Roosevelt names Sater as U.S. district judge for Southern Ohio
President Roosevelt announced John E. Sater of Columbus Ohio as United States district judge for the Southern district of Ohio based on Columbus Bar Association recommendation. Senators Foraker and Dick had urged J J Adams of Zanesville for the post amid endorsements from Ohio lawmakers.
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Washington
Roosevelt
John E. Sater
Columbus
United States
Souther District
Ohio
Bar Association of Columbus
Foraker
J. J. Adams
Zanesville
Mr. Adams
Exodus from Castalia Creates Exodus of Residents
Dr Chapman of the state board of health met with the local board in Castalia to discuss preventing the fever outbreak. About one third of Castalia’s 300 residents have left since the spotted fever began. the cause remains undetermined.
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Castalia
Sandusky
Chapman
State Board of Health
Here
Extradition Declined by Charles Vinton in St Louis Jewel Theft
Charles Vinton, accused of stealing $7,000 worth of diamonds from Holland Jewelry Co in St. Louis, agreed not to fight extradition and was sent back to St. Louis from Cleveland. He allegedly used a switch drop method with paste, and denies guilt. Nine Cleveland state hospital attendants resigned, fearing testimony against them if grand jury indictments followed.
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Cleveland
Charles Vinton
Holland Jewelry Co
St. Louis
Central Station
Vinton
Cleveland State Hospital
Fever halts deployment of 25 recruits at Columbus barracks
In Columbus Ohio on March 19 a case of spotted fever among 25 recruits at the barracks stops their move to Fort McIntosh. The fever case originated from Fort Jefferson Missouri. Drills are halted and the barracks nearly isolated as a precaution.
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Columbus
Fort McIntosh
Texas
Fort Jefferson
Aid Sent to Destitute Miners After Flood Losses
In Columbus Ohio on March 19 two car loads of provisions and clothing were sent toward the Hocking valley to aid destitute miners who lost everything in the floods. The first stop will be at Cornofog and more supplies will follow as contributions continue.
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Ald
Columbus
Fire destroys famed hotel in Perrysburg Ohio
Fire Monday completely destroyed the old exchange hotel the oldest hostelry in northwestern Ohio built in 1825. It once housed notable guests including President William Henry Harrison Henry Clay and Windeld Beott. The hotel stood as a regional landmark between Buffalo and Chicago.
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Perrysburg
Locomotive Explosion Rocks Cincinnati Yard
A switch engine in the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton yard exploded with a terrific roar on Monday injuring three trainmen and shattering windows of nearby factories. Officials cite alleged water shortage as the cause.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Doubly Fatal Collapse in Cincinnati as Flood Strands Italian Tenants
A three story brick building at Front and Plum streets collapsed last night after floodwaters from the Ohio River rose to ten feet. Two people died including a middle aged woman and her 3 year old child, with ten injured. The structure had been weakened by surrounding flood. Burglars later stole jewelry valued at 1,500 from E A Bristol's Fremont home amid a separate report.
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Cinginnati
Front
Plum
Fremont
E. A
Bristol
Goldfield Business Group Denounces I W W and Forms Local Union
Goldfield Nevada leaders of the Goldfield Business Men's and Mine Owners' Association call for an end to I W W activity amid labor strife. They stress no change in hours or wages, demand I W W leave the district, and insist unions operate independently of the I W W to protect life and property.
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Goldfield
Nev
Business Men’s and Mine Owners’ Association
Goldfeld
Industrial Workers of the World
Bu Men's and Mine Owners’ Association
Citizens’ Alliance
Crippler District Mine Owners and Operators’ Association
Coldfield
Windsor Hotel Ad Promises Modern Rooms at Moderate Rates
The Windsor Hotel at 1217 1220 Filbert St Philadelphia offers American plan 2 to 3.50 and European plan 1 to 259 per day. Located a square from rail stations in the shopping and theatre district. Reporter Want Ads bring results.
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Filbert St
Philadelphia
Affidavit of Lunacy Filed Against Dr Marlon W Hissey
An affidavit of lunacy was filed Monday against Dr Marlon W Hissey formerly a confidential adviser of Senator Hanna and a national reputa tion lobbyist and traction magnate. The hearing will be held today. Varisine Russo a Hungarian laborer was shot and killed Monday afternoon by Wuahie Jturbon a fellow countryman. There were no witnesses to the deed and it is said they had been quarrelling.
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Tanesville
Marlon W. Hissey
Hanna
Alliance
Varisine Russo
Wuahie Jturbon
Two Men Drown Crossing Miami River Near Dayton
In Dayton on Sunday night Harry Throckamort aged 40 and James Anderson aged 30 were drowned while attempting to cross the Miami River in a small boat. They were found to have careened the vessel and were unable to reach shore. The incident occurred near Dayton and authorities investigated the mishap. Clothiers Assigned. St Marys C March 19 The Tat Clothing Co one of best clothing establishments in St Marys made an assignment Monday The assets are 12500 and liabilities about the same.
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Columbus
F. J. Immel
Fred Lied
Board of Public Service
M. F. Bramley
H.C. Lang
Cleveland Trinidad Paving Co
East Broad Street
Bramley
Lang
Stacley Rhoades
Dayton
Harry Throckamort
James Anderson
Miami River
Clothiers
St. Marys, C
Tat Clothing Co
St. Marys
Flood Losses Total Over One Million In Washington County
Floods in Washington county cause damage totaling $1,000,090 with Sterling refinery and National refinery sustaining heavy losses. Stills tanks and buildings floated away, products destroyed. one hundred houses and many barns swept from foundations. The Stevens Organ and Piano Co lost four pianos.
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Mazietia
Washington County
Sterling O
He National
National Table Works
Stevens Organ and Piung Co
Stormed Trujillo Coast by Nicaraguan Vessels Reports
Reports state Trujillo in Honduras was stormed by Nicaraguan ships cruising Monduras coast for days. Evergreen hospital in Leavenworth Kansas burned, losing about 50000. Fourteen inmates escaped with their lives. Mabelle Gilman to return to stage soon under Richard Carle and Charles Marks. A national fair planned in New York with a 14000000 building housing exhibits from all states. On the 18th Mayor McClelan ordered flags at New York City hall to honor ex President Grover Cleveland who turned 70.
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Trujillo
Honduras
Monduras
Evergreen Hospital
Leavenworth
Kay
Chicago
Mabelle Gilman
Richard Carle
Charles Marks
Roosevelt blamed for Wall Street panic in local interview
President Ripley of the Santa Fe claims Roosevelt caused current market uncertainty and the recent "genii-panic" brush fire, as quoted in a local paper interview. An optical ad by Hill at 633 Broad Street appears in the same snippet.
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Tog Angeles
Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Hill
Optician
Broad Street
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Free Trials and Proof
Reprint-like advertisement text touts Pyramid Pile Cure as instant relief for piles with claims of curing the worst forms. It offers five free samples by mail from Pyramid Drug Co and includes a testimonial from George Braneight of Schenectady, praising the remedy. The piece also contains a vignette about Lady Dorothy Nevill and a story of a gentleman of the old school.
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Pyramids
George Braneight
Sehelburg
Pyreanid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
Artigeust
Coughing at Concerts Sparks Box Office Feud
A Boston transcript reports concert authorities urging patrons to cough outside during performances. Managers favor fewer disruptions and suggest quieter behavior inside venues to preserve audiences and seating flow.
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The
Boston Transcript
The Blade Weekly Adverts for National Circulation
The Blade of Toledo promotes itself as Americas best weekly newspaper with nationwide reach and the lowest price. It touts wide circulation, plain facts, and varied content including stories for every family member for one dollar a year.
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Toledo Blade
United States
America
Mmatter
Blade
U. S
THE
Toledo, Ohio
Kodol Dyspepsia Help Featured in 1906 Testimonial
C N Cornell of Roding Georgia credits a 50 cent bottle of Kodol For Dyspepsia with curing a four year stomach illness. He reports rapid recovery allowing him to resume work as a machinist in two to three months. The ad claims daily nationwide use and availability through druggists.
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Georgia
C. N. Cornell
Roding, Ga
Kodol
Colonial Fear of Lawyers in 1786 Gazetteer
The New York Gazetteer notes fear that lawyers crowd public life and threaten prosperity. It claims honest trades decline as lawers and merchants dominate offices from Congress and assembly to commercial conventions.
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New York Gazetteer
Enduring War Echoes in a Father and Son Tale
An anecdotal piece recalls a father soothing his son’s swearing during wartime by listing prohibited words. The tale reflects discipline and memory of home life amid conflict, with家 Atchison Globe style musings and small social moments.
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Atchison
Atchison Globe
Reciprocity with Canada Stalls in Three Month Session
The Troy Times notes hope for a reciprocity deal with Canada near Boston wanes as Congress in a short three month session can hardly examine such a matter. It cites Canada buying heavily of American protected goods despite its tariff bias toward English products and states mutual benefit is possible but unlikely.
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Canada
Mucy
Areta Sam
Troy Times
Abe Lincoln Tariff Argument Echoed By Early Commentators
A Scranton Republican excerpt praises a Lincolnian tariff remark noting that when the nation buys foreign manufactured goods the country loses money while the foreign seller profits. The piece mocks later speeches by self styled experts, saying Lincoln’s defense remains unsurpassed for effectiveness.
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Abrahim Fincela
Abrilaun Lincoln
Lome
Lincoln
Abe
Scranton
Unclear fragment hints at mercy and divine judgment
Fragmentary text mentions mercy and God with abrupt phrasing, lacking concrete events, names, or locations to anchor a factual news item.
Reporter Inquiry and Help Wanted Notice
The Elyrla Reporter offers assistance for readers and sellers. A notice invites homeowners and colonists to subscribe at low rates and asks reporters to apply for work, promising quick sale of items and support from Sea R. & Co. R. R. Agent.
Electro-gen claims life-saving cure with free bottle offer
A correspondent questions a statement and the author argues against it citing a new product Electro-gen advertised as a universal germ killer. The text claims the remedy, a blood purifier and tonic free of alcohol or opiates, cures many diseases by removing the cause and offers an 80 cent bottle free to those sending name and address to the Electrogen Co. Fremont, A.
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Electrogen Co
Fremont
B. and O Through Trains East From Elyria Daily
Train service from Elyria departs daily at 1 34 p m bound for Medina Akron Youngstown Butler Pittsburgh Pittsburgh nearby BeiclKeport Cumberland Washington and Philadelphia New York with a sleeper available from Akron.
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Elyria
Medina
Akron
Youngstown
Butler
Pittsburgh
BieKeesport
Cumberland
Washington D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
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Joseph Bishop
State Board of Arbitration
Jackson Underwear Co
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Wiral
Eady
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Yolub
Rosen
Voyager
London Chronicle
Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
God's Mercy
Cleveland Leader
Leader
Baok
OHTO
E. J. Totten & CO. Bond Building
Washington, Dd
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Eady Drug Store
Elyria Republican
New-York Tribune
New York City
Republican
Geo. W. Best
Tribune Farmer Office
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