Two States Briefs Mix Crime and Local News
A man likely John Buchanan known as Tattoo Jack jumped from Ninth Street Bridge into the Allegheny River, survived by a steam launch. three burglars were chased by Baltimore and Ohio agent Robert Kennett, one fled through a window. Cleveland naturalization talk, Carnegie Tech enrollment up, and city politics in Ohio covered with multiple local items and a prayer healing report.
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John Buchanan
Tattoo
Jack
Ninth Street
Allegheny River
Allegheny
Robert Kennett
Baltimore and Ohio
Wilmington
Kennett
Maryville businessman Nominated by 3rd District Democrats
Homer Southard a Maryville businessman, nominated by the Democrats of the 3rd district, which includes Champaign, Hardin, Delaware, Logan, Hancock and Union counties, for governor or related offices. The slate backs Bryan for president and Samuel A. Hoskins of Wapakoneta for secretary of state, opposing Senator Dick and Orin B. Gould.
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Homer Southard
Maryville
Champaign
Hardin
Delaware
Logan
Hancock
Union Counties
Southard
Democratic State Central Committee
Union County
Jorsing Bryan
Samuel A. Hoskins
Wapakoneta
Dick and
Orin B. Gould
Wife Deserts Husband After 25 Years
Mrs. Kingsbury seeks divorce from Lemuel M Kingsbury citing three years of separation since August 1881 [sic] and requests custody of the minor child and alimony from his 40 acre farm.夫妻共同记载显示婚姻自1884年起，现居地在 Wakeman Huron County。
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Lemuel M. Kingsbury
Clara
Wakeman
Huron County
Claude
Leon
Lyal
Hardy Food for Mother and Child Promoted as Ideal Diet
The article urges proper diet for nursing mothers and offspring, promotes Hardy food as the best brain nerve bone muscle builder, easily digested and economical. It warns against greasy foods and poorly cooked vegetables, claiming Hardy food sustains both mother and child and costs about 4 cents per meal.
Bries Nineteen Minutes Ad Hint From Hubert Day
Fragmentary note suggests a dealer may not have the item yet and mentions Hubert Day in connection with a brief window. Readable context limited. readers are advised to seek full listing or confirm availability before purchase.
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Hubert Day
Suppress the Billboard Seeks Advertising Reform
A New York Board of Aldermen resolution targets immoral or criminal billboard displays. The piece argues billboards offend streets and subway spaces, urging strict regulation and taxation. It notes Chicago and Buffalo lead crusades, with other cities likely to follow New York’s example.
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New York Board of Aldermen
Chicago
Buffalo
Ow York
Role of Dictator Sparks GOP Editorial Debate
The State Journal attacks Senator Dick and General Harris, claiming it acts like a dictator and places itself above the Republican party. Editors acknowledge not all Republicans share Dick and Foraker views but vow to avoid harming party interests.
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Foraker
The
State Journal
Senator Dick
Generall Harris
Earliest Strike Fund and Parisian Weavers Strike
The text recalls the 1724 Parisian stocking weavers strike where a crown a day was subscribed and workers were boycotted. It notes a major 1744 Lyons scarf factory strike of 12,000 workers that frightened the mayor into conceding every demand, claiming no more strikes followed.
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Lyons
Niagara as a Cow Milker and Public Utility
A debate on Niagara Falls balancing industrial utility with beauty. The piece asks if Niagara should prioritize breakfast foods carborundum milk production trolley service and regional work as a public asset while still preserving primeval woods and preserving spots that enhance the aesthetic life. It weighs economic use against preserving natural scenery and highlights Niagara’s role in attracting visitors and supporting state services.
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Niagara
New York State
Drink of Rum After Hand Is Cut Off Cites Harvard Study
An Ohio dipsomaniac cut off his hand in a woodshed to obtain liquor and, after bleeding, drank rum from the severed limb to declare satisfaction. The item also notes Elyria druggist H A Dykeman selling Hindipo Kidney Cure and Nerve Tonic with a guaranteed trial and free offer. Reporter Want Ads promise results.
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James
Harvard
Ohio
H. A. Dykeman
Elyria
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