Roosevelt's Message Attacks Wealth and Inheritance Tax
President Roosevelt sends annual message to Congress detailing inheritance and income tax, calls for constitutional amendments, and urges action on trust reform. He criticizes injunctions, Japanese immigration, marriage and divorce laws, and urges tax reform and currency revision. He proposes ship subsidies, warns on tariffs, and hints at a provisional Cuba government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Moston
Las Piotibieras SL
Hiatant Rye WM
Cuba
Bond suit set for Dec 11 in Huron County courts
The case of Citizens Savings Bank of Lorain versus T W Fancher and bondemen aims to recover $16,000 from stock speculation losses. The action, filed by the bank’s legal representatives, names several prominent New London businessmen and seeks recovery of funds lost when the bank broke.
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T. W. Fancher
W. B. Walker
Huron County
Nealgnee
Citizens Savings Bank of Lorain
New London
Elyria Approves City Sewer Plans For Five Miles Of Lines
City council moves to build about five miles of sewers on Glendale Erie West River Lake Spruce Foster Oak Warrane Taylor Fairlawn North orp Homer Harrison Columbus Woodbury Irondate Hoffman Garvin Tuscarawas School Highland Court Fremont Waverly. Bids expected by February with work possibly starting next spring under the city plan approved by the State health board.
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Glendale
Erie
West River
Lake Avenue
Spruce Street
Foster Avenue
Oak Street
Warrane
Taylor
Fairlawn
Northorp
Homer
Harrison
Columbus
Woodbury
Irondate
Hoffman
Garvin
Tuscarawas
School Highland Court
Fremont
Waverly
Elyria
Conner On Tuly US
State Board of Health
A New Swindle Targets Rural Households
A swindler visits farms and country homes with boxes of writing paper and envelopes claiming a five dollar bill is inside one envelope. He sells a box for five dollars so buyers think the box costs nothing. The ruse ends when the last envelope is opened and all envelopes are empty leaving the purchaser with the box and a lost five dollars.
Progress of Ohio schools exhibition at show
Columbus December 1 The first state chart of Ohio schools in the Northwest Territory shows the scope of public education from early subscriptions to taxing support. The chart, prepared by James Jones commissioner, tracks common schools townships training schools universities colleges high schools kindergartens and other educational establishments. The piece promises a comprehensive history of the Buckeye State education system and its funding from 182w to 1849. Kedol digestive remedy ad notes its compliance with the National Pure Food and Drug Law and availability from Chicago lab DeWitt Co with nationwide distribution through druggists.
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Columbua
Ser
Terrtory
Atse
Ohio
Tive
Tames- Man
Uue
Comnon Schacts
Tama
Buckaye
B.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Kedol
Windram clan ties cited in Vinol endorsement notice
Mrs. Sarah J. Windram of Chicago, cousin of Zachary Taylor and grandniece of Alexander Hamilton, lauds Vinol as a palatable tonic derived from cod liver oil. H. C. Crandall of Badys Drug Store touts Vinol’s iron and body-building elements and offers money-back trial, with Elyria as sole local agent and ads urging readers to seek the Vinol agency in their town.
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Sarah J. Windram
Chicago
Zachary Taylor
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Sara
Vinci
H.C. Crandall
Bady's Drug Store
Elyria
Vinol
Three Towns Take Strong Stand on Saloon Closures
Mansfield mayor orders police to enforce liquor laws amid reports of high school boys buying alcohol. Cleveland superintendent raises concerns guiding actions, with Galion debt noted. Shelby’s mayor investigates and tightens the lid weekly to show unpopularity of closures.
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Mansfield
Ww. F. Vogel
C. L. Vancleve
Cleveland
Galion
Skiles
Shelby
Property Owners Seek Early Paving On Lodi Street
Residents on Twedl Street petition the city council to establish a sewer and fund the paving next season. They offer to cover their share and urge swift action as the road is often nearly impassable. The petition, signed by John Boykin H J Hecock and Jas Hollis, was filed for committee review.
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Twedl Street
John Boykin
H. J. Hecock
Jas Hollis
Betterment of Schools Sought In State Plan
State School Commissioner Edmund Jones will push a bill creating county school superintendents and establish a normal school per county for training ungraded school teachers. He also urges county agricultural schools, a post graduate course for principals, and broadened access to university courses for poorer students.
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Edmund Jones
California Lawyer Retained to Defend Thaw in New York
New York December 5 Harry K Thaw slayer of Stanford White has engaged California attorney Delmas described as the Napoleon of the bar to defend him Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw his young wife has given a lengthy confession detailing life before and after marriage and events surrounding the killing Thaw expects release from the Tombs before Christmas Delmas received a $100000 retainer and is known for bold court tactics He advised Truxton Beale in a San Francisco case later serving as a witness in the Thaw White tragedy
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Delpin Michael Delmas
California
Napolian
Evelyn Nesbitt Thaw
White
Harry Thaw
Delmas
Bar
Truxton Beale
San Francisco
Frederick Marriott
San Francisco News Letter
Marie Oge
Beale
Zion City to be abandoned under Voliva leadership
Chicago dispatch reports Zion City to be abandoned as Overseer Voliva declares divine authority and outlines a new socialist city. He denounces members deemed unworthy and leads the exodus from the Dowie-founded settlement, addressing over a thousand Zion church members. A separate ad offers a finance correspondence course from the New York College of Finance.
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Chicago
Zion City
Jonn Alexander Dowie
Voliva
Moses
Gatas Tal
Zion
Overseer
Parsons
Zion Church
16Th
Michigan Avenue
N. Y
Walk Demand Presses City to Enforce Rail Company
Residents on Huron Street press Baltimore and Ohio Railway to lay a proper stone or cement walk. Councilman Miller seeks council action directing the Board of Public Service to complete the work and charge the cost to the company via the tax duplicate. Earlier promises were made but not fulfilled, and with poor weather and rough streets residents urge immediate action.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Huron Street
Miller
Board of Public Service
Jilted Maid Traps Her Man in Breach Suit
Miss Emma Stout of Mirietta Ohio persuaded Dr. Carl H. Mitchell of Chicago to visit. The sheriff served breach of promise papers for $10,000. He settled by paying $50 in cash and a $506 check.
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Mirietta
Carl H. Mitchell
Chicago
Emma Stout
Higgi Stran Mayor Faces Arrest Charge Rumors
Fragmented text suggests a mayoral figure in Higgi Stran faced arrest or legal trouble amid unclear details. Mentions city, cost, and a group of people, with garbled phrases indicating public concern and potential charges or investigations.
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