Attorney General Opinion on Aiken Law in Cincinnati Case
The Attorney General Wade Gts supported the Aikin $1,009 saloon brief in Cincinnati Superior Court in the Wrede Richardson case. The opinion explores whether a bill presented to the governor fulfills constitutional presentation requirements and examines ministerial duties, evidence, and the governor’s role in transferring duties if needed.
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Aiken Law
Pattison
Coluuttus
G. Dew
Wade HH
Superior Court of Cincinnati
Bernard Wrede
Charten C. Richardson
A. Barolu
Nin
French Candy Day Observed By Children In School
A fragment describes how French observe a candy day with children learning about sweets. It mentions gifts, chocolate, and various edible confectionery items shaped as bundles, huts, or figures. The tone recalls a light school page noting playful treats and a hint of envy from peers.
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France
Dantary
Vilemtine
Great difference in land valuation in Ohio court case
In a Lorain to Youngstown land dispute, how to set a fair price sparked hearings. Witnesses argued the property was worth about 1000 per week while others asserted 256. The court weighed deposits and the split in valuations as May dates loomed.
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Hake & Pittsburg
Lorain
Youngstown
Advices Against Banding Together Stir Debate in Ohio Farm Plan
In Wooster, farmers discuss a proposed plan to unite for wheat testing and pricing. Charles Thorne, agricultural expert, warns organization may fail if farmers resist joining and fear loss of independence. He urges careful investigation before committing funds.
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Wooster
Charles Thorne
Ohio
Unclear historical travel ad fragment appears in listing
Fragmentary note references Florida routes via Washington of Baltimore and steamer lines with stop-over privileges and low rates. Mentions Consott agents, medical claim about a tea product, Hollister’s brand, and cryptic health wording. No coherent event or outcome present.
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Florida
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio
Dee
Consott
Wellington dog bite case threatens Mrs Snyder life
In Wellington a dog bit Mrs Elsie Snyder on the hand during a Christmas visit to Norfolk relatives. The same dog bit another family member and was killed. The body was sent to Lake Side Hospital Cleveland for rabies testing. If positive, victims may be treated at the Pasteur Institute Chicago. The dog had acted oddly and a vet ordered its destruction.
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Wellington
Elsie Snyder
Norwalk
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Unknown man causes disturbance at Jackson Hotel
An intoxicated man entered the Jackson Hotel office Saturday night and threatened to fight. He was restrained by boarders and escorted to the street.
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Jackson Hotel
Government sells land by bids in Oklahoma
In Lawton Oklahoma the government begins receiving bids for 500000 acres on Kiowa Comanche and Anadarko Indian reservations opening land to settlement under a congressional act. The “big pasture” is largely suitable for farming with bids not under 1 per acre and up to one quarter section per bidder. Estimates suggest around 30000 bidders.
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Lawton
Okla
Kiowa
Comanche
Agathe Indian
Oklahoma
Congress
Farmers May Own Distilleries Under Amendment
WashingtonDec 31 An amendment to the free alcohol bill passed Senate last week and now allows every farmer to own a still at his barn Under the original plan each farmer needed a separate stillhouse and a revenue officer inspection imposing costs that would have prevented widespread use for denatured alcohol for light heat and power purposes as intended
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Washington
Senate
Doctors Oppose Policy Examiner Fee Cut in East
Doctors protest a reduced examination fee from five to three dollars for policy applicants. The movement began in Maine, with a circular sent to county associations urging cooperation to restore the higher rate. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is touted for cracked hands and sold by druggists.
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Fevs
East
Maine
Civenlar
DeWitt
Closed in Lorain Lorain shuts houses of ill repute and Sunday shows
Mayor King orders raids on saloons and houses of ill repute amid revival meetings at the Congregational Church. Police close Sunday picture shows and enforce Sunday closing laws as Lorain County seeks reform from the worst areas.
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Lorain
Suntany
Sunda
Lotain
Ohio House Member Aims to Pass Anti Cigarette Bill
Dr. L M McFadden of Fayette says he will push an anti cigarette bill at the adjourned Ohio legislature session. He appeals to Ohioans to actively support its passage and notes powerful influences attempted to block it last winter.
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Washington D. H
Ohio
L. M. McFadden
Fayette
Cleveland & Western link to Seville and Wadsworth starts
The Cleveland Construction Company announces early April start on the Cleveland and Western connection from Seville to Wadsworth. Only two miles of track remain, with an estimated five to six weeks to finish laying track. An hourly schedule will start in the first year, followed by a Wooster line from Seville.
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Cleveland & South- Western
Seville
Wadsworth
Akron
Cleveland Construction Company
Reac Wadsworth
Une
Wooster
New York Central Buys Chicago Kalamazoo & Saginaw
The New York Central railroad company bought the Chicago Kalamazoo and Saginaw line for about 1 million dollars. The acquired road will keep its name and operate separately from the New York Central system, with no management changes expected.
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NEW York Central
New York Central Railroad Company
Chicago, Kalamazoo & Saginaw Railroad
Plank Road Owners Meet Over County Road Plans
Plank road owners in Cuyahoga County plan a meeting in Cleveland next month to discuss the proposed new junction project with Cleveland, Brooklyn and Elyria. Voters face a potential expense exceeding 3000 dollars per mile to purchase these plank roads. delay could affect the regional railroad alignment and future traffic routes.
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Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Colt
Brooklyn & Elyria
December Building Slow Report Shows No Permits Issued
The office records reveal that no building permits were issued in December as construction work slows for the season. November permits valued at $69,000 are noted, while the next two months are expected to halt most activities until conditions improve. Separately, an advertisement touts Electro-gen products from Fremont, Ohio, offering blood purifying and germ-disease cures with a free fifty cent bottle, plus a booklet upon request.
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Erly Wuditoy
Electro-gen
Electro-gen Company
Fremont, C
Frea
Electrogen Co
Framont
Keel Laid for 605 Foot Freight Boat at Lorain
Between January 1 and 10 the keel for vessel No 47 will be laid at the Lorain branch of the American Shipbuilding Company. The 605 foot boat will be among the largest freighters on fresh water, built for the Mali syndicate of North Tonawanda. The season’s snow melt has ended fox chases at Amherst, where locals enjoyed sport and hunting.
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Lorain
American Shipbuilding Company
Malis Syndicate
North Tonawanda
Amherst
Newbro's Herpicide Claims Baldness Cure
An advertisement argues dandruff and baldness are caused by the same germ and that Newbro's Herpicide removes the cause to prevent hair loss. It urges buying samples by mail from The Terpicide Co and lists pricing and a special agent.
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Newbro
Drugeista
Stampa
Terpicide. Co
Detroit
Mich
A. E. Frost
B. & O. Chicago and West trains from Elyria schedule
Train service B. and O. Chicago and West departs Elyria at 6 45 each morning and reaches Chicago by 5 15 p m. The note adds a tongue in cheek line about opponents of Santa Claus resuming their fight without interference.
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Chicago
West
Elyria
Santa Claus
President looks for heirs in strange will gift to Roosevelt
Washington reports Mrs Lula B Grover recently died by suicide in New York leaving a will gifting her property and two Angora cats to the President. Authorities search for rightful heirs as the White House receives the unusual bequest while no clear motive or family connection is found.
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Washington
Lula B. Grover
New York
Roosevelt
Department of Trusniee
Grover
White House
Bearch
Lake Shore to switch to a la carte meals
The New York Central system will, from January 1, operate dining cars on an a la carte basis. Lake Shore’s general passenger agent John W. Daly says the table d'hote plan has been withdrawn to meet travelers' preference for meals prepared to order.
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New York Central
John W. Daly
Lake Shore
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