License Bill Moves as Special Order for Next Thursday
Columbus Feb 28 The liquor license compromise known as the Greenhill bill becomes a special order for Thursday noon. The Senate passed the Haas bill creating a state industrial bureau to absorb several boards, saving about 100000 annually. The Kennedy bill for self supporting state banking deposits passed the House. The Seward bill abolishes the state board of public works and places duties with a state superintendent at 4000 dollars yearly. The Senate also passed bills on wage payments twice a month and on heirs suing from another state. The legislature advanced a school survey bill and study of Ohio's schools with 100000 appropriated for experts.руп
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Message to ran riad men from Bath conductor
An ad from Beall & Steele promoting Foley Kidney Pills features a testimonial from a Maine conductor at 11 East Street Bath claiming kidney pills restored health after a chronic illness. The message targets railroad workers and emphasizes restored strength and long-term improvement.
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Wilson Inaugurated Amid Ceremonial Pageantry
The article describes the inauguration of the new President with Chief Justice administering the oath from the Constitution and the President kissing the open Bible. A 21 gun salute signals the start of his tenure. He delivers a inaugural address then returns to the White House to begin duties.
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Inauguration Day Opens With Taft Welcomes Wilson
Washington March 4 reports a gray cold morning as Taft meets Wilson at the White House and proceeds to the Capitol. Cabinet members prepare for the ceremony while crowds gather along Pennsylvania Avenue, with Taft and Wilson arriving for the inaugural drive and formal adjournment actions shaping the day.
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Inaugural Day Scenes As Taft Wilson Parade Unfolds
Washington March 4 1913 Senator Poindexter delays adjournment to protest suffragist scenes then the diplo mat ic corps enters the Senate chamber Chief Justice White precedes the distinguished guests as President Taft and President elect Wilson attend the oath of office by 1234 with Chief Justice Marshall taking the oath.
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Miss Nellie Wilson Honored Amid Crowded Reception
In a crowded scene Marshall celebrated the president elect with cheers and waving banners as a dense sea of people pressed along the street. Soldiers held position with difficulty while a shout of three cheers for Miss Nellie Wilson drew a lighthearted laugh from the crowd.
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Death Roll and Local Obituaries
Henry Beckman died at the home of Cans Schsabel on Monday at 420 p.m. after six months with tuberculosis. He was 94, born in Westphalia Germany, and lived in California. Survived by two sisters and a brother. longtime Zion Lutheran Church member. Thomas Willannagan services held at St Pauls. Also notes Theobald Braun died at his home on State Street aged 65. Other fragment mentions Henry and Margaret Milewsky's child and a political snare line about transgender law.
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