Ohio Daily Age advertising rates and a Roosevelt link
A fragmented notice outlines advertising charges for the Daily Age with five cent per line increases for charity solicitations and obituaries. It includes distribution details, and remarks from Senator Dick about President Roosevelt and the 1904 campaign in Ohio, mentioning Taft, Fairbanks, and Parker.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Fair Banks
Woraker
Pattison
Jetze Parker
Bie
U.S
Howell
Judge Parker
Bryan
Dozen Found Watery Graves After Hudson Accident
Beverly New Jersey October 23 six men drowned in a Delaware River collision between a launch and a barge off the town. Three others were rescued by the Bristol tug crew in tow of the barge. The drowned include Captain John Winch and several Philadelphia residents. Captain Mott’s tug watched for survivors but could only save three. The barge’s impact capsized the launch, carrying all aboard to the water.
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Beverly
N. J
Delaware River
Berge
John Winch
W. R. Russell
J. Rutherford
Winch
Folus Ells
Joan Stevenson
Samuel Ileron
Norman Delaney
James Tonkerx
Philadelphia
Croyden
Bristol
Mott
Bordentown
Inheritance Tax Brings Ohio About $400,000 In First Year
The direct inheritance tax law, in effect a year and a half, yielded about 400000 to state treasury. Five large counties supplied 290000, Cincinnati 190000 of that total. Noted estates in Cincinnati, including Walsh and Hickenlooper, illustrate the tax base from wealthy heirs. Initial revenue lag gave way to expectations as the law operated.
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Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Franklin
Montgomery
Cincinnati
Walsh
Hickenlooper
Auditor of State
Hoplifters Held by Police in Indiana and New York
Four men and four women in Indianapolis are jailed on grand larceny charges after detectives say they form two professional shoplifting gangs. They allegedly stole furs and silks across several Indiana cities. In New York City, Police Commissioner McAdoo warned officers not to arrest unescorted women merely for being out at night, while promising action against abusive conduct.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indiana
New York
McAdoo
Hunting dogs field trials set for Thursday at Avon kennels
First county field trials for setters and pointers to be held next Thursday at the Avon kennels. Entry is open to all sporting dog owners with a $35 gold medal awarded to the winner for one year and permanent ownership if the same dog wins three straight years. Trials run from early morning to noon with lunch at the Avon kennel residence. Entries must be made with C. D. Brooke by Wednesday evening.
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Avon
Avon Kennel Ground
C. D. Brooke
Monument to Pope Pius X Unveiled at Riese Parish
A monument to Pope Pius X, funded by Catholics worldwide, was unveiled in Riese the pope’s birthplace. The pope appears giving a benediction as the village decorates with flags and inscriptions. Mrs. Jesse Weaver and two sons of Titin visit Thomas Powelson’s home.
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Pius X
Riese
Liate
Jesse Weaver
Titin
Thomas Powelson
Imarkle Miners Return to Work in Hazelton
Hazelton Pa Oct 24 The miners of Markle Company who struck last week have decided to return to work. The driver boy who caused the trouble must remain idle until the wages issue is decided by the conciliation board agreed to settle the dispute. The driver quit claiming pay at the standard rate and others quit in solidarity.
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G. B. Markle’ & Company
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