russell & Co
Orient
Europe
America
Roosevelt
Manchuria
Lian Cheng
Pittsburgs
Thewestreims
Battle of Ballots Across States and New York Mayor Race
The report details McClellan's New York mayoral victory with 228 651 votes to Hearst 225 166 and Ivins 137 049, plus McAdoo ordered to have every ballot box sent to the elections bureau. It also notes broader post election results nationwide with reform wins in Philadelphia and disputes over Kentucky Indiana and Massachusetts contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss Cantein
George B. McClellan
New York
Alexander Bacon
F. B. Brown
William Randolph Hearst
Municipal Ownership League
William J. Gaynor
Cruise
Board of Aldermen
Tammany
Washington
Union Labor Party
San Francisco
Salt Lake
Kentucky
Blackburn
Louisville
Nebraska
Maryland
Rhode Island
Providence
Massachusetts
Democratic sweep hints at shifts in Ohio governor race
Reporters note likely Democratic gains across the Ohio slate as full returns lag. Governor Herrick defers comment until fuller results arrive while noting a Democratic Senate could affect appointment renewals. Several recess appointments linger, including Kennedy and Worthington, with terms and confirmations unsettled.
Pattison Plurality Reported At 31 728 In Ohio County Totals
The Times-Star tabulates Ohio county results showing Pattison leading by 31 728 votes. Leaders blame party machine, bossism and the Brannock law for Republican defeat while calling the outcome a reform wave. Gov Herrick’s defeat cited as caused by liquor interests and long standing grievances.
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Garber
Cox
Hamilton County
Democratic Party
Harding
Herrick
Bessism
Cam- Daigh
Brannock Hill
Pattison
Cincinnati
The
Times-Star
Political shifts threaten state boards control in 1906
The text notes vacancies in city review boards and state institutions may soon pass from Republican to Democrat control as Democrats win key offices like state treasurer and attorney general. It highlights the state board of appraisers as the appointing body and warns of possible deadlock or agreement in board selections under Governor Pattison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Pattison
State Board of Appraisers
Columbus
Wade H. Ellis
Miami and Erie Canal Transportation Company
Miami and Erie Canal
State Board of Public Works
Foraker Remarks Defeat Tied to Local Nominations Process
Senator J B Foraker issues a statement after Ohio Republican losses attributing results to local nomination flaws rather than national politics. He argues voters lacked proper representation and opportunity to place suitable candidates, suggesting systemic issues in party selection.
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Columbus
United States
J. B. Foraker
Cat
Ohio Olio: Summit County Bridge Contracts Questioned
A special grand jury finds Summit county commissioners awarded bridges without proper advertising or engineer estimates, costing taxpayers 40 to 60 percent over actual coal. 35 percent of contracts allegedly went to King Bridge Co of Cleveland over six years. Nov. 9 Akron and Fremont items follow.
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Buckeyes
Akrot
Summit County
King Bridge Company
Cleveland
MiddlesboroGang Leader Surrenders in Ky
Shelby Ball the alleged Middlesboro gang leader surrendered to Judge M J Moss in the circuit court. His brother Fronston Ball delivered him. Riley Ball, Shelby’s son, was captured in Cumberland Gap by Sheriff Green. Ball’s murder case connects to the slaying of barber Jack Bolen weeks earlier. Captain Frank Frantz named Oklahoma governor designate and ex Rough Rider.
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Pineville
Shelby Ball
Lewis Collings
Middlesboro
Cumberland Gap
Teen
M. J. Moss
Fronston Ball
Frank Ball
Jack Bolen
Riley Ball
Shelby
Sheriff Green
Clayborne County
Tennessee
Rough
Quthrie
Okla
Frank Frantz
Thomas B. Ferguson
Oklahoma
Frantz
Enid
Roosevelt
Osage Indias
Merguscn
D D D Company Advertises Curing Skin Disease
Testimonials praise D D D for curing baby with birth skin ailment and an old man with eczema after months of suffering. The letter argues skin diseases are not blood based and a parasite in the epidermis causes itching and burning, claiming the remedy reaches the true site of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Ohio
D.D. D. Company
IV. H. Walters
D. D. D. Remedy Described as Potent Skin Treatment
The preparation is a non greasy liquid applied externally that penetrates pores to destroy germs or parasites and clears the disease from the skin leaving a smooth soft and healthy covering for the body.
We Prove It D D D Co Skin Sample Offer
We arrange with the D D D Co to send free direct from their laboratory a large free sample bottle of D D D prescription and a 32 page pamphlet on skin diseases plus advice for your case from OG B Anderson, a leading skin specialist.
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OG. B. Anderson
Sample coupon request for D D D medical pamphlet
The notice requests a free large sample bottle and a D D D pamphlet plus consultation blank. The sender provides an address in Chicago and describes years of a skin disease but includes unclear personal details and formatting.
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D. Ou
Michigan 8T
Suite
Chicago
Metropolitan Life Testimony Rates Industrial Insurance Higher
John P. Hegeman president of Metropolitan Life Insurance testified before the insurance investigating commission that industrial insurance is much more expensive than ordinary life. He compared a $1,000 ordinary life policy at $16.55 per year with a $984 industrial policy at $31.20 for the same age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John P. Hegeman
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Insurance Investigating Commission
Hegeman
Collision and deaths mark grim news from across regions
A series of fatal incidents and disasters are reported. Nick Howard dies from injuries after colliding in Columbus. A typhoon devastates Oshima province Japan with extensive building loss. A Buckeye Steel Casting worker Michael Millett is killed by a crane. Lemuel Baughman is shot dead in Wisconsin. In Kentucky a man kills another during a family fight. A Pennsylvania train collision near Scranton claims ten lives and injures sixteen. An ad promises Mountain Tea tablets for a penny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Howard
Columbus
Oshima
Japan
Michael Millett
Buckeye Steel Casting Company
Lemuel Baughman
Lennie Woods
Prentice
Wis
R. L. Robinson
Greensburg
J. I. Durrett
Elijah Warren
Warren
Durrett
Locke- Wanna & Western
Scranton
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Amtvel
Wang Ot Coubectem
Effeat Mey
East Bound
Aene Wrens Lee
W H. Kipp
Coshocton
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Davies
Esp
Mal & Exp
Ly Cobhocton
Pss
Avondaie
Chili
Baltic
Sugar Creek
Barrs Mille
Dundee
Beach City
Justus
Conesville
Dresden
Tia
Chentusx Liang Cheeg
Pitteburg
Draper
Reform
Philadelphia
William H. Berry
Chester
Berry
Pennsylvania
Reform Organization
Fusion Party
W. M. Kennedy
Paul Worthington
State Board of Pardons
J. C. Morris
A. I. Vorys
M. D. Ratchford
Mark Sleter
Eestes
Adams Vane
Allen
Clark
Clinton
Columbiana
Crawford
Cuyahoga Aeee
Fulton
Gallia
Genuiga
Greene
Guernsey
Hamilton
Hancock Hardin
Ion Harrison
Henry
Highland Chee
Hocking
Holmes
Heron Ae Ase
Jackson
Jefferson
Knox
Lake
Lawrence
Licking
Oa Wee
Logan Sae
Shee Lorainat
Lucas Madison
Mahoning
Marion
Medina
Meigs
Mercer
Miami
Tetee
Monroe Asaee Montgomery
Morgan Er
Morrow
Eit Muskingum
Noble Ee
Ottawa
Paulding
Perry
Pickaway
Ike Ewan
Portage
Putnam
Richland
Ross
Sandusky
Wrens Wees
Edward J. Dempsey
Franklin
Dewitt C. Badger
Cuyahoga
C. W. Stage
Alexander Hadden
Tom L. Johnson
Pattiuon
Brandt Whitlock
Her-rick
Lucas County
Montgomery County
Snyder
Isaac Kinsey
Senator Foraker
OLIO
Akron
J. Perley Hale
Jeremiah Amundson
Fremont
Fremont Street Railway Company
Cinsara
Lisbon
N. H
Mu. P. Shen
D.D
Toh
B. Andere
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