Roegler patents and political chatter mingle in Ohio column
A comic patchwork notes Roosevelt remarks and local patent notices from Ohio inventors. Names like Dunne and Jacob appear amid a list of recent filings from Cleveland to Akron. The piece blends political commentary with patent announcements and regional posturing.
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Thia
Agex
Ohio
D. Swift & Co
Washington, D.C
Buster
Heim
Belpre
King
Marion
K. Wer
Kohlmyer
Lorain
Longfellow
Hamilton
R Miller
Salem
Neth
Dayton
Oberly
Canton
Elyria Daily Reporter Subscription Rates and Delivery Notes
The Daily Reporter lists delivery options and prices including weekly and yearly carrier service. Subscribers are urged to send complaints and orders to the main office by phone for proper delivery arrangements.
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Mgr
Babechpcion
Pam
Daily Reporter
Elyria
Rawaon
Bell Main
Republican Printing Cosses
Foraker Taft Rivalry Echoes in Ohio Opinion
The article surveys Northern Ohio sentiment on Galt and Foraker with Taft favored. Mansfield editor Capellar forecasts a Foraker win by 50,000 over Taft in Ohio, citing labor and church votes and Brownsville troop ties. It notes limited white support for Foraker and questions about editor bias and political dynamics.
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Galt
Foraker
Taft
Vine
Ohio
Western Reserve
Exitor Rowe
Meeing Gazette
Medina County
Capellir
Mansfield
Columbus
Capellar
Seattle
Sage of
Cappeller
Brownsville
Mude
Odd Utterances and Anecdotes Span Oceans and Time
A jagged excerpt collects a mosaic of quips and stories. It recalls the Jackson family dispute over marriage, Sir Thomas Lipton’s shop chat about genuine butter and imitation, a Boston–Oklahoma exchange about westward travel, a Cherokee remark, and a clergyman’s imagination of Pierpont Morgan funding Salome’s staging with a contrasting Easter note on church subscriptions.
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Thomas Lipton
Laptons Limited
London
New York
Thomas
J Pierpont Morgan
Conreld
Metropolitan Opera House
South
Morgan
Suburban church plans new building after old torn down
A reader asks if the old church will be demolished before the Methodists erect a new place of worship. The correspondent includes a $2.50 check as support for the construction.
Foraker and Taft Rivalry Highlight Canton Speech
In Canton the crowd welcomed Senator Foraker with praise for his oratorical skill but the public mood favored Taft. The paper notes Foraker’s skill in steering delegates and the subtle influence on presidential nomination, while observing Taft’s growing support and the limits of Foraker’s political reach.
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Foraker Knox
Cleveland
Ludero
Cantor
Confort
Cantors
Forners
Canton
Taft
Otto
Cupid and Congressmen Travel Prompt Romance Headlines
The piece notes Dan Cupid as a traveling passenger for Congressmen on overseas trips to the Philippines and beyond. It mentions Mr Tongforth of Che Mr Cochran and Mr Shevley of Kenyucks yielding to influences for happiness and an engagement announced upon return with the Cannon pards from the West Indies. The column questions what drives such discussions and whether shipboard life or duties shape the trend.
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Dan Cupid
Philippines
Tongforth
Che
Cochran
New York
Shevley
Kenyucks
Ufe
West Indies
Twe
Saele Sims
Congress
Harriman Corruption Sparks Public Alarm over Wall Street
The writer condemns Harriman and allied financiers for corrupt practices and warns that past remedies pale beside future measures if New York financial interests persist. The piece urges directors of Union Pacific to heed warning signs and reassess their public trust and conduct.
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Harriman
Wall Street Securits
New York
Harrien
Union Pacific
Biggest Bargain Ever Offered for Sale
For sale a large seven room house with a good barn on Weert Side near shops. Suitable for boarding house with fruit trees grapes currants cistern lake water and gas. First payment ten dollars per month at six percent interest. Apply C. A. Cox. Reporter Want Ads bring results.
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Weert
C. A. Cox
Frick for U S Senate and Cholula Pyramid Decay
Reported push in Pittsburgh and Harrisburg to name Henry C Frick as successor to Senator Penrose sparked national political speculation about a rich man’s conspiracy against President Roosevelt. Simultaneously Cholula Mexico faces a widening crack in its historic pyramid endangering the temple, with earth removal and base decay cited as weakening factors and Prof Leopold Batres set to inspect.
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Pittsburg
Henry C Frick
Boles Penrose
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Frick
Penrose
Cholula
Pueblo
Mexico
Leopold Batres
Archaeological Monuments
Chohda
Ancient Shrove Tuesday football in Atherstone and Warwickshire
The London Daily News reports the 800 year old Shrove Tuesday football tradition in Atherstone with business paused as players from trades join in the public game along Watling Street marking a historic stump.
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Atherstone
Warwickshire
London Daily News
Watling Street
Rhinoceroses Rampage Farm Near Fort Gibba
Two rhinoceroses cause heavy crop damage on Mr Trollip’s Rhodesia farm and pose danger to workers. A crocodile also attacked while fishing, adding to the farm’s wildlife hazards. The issue includes a health ad for KODOL digestive aid, promising stomach relief with a guarantee.
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Rhodesia
Trolling
Fort Gibba
Trollip
Fragmented notes on life and humor from a bygone column
A jumble of short items mentions Skidoo Per Pound Young Jobson, wedding costs, Boston mayor misquoting Emerson, cold feet remedies, a Readsboro woman subsisting on crackers, and a wariness about public trouble. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
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Jobson
Absut Minded Professor and Wife Compile House Leads
A perplexing exchange shows a husband compiling a table of statistics from numerous addresses his spouse suggested for a new dwelling. The fragment hints at a domestic query over possible home options and data collection in progress.
Entertainment guidance for babies reassures parents
A brief note suggests babies benefit from ample self amusements and reduced parental intervention. It argues that independent play supports nervous system balance and overall health, urging caregivers to allow babies more time to entertain themselves.
Food for Household Pets and odd notes on animals
A scrambled assortment discusses feeding pets with meat over scraps, warns bones from fish and chicken being dangerous, and notes an elderly man of eighty aiming to study at Frutigen Switzerland to meet legal exam requirements. It mentions pirates and pilots plus Dippold farms and steamboat apprenticeship details.
Wild Anurala Lese Pear of Man Fearful Wildlife
Fragmented notes describe wild animals retreating from humans as Mississippi floods bear down. The text hints at man’s protective role and mentions a questionable remedy priced at 34 cents, including Hollister Rocky Mos and Lea arrolets.
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Hollister
Rocky Mos
Lea
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