Ohio constitutional amendment proposed by General Assembly
Transcribed text from Ohio General Assembly records dated 1902 1905 outlines proposed amendment to section 16 article II of Ohio constitution detailing bill passage hearings governor veto procedures two thirds votes and adjournment rules plus ballot wording constitutional amendment governor's veto yes or no and certification by Secretary of State Lawson Laylin Obscure OCR fragments reference McKrney F B Archer and official seals Columbus Ohio January 27 1905
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State of
Ohio
Rar Assembly
Osach
General Assembly
Veneres' Assembly
Secretary of State
Ohio Municipal Classification Amendment Proposed by General Assembly
Copy of a 1903 Ohio Joint Resolution proposed to amend Article 146 and Section 2 to classify cities by population into three classes, with thresholds and powers restricted. Certification by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin dated January 27, 1903, and signature of Speaker McKerrygoy and Senate President Arcee.
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Ohio
OS McKkrygoy
House of Representation
F B Arcee
Ratem
Senate
Columbus
Postoffice discontinued in Danford Guernsey County
The Danford postoffice in Guernsey County is discontinued and mail is now delivered by Cambridge route No. 7. Noble County W C T U to hold its fifth annual convention October 1 at Caldwell M E church. A Canal Dover druggist sued Tuscarawas Home Telephone for 1000 damages over removal of his phone after 90 days notice. Opera House programs contract awarded to Ed C Compton and Louis Glanare for printing. Miss Seward secures trimmer position at Dunkirk.
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Danford
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Noble County
M. E. Church
Caldwell
Suee Telephone Company
A. Andreas
Canal Dover
The
Tuscarawas Home Telephone Company
Opera House
Ed. C. Compton
Louis Glanare
Tax Amendment Proposed for Ohio Constitution
The 1903 Ohio legislative proposal asks voters to amend Article XII Section 2 to authorize revenue raising for state and local purposes. Taxation would be uniform within classes with exemptions for burying grounds public schoolhouses and other public institutions. personal property exempt up to two hundred dollars. Ballots show Taxation amendment Yes or No with the change effective January 1 1904. The certification notes April 29 2002 adoption of the amendment and January 27 1903 signing by Secretary Lewis Daylin.
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Odie
State of
Obie
General Assembly
W S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
Cass L. Nivert
Senate
United States of America
Ohio
Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Columbus
Proposed Amendment to Ohio County Legislative Districts
A 1903 state constitutional amendment proposal from Ohio. It seeks to adjust Article 11 Section 2 to allocate representatives by county population ratios. The document outlines ballot wording for Yes or No and is signed by officials including Lewis C. Laylin as Secretary of State.
Ohio amendment vote on stockholders liability proposed
The General Assembly of Ohio resolved to submit on the first Tuesday after the 61st Monday in November 1903 a proposed amendment to Article XIII Section 2 of the state constitution. It would limit stockholder liability to unpaid stock and allow ballot wording for or against the measure. Secretary of State certification accompanies the joint resolution adopted April 29, 1902.
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General Assembly
Clav Stetion
State of
Ohio
Dushing
Mekixsox
House of Representatives
Senate
Javz Uniirn
Anlrica
Oitto
Opice
Luwis GC Lallin
Oto
Tiony
Columbus
Lovely Woman Is Again Blamed In B and B Case
Hunter arrested Wednesday on charge of robbing T C depot at Alexandria then turned to Newark authorities arraigned by Mayor Cailly bound over to court with $300 bond Newark police chief swore out warrant alleging threats with a revolver Hearing postponed He traced by watching Mrs Bryson with whom Hunter was seen keeping company tickets bought at Newark depot for Coshocton alerted authorities Also brief note: Willie Robertson defeated Portsmouth 10 to 1x at Piqua and an apple tree in Canal Dover bears blossoms. a girl prefers an upright piano to a dour upright.
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H B&b. Hunter
Alexandria
Newark
Cailly
Hunter
Bryson
Coshocton
Coshocton Improvement Co Builds Picturesque Kenilworth Homes
The Coshocton Improvement Company develops on Kenilworth avenue in Coshocton, turning a summer expansion into a realm of elegant, modern dwellings. With a $50,000 capitalization, H D Beach presides and S H Nicholas manages. The project includes 31,763 square feet of cement walks, cement foundations, and Birch interiors, aiming for about ten daily rental inquiries as five houses rise with plans by Schiver of St. Louis.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
America
H. D. Beach
A. N. Common
F. E. ,Pomerene
George A. Hay
John Lorenz
S. H. Nicholas
Cambridge
Coshocton
C.emilworth
Cambridge Road
Walnut Street
Mie
Kenilworth
Schiver
Nicholas
Granddaughters pallbearers for Franklin widow Rebecca A Clark
Rebecca A Clark aged about seventy six died at her Franklin home on Wednesday. Born December 24 1828 she married William M Clark in 1848 who died two years ago. Survived by one brother four sons two daughters twenty six grandchildren five great grandchildren. She belonged to M E church at Maysville fifty five years. Funeral by Rev Thranp at Franklin M P church, burial in Franklin cemetery. Six granddaughters served as pallbearers. Thimble Party highlights social gathering hosted by Mrs D O Thompson on Park Avenue with a decoratively set room and a refined supper. About thirty genesis attended Mrs Thompson’s hospitality.
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Rebecca A Clark
Franklin
Clark
William M Clark
M E. Church
Maysville
Thranp
Franklin M P. Church
Franklin Cemetery
D O Thompson
Park Avenue
Genesis
Busy opening at Sixth Street theatre sets stage for Arizona
A flurry of activity marks the upcoming opening of Augustus Thomas play Arizona at the Sixth Street theatre. workers place scenery while carpenters and mechanics finalize the set and programs are awarded to Chas Larpmont for Cap One. In Coshocton the Pope Gosser pottery kiln starts, signaling rapid industrial growth and hiring, with 40 workers now and 120 soon, while Frank Grahem earns a lodge teak of enquire at Knights of Pythias.
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Sixth Street
Augustus Thomas
Arizona
Columb Hus
Ambruster
Eama Bs Express
Lechmcians
Chas
Larpornter
Pope-Gosser
Coshncton
Pope
Coshocton
England
Florida
North Carolina
Dugres
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Frank Grahem
Heating Plant Being Enlarged In Highland
Heating expansion shows hot water systems in more homes and offices. New installations include Joy Thompson Locust street, Dr Jesse McClain Main, and many local residences and businesses. About fifty more houses planned this fall as pumping capacity doubles with three new boilers. Manager Callahan features in Billboard article. Sixth Street street grading proceeds. Fox Hunters’ meeting postponed to November 5 1903 due to Holmes county fair.
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Joy Thompson
Locust Street
Jesse McClain
Main
T. A. Montgomery
Clarence Gosser
South Fourth
Thomas McConnell
South Third
J. S. Elliott
North Fourth
Mars. Wilson
J. J. Rose
Newton Speckman
Chestnut
A. N. Compton
George Beall
Dayton
N. B. & M. Insurance Company
Fox Hunters
Holmes County
Gentral Ohio Sportsman's Association
Doctor Becomes Messenger for Pittsburg Railroad
Dr Charles Carpenter of Killbuck has secured a position as express messenger on a railroad into Pittsburg and will leave soon to assume duties. At Parkersburg High School the freshmen girls form a football team with a captain and manager in place and plans for a game against the boys team underway. The boys expect a challenge but are not fully confident of winning.
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Charles Carpenter
Killbuck
Pittsburg
Parkersburg High School
Mde
Strawberries On Sale At Local Market By Smith and Murray
Smith and Murray offered Strawberry stock for two days nearing the end of last week. Grown by JG Piehman near Paint Valley, the berries were large, fine in quality, and in high demand. The merchants sold out their entire stock quickly. Millersburg editoral note.
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Smith & Murray
Stora
JG Piehwnan
Paint Valley
Millersburg
Gallant Company Renews Old Days Reunion at Randles Home
The Gallant Company H of the 97th regt held its annual reunion at William A Randles home near Warsaw. Eight members attended along with Capt J M Compton Ebner Almack and others from Bloomfield Indiana and nearby. Guests included soldiers from other regiments neighbors and friends. The Randles offered warm hospitality.
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97Th Regiment
Wiliam
Mrs. Randles
Millinery Opening Brims With Exquisite Hats In Coshocton
Crowds flocked to Coshocton millinery shops on opening day as Mrs Robertson Lang Mynn Lennon and Stewart stores showcased a rich display of hats from velvet and fur to chenille and ostrich plume. Womens fashion items included chic black brown and colorfully varied hats with autumn parlor decor enhancing the scene.
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Coshocton I
Gainsboro
Miss Lang
Lang
Miss Ruth Bryan to Wed W F H Leavett in October
Miss Ruth Bryan daughter of William Jennings Bryan will marry W F H Leavett of Newport on October 3 in Lincoln Nebraska. Meantime construction on the Canadian building for the world’s fair began last week with a 100 by 100 foot two story structure surrounded by a portico. Its cost is listed at 25060 dollars.
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Miss Bryan
Lincoln, Neb. Sant
Miss Ruth Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
W. F H. Leavett
Newport
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Bnorbicet Ca. Om
Ahae
McKrney
F B Archer
States of America
Secretary of States
Lawis C. Laylin
Lewis Larrim
Lewis C Laynrn
Miss Seward
Dunkirk
Lewis
Daylin
Evary
W Os McKinnon
Oro
Wiercer
Lewis Lavitn
Willie
Whclile Robertson
Piqua
Portsmouth
al Kuenzh
P. Abrogast
Seventh Street
Canal Dover News
Kentworth Avenue
Carolina
Pallbea
NEW Theater
Perry County
Fowler
Callahan
Billboard
Cincinnati
Joe Callahan
New
Sixth Street Theatre
Doc Waddell
Sixth Street Theatre Company
Stewart
Ainess
Palace of Machinery
Scio College
Scio, O
General Agent Co
Lyon Denman
Chestnut Street
L Berry
New Castle
Lott
West Carlisle
Wheeler
Hall
Lance
Barnes
F. M. Franklin
Chubb
Helmick
Randles
Neal
P. O. Duncan
Holmes Co
Luke
J. A. Bloomfield
Babcork
Mound
Whittemore
Daniel
Keene
Graham
Jno
Canal
Canal Lewisville. Lorenz Bros., Chill. Leavengood
Avondale
Richmond
Frank
Orange
Stowe
S. A
Ilaleta
Fouts
A. L
West Lafayette
McClure
Coshocton, O
Lawson
Dave
Warsaw
Beers, Dr
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas
Ferguson
C. M
Roscoe
Hooker
Mrs
Fablen
Blissfield
Frew
W. M. Smith
BE. Anderson
Siegrist & Williams
Samuel Gamble
Snyder
Seth
Burch
F. Ralston
A. G. Smith
W. A. Timmons
Smith & Dawson
Hutchinson
Hahn
Gro
Co. Ross & Son
Williams
Cari
Garerott
L. B. Kents
Kitchens, George, Carroll
M. J. Burns
Nipws
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