Hamilton and London in a winded fundraising tale
The report compares Hamilton and London campaigns led by Mr. Charles Ward and the International YMBA secretary. It notes Hamilton raised 150000 while London tallied 170000, with predictions of 200000 or more. The piece cites prayer meetings and public displays as tactics and questions why London fell short and whether Ward’s whirlwind approach succeeded.
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Charles 5
al Ward
London
England
Ward
Pragnens
Hamilton
Iin
Columbus
Tdigpateh
Konion
Yead
Dus
Seems
Gett
India
Express Rates To Come Down
Across Washington the interstate commerce commission halted a hearing on express rate rules and regulations. The report suggests a reduction in express charges nationwide, noting investors’ losses and that property and equipment make up only 12 percent of express company assets, with most figures reflecting past audits and speculation on future operating income.
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Folay
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Ander
Commis
Perte
Yeti
Gress Figares
Ilvestmenta
His
Iuilerat
Commissioi
Ila
Weport
Eallonce
Jeopls
Unclear early tariff debate echoes in Congress
Fragmentary OCR reports a congressional debate over tariff regulation and industrial policy. The text references Hamiltonian ideas, factory tools, and agitation for a permanent tariff commission, with partisan opinions on repeal and steel bill passage.
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United States
Democratie
Congress
Political rhetoric on tariff, party fault and reform
A fragmentary editorial criticizing the Republican Party for breaking faith with voters over tariff revisions and urging swift action to adjust the tariff and public policy. The text references Congress, Roosevelt, Field Ward Patt, and California politics, with social and transportation safety notes.
What Other Newspapers Say Political Friendships
Fragmented OCR text comments on political friendships and professional politics, citing Cox and various newspapers. Mentions coal supply, winter river storage, preservatives and foods, and Dr Harvey W Wiley topics. Contains many garbled phrases and stray attributions, with no clear single event or outcome.
Fragmentary coal production record from early 20th century
Partial OCR notes describe coal output rankings with mentions of West Virginia, 1910 production figures, and references to mines and producers. The text is garbled, but places West Virginia among leading coal states and cites historic tonnages and company mentions.
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Virgii
Rmian
Howe
The Horrid Thing: Women on Juries and Trials
An item from the Louisville Courier Journal notes discussion of women serving on juries and questions about who is tried for petty offenses. The fragment hints at public debate over jury composition and accountability in trials.
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Louisville Courier-Tourna
Agricultural Ex hibits Awarded At State Fair
The state board offers gold prizes for district exhibits, with county schools outside the city vying for top honors in four agricultural divisions. Cash prizes include hundreds of dollars for best exhibits, plus honors for school districts and individual pupils. A shooting tournament at Camp Perry is planned as part of the National Rifle Association events with U S teams competing in international contests, and Ohio shooters historically prominent.
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Columbay
Wweek
Dallas
Vily
Lg Ptt
Aed Schoola
Miller
York
Hiv
Hein
Ohio
Rille
Eiition
Percy
Quinine and laxative bromide remedy described
A fragile note mentions a remedy involving quinine and laxative bromide claimed to ease headaches and grip. It references an ill named person and a signature or initials W. Grover Be, suggesting a local or personal testimonial from a small notice or advertisement.
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W. Grover
Assocation Heads Debate on Policing and Court Ruling
The assembly considers policing guidance for officers and fairness in the supreme court decision upholding a nine hour law for women. Ohio National Guard officials attended meetings while judges, including Loser and Johnson, are noted for positions.
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Uveen
Nineshour Law Tov
Price
Johnson
Rdther
Dawie
Shauek
Brom
Sural
Community events and social notes from Monroe reports
The notes describe lodge entertainments for mothers and families, a high school Friday evening show in Stewart's hall, a real estate sale of John Garver is noted, Minnie Newglass hosted a gathering for her upcoming marriage to Victor Angspurger, and plans for a wedding in the Douglass home are described. Father Peter Neu’s infant son was christened, and Joseph New and Miss Bevlli are noted as spouses. Local officials ordered Sunday business closures, and various residents made visits between Franklin, Middletown, Humtom, and North Breelle.
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Monroe
Gad
Newhill
Stewart’s Hall
John Garver
Wels
Kbebtwel
Will Reeves Dangen
Miké Minnie Newglass
Victor Angspurger
Reoanitey
Ars
Douglass
Doualiass
Jennie
Nelliy Janes
Franklin
Heinian Wiilman
Charles Wagner
North Breelle
Peter Trbutwine
Carson
Humtom
Petar Nen
Middletown
Frank Wagger
Munday
Tax Settlement Underway by Auditor Crawford Staff
The auditors and staff, led by Crawford, are preparing the semi-annual tax settlement. Work will follow the lingual sale set for February, with completion anticipated soon afterward.
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Conny
Crawford
Saver Estate Probate Appoints Administratrix
Ida Saver is named administratrix of the Sunuvat Saver estate in probate court. The estate is valued at 1500 in personal property and 2800 in realty for a total value of 4300. Filing details indicate the date or parties may be incomplete.
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the Saver Estate
Ida Saver
Suniuat Saver Ca Lofe
Correspondence Course Resumes Old Bonds After Time
Ruth meets Burton Brooke, once engaged, now a visiting correspondent who took an engineering course and a character course by mail. They reminisce, acknowledge past pain, and agree the courses helped them forgive and move forward as he plans to stay in the region for nine weeks.
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Ruth
Sada
Amile
Cameron
Europe
Burton
Arizont
Old Mexico
Syell
Burton Brooke
Mercin
Uitter
Ievernin Winensee
Whalenville
Vane
Hla
Inc
Meéi
Jen Stevens
Tellaw
Jen
Chicago
Eruth
Old
Mexico
Linyard
Bert
Brooks
Kisw
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