Solons Work On Banking Bill Free Text Books Bill Gets Through Senate
In Columbus on March 25 radical changes were made in the Thomas banking bill, extending inspection to private banks and setting loan limits for commercial and savings banks. The senate passed a measure providing free text books and supplies to schools with options for funding and voter approval. A joint resolution on state deposits and a constitutional initiative debate also advanced, with opponents seeking conference on the referendum provision.
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Columbus
Thomas banking
house
senate
Pollack
board of education
Howe
Cleveland
state board of deposits
Patterson
Cincinnati
Atwell
carrs
Three Assassins Slay Banker in New York Blackmail Case
Santo Malallico, a wealthy banker at 2022 Second Avenue, was stabbed by three blackmailers as he entered his office. He resisted their demand for money, joining a growing list of victims in New York City's blackmail rings, with another millionaire fleeing the city yesterday.
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American Press
New York
Santo Malallico
Second avenue
Malallibo
Pasque le Pati
Satan
osiel
dan Balan
Amity Mi
pias
Pim
Paige
Getta
Gremendes
kyers
saad
Keddie
Taft
Saeed
Warden Gould Testifies on Penitentiary Punishments
Warden Gould told a legislative committee investigating the penitentiary about punishment methods, deprivation of privileges, grading of inmates, and limited use of the water cure. He cited Brown’s isolation after refusals to work, and noted Ralph Little was paddled while under court insanity. Mary E. Markey was admitted to probate with RO BR Mackey appointed as executor.
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American Press
Columbus
Gould
Wood
Brown
Lawh
latey
Ralph Little
Pranklin county
Mary E. Markey
BR. Mackey
Bank suspensions rock New York as depositors gather
Black Hand forces guard Elizabeth Street offices as Patu Patl and Son suspend banking amid 4000 furious depositors. The firm, claiming current status, promises full payment and plans to resume in two weeks. Nearby B Aerfield and Son also suspend, citing depositors’ excitement. Patl recently acquitted of an aboarder charge linked to a Black Hand member.
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New York
Puaquate Patl & Son
Elizebeth street
carrent
Pati and son
B Aerield and Son
Pati bank
Black Hand
Pati tank
Pati
Praincesca Pellera
Black Land
pata
iline Melanker
Senator Hemenway bill on automatic self-dumping ashpan
Washington May 2h. Senator Hemenway introduced a bill barring railroads from using locomotives in interstate transport unless equipped with an automatic self dumping and self cleaning ashpan. The railroads would have until Jan 1 1909 to comply after which injured employees may recover damages regardless of contributory negligence. A similar bill was also introduced in the House by Representative Grafflinis.
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American Press Telegram
Washington, Mien
Hemenway
Graftllinois
Correction From Monvas's Times Repeats Local Quarrel Fame
A correction notes the fame of Charley Rotert was misattributed in Monvas's Times to a street quarrel of sweethearts. The proper names are Cr. Rangers Hatysey 0 Murray 28 percent, a Bedford te farmer, and Cleo Caltson 17 from Perry.
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Monvas
Charley Rotert
aloy o
Cr. Rangers
Hatysey
Murray
Bedford te
Cleo Caltson
Perry
German government spurns Hill for American ambassador post
Washington March 25 The German government declines to accept Dr David Jayne Hill as American ambassador to succeed Charlemagne Tower who resigned Hill is currently minister to the Hague and remains in diplomatic service despite the rejection.
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Washington
David Jayne Hill
Charlemagne Tower
Hill
the
Hague
Steamer Columbia sinks at lock 18 on Ohio River
The Columbia, towing a show boat from Marietta, hit lock 18 in the Ohio River and sank within two minutes. The crew and passengers were rescued.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Columbia
Marietta
Ohio river
Serious Scarlet Fever Strikes Martin Family in East Chestnut Street
Orvil and Mildred Martin of East Chestnut Street fall severely ill with scarlet fever. Parents Mr and Mrs Martin report Orvil lost consciousness last Saturday and remains in serious condition. Five year old Wild red contracted the disease recently but not yet showing severe symptoms.
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Orvil
Mildred Martin
Mroo
Mre
Martin
East Chestnut street
exeh
Wildred
City Council Deliberates On Third Street Sewer and Street Work
The city council met with two members absent and focused on sewer costs estimating construction at 440 dollars. A vote on suspending rules was postponed to the next meeting. A Fourth Street crossing petition received second reading and bids for street paving were reviewed. The Cosden National Bank bid 2 percent on city funds was accepted amid votes on two sail bills.
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hinds
third street
Fourth street
Ve & O
Board of Public Servic
Cosxavetan National Bank
aalourigedd
North Dakota Democrats seek Omaha platform and Bryan support
A North Dakota state central committee meeting crafted a skeleton platform and resolutions to submit to the state convention. They urge Bryan as the proper choice for Denver and aim to instruct delegates to vote for him at the Denver national convention. Meanwhile, New Orleans judges declare Taow island primary election laws unconstitutional in a civil district court ruling stemming from a candidate’s rejected affidavit.
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American Press Telegram
Nebraska
North Dakota
Bryan
Denver
Plate Chaituan Carle
New Orleans
Taow island
King
civil district court
Secretary of state
Divorce case may follow girl's death
Fragmented text suggests a prosecutor McGowell faces pressure from influential townspeople amid a murder inquiry. The piece notes fear of community backlash, false whispers, and the need for witnesses to come forward to support a grand jury probe into a girl's death and potential crime.
Complaint of Small Consumers Faces Gas and Power Fees
The Ohio Attorney General Ellis will inquire into charges by public service firms including gas, electric, water and other utilities. Powell Crogley, attorney for Columbus consumers, lodges the complaint against Union Gas and Electric of Cincinnati, arguing pricing should be fair across all customers and not biased by quantity.
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Columbus
enio Macrhcininate
betwenn
Wale T H. Ellis
Unie Gay and Electric company of
Taggart Holds Rally Lead In Indiana Democratic Delegates
Indianapolis March 25 A report on yesterday's primaries shows 75 percent of Marion county delegates chosen to the state convention backed Tom Taggart. The result signals Taggart's strong position in his bid to remain Indiana member of the national Democratic committee amid a fierce contest.
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Indianapolis
Tom Taggart
ett
Marion county
Indiana
Taggart
national Democratic committee
Williams Fights for Republican Party Mand Action
Leader Williams of Mississippi declares intent to force the Republican Party to act on employer issues. Speaking amid agricultural discussions, he announces a willingness to filibuster on occasions where opportunity arises to expose Democratic demands. Democrats cheer the move as a test of GOP resolve.
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Republican Party
Washington
Williams
Mississip M
Sermon on Neglect by the Tabernacle
A fragmented sermon discusses neglect and moral decline, referencing deceit and temptation. It mentions moral decay, believers and preachers, and contrasts earthly misdirections with a promised redemption through faith. The text alludes to social pressures, ambition, and the desire for wealth, urging spiritual vigilance.
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TABERNACLE
Indiana Democrats outline 1900 convention delegates
The Democratic state convention in Indianapolis plans to nominate 87 candidates for state offices and to instruct delegates for Bryan for president and Kern for vice president if he seeks the Denver nomination. The funeral for Georgiana Maple will be Thursday afternoon, with services at the Methodist Protestant church and burial on the South Lawn crematory.
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diana
Indianapodla
Willi Jennings Bryan
Joha Wo Kern
thin city
Indiana Democracy
Denver
Georgiana Mapel
Rev
Fisher
Methaist Protestant church
Soldiers Cigaret Fiends In The Forces Of Ireland
The article discusses cigarette addiction among soldiers, noting higher officers eye indulgence and the impact on discipline. It suggests that indulgence weakens the force and could lead to broader social concern about soldiers' conduct and health.
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manon
Mogengee
Genel Grentett
Treland
Real Estate Transfers in Coshocton and Surrounding Townships
A long list of real estate transfers across Coshocton County and adjacent townships including Adams, White Eyes, Goshen, and Richland. Transactions feature parcels in Coshocton village, Madison, Jefferson, Linton, and more, with prices ranging from 1 to 7,000 dollars and involving numerous trustees, heirs, and private buyers such as Miller, Bowers, Zimmerman, Detle, and Wright.
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Alvin Co
fellatee
Warsaw
damson
ike A
don
Millar et al
FR. Miller AG
RO geres
Adams
Y Bisney
Harvey Renmoer
bob
oneres
Linton
Chas Thomas Youd
Wall
Susi 'Msh
Mary ol
Foater
Nedites Foie Deliit & McCannell
oH. Madison
A. Cn
Lowa
Bowers
Mohiwk Village
Iva Zimmerman
Char
Stevers
Adama
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