Split in Ohio liquor vote reshapes county results
Wet and dry factions split across Ohio counties on Thursday. Fairfield county swung wet by 328 while Coshocton backed dry by 594, ousting saloons in Coshocton and saving 33 statewide. Several counties remain dry or wet, with Coshocton led by the Manufacturers' Association amid local tensions over bridges.
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Wen
Ohio
Fairfield County
Cashoctton
An. Adams
Pike Non
Scioto
Madison
Lawrence
Pickaway
Jackson
Ashtabula
Gallia
Columbiaana
Meigs
Carroll
Vinton
Marion Athens
Morrow
Hocking
Warren
Delaware
Guernsey
Brown
Noble
Perry
van Wert
Wood
Paulding
Wyandot
Wayne
Darke
Putnam
Coshocton
Lancaster
Lanter
Coshocton City
Crawford Township
Manufacturers’ Association
Pin Joke Ends in Blood Poisoning
At Norristown a girl sat on a pin placed on a seat by another girl at a hosiery factory of Rambo Bandegar. Esther Horrocks is in hospital with blood poisoning, the result of the prank. Her condition is critical after weeks of mounting pain.
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Norristown
Rambo Bandegar
Esther Horrocks
Tag Day at Rochester Raises About 8000 Dollars
A Tag Day in Rochester New York raised roughly eight thousand dollars for the Mechanics Institute, reflecting strong public support and community involvement in the fundraiser.
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Rochester, N. Y
Mechanics Institute
McKees Medicine Promises Half-Price 60 Doses Cure
A New Castle store marketed Dr. Howards specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price with a money back guarantee. He reports selling hundreds of bottles and no returns. The offer asks customers with constipation headaches or liver trouble to mail 25 cents for 60 doses and a refund if not cured.
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McKee
Dr. Howard
Martin predicts Republican victory in Pennsylvania
Deputy State Superintendent of Agriculture A. L. Martin predicts Pennsylvania will go Republican by at least 150000 after a statewide tour. He cites farmer support, prosperity in the last four years, rising farm prices, and general contentment with the Republican administration.
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Pennsylvania
A. L. Martin
Martin
Charles G. Martin
Farmers’ Institutes
Mr. Martin
Y M C A Starts Campaign For New Members
The YMCA launches a new membership drive led by President McGill and assistant secretary Potter. Hoover and attorney Gibson urge optimistic, coordinated effort as 40 volunteers who recruited last year prepare reports and begin a 14 day push to regain momentum. Banjo music by J M Waldorf adds closing cheer.
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McGill
Association
R. R. Potter
Hoover
New Castle
Clyde Gibson
J. M. Waldorf
Waldorf
1907 Leading Year in Oil Production
The Geological Survey reports 1907 U S petroleum output at 166,095,335 barrels, a record year with stocks high and prices strong. Great gains occurred in Illinois and Oklahoma with increased California production, and fuel use by railroads rose to 18,855,691 barrels.
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
Illinois
Oklahoma
California
Public School Reform Urged By Grade Level Study
A Delineator writer notes 95 percent of students stay in grammar grades and under 2 percent reach high school. The proposed democratic system would treat elementary schools as complete facilities, focusing on practical industrial education for a working world.
Poisoned Chickens Allegations In Sharon Case
Martin Lyons of Sharon claims Mrs Mary Stewart poisoned yard and chickens ate it resulting in her arrest. The woman had paid for the chickens.
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Mary Stewart
Martin Lyons
Sharon
No Drinking Policy Tightened for Erie Employees
The Erie railroad enforces strict no drinking rules for on duty workers with notices posted at multiple sites. Detectives monitor compliance and any employee reporting for work intoxicated will be discharged immediately.
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Erie Railroad
New Castle
Railroad
Erie & Ashtabula
Pennsylvania Railroad
Taft Religion Debate Stirs in New York Uni tatarians Cited
The piece outlines Unitarians in New York including Eliot Hale Long Wright Howe Guild and others arguing Taft is a Unitarian. It explains Unitarian beliefs such as freedom of individual interpretation and rational religion. It notes charges Taft is not a Christian and clarifies Unitarian views on Jesus and religious duty.
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New York
Eliot
Harvard
Edward Everett Hale
John D. Long
Carroll D. Wright
Julia Ward Howe
Gov
Curtis Guild
Taft
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Unitarian Church
Thompkins Arrested After Bryan Talk Visit
A. A. Thompkins who traveled to Youngstown to hear Bryan speak was arrested for intoxication and yesterday learned he had lost his false teeth.
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A. A. Thompkins
Youngstown
Bryan
Youngstown Boy Hurt In Four Foot Fall At School
Bartholomew Mitchell 11 of Youngstown was injured while playing on school stairs and fell four feet. He suffered a skull base fracture and may die according to physicians at his home.
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Bartholomew Mitchell
Youngstown
Imnmacmay Te Contion School
Notice to Water Consumers in New Castle
Notice forbids使用 water for building work by anyone on meter or flat rate. Violators will have water service discontinued until costs are paid in full by the City of New Castle Waterworks.
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New Castle
New York
City OF
WATER
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