Taxing Physicians and Lawyers in Ohio Proposed
Attorney General Wade E. Wis, speaking at the State Chamber of Commerce in Columbus, urged taxing professions such as physicians. He argued Ohio laws are inequitable and unscientific, calling for revisions and a broader tax base including intangible property and corporate assessments.
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Wade H. Ellis
Columbus
State Chamber of Commerce
Wade Th Ewis
State Taxation Commission
Ohio
Tax Reform Proposals in State Framing Debate
Fragments propose fair franchises for state ventures, abolishing real and personal property tax for state purposes, criticize assessor competency, suggest attracting better professionals, advocate reviving direct inheritance tax with higher exemptions, and support income tax as fair. The remarks reflect a broader discussion on modernizing taxation.
Famous Long Bridge Torn Down in Washington History
Washington December 21. The historic Long bridge across the Potomac is being torn down after decades of use. Built in the early 1800s under federal and railway involvement, it carried traffic until replaced by newer structures. The 1807 08 design, later rebuilt, witnessed Civil War and Bull Run era movements, becoming a landmark before its demolition.
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Washington, D. C
Long Bridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Potomac
Potomac Highway
Liberty
Congress
Ross
Capitol
Jackson
Bull Run
Yeas Pant
Washington Monument
Cost of Living Reaches Limit Debate on Pure Food Law
Citizens worry how the pure food law taking effect will affect food prices. They argue that living costs already strain budgets and fear higher costs or excuses for price hikes, despite protections against adulterants.
Sore throat remedies cautions for children
A dated warning against harmful home remedies for sore throats in children. It urges avoiding lamp oil blistering, smelly fats around the neck, and superstitions, promoting Tonsiline as a safe treatment with a simple cure claim marketed by The Tonsiline Co. Canton.
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Windom
Tonsiline Co
Canton
Won't Kill the Goose That Lays Golden Eggs
Boston on December 21 Mrs Lou Burton of the city plans to have X rays taken of her pet black and tan Funnie to see if she holds diamonds. Over the past week the dog coughed up two stones valued at about 500 aniece. The source notes the mystery of how the animal came by the gems and says Mrs Burton refuses a surgical operation to confirm if she is a diamond mine.
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Boston
Lou Burton
Funnie
Marriage License Notice for Franklin S. Francis and Josephine Buelow
Franklin Stewert Francis 36 a ? minister and Travia, Josephine Buelow 22 domestic Blyris grant a year’s subscription as a Christmas gift. Reporter notes ideal gift.
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Franklin Stewert Francis
Mathinist
Travia
Josephine Buelow
Domestic
Blyris
Pee
Subscribing to The Reporter 312 Times a Year
A reader asks about sending a subscription to The Reporter and wonders if the paper will think of them 312 times a year. The note hints at regular mailings and ongoing readership.
Missing gold locket left at Bierty Clothing Co with reward offered
A gold locket engraved with monogram SPP was left at Bierty Clothing Co in Ngide Pendez area. A reward is offered for its return, dated 12 31 41.
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B.ospf
SPP
Ngide Pendez
Bierty Clothing Co
Rece
Post Office Department Reports Large Annual Deficit Reduction
The annual report of Edwin C. Madden shows the Post Office Department reduced a deficit by more than 4 million dollars, or 2783 percent, with total postal revenue for the fiscal year 1906 increasing as expenditures still exceeded receipts. Madden, third assistant postmaster general, released the report publicly.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Edwin C. Madden
Postal A
Madden
Remarkable Rheumatism Cure Story From Van Buren Farmer
Frank Howe of Baldwinsville pleads the case of Smiths Specific Uric O as a cure after two years of rheumatic pain. He reports relief within 24 hours, no crutch use since, and six bottles total. The ad notes the drug is sold by Smith Drug Company and shipped from Syracuse New York. It also mentions postal service finances and a proposed postage rate reform.
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Frank Howe
van Buren
Baldwinsville
R.pod
Smith
Smith Drug Company
Sn Raacuse
N.Y
Faty
Trung
Thaws Said To Be Leaving New York
New York Dec 21 Hany K Thaw's notoriety is noted as the Thaw family considers abandoning their costly residences in the city Edward Thaw Hari's brother has sold his new dwelling at 1 East 9th Street Mrs Henry C Rowen is said to have purchased the place the sale valued at about a quarter of a million dollars Mrs Benjamin Thaw has disposed of her home at 1933 54 Fourth Avenue which she remodeled recently
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Thaw
Edward Thaw
Hari
East Bights
Ninth Street
Restars
Henry C Rowen
Benjamin Thaw
Fouth Avenue
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Peter
Liberty Clothing Company
Thaws
New York
Hany K
Oyna
AED Tm
CVE Apro Asme
Ime
Xmas Furniture Store
Elyria
Ant
Harry H. Smith & Company
Tawa Ee
Anak Ws
Lea
Fels Ronares
Mr Strong
Hatheville
Sedria Sejlin
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