McKinley sworn in as Ohio governor amid grand inaugural
Maj. William McKinley Jr was inaugurated governor of Ohio in a record setting ceremony in Columbus. Crowds packed the streets despite severe winter weather as a vast parade, with 9 000 participants from veterans groups and political clubs, moved along East Broad Street.
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Legislative actions and bills filed in state assembly
The current session sees numerous bills introduced in both Senate and House. Proposed amendments cover school laws township supervision, election ballot formats, health boards, legal costs, and debt limits. Resolutions discuss Brice residency and gubernatorial staff appointments, with McKinley messages and a push for Austrian primary elections. The Senate adjourned after naming Sherman and Neal as U.S. Senate candidates.
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State of Ohio addresses reform and finance in 1901 report
Governor William McKinley outlines progress for Ohio from 1880 to 1900, noting population growth and economic gains across agriculture mining and industry. He urges fiscal discipline, calls for canal modernization, tax reform, and a new ballot law, and discusses congressional redistricting and canal reports alongside proposals to improve public services and state management.
Hints for the Home Care and Remedies
A fragmented home guide lists remedies for toothaches and carpet cleaning using sassafras and ammonia in warm water. It mentions restoring color from fruit stains and applying olive oil or extract for inflammation and swelling. A garbled note hints at vinegar as a remedy for discoloration on a stove.
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Fayette County officials list names and committees in budget report
A fragmented historical document lists numerous individuals across departments such as Sanitary Laws, Military Affairs, Fish Culture and Game, Public Printing, Agriculture, Privileges and Elections, Public Works and Lands, and other state offices. It names supervisors like Shaw Forbes, Fox, Marshall, Hildebrand, Carpenter, Meigs, Green, Nichols, and Eckley among many others, indicating a complex roster of personnel associated with various commissions and duties.
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Murder at Oxford Ohio A brutal assault shocks town
A horrific murder occurred Tuesday night in Oxford Ohio. Mrs. George Horner and her daughter Miss Elizabeth Horner were attacked in their home by Henry Corbin, a local worker. Corbin struck Mrs. Horner with a stove-wood club, then pursued the daughter and bludgeoned her in a second room before fleeing toward Miami University campus. Mrs. Horner lay severely injured as the assailant escaped. authorities note possible drunkenness or erratic behavior prior to the crime.
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