Hoar anti trust bill faces congressional hurdle
Washington letter surveys Senator Hoars proposed trust lifting bill and its swift backlash led by Representative Jenkins of Wisconsin as Congress weighs rights and penalties. Debate spans statehood for Oklahoma and Indian Territory and Cuban and Newfoundland treaties with protectionist opposition and diplomacy concerns.
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Massachusetts
John J. Jenkins
Wisconsin
Jenkins
House
Congress
Washington
Senate
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Cullom
Kasson
Public Sale at Residence Near Denver on Jan 13 1903
Notice of public sale by Wm H Deniston and Wm Bell auctioneers includes livestock 3 shorthorn cows 1 Holstein cow with calf 3 bred heifers 2-year-old steer 16 sheep 4 brood sows 1 Poland China boar 10 fall shoats 3 mares two wagons farming implements and timber goods. Terms: over 5 dollars credit 10 months with note and security under 5 dollars cash. Sale starts 10 am.
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Denver
Poland
Harrison
Wm. H. Deniston
Wm. Bell
Boy's Knee Pants Sale at A. E. Graf's
Corduroy and cassimere knee pants for boys offered at 50 cents each by A. E. Graf's. Sale bills printed on demand and a sale notice appears in the Tribune free.
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A. E. Graf’s
News Notes From Twelve Mile and Nearby Regions
Local column with visits from Peru to Denver, Twelve Mile and Mexico residents, a Baptist church lighting project, a music committee success, and various ads for goods at A. E. Graf's. Notices include family updates, illness, and a funeral obituary for a mother.
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Graf
William Vanée
Peru
Denver
Wag
A. E. Graf
Baptist Church
Truman Murden
Twelve Mile
Wesley Andrews
Edith Grable
Ted Sullivan
Memoirs of Rowena Carlisle 1825 1902
Rowena Carlisle of Genesee County New York born April 16 1825 died December 29 1902 aged 77 years 8 months 13 days wife of Jacob Zook of Montgomery County Ohio nine or ten children are named among survivors with grandchildren great grandchildren and sisters. The obituary recalls family devotion and a peaceful death with mourners surrounding her bedside as she passed to the heavenly realm.
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Wilson Anglesby
Lebanon
Ohio
Lewis T. Baker
Wilmot
Rowena Carlisle
Genesee Co
N. Y
Jacob Zook
Montgomery Co
A BY
Death
Earth
Heaven
Woman Falls Down Stairs at Woolleytown Home
Mrs. A. C. Cunningham, visiting Merritt Murphy near Woolleytown, fell down stairs and was unconscious for a period. She suffered bad facial bruises but no serious injuries reported.
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A. C. Cunningham
Merritt Murphy
Woolleytown
Man's leg broken after horse kick at stables
Walter Stowman was kicked by a horse while trying to harness it on Saturday morning. His leg just below the knee was broken and badly bruised. Dr. Piper treated the wound at once.
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Walter Stowman
Piper
Angi
Tribune Area Announces New Per Line and Copy Fees
The Tribune reports new charges start with this issue for Resolutions of Respect and Lodge notices at two cents per line Card of thanks at twenty five cents Extra copies for non subscribers at five cents each and sale of old newspapers.
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Tribune
New Year Sermon and League Notes at Denver M. E. Church
The Denver M. E. Church thanks the pastor and family for the New Years turkey and invites all to attend Sunday services. Special meetings begin and will be shaped by the Lord's help. Sister Knisely leads the League with special music and cabinet installation Sunday evening. The Perrysburg gifts are gratefully acknowledged and all members are urged to join in worship and song.
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Denver
Turkey
League
Sister Knisely
Perrysburg
Jesus Christ
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Platt
Connecticut
Hoar
Colombia
Hay
Dr. Herran
Friends of Colombia
Mawman
Kintington
Jessie Bell
Retol
A. E. Graf's
Will Bell
Gustin
East End
A. E. Grat’s
Will Murden
Nettie F. Wilkinson
Plymouth
Ind
E. P. Morehouse
Crofts & Reed
Lulu Gustin
Friend & Newbold
Rochester
Orion Hoover
Sedgewick
Kansas
Mexico
M. E. Church Notes
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