What’s the Use Partisan Press Attacks Legislature
The piece argues that partisan papers attack the Ohio Legislature for slow action while explaining the legislative process. It notes the lengthy path to law, from introduction to governor signature, and warns readers not to panic at delays. It mocks critics who demand rapid passage as unthinking and cites common accusations.
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Plain Dealer
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Senate
House of Representatives
Confession of the Chaplain Sparks Senate Condemnation
A Senate Chaplain in Denver condemns corruption and moral decay in Colorado through a frank prayer. Lawmakers object to being confronted with sins they may not admit, while the chaplain insists truth is known by God and man. The exchange ends with a caution that many people deceive others rather than themselves.
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Senate
Denver
Colorado
Sonse
Bill
Jack
Yesterday’s in Ohio 1834 and 1859 milestones
Chronicles from Ohio mention a 1834 charter for the Bank of Wooster with capital stock listed. 1859 notes Leicester Converse as the first white child born in Marietta after settlement, and Gen William T Sherman’s Civil War death in New York. Several anniversaries mark births in Europe and Canada, with brief notes on notable figures.
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Bank of Wooster
Thomas Corwin
Congress
William Henry Harrison
Leicester G. Converse
Ohio
Marietta
Meconnelisville
William T. Sherman
New York City
Lancaster
Centenary of William Henry Powell Celebrated in Observances
The article marks St Valentine day Ash Wednesday and the first day of Lent in Arizona, noting longer days by half an hour. It mentions the centenary birth of eminent American painter William Henry Powell and records nine branches of ism with over two dozen members represented.
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Arizona
William Henry Powell
Ism
ABE MARTIN Bet on Man Leaving Screen Door Up
ABE MARTIN jokes about the feller who leaves his screen door up all winter while Lafe Bud is seriously wounded this morning as his wife handles an old rusty revolver in a tense domestic incident.
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Lafe Bud
Handlin
Meeting of Western Alliance of Reform Churches Opens in Toronto
A meeting of the Western American Section of the Alliance of Reforming Churches, operating under the Presbyterian system, opens today in Toronto. Delegates from member bodies are convening to discuss ecclesiastical reforms and cooperative efforts across the denomination.
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Alliance of Reformed Churches
Toronto
Lumber Associations Open Conventions Nationwide
Conventions open today across multiple regions with Lumber Dealers' and Supply Associations in Spokane Western, Memphis Southern, New York Eastern, Omaha Nebraska, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, and Atlantic City New Jersey Mosquito Extermination groups, highlighting industry coordination and regional agendas.
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Spokane—Western Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Memphis
Southern Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
New York
Eastern Supply Association
Omaha—Nebraska
Lumber Dealers’ Association
Pittsburgh
Retail Lumber Dealers of Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Mosquiic Extermination Association
Komical Telegrams by Jim Armitage Parodies Flu Fads
A humorous column of mock telegrams by Jim Armitage lampoons influenza remedies and midcentury quackery. The spoof exchanges poke at patent medicines, bootleg cures, and erroneous medical advice while musing on doctors and public notices.
Ambassador Jusserand's Twentieth Year In Washington
Jean Jules Jusserand, France’s ambassador to the United States, marks twenty years in Washington on February 7, 1903. A scholar diplomat, he studied English literature and authored volumes on the subject, with degrees from Harvard, Chicago, Columbia, and the University of Pennsylvania. He is a grand officer of the Legion of Honor and has fostered ties with American leaders including former President Roosevelt.
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Jean Jules Jesserand
France
United States
Jusserand
Roosevelt
White House
Denmark
Harvard
Chicago
Columbia
University of Pennsylvania
Legion of Honor
Jerusalem aspires to future after ruin says Storrs
General Ronald Storrs, British governor in Palestine, argues Jerusalem’s soul endures amid past devastations and urges preservation of its intangible heritage during mandate tasks. He notes the east as a potential healing light and speaks on Britain’s role amid imperial critique and economic worries. He adds America backs the effort.
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Jerusalem
Ronald Storrs
Great Britain
Judes
Secturius
Allenby
Storrs
Palestine
East
America
Ambassador Jusserand and Wife Noted in Washington Socials
The excerpt highlights Joストffer Jusserand and his wife Miss Elsie Richards, whose prominent role in Washington society during their stay is noted. They entertained extensively and gained popularity within the diplomatic circle, reflecting the French role in the era and the ambassador's personal influence.
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Elsie Richards
Washington
30 Years Ago Involving Local Property and People
William Heldmyer purchased the Metropolitan hotel on Washington Avenue beside the railroad. Dr Chas Cushing was appointed assistant house physician at Huron Street Hospital after a competitive exam. William G Sharp bought the home of Attorney Lester McLean on Harrison Street for 5800 dollars. An epidemic of munips afflicted much of the juvenile population. Rev J A Schaffeld of St Marrs Church received a solid silver chalice from the congregation, speech by Thomas Seward Sr. Elyria city status aimed to third grade second class, with changes in officials needed.
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Chas,cushing
Huron Street Hospital
William G. Sharp
Lester McLean
Harrison Street
J. A. Schaffeld
St. Marr’s Church
St. Marr's
Thomas Seward, Sr
Elyria
Armour Omaha plant burns with $300000 loss
Fire early today at the Armour and Company plant in South Omaha, Omaha Neb., caused an estimated loss of 320,000 to the facility. No injuries were reported as firefighters battled the blaze in the early hours. The blaze damaged production areas and equipment at the meat packing plant.
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Armour
Omaha
Omaha, Neb
Armour and Company
South Omaha
Coal-Call West Side Lumber and Coal Co.
A brief entry noting the Coal-Call West Side Lumber and Coal Co at 2736 as part of a local business directory item. The line records the company name and street number in a concise listing.
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West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Aerabilitation of B and C Roads Planned
Columbus February 14 approval was given by the state utilities commission to the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to issue 13 875 000 in 1923 equipment trust certificates dated February 1 and bearing 5 percent interest. Proceeds will pay for new equipment including 50 steam freight locomotives two electric locomotives 6000 steel coke hopper and gondola cars 2000 box cars. Certificates mature in annual installments from 1924 to 1938.
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Columbus
State Utilities Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Women Barred from Public Golf Courses in San Francisco
A San Francisco city policy bars women wearing high heels from public golf courses. The rule affects dress code at municipal facilities and prompts criticism from advocates for gender equity.
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San Francisco
Burns Poem Fragment About Cruel Wealth and Flight
The fragment portrays a cruel wealthy world where a poor woman sacrifices herself. A daughter flees a tyrant father only to fall to a falconer's trap, seeking shelter and escape that fails as she drops to her ruin. The imagery contrasts riches with peril and loss.
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Falconer
Woman presides in Texas House as Edith Wilmans takes chair
For the first time in Texas legislature history a woman, Edith Wilmans of Dallas, was called to preside over the lower house in the afternoon session, marking a historic procedural milestone.
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Texas
Edith Wilmans
Dallas
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