Longworth act upheld as constitutional in ballot case
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the Longworth act constitutional in a test case brought by the attorney general against the secretary of state. The decision holds that amendments adopted by political parties may appear on election tickets. The ruling also affirms a prior decision allowing railways to organize and regulate voluntary relief associations in a Crawford county case against the Pennsylvania railway.
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Columbus
Supreme
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Crawford County
Pennsylvania Railway
Stray Shots on Roosevelt Policy and Ohio Democratic Debate
A Philadelphia Record opines hopeful on Beirut showing of the American squadron under President Roosevelt while criticizing Tom Johnson and his anti Democratic stance. The Ohio campaign trail features vigorous partisan disagreement and accusations of anti union sentiment.
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Philadelphia
Beirut
Roosevelt
Johnson
Reduced Fares to Denver Via Pennsylvania Lines
Brotherhood of St Andrew’s National Convention travel offer lists reduced fares to Denver by Pennsylvania Lines from October 3 to 7 inclusive. Ticket agents provide details and booking information for members and attendees.
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Denver
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Lines
Hagee's Cordial Promoted for Blood Health and Nerves
Purported health claim describes pure rich blood as strength and lists nervousness sleeplessness indigestion anemia and rheumatic skin conditions as improveable. The notice says Hagee's Cordial purifies enriches blood feeds impoverished nerves and contains cod liver oil benefits. Sold by all druggists prepared by Keatharmon Chemical Co St Louis MO.
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Hagee
Keatharmon Chemical Co
St. Lowis
Hotel Planned on East Chestnut Street
A two story modern brick hotel with a restaurant will be built on East Chestnut Street at the corner with the W and L ER tracks on property owned by Mrs Reed. Work to begin this fall with a possible third story later depending on business.
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East Chestnut Street
Reed
Chestnut
Debt on Building Wiped Out at Eleventh Street Church
The Eleventh Street Church of Christ announced it has freed its building from debt. At Sunday services the final payment of 175 dollars was received and the last note cancelled, marking four years of growth and thriving progress in the city.
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Eleventh Street
Church of Christ
Chicago
C. A. MacDonald
Clarke Denunciation and Campaign Remarks Highlight Ohio Senate Race
The piece reviews John H. Clarke as the Johnson candidate in Ohio, denouncing Democrats and warning of dishonesty in the Senate. It contrasts Clarke with Thurman, notes his self-justifying honesty claims, and mentions related travel ticket notices and Philippine cultural notes.
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United States Senate
John H. Clarke
Clarke
Johnson
Senate
United States
Ohio
United
Calvin S. Brice
John Clarke
Brice
Allen
Thurman
Tax claims edge toward a million as Johnson injuncts loom
The piece portrays Tom L Johnson facing over a million dollars in unpaid taxes and penalties in Cuyahoga county. It notes four years of injunctions delaying action, shifting tax burdens to taxpayers while Johnson maintains wealth. It forecasts political consequences in Ohio and Cleveland amid the dispute.
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Tom L' Johnson
Cuyahoga County
Johnson
United States
McKinley
Cleveland
Ohio
Beyvery
Tom Johnson
Dynamited threat prompts tighter security in Butte
Watch for dynamiters after a black mailing demand of 50 000 from the Northern Pacific. Despite no violence by Oct 6 authorities tighten precautions, including disarming outward bound hunters.
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Butte
Mont
Northern Pacific Railroad
Single Land Tax Debate Cited from Herrick Speech
Colonel Myron T. Herrick argues against a single land tax in a Chillicothe speech. He contends such a tax abolishes established revenue, hinders excise, cannot be fairly assessed, threatens free institutions, burdens farmers and homeowners, and fails to aid the poor or curb monopolies.
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Ohio
Myron T. Herrick
Chillicothe
Feud Feud Ends in Deadly Wounding in Nolan West Virginia
In Nolan West Virginia William Mc Coy shot Everett Thompson a son in law of the Flatfields wounding him fatally the 20 year feud spilling over from long standing animosities. In Muskegon Michigan George P Barber husband of the late Faith Templeton died at age 70 from injuries in a three year old runaway accident.
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Platt
de Tengreghi
New York
Thowse Collier Platt
United States
Lillian T. Janeway
Washington
Senator Platt
Ellen Lucy Barstow
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Theodore Janeway
Arlington
Traedy
Nolan
W. Va
William McCoy
McCoy
Everett Thompson
Flatfields
Faith Templeton
Muskegon
Mich
George P. Barber
Henry George Jr Tour With Tom Johnson This Year
Henry George Jr travels through Ohio with Tom Johnson as he did last year. He is described as a single texer and the son of the inventor of a cherished idea dear to Johnson.
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Henry George, Jr
Ohio
Tom Johnson
Johnson
Cambridge Team Seeks Return Date With Coshocton Club
Cambridge boys sent a letter Monday praising Coshocton Athletic Club for fair play after last Saturdays game and requesting another match. Mrs Edward Kipp and infant visited Wellsburg hosts Mr and Mrs W H Kipp on Chestnut Street before traveling to Newcomerstown for a visit prior to returning home.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Boys
Coshocton Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Coshocton Boys
Edward Kipp
Babe
Wellsburg
W. H- Kipp
Chestnut Street
Newcomerstown
President Cassatt Commences Westward Inspection Trip
President A. J. Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad and the board of directors began their annual inspection trip Sunday night from Philadelphia. They will cover the western lines from Pittsburg first, with no final westward route announced. No hotel rooms have been secured, and a visit during the fair may occur.
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Cassatt
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Fourth Street Paving Progress Near Completion
The Barber Asphalt company is rapidly advancing on Fourth street paving and is expected to meet the contract schedule. Work will begin at the youth end next week and continue to Walnut street, with completion anticipated by the fifteenth of this month.
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Fourth Street
Barber Asphalt Company
Walnut Street
Johnsons rough shod talk sparks Democratic resentment
The Dayton News cites Johnsonites abusing Democrats as the party grows restless. It notes old-time Democrats with street railway ties opposed to Johnson and hints at power plays in Summit County with Judge C. R. Grant as a potential nominee. Ships to Beirut are praised for their cost-saving aid.
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Dayton News
John L. Zimmerman
John R McLean
Johnson
Akron
C. R. Grant
Summit County
John McBride
Grant
Cleveland visitor Samuel Zetty and Judge Voorhees travel
Samuel Zetty of Cleveland visited friends here. Judge Voorhees has gone to Mt. Vernon to attend duties in circuit court.
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Samuel Zetty
Cleveland
Judge Voorhees
Mt. Vernon
The Woman Who Brags and Domestic Tribulations
A compact essay condemns women who boast about wealth beauty or social prowess while urging discreet sharing of woes only with a spiritual adviser doctor or divorce court. It counsels acceptance of riches beauty and happiness as inherited duties and downplays personal complaints. Auto Party reports Miss Myrtle Taylor and others visiting Miss Taylor’s parents in Warsaw for Sunday supper.
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Alaska
Hostetter
Myrtle Taylor
Messrs
Thomas Gray
John Gray
Carl Hinig
Miss Taylor
Lyman Taylor
Warsaw
Quiet Wedding of George Lavery and Daisy Shaeffer
George Lavery and Miss Daisy Shaeffer, two well known local youths, quietly wed recently. They kept the ceremony secret and left this morning for Seattle Washington to start their home.
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George Lavery
Daisy Shaeffer
Seattle
Wash
Maccabees Initiation Event At Warsaw
A large crowd from Coshocton Maccabees attended an initiation in Warsaw on Monday evening. The Warsaw team impressed with the initiatory work and Coshocton members were invited to an initiation in Forbes hall on October 14. Attendees from Coshocton included George Borderskircher H E Bowen Charles Ash tens George Cooper J B and J R Thomas Hyvan C Harris Algernom Fisher Kyle Bricker M J Valentine Alva Richards and Ross Hoover.
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Maccabees
Warsaw
Coshocton Maccabees
Forbes Hall
Messrs
George Borderkircher
H. E. Bowen
Charles Ashtens
George Cooper
J. B
J. R Thomas
Hyvan C. Harris
Algernom Fisher
Kyle Bricker
M. J. Valentine
Alva Richards
Ross Hoover
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Wiles Grocery Co. Distibutors
California
Northwestern
W. J. Davies
Coshocton
Dayton
Union Veteran Legion of the
U. S
National Convention Union Veterans’ Union
Louisville
Philipppines Fro
Pat Saape
Laredo
Tex
Big Bill
William
Devery
New York City
Independent People’s Party
Hazel Bush
Cannellville
Albert M. Wetter
Masaillon (O
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of
England
Boston
Wayne MacVeagh
Hague
Main Street
Park Hotel
Turnkey Necker
Seth
Wagoner
Weasel
Norfolk
Eurica
Wilmnington
Liverpool
DR. Fenner
Sthay
Auto Party
Itaa
Myr
Lakena
Sippeysnoe
Asa
Tippenanoe
THE
Life Plant CO
Canton, Ohio
Prga Cvaasl As
Yocum’s Coshocton School of Business
Citizens Phone
Selby Building
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