Pattison challenges Newark speech on Ohio code and home rule
Columbus Ohio September 27 1905 Mr Pattison Democratic gubernatorial candidate challenges statements in Newark papers arguing the municipal and school codes reflect prior legislatures and political compromises He questions claims of graft and misuse of salaries while urging proofs for serious charges and asserting home rule exists in Ohio cities
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M. Pattson
Newark
Ohio
General Assembly
Herrick
George K. Nash
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
United States
Board of Public Service
George B. Cox
Supreme Court
Wool Buyer J M Thomas Dies After Illness at Mt Clemens
Washington Pa Reporter reports the death of James M. Thomas of Thomas Station after a heart treatment trip to Mt Clemens Michigan. He died Tuesday morning with his wife and son H N Thomas at his side. Born December 29 1838 he built a large mercantile and wool buying business across Coshocton County.
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J. M. Thomas
Washington, Pa
Coshocton County
Washington
James M. Thomas
Thomas Station
North Strabane
Liverton
Mary Glandon Thomas
Largest thoroughbred sale planned for December in New York
Lexington Kentucky reports J B Haggin will auction Rancho del Paso stud, the country’s largest breeding establishment, in December in New York. The sale will list thirty five stallions and more than six hundred brood mares along with numerous young horses, featuring stallions like Watercress Star Ruby St Gallen Goldfinch and Golden Garter among others.
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Lexington
New York
Rancho del Paso
J. B. Haggin
California
Charles Berryman
Elmerf Stud
Imp
Watercress
Star Ruby
St. Gallen
Goldfinch
Golden
Garter
Sis Modred
Toddington
Glenheim
Maxio
Goldspioner
Died in Schoolroom at Kentucky School for the Deaf
Professor L Eddy aged 75, noted astronomer and oldest teacher at the Kentucky state school for the deaf in Danville, collapsed and died in the schoolroom on September 29.
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Danville
L. Eddy
Kentucky State School For the Deaf
Eddy
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A. E. Bond
Columbus
J. P. Forbes
Bond
Steinbloch Company
Son
Price
Forbes Block
Coshocton
MR. Pattison
Smn
J. L. Kirk
Walnut Street
Barcroft’s Grocery
Kentucky
F. L. Fuhr
Hogan Block
Bell
Ves SA Pfoul
Geo. G. Snow's
Union
N. H. Price’s
Roscoe
Malin St. Bell
GOT
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