President Roosevelt’s Key Points For Congress
In his annual message to Congress President Roosevelt outlines subjects for consideration. He warns that labor restrictions would need careful handling to prevent mob violence and condemns demagogues, haters, and sensational journalism while defending workers and denouncing criminal unions.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Finnely
Jin Tresident
Langer
Newpaper
Bets, miles, and a teen across the nation a race and jail
An 18 year old, James Hag, who registered 18 times under different names in 186th district, is sentenced to Elmira Reformatory for 12 months after betting he could register anywhere. He claimed the stunt aimed to prove election laws faulty and improve them. Reporter want ads bring results.
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New York
James Hagsarts
Elmira Reformatory
Rosalaky
James
Woman fined after coal theft incident in Perth
A Flingartin woman accused of taking coal during a cold spell faced interrogation and a small fine at the mayor's office. The incident threads through a 1907 Almanac-era notice, with Rev. Hicks resuming publication duties and WORD AND WORKS PUBLISHING CO. offering almanacs with subscriptions.
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O&o
Oharte
Sles
Perth
R. Hicks
Word and Works Publishing CO
Boue Locust Sheet
St. Louia
Wore and Works
America
Washburn May Hear Balm Case In Akron January
Judge Washburn may be called to Akron to preside over a $10,000 breach of promise suit brought by Mrs Martha Healy. David F. Hart, a wealthy bachelor, is defendant. Hart has casually discussed the case with Judge Wannamaker, who now prefers not to sit in the action. The hearing is set for January.
Holiday Windows Shine In Elyria Stores
Elyria merchants craft vibrant holiday show windows as boxes of holly arrive. Early shoppers gain first choice of stock and prompt service, a tradition reminding customers not to delay Christmas purchases.
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Elyria
Former Wife Seeks Money Back in Herman Affair
In New York City the case stems from a divorce in Laurel County Court where Mrs Herrman claimed Dr Herman squandered her money on trips to the Pacific coast and other western points. She obtained a civil judgment against him before he fled to a milder climate.
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Dr. Herman
New York City
Herrman
Pacific Coast
New York
President's plan to reform currency faces Congress
Washington reports a strong effort to carry out the President's currency reform recommendations this session. He has not drafted a detailed plan yet, but aims to fix defects in the current system and propose legislation to ease business burdens from shifting finances rather than boost banking profits.
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Washington
Strong Witort
Congress
Headache Powder at center of will dispute
In a common pleas court action to set aside a will, Hattle Ledgett claims Elizabeth Battles was incapacitated by morphine and Sterling Headache Powders. Defendants Leroy Battles William Beaman and Leroy Beeman deny the charge while seeking continuance to next term.
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Court of Common Pleas
Hattle May Ledgett
Leroy Battles
William H. Beaman
Elizabeth Battles
Hattle Beeman
Leroy Beeman
Wellington
Hattie Ledgett
William H. Beeman
Price of Horses Drops as Feed Costs Surge
A sharp rise in horse feed prices, especially for hay oats and other feed, has driven horse prices down after a period of high demand for work horses and driving teams. Many owners nationwide are selling stock at lower prices to avoid winter losses.
Referee Names Trustees for Two Bankruptcy Cases
At hearings in Referee Pau ver s office attorney Van Deusen was appointed trustee for Frank Stunden a carpenter and Jf m Stetson trustee for Samuel Klafler a dry goods merchant bankrupts.
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Pauver
Ttorney van Deusen
Frank Stunden
Jfm Stetson
Samuel Klafler
Oberlin appoints Horace Nya to football manager role
Horace Nya of Elyria has been chosen to manage Oberlin College football for 1907 with George W. Young of Salem as assistant manager. At a Monday meeting of the college athletic association, several O’s were granted to students including Charles S. Kent Mogadore C and Guy C. Morrison Oberlin 07, along with Homer A. Searle 09 from Omaha. Theodora H. Harvey 09 of Ashtabula county and James L. Breckenridge 08 of Oberlin were elected undergraduate members of the seth- Jetke board.
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Horace Nya
Oberlin
George W. Young
Salem
College Athletic Association
Charles S. Kent
Mogadore
Guy C. Morrison
Homer A. Searle
Omaha
Neb
Athletic Board
Theodora H. Harvey
Ashtabula County
James L. Breckenridge
Seth- Jetke Board
Stream of Gold Continues at County Treasurer's Office
The stream of gold, silver and steenbacks continues to flow into the county treasurer's office. A crowd gathers daily as trial district residents rush to pay taxes and avoid penalties. Receipts hover near the 3,500 mark each day.
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Counts
Big Increase in Wheat Averages
The agriculture department in Washington reported crop conditions yesterday. Winter wheat area is up 1.1 percent from fall 1905, about 353,000 more acres, totaling 31,665,000. Wheat condition noted at 4.1 on December 1. Winter rye sowing decreased by 39,000 acres.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Dee
Judgment for Talking Leads to Amato Fees Case
The suit against Michele Bongiovanni for $50 interpreter’s fees, brought by Thomas Amato, was settled in Justice Lord’s court. The defendant did not appear and Amato won the full amount. Bongiovanni, injured in a Garford factory wing collapse, settled with the Vinton Company for $4,500, with Amato acting as interpreter in the settlement. A later note praises Kodol for stomach rest and digestive aid, claimed to conform to National Pure Food and Drug Laws.
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Michele Bongiovanni
Thomas Amato
Justice Lord’s Court
Amato
Bongiovanni
Garford
Vinton Company
Kodol
Tlodu
Poetry and Its Influences Heard by Teachers Club
The Teachers' Club met at W. R Cemings home with a large attendance. F. B. Pearson of Columbus gave an instructive talk on Poetry and Its Influences, editor of the Columbus Educational Monthly. After the business meeting attendees enjoyed a social time.
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W. R Cemings
F. B. Pearson
Columbus
Pearsons
Columbus Educational Monthly
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Duty and Health
The ad argues through paradox about daily failures versus life meaning and urges using Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to aid justice and humanity. It promotes Tea or Tablets for 35 cents, credited to A, B, Frost.
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Hollister
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