Clergy Permit Ban Shocks Ohio Rail Travel
The Big Four Railroad canceled clergy permits in Ohio, wiping out half fare allowances for clergymen and related groups. It abrogated a Central Passenger Association contract affecting about 10,000 permit books sold previously, risking the cohesion of the association and prompting questions over future pricing and policy in the rail network.
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Big Four
Ohio
Sisters of Charity
Salvation Army
Objects of
Ohio National Guard
Ohio Naval Reserves
Central Passenger Association
New York Central
Muffato
Donald
Indiana
Illinois
Association
Central
Remedy Promising Greatest Curative Agent For Suffering
Taken as directed, it becomes the greatest curative agent for the relief of suffering humanity ever devised. Buch is Hollister's Rocky Mountain Poa. 35 canta, Tea or Tablets, H. A. DYKEMAN.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
H. A. Dykeman
Bridge Trust Probe Prompted by Ohio Attorney General Remarks
Columbus March. Attorney General Wade Hollis argued before the House judiciary committee in support of a bill shielding witnesses in trust investigations from self incrimination. He condemned the bridge trust as infamous and urged passage to curb public corruption. Attorney C T Lewis opposed the bill, calling it inquisition and revolutionary while admitting corporate backing. The committee voted to report the bill for passage.
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Columbus OG
Ibridge Trust
Wade Hollis
House Judiciary Committee
Ohio
Bridge Trust
C. ‘T. Lewis
Toledo
Princple
Debate Between Disciples and Adventists Opens in Delaware
The Maple Hill church in Worloc h hosts a three day debate starting this morning between Bilder O D Maple of Marion representing Disciples and Wesley McBroom of Rockbridge for Adventists. The topic is whether the Bible teaches man is wholly mortal and between death and the rest. Hundreds from miles around attend the contest.
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Delaware
Maple Ail
Iworloch
Bilder
D Maple
Marion
Wesley McBroom
Rockbridge
Church Riots in Paris Continue
Riots persist as government agents tally church property under the separation law. In Boeschepa near Dunkirk a manifesturant was killed, while officials faced barricades at Bressuire Belfort and Charlesville. Demonstrators crowded churches and disrupted proceedings by burning materials and pelting gendarmes with objects.
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Boeschepa
Dunkirk
Bressuire
Belfort
Charlesville
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Cough Syrup Ad
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as the original laxative cough syrup. It claims it cleanses throat and lungs, relieves coughs and colds, and is sold by all druggists with a good taste and harmless formula.
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Kennedy
General interest items from early 20th century news
A compilation of assorted notes including church income, military seating for Haitian sentries, Swiss trade figures, tuberculosis cure prize history, gesture language in Australasia, cremation counts in Britain, medicinal artesian waters, coal heating losses, Turner Maine postal history, British South Africa frontier fauna, bird migration, insect control limits, patriotic song prizes in Brussels, Milwaukee alderman’s divorce threat, New York book digesters, quinine substitutes from gentian, and Auvergne brandy for marsh fever.
Defeated French Cabinet Resigns in Vote
Paris reports the Rouvier ministry was defeated in the Chamber of Deputies by 267 to 224 votes and resigned. The minority spanned Cleéricals, Socialists and Nationalistes. Cabinet formed November 12, 1905 under M. Loubet, with Rouvier as Premier and Foreign Minister and others listed.
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Paris
Rouvier
Chamber of Deputies
M. Rouvier
M. Loubet
M. Fallleras
Interior
M. Dubiet
M. Hulenne
Marine
M. Thomason
M. ‘Troillot
Melon
ML Chantier
Clemental
Arment Gauthier
Woman Must Kill the President in New Orleans
A Philadelphia woman, Mrs. W. B. Lewaller, declares her life will be forfeit if she does not kill President Roosevelt. Police and a coroner detain her for a sanity examination after she told of forced oath against the President. She claims Socialists coerced her in Philadelphia and chased her to Houston, then New Orleans.
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New Orleans
W. B. Lewhller
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Houston
Tex
Convicts Beat Their Keeper At Jackson Prison
Jackson Mich March 8 150 convicts in the table shop beat Keeper Laramie before guards locked them in cells for four days then resumed work Terry of the prison base ball team was among the strikers The contractors offered twenty five cents extra per man for volume work which was refused triggering the trouble Italian to join public school course in San Francisco
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Jackson
Mich
Terry
Laramie
Avon Society and Local Bits From McKees Rocks to Berea
Avon notes report Mrs Joseph Walker returning from McKees Rocks after three weeks away. Miss R E Ford visited Berea, then returned home. Martin Emerick cut his leg badly last week and uses crutches. A social is planned at Miss Lena Jackson's home Friday March 9. Charles Walker of Seville visited Joseph Walker and Chas Aubbarit's last week. Mrs Joseph Powdermaker is ill with pneumonia at her sister Mrs J P Wabber's home. Mrs Edith Kelvin helps care for Mrs Sme fkler at her grandfather Geo Smetzier's. Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker stayed at Joseph Walker's Thursday and Friday. Frank Dann and Leverett Cahoon spent Sunday in town. Miss Nina Warden left yesterday with Mr and Mrs Wm Warden for a nine month stay in California. Mrs Bessie Clifton is now able to be up and Ruth improving slowly.
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R E. Ford
Berea
Martin Emerick
Lena Jackson
Chas. Walker
Seville
Jos
Edith’ Kelvin
Geo. Smetzier
Smefkler
Alfred Walker
Joseph Walker
Frank Dann
Leverett Cahoon
Nina Warden
Yoaterday
Wm. Warden
California
Bessie Clifton
Ruth
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Haitian Republic
Switzerland
Paris Academy of Medicine
Australasia
British Medical Journal
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Ostend
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Turner
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Brussels
John Wei_her
Milwaukee
Boedlers
New York
Medici
Francs
Auvergne
San Francisco
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Peau de Cygne
The
Elyria Lumber and Coal Company
St. Louis Exposition
Portland
U. S
Chestnut St
Elyria Lumber & Coal
Elyria
AVON
Mra
McKees Rocks
Lucy Stovall
Tilton
Kodol
Gillette Sales Company
Times Bldg
Times $Q
Rurorter
Home Paper
the Daily Reporter
Ely Power Block
Mill Street
Pinaud
Empany
O. Pinaud
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