Trade Mark Infringement Case Sets Strong Protection
A New York federal judge rules Hostetter is entitled to protection of its trade mark and brand against infringement by Sommers and Lowe. The ruling condemns fraud and misrepresentation aimed at passing off imitation goods as the genuine article, affirming that equity protects established brands. The decision underscores the duty of courts to prevent deception in commerce and to uphold the rights of original owners.
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United States Corrt
States Circuit Court For the District of New York
Isaac Sommers
Lowe
Ita
Tates
Court of Equity
House
Columbus
House of Representatives
Maison Andial
Inonk
Seouter Burke von Biznics
Democrate
Bridgeport
Conn
New York
Vioiméide
Filmaster
Hanna Wins the Prize in Ohio Senate Contests
Senator Hanna is escorted to receive a commission for the short term in the Ohio Senate amid a heated party contest. The joint ballot upheld Hanna and McKisson for the long and short terms as factions clashed over bribery charges and committee control. The scene included remarks from officials and a formal presentation of the commission to Hanna.
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Columbus
Jun
Marchy A
Inu Dewan
Obia
Senate
McKinley
Maine
Hanna
Toledo
Charles L. Kurta
Foraker
Coy
Bushnell
Kurte
Anna
Deptha Garrard
Senato
Guarcard
Droste
Cane
Hanns
Rrard
Senator Dodge
Cleveland
McKisson
Dodge
Havonn
Henne
Thinsod
Jong
McKinson
Vue ‘Tee
Manon
Makisson
Onu Wart
Cromer
D L. Rodgers
Nell House
Ilanan
Phompson
John Little
Mahi Rathbone
Charles Kinney
Nash
Northway
Cowrence
Bourton
J. Warren Mufzer
Parvor
Cpl
Rodgers
Hraon
Hawnu
Otis
Hamilton County
Illhan
Bramley Bil
Abgent
Feanch Mabe
Anc
Wits
Ohio Senate Passes Bribery Inquiry and Railroad Bill
Ohio legislators debated a sweeping bribery investigation and a street railway bill. Key figures including Senator Turin and McKisson weighed in on party principles and statewide reform as votes shaped the Senate plan and a new legal framework.
Foot beauty and endurance in Japanese culture
A fragment argues the Japanese foot is praised for strength and beauty as people walk long distances without fatigue. It claims arched feet reflect spirit and elegance, while flat feet are seen as less desirable for soldiers in some societies.
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Spain
Devastating Tornado Rips Fort Smith City Night
A midnight tornado struck Fort Smith causing extensive destruction across the city. Dozens dead or missing, buildings felled, fires sparked by shattered lamps, and rescue teams working through the rubble at multiple sites including Burgess Hotel and Carter’s House. The National Cemetery area suffered severe damage as surrounding streets collapsed into chaos.
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Port Smith
Avie
Jue
Mian Woorosner
Young Morente Hapvey
Buen
Maury
Mr Gray
Joe Kyle
Jd Toei
Wera
Verity Hutones
Dbs
Ube Abiligren
Lea
Roy Poulik Richurdac
Reghwirant Keper
Jatin Agasia
O Raydo
Wil Lavwaoit Lowa
Jol Badt
Tener
Moggis Sheskia
Ta Woenii
Supnar Ramies Silva
Jones
National Cemetery
Fort Smith
van Buren
Trypath
Alma
Gargison and
Towson Avenue
National House
First Baptist Church
Central Methodist Church
Secretaries Gage Reply Denounces Currency Reform
In Nashville the Federational Labor adopted resolutions denouncing Secretary Gage's currency reform scheme. Gage replied in a letter, arguing the gold standard would harm wages and prices, warning that free coinage would depress purchasing power and wages for workers.
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Uniow
Feoe
Federaiian of
Labor
Nawhville
Gage
Nik
Ara Cotter
Ecovomie
Wincere
Manny Atandard
Mets
Goye Financial Bilantre
Aed
Gize
Federation of Labor
United States
Tow Jong
Pedecration of Labor
Cope
Tolecke
The Gold Standard Debate in State Legislature
The article argues for maintaining a gold standard as the basis of the currency, criticizing silver and supporting a policy that ensures payments in gold. It cites the Dingley Act's revenue as a steady source and urges fiscal restraint to sustain economic stability and wartime funding without suspending specie payments. It reflects 19th century currency policy debates and political advocacy.
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Katractn
Neamen
Republican Party
Towa State Heglater
The 900 Outlook on Bryan and Democratic Rifts
The piece discusses Bryan's possible nomination fate at the Democratic National Convention and the reactions of his supporters. It weighs scenarios of a party split, Tammany Hall’s stance, and potential shifts in strategy if Bryan is defeated. The analysis cites Henry Watterson, Henry George, and the broader political calculus ahead of 1900.
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Bryan
Bolt
Thor
Wiacuaslig
Henry Watterson
Capris Gloun
Hurriwanty
Mckinsey Belant
Cleveland
Mckinley
Monay
Dingley
Bofern
Wilinata
Crear
New York
George
van Wyck
Chicens
Kbeto
Isi
Lie
WNION
Iso
Rae
Lrywn
Ira
Tame
Hanry George
Gryan
Wilence
Winse
Nilional
Ssutew
Lenphio
Eurely Democrate
Tammany
Brown Blanding
Henry George Wood
Gertuio
United Staten Ly
Witteney & Co
Albany
Satisfactory Progress in December Revenue Figures
The Duveley DME representative notes December revenue reached 27,941,404 with 11,000,788 from Quatoms and 14,998,089 from financial taxes. An increase over November and October is cited, and expectations of reaching near 50,000,000 monthly after January duties on sugar.
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Duveley
Dingles
Pribune
Press Opinions On Economy Reflect Mixed Outlook
Editorials from Cleveland, St. Louis, Chicago urge cautious optimism for the year. Analysts cite McKinley era timing, mortgage relief through currency, and December tariff receipts exceeding 1896 figures as indicators of improving conditions.
Biggest Offer Yet For Detroit Papers One Year Deal
The Reporter and the Twice-A-Week Detroit Free Press offer a one year combination for $1.50. The Free Press is praised as clean bright and well regarded. The offer includes The Reporter and 104 copies of The Free Press at the stated price.
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Detroit Free Press
Eritece
THE
Free Press
Free Press Annual Year Book 1898 offer
An advertisement for Coxeact Concine Cowiletr 1897 book sale. over 20,000 copies sold at 25 cents each. Promises a comprehensive reference volume with educative content in a wide range of topics and religious facts. Offers mail delivery for 15 cents and a full year subscription for $1.90, with shipment around December 24, 1897, from THE REPORTER, Elyria, Ohio.
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Free Press
Coxeact
Concine
Cowiletr
Ueelaes
Copvea
Ibera
Amerangamente
Addrasr
the Reporter
Elyria
Sheriff Sale Notice in Lorala County Probate Court
The State of vv Lorala County proceeds in the Probate Court before MOLE Administrator with the will annexed to sell property of Mathaw Miller and Nollen. The action is part of the sheriff sale process under probate administration.
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William Heldmyer
O. Crosalay
Crosley
Lorale
Loum Courk
Ole
Court of Coumon Pleas
Youlthe
Lorain
Ohio
Tome
Agre
Kigria
Setabe
Tor Wits
Arto Lobe
Biock
Lod Street
Mary Hye Lo Win
Lorals
Nicholas Wagmer
Bo Ws
Feyda
Aig
Joraia
Lord
Lorain County
F.C. Manter
Autoruay
Lorala County
Mathaw Miller, Doold
Whatuttiy Nollen
Local notes fragment list sports and events in era
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered names and numbers across locations such as Grafton Cleveland and New Philadelphia. Mentions of teams, times, and identifiers appear with unclear context, suggesting a jumble of sports scores and notices from a historical page.
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Tter CO
Hany
Jefferson City
Iney & Co
Props
F. J
Jaax
Apnan & Marvin
Aledo
Teatimonial
Smyth
Aly
Naoee
Mir
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Detroit
Ming
Hanwerford
Aluion
REN
Wriny Preserption Prijs
Hy Moat
Secur
Bop
Max
Deny
Ghio
Ey McKleson
Karelves
Mdeal Coutwat
Washington
Dun
Claude M. Johnson
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau of Engraving
National Republican
Ohio General Assembly
Jan
Phin Bel
Tony Ap Cy
Bilis
Fatuiltec
Clive
Aten Hemlay
Ail Chaegort Heachey
Dossyell Yald
feHdenk
Janos
W Vreer
Hig Poopie
Columby Jka
Mane
Sagas
Liewl Gov
Fe Odor Yan
Wale
sGeonien
Menssou
Chen
Anne
Coe
Crmoen
Hasding
Elweton
Wanna
Letage
Simath
Meksoi
Brumley
Jongs
Dowc
Duncuil
Iust
Piacu
Mok Neon
Aquila Viera
Acad Warner
Cindicaces
Mumyaa
Scaator
Burka
Yanubhivans
Finuk
Redelunion
Suipmign Wiinensis
Alexander Citeran
Iriaimens
Chasoanto
Timeu
Gueleld
Sudhsan
Ris
Ardhery
Senatelisi
Keucey
Ciety
Ghaston
Ycby
Sunate
Stuley
Paulding
Mike
Deerfull
Mares A. Mira
Waator
Ind
Hurke
Shamane
Rovertson
Hromsoy
Batton
Turin
Henna
My Klyson
Dod Dante
Batlor
Trim Sud
Hua
McKisson Mihum
Glavelind
Isanc
Repullican
Heeb
Fort Smith, Ark
Digest
Detroit Journal
Bryas
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Trynn
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Wilson
Weekly Blade
Alenty J. Barrows
Frank Frostman
Courc of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Te Gornty
State of
Bio
Publiq
Coury House
Elyrin
Anid
LaGran
al Lerain
Owig
Cylun Nichola
Premiece
Shariff
Lorala Cundty
Parsw Miller
Miller
Mentor
Nortom County
North Dakota
Oteath
Aald- Deoedamt
Grafton
Loralp
Tate
Ohle
Junt
Marth Alde
Iauda
C.J. Vchoabel
Lyuisa
E.G. Jomnaon
Cegal Information Bureau
Yeu
Lincoln
Oroel, Nichols, Attermerariaw and Motry Publi
Crore
Lworiswold, Attersey-strew and Motary Publi, Massey Blesk
Eyria
W. A. Sherwood
Rowen «& Ely Block
Ely
C. Manter
Motery
Elyris
V. ¥. Tromar
Attorsey-ariog
GO. Jomneom
Alleretz-attew
Geo
H. Chamberlain
Bady
Dootons S]effiedd & Gheffiele
Ria
Rire Insurance Peckry
Laks Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Veelpay
Boston and Ciieage Hyseus
Western Express
Kncommodation
Lari Acconmodath
O Kauduaky Dictaion
Ft Rarwalk di
Dalry
Scino Ratt
Tess
RST
Pra Vail
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeline Railway
Bbandard
Tima Bedecia
Cleveland Depot
Port Usta Ta Masai Lion Tor
Beville Bolowrites Meding
Ester Holilnt
NSS Grafton
Kivila Sasl
SM Avis Io Laxer Mats Bolt
Cleveland Ee
Ns Leotardis Fou Tiorps
Philapagal Ty Heb biGanal Davie Ip
Asiecei
WOME
Mabellon
Bwadaya
Aloe Daly
Biunday
Prowogere
Wheeling
Martin'n Verry
Bellaire
Urideeport
Riestria Hallway
Pace
Ss. E. Wurst
Elyria, Co
Scientific American
Chicaco
Kagi Nees
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