Examiners Report on County Treasury Examinations
After two days work L O Dawson and W Keith completed the semi annual examination of the county treasury and filed their report with Probate Judge Donley. The balances show overdrafts in several funds including County, Judicial, and undivided general tax with detailed amounts for infirmary bridge children s home and other accounts. Outstanding orders total 5804 87 and liquor tax remains undivided.
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L. O. Dawson
W. ©. Keith
Donley
Judicial
Children’s Home
Institute
Crawford
Frankin
Pike
Ave Carlisle
Archbishop Ireland May Be Made Cardinal
Rome March 13 The summons to Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul to Rome signals a possible appointment to the cardinalate as consistory nears. Ireland will travel to Paris to confer with French clergy on church state relations in the United States and U.S. perspectives, possibly remaining in Rome as adviser to the pope. An American cardinal is expected, with a private audience granted to J Pierpont Morgan and the Hollins party.
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Rome
Ireland
St. Paul
Paris
United States
France
Richard
Holy Father of
J. Pierpont Morgan
N. B. Hollins
New York
Hollins
The Good Roads Bonds Plan for New York State
The proposed bond program envisions a $60,000,000 highway improvement fund funded over five years with annual $5,000,000 issuances. State pays 50 percent of interest, county 35 percent, town 15 percent. A single mile may cost $60 extra in town tax, with higher costs for expensive roads. funding shares scale by mile and local conditions.
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New York State
Supervisors
Albany
Committee Gives U K to Whitely Enterprise
Coshocton business and farm committees led by A M Marshall N Speckman J W Nethers and others visited Springfield to inspect the Whitely harvester enterprise. They found the charter stock and assets solid and recommend proceeding with locating a factory here worth about 50000 dollars. Newton Spackman named trustee to receive stock subscriptions until terms are met. An early meeting is planned to report.
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A. M. Marshall
N. Speckman
J. W. Nethers
C. Kistner
Ed. Norman
G. W. Mullen
Springfield
Whitey Harvester Enterprise
Coshocton
Times
Newton Spackman
Misleading Tree Agent Claims on Locust Planting
The Glue Experiment Station cites letters warning against locust tree pitches offering fast post growth and rootless sprouts. Experts note true growth takes 8 to 12 years, sprouting from roots occurs if damaged, and livestock or poor soil further hinder cultivation. Names include Fdeard & Steele and Nellie Allen of Coshocton.
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Ohio
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets Ad for Digestive Ailments
An ad promotes Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets claiming relief for constipation indigestion liver and kidney troubles pimples eczema impure blood and headaches. Manufactured by Howusten Dave Comrant offers special low rates to Montana Oregon and British Columbia with a February 13 to April 1, 1906 travel window.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Howusten
Dave Comrant
Medion
Wie
Paoen Ruggets
FCS
Montana
Dabo
Achiaatos
Oregon
British Columbis
Apel Tila
Ence
Ex Mayor Guetay Tafel Struck by Street Car
Cincinnati report says former mayor Guetay Tafel was struck by a street car on March 13 and is in serious condition. No further details on injuries or hospital reported.
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Cincinnati
Guetay Tafel
Wheeling Receives Through Tickets
Wheeling's local office received consignments of tickets and instructions for selling through tickets over neighboring routes across the state. Since the 2 cent fare adoption, tickets had been sold only to junction points.
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The
Wheeling
Lights Go Out at Longwill Opening Night
The Longwill dry goods store opening was disrupted as lights failed twice during the event. The Johnson orchestra played on in darkness while visitors viewed spring goods, and the proprietor decided to close after the final outage.
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Longwill Dry
Roscoe Council Holds Short Session Appoints Officials
The Roscoe town council met for a brief session last evening and appointed J. A. Cornell as street commissioner and J. B. Reed as health officer and town material officer. Reed’s health was noted as improving after a winter of poor health.
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Roscoe
J. A. Cornell
Reed
Metzgar Estates Outlawed by Dutch Statute of Limitations
David Jayne Hill, former State Secretary and Hague minister, affirms that Metzgar claims were myths. He cites Dutch law from 1852 declaring unclaimed estates irrevocably eschewed after five years, noting investigations show these estates never existed and were frauds targeting American credulity.
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David Jayne Hill
Agsistant
the Hague
Times
Metzgar
Hague
United States
Hill
Holand
Holland
Anneke-Jans
Cronkbelt
Cronckbeit
van Cot
van Dussen
Webber
Brandt
Metzger
Edward Downes
Consel
Amsterdam
Resignation of Dresden Pastors Shifts at Zion and Bat Tint
Two Dresden pastors resign with Rev Rol a Dyer leaving Zion Episcopal Church to oversee aged parents in Galena Ohio. Rev B Le Neff, pastor of the Bat Tint Church, plans to resign effective April first, a move not publicly announced as to future plans.
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Dresden
Rol A Dyer
Zion Episcopal Church
Galena
A&cioto County
Aptthira
Hia
B. le. Neff
Battint Church
Ohio House Votes to Boost Dow Tax
Special to the Draily from Columbus March 14. The Ohio House passed a bill by 66 to 46 raising the Dow tax from 350 to 1,000. Debate split along party lines with 47 Republicans and 19 Democrats for the bill, 10 Republicans 2 independents and 34 Democrats against. A $500 compromise failed. Proponents argued higher tax raises revenue and curbs dives. opponents feared radical form but feared passage if lowered. Springfield race riots were cited to justify a high tax. Bills passed cover pharmacy law alignment, library organizer, legislative reference department, a one mill township hospital levy, mine safety sprinkling, stone weight standard, coal-miner experience, and freight train crew size. The House also approved Freiner’s measure enabling AG to enforce short-haul limits. Senate defeated Robarts’ bill banning liquor sales near dance halls. Senate passed Minter’s railcar coupler, dog tax collection, and accident-report updates. New bills include stripping corporate stock ownership powers, township levy votes, leasehold lending by insurers, state depository bidding, and security-for-funds rules.
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Columbus
House
Aiken
Springfeld
H.W
Braun
Ohio
Tf. B
McGinnisa
H. B
Stockwell
Shankland
Not For Profit
Hill
Columbiana
Ashbrook
Crawford
Elson
Representative Freiner
Senate
Robarts House
Enalie
Iowe
Minteer
Mr. Wilson
Berry
Otkr
Mro Duvall
Fiatoe
Rengtor Tlarper
Tt Shell
Billa
Mgr. Williams
Mr Atwell
Ward
Howe
Fonda
United States
Atate
Hotel Man Sold Booze in Dry Newcomerstown
Newcomerstown March 14 John W Conley imprintor of the Fountain hotel was arrested Tuesday on a charge of selling liquor in a dry town. The case for hearing Tuesday night was postponed due to the illness of an attorney. Additional arrests are expected as the case against Cooley was developed by the Law and Order League.
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Newcomerstown
John W. Conley
Fountain Hotel
A.her Arests
Cooley
Law and Order League
Baltic Votes Dry in Local Option Election
Baltic residents chose dry status for two years in a local option election on Monday. The tally was dry 62 to wet 48, a 19 vote margin. Three saloons will close on April 17, ending Baltic’s status as a regional drinking hub amid prior drunkenness and no violence during voting.
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Baltic
Roscoe Pastor to Undergo an Operation
Rev Maighttean of Rosenwitsce moved to the Protestant Hospital in Columbus by train 19 for an operation to remove a growth. He has been ill for weeks and is somewhat better. SICK AT WAKATOMIKA. McClurdy went to Wakatomika to tend Mrs Maston who had been very ill for twelve weeks.
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Maighttean
Rosenwits
Wakatomika
McClurdy
Stanton Maston
Program of Exercises for Library Benefit Part Two
A community program details a two night benefit at Sixth Street Theater March 28 and 29 directed by Mike Lillian Caarns, featuring a comedy titled One New Governess and a cast including Mira Oakley and Miss Michel Riggs. Preparations progress as children from local schools perform routines including Venetian Flower Drill and Stage March, with notes on local residents and a baby daughter birth.
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Prigeelia @reeremeane
Baat Mbytes
Proderee Datrmont
Pelya Speeds
Their
Goveriend
Migs Palnan Catens Prehsia
Daty
Gervaud
Sixth Street
Mike Lillian Caarns
Anneunest
Mountain Mail
Heyet Maret
Sone Doddbr
Dub
Ir Peonemy Cosumes
National Wallroom
Treasury Examination Underway in County
The semi annual examination of the county treasury is being conducted today by the examiner appointed by the probate judge. The firm W. & Kelch of Warsaw is serving in this role along with Bb Of Driwson. Official oversight continues as the process proceeds.
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County Treasury
W. & Kelch
Warsaw
Driwson
Cure for Catarrh Promised in Early 1900s Ad
Readers are told a $100 reward for any Catarrh case Hall’s Catarrh Cure claims to cure constitutional disease by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It touts testimonials and nationwide sales claims urging readers to try the patent remedy from sellers listed as Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Constitutional
Mini
Catarrh Corp i
1906 Wall Paper A New Up-to-Date Line
Now ready for spring trade. All kinds styles and prices. A complete line of mouldings stock plate rail angle beading chair rail and c. Over 600 different styles in stock. We trim and deliver free all wallpaper bought of us. Call and see us.
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Fdeard &. Steele
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Longwill
Remove Baloon Scheene
Representative Roberts
Draily Pass
Royer
Franklin Township
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Swirin
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Hay Avenhe
C. E. Anderson
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Main
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Coshocton Haste
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