Local Government Officials and Positions Listed
A list enumerates local government roles and names including Auditor Fred Wagner City Prosector J C Daugherty Treasurer George T Ayres President of Council R F Timmons and council members Charles F Broome Bert C Senter Daniel Hudson along with public service board Farley Connerty M H Denzer and Hutchinson Clerk W Orenner Treasurer Joseph Kuntz Justice of the Peace M W Wimmer Samuel Gamble Constable William Jeffries C C Graham Board of Education J A Jennings and Assessor R H Mohler Precinct 1 John Fowler Prec 2 south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
M. W. Wimmer
Samuel Gamble
Constable
William Jeffries
C. ¢. Graham
No Third Term Debate Sparks Roosevelt Nomination Talk
The interview with Longworth from Oyster Bay discusses a possible third term for President Roosevelt, noting two conditions that could force or deter a nomination. He dismisses the notion of any change in mind, while acknowledging potential shifts amid political pressure and reactions from Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longworth
Hawaii
Roosevelt
Indaw
Aluce
Longworths
Bern
Oyster Bay
Tao Oll Indi
Ann
Denvanil
Bryan
Pandore
Harmon a Democrat 2 Presidential Possl
Fragmentary OCR note from Odio states a 61 year old man, once a preacher, seeks a Democratic presidential nomination. The text references Governor St Bee Feet and vague dates around 1446, but details remain unclear.
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Odlo
Lawyer Harmon’s Career and Reform Stance Highlighted
A profile traces Harmon’s life from Denison University through Hamilton County public service and a mixed legal career. It notes his ethic of universal access to justice, his refusal of large retainers, and his resistance to railroad trusts, criticizing his stance in the Santa Fe case and defending his opposition to concentrated power in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elessentery
Wtudson
Deatson University
Ohio
Denison University
Hamilton County
Cincinnat
George Hoadly
Cincinnati Law
Greenley
Usts
Clawinnor
War Office
Judyon Harmon
P Hold
Santa Pre
Harmon
F. N. Judson
Moody
Paul Morton
Judson
Cay AB
Tranquiavouri Freigh’ Association
Ata
Erad Miller
Benjamin Hartison
Charancogn
Acton
Taft
New Essey Corporation
Ter
Agen Eles Yy
New York
Washington
Fragmented text hints at political centralization concerns
The readable portions warn of sexual peril and power centralization in government. It mentions Devalesc and the president as focal points, suggesting fears about increasing control at the national level.
Hearst Plans Lindependence Jeete to Form National Party
Mr Hearst aims to organize his Lindependence Jeete into a national party and distance the League from the two older parties. The move follows Bryan’s refusal to back Hearst for president at the national Democratic convention, where he voted for Senator Cockrell of Missouri. If Bryan is nominated, the League may run a ticket to oppose him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Thag
League
Bryan
Cockrell
Minsouri
Alana
Democrata
Mr. Hearst
Democracy
Heart
Lincoln
Republican Party
Whig Party
Repeblican
Minda
Congress
Jackson
Mich
Jefferson
Independence League
Democratic
National League
Fragmented Musing on Investments and Public Notice
Readable fragments reflect varied opinions on patents and investments from sources like the Canton Repository and Cleveland Leader. The text mentions Standard Oil, a large financial figure, and a war secretary’s speech, alongside unrelated notes on vinegar coloring and a president’s fishing remark.
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Taft
Celestials
Shanghai
Secretary of War
Canton
Cleveland
In Sickness or in Health The Bank Invitation
An unseen banking notice invites readers to join a long-standing institution noted as a United States depository in a city state. The ad claims the bank has 100000 invested in government bonds and emphasizes prudent, profitable relations with customers both small and large.
Patrick Quinlin Dies Suddenly in Colchester Immigrant
Patrick Quinlin, 30, formerly of Colchester England, died at his home on North Tenth Street after a brief illness with rheumatic fever. A trained nurse who served in the Boer War era, he had traveled widely including India Africa and Australia. He leaves a wife an American son a mother and father and several siblings. Funeral is set for Friday at Sacred Heart Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Quinlin
Colchester
England
North Tenth Street
Altho
Quinlin
Plymouth
Engand
aAtith
Quintin
India
Africa
Australia
Malta
Mary Quinlin
East Chestnut Street
Waterford
Ireland
Tenth Street
Synan
Popcosser Pottery
Thomas Quintin
Thomas
George
Ane and Canals and a Mixed Press Echoes
A collage of speculative notes and remarks from a Washington Herald column. It jokes about Kenesaw Mountain, Judge Landis, Martian canals, and the Panama comparison while mocking print paper prices and political figures including Rockefeller and Roosevelt. The piece surveys public sentiment and satire without a single cohesive news thread.
Coshocton Panoramic View Postcard Preview
Annnerson received previews of a new Coshocton panoramic postcard. The image, taken from a hill north of Roscoe, shows the city from the pottery district northward to Pleasant Valley with the two rivers and nearby bluffs in the foreground. The color print is noted as striking and is meant to be folded before mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CR Anerson
Coshocton
Roscoe
Pleasant Valley
Advertising Pays Ten Cents Per Hundred Says Kaneas Man
A Kansas man asserts advertising is profitable after losing a five dollar bill and then retrieving it through an ad in his own newspaper. He later found the bill in his vest pocket and now claims advertising yields exactly 10 cents per hundred.
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Kaneas
Rise of Prohibition in the South and Oklahoma Statehood
A Washington correspondent outlines the spread of prohibition across the southern states and its political implications. The piece notes dry counties in Virginia, Texas, Georgia, and Kentucky, plus state and local prohibitions affecting railroads, with race and politics shaping white support for temperance. It also discusses Hearst’s independence league and Roosevelt's Oklahoma statehood stance amid a national debate over direct legislation and gerrymandering.
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Wills J. Abbot
Washington
Atlanta Constitution
South
Virginia
Ittchmond
North
Tithhman
South Carolina
Texan
Sicke Smith
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Ray
Maye
White House
Taft
Oklahams
Roosevelt
New York
Chase
Vdmit Ofstranion
Oklahona
Tinlay
Washington Post
Minde
Market prices for flour and produce across regions
Wholesale and retail price lists show flour at various per bag and per bel rates, mixed poultry and cwt figures, and produce like apples, potatoes, and onions. Regional cattle hogs and sheep values are listed for Chicago Pittsburgh Cleveland Cincinnati and Boston markets with specific steer heifer cow and calf prices, plus milk and wool notes.
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Tyty
Emebiss
A- G. Ralston
Dulles
Chicago
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Wool
Pennsylvania
Wepsne
Kentucky
Indiana
New York
Toledo
Cleveland Judge Rules Franchises In City Fare Battle
Judge Lawrence of the common pleas court holds as valid the three cent fare franchises west of the public square while east side grants, except for a section on East Fourteenth Street, are invalid. Mayor Johnson is exonerated of financial interest in the low fare issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamerican Press Telegram
Cleveland
Lawrence
The
Common Pleas Court
Mlega
East Fourteenth Street
Johnson
Fourteenth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ian
City OF
Mayo
James B- Tmanner
Fred Wagner
J. C. Daugherty
George T. Ayres
Council
R. F. Timmons
Charles F. Broome
Bert C Senter
Daniel Hudson
Board of Public Service
Farley Connerty
M. H. Denzer
Hutchinson
H. Hanlon
Charles Craig
A. Wernett
Charles Fleming
J. P. Bonnett
Kem Latier
HL H. Richards
ED Brink
Board of Education
P McGinnis
Tuscarawas Township
J. £. Wolfe
W. Orenner
Joseph Kuntz
J. A. Jennings
Assesenc
RH. P. Mohler
John Fowler
Buty
MR. Sayah
Smart
Standard Oil Company
United States
Remi
Marietta Times
Kansas Board of Health
Kansas
Youngstown
Columbus Press Post
City Depository
Govearnment
Nat'l. Bank Cor
4Th Streets
Bryanettes
Kenesaw Mountain
National Park
Kenesaw Landis
Panama Canal
Mars
Washington Herald
Rockefeller
Kenesiw Mountain
Mr Fish
Ma Waneman
Parth
Amomobdilen
Siscok
Oklahoma Constitution
Maine
API
Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Mnva
Atlanta
Bistory
York
Union
Ty Mentaipal
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