Ohio wets and dries split counties in liquor vote
In Ohio the wets won Coshocton and Fairfield counties while the drys carried others, leaving five counties wet. Lancaster city backed the wets by a large margin. Coshocton city voted wet, aiding the county’s overall wet result. Republican prospects praised as farmers report prosperity and approval of the GOP administration.
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Poncaylvania
Walla
Dreyx” Publican
Coshocton
Corning
Thursos
Palrfield
Coshoovton
Selby
Defiance
Fairdeld
Lorain
Adams
Bampalen
Pike
Inion
Beloto
Adigon
Lawrence
Pickaway
Jackson
Amacabula
Gailta
Columbinané
Males
Carroll
Tuton
Malion
Athens
Hocking
Delaware
Ess Brown
Noble
Perry
van Wert
Wood
Paulding
Wyandot
Wayne
Darke
Putnam
Lancaster
Wats
Fairfield County
Jie Road
Revere
Lanx
Coshocton County
Coshocton City
Crawford Township
Manufacturers’ Association
Pin joke ends in blood poisoning at Norristown
A prank at a hosiery factory in Norristown led to a young woman contracting blood poisoning after she was the target of the joke. She remained hospitalized as her condition worsened over several weeks. A separate item notes a big tag day at Rochester, N.Y. for the Mechanics Institute raising about $8,000.
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Norristown
Allu Ting
Ramba Randegar
Bather Horrocks
Rochester
McKee's Medicine Store Offers Half-Price Cure
A New Castle store touts Dr Howard's for constipation and dyspepsia at half price with a money-back guarantee. McKee reports selling hundreds of bottles and no returns, inviting all with related ailments to mail 25 cents for 10 doses and a refund if not cured.
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McKee
Dr. Howard
McKeee
XAM.GA Launches Membership Drive For New Members
XAM.GA resumes its push for new members as McGill, Patternay, Hoover, and Clyde Gibeon outline a 14 day campaign. Forty workers are urged to report twice daily to boost membership. leaders stress optimism amid hard times and aim for the 17200 mark this year. Banjo solo by J. M. Waldorf provides a light finish.
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McGill
R. R. Patternay
Tie
Hoover
New Castle
Clyde Gibeon
Winiban
1907 Leading Year in Oil Production
Washington Oct 23 The geological survey reports 1907 as a record oil year with output far surpassing all prior years and large stockpiles. It notes major gains in the Hillnots field Okhshorta and California, with total production at 186,095,325 barrels and value rising to 120,106,740. Fuel oil used by railroads reached 18,855,691 barrels, up from 16,577,677 the prior year.
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Washington
United States
Geological Survey
Ok- Ishorta
California
Tiny democratic system for public education reform
A Detineator writer notes 95 percent of students stay in grammar grades and less than two percent reach top high school, urging a complete preparatory department in elementary schools. The goal is practical education for material pursuits and a self-contained, full early schooling.
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Ita
High Sehant
Napoleonized Chickens Cause Stir in Small Town Yard
Local report describes a muddled scene involving a woman named Mary Stewart and a man named Martin Swena in Share. The account notes a dispute over a herd of chickens and a payment for chicks, with unclear details and damaged text.
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Mary Stewart Hay
Har Yard
Martin Swena
No Drinking Policy Enforced for Erie Employes
Erie railroad steps up sobriety rules at New Castle with posted notices and detectives monitoring on duty and after. Col. J M Schoonmaker travels in private car to discuss Pittsburg and Lake Erie with New York Central officials. Branches of the Erie and Ashtabula division see increased business and talk of yard crews and new tie and rail orders.
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New Castle
Sr3
Yayldosd
J. M. Schoonmaker
Pittsburg & Lake Erie
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Pittsburg
H. W. Thornton
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Ashtabule
Pennsylvania
Staf
F. J. Perry
W. R. Hillary
P. J. Parry
J. A. Fenton
T. L. Bailes
W. M. Wardrap
G. P. Reese
Alliance
James McCrea
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Me Crea
Ft. Wayne Et Alliance
Niles
McCrea
Aphtabula
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburg Railway
Erie & Ashtabules
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Taft Religion Debate Shows Unitarian Views
In New York a discussion outlines Unitarian beliefs cited in defense of Taft. It notes Unitarian emphasis on reason, individual conscience, noncreedal faith, and religious liberty, arguing these shape Taft’s public religio us stance. A separate note mentions Thompkins arrested in Youngstown for intoxication and claiming missing teeth.
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God
Mr.Taft
Jesus Christ
Unitarian Church
Jeans
Jenusx
Boy Falls Four Feet at School Injuring 11-Year-Old
Bartholomew Mitchell of Youngstown, 11, fell four feet while playing on school stairs at Immaculate Conception. He sustained a skull fracture and was taken home for medical care with the possibility of death.
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Bartholomew Mitchell
Youngstown
Ras
Immaculate Conception
Notice to Water Consumers in New Castle City
Notice from City of New Castle Water Co warns against allowing any person to use water on a property for improper purposes or by nonpermitted users. The letter emphasizes that water service may be shut off until all costs and proper uses are paid and verified.
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Ag Belek
Gale Iielatad
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