Langdon law and public utilities tax report summary
Langdon law builds a state tax commission to oversee public utilities. It cites higher revenues this year and seeks power to collect back taxes from holding companies. The report notes valution work on railroads and utilities, and warns on land withdrawals and farm conservation. It also cites tariff debate polling and Columbus growth rankings. Foley’s Honey and Tar advised for croup in households.
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State Tax Commission
Foley
Population Projection Ahead Of Census Totals
The census office tabulates state results and projects U S population reaching 91,198,490 with a possible near 91,500,000 total, about 1.6 million higher than prior estimates.
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United States
One Cent Magazine Postage Proposal Draws Little Criticism
Postmaster General Hitchcock seeks 1 cent letter postage by taxing magazines ads at third class two ounce rate. Magazines now pay second class one cent per pound. ads could boost government income eightfold. Average magazine travel is 1048 miles versus 201 miles for newspapers. President urged higher magazine postage last year amid muckraking critiques.
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Hitchcock
Presidentia
Congress
Skeleton dated 7000 B C found near Abydos Egypt
A prehistoric man’s remains from Abydos, Upper Egypt, dating before 6000 or 7000 B C, are kept at King's College Oxford for a surgical reconstruction. The box holds a well-preserved crouched skeleton from an ancient burial, part of a five month expedition to Egypt.
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King’s College, Oxford
London
Egypt
Fund
Abydos
Upper Egypt
The
Nile
Potomac Word Becomes Buttermilk In Civil War Anecdote
Col John A Riker recalls a Cumberland Army guard who misheard Potomac as Buttermilk due to b and p sounds. An officer insists the password is Buttermilk, prompting a tense exchange with bayonets before the altercation ends with the word passed.
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John A. Riker
Philadelphia
The
National
Army of the Cumberland
Potomac
Missouri
Naples wine merchant keeps eleven children confined for five years
In a Naples country house, wine merchant Rea allegedly imprisoned his wife and eleven children for five years across twelve rooms. Neighbors noticed two eldest sons walking nearby, alerted police, and led to the father’s arrest. The reunion of mother and children after so long drew tears.
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Naples
Rea
Burlesque Wedding at Paris Caricaturist Poulbot Affair
Paris caricaturist Poulbot staged a burlesque wedding inviting guests only if they wore made up heads as country villagers. Attendees appeared as peasants, village idiots, bluff squires and officers from distant posts while the couple kept their own faces.
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Poulbot
Paris
Algeria
Speed and manners in a Reading Railway cross examination
The Reading Railway’s lawyer questions a negro woman who claims to have seen a train strike a milk wagon. The witness wittily deflects by saying the time to walk the distance would depend on her speed, prompting the lawyer’s frustrated inquiry.
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Reading Railway
Ohio court docket and property transfers summary
The Ohio docket lists cases including Ida M. Thomas versus Mabel Hardwick for money owed totaling 1956 dollars, Guy Woodruff sentence with fine and jail in conjunction, and Clarence Meeker indictment noted. Also Elizabeth Livengood granted divorce from Alfred Livengood with name restoration to Elizabeth McMurphy. Real estate transfers show multiple deeds in Goshen Wayne Monroe and other townships, plus marriage licenses in Milford and surrounding towns. Daisy Pierson receives temporary alimony and Olin Fagin appointed receiver with bond.
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State of Ohio
Guy Woodruff
Clarence Meeker
Elizabeth Livengood
Alfred Livengood
Elizabeth McMurphy
Emma B. McClanahan
Lottie L. Orrell
William L. Willison
Daisy Pierson
Charles Pierson
Olin Fagin
Mabel Brotherton
Anna Kettler
Richard Brotherton
Commissioners Proceeding Special Session 1910
Special session notes show bills approved and rejected for Bradley County. Payments include repairs to county building, culverts, roads, and burial costs. official bonds of infirmary directors approved. various contractors and suppliers listed with amounts. public reports published. expenses for inspectors and examiners recorded.
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Bradley Co
Augiouc
Peter Ae
Whitenack
Tata
Woodrow Bradley Co
Wiltsie
Ansteatt
Thos Marshall
Bell Tel Co
Service County
Clermont Courier
W Fithen
Barrett Bros
Champion Bridge Co
Ernise
Edenton
J F Stall
Soldier's
Bridger
Umford
Davis Et al
Ohio
TC Martin
DS Buxton
A . Weaver & Lewis
Stalkalla Pen Co
Hutson Bros
Harris
Malott
Labor Road
Raeburn Et
JL Bavkin
Wilson
Labor Ohio Pike
Kennedy P White & Son
Ronnie “A Bradley
Jacob Smith
George Lewis
Hurns & Emmons
White & Son
David Mc
Gehareseek Brown Co Childrens Home
Bog
A Gauche
Bridge Lumber
al Smith
Burl Jordan
Lockwood & Breeding
Frank Meek
Ohio Pike
Pam Opon Bridge Co
Urphy
Jackson
Jones & Go
Frank Pollock
Goshen
Tia Mitchell Et al
Pride
TA Mitchell
Marshal Hough
Chas Sprague
John Schutter
LD Kennedy’ & Son
Ie Andrews
Ohio Corrugated
John Niehoff
Legal notice in Indiana and Kansas heirs identified
A court notice names Owen Slade and various Slade heirs living in Indiana Kansas and other states. It cites a partition or sale of real estate in a civil action from 1910 and requires all unknown heirs to answer within a set period or be assumed under decree. Attorneys AROS taken and KE SPEIDEL and FRAZIER &
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Owen Slade
Penterville
Wayne County
Indiana
Orrin L. Slade
Clay Contes Geate
Kansas
Slade
Mina Sweet
John Sweet
Holton
Jackson County
Frank M. ‘Slade
Yountville
State of Cettigraia
Fly Lee Ag
Lucille Leeds
Will
St ‘Relie Fe Indians
Wilfde
Jz Ae
Milford Passes Dog Curbing Ordinance For Fee Per Head
Milford council authorizes town marshall to seize unmuzzled dogs on streets at 1 to 7 am and pay him 1.50 per dog. The note compares Batavia’s marshal, laments many dogs in the county, and recalls a repeal of a dog tax on tenants.
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Milford
Batavia
Warren county agricultural extension school set for January
An extension school for Warren county farmers will be held in Lebanon from January 23 to 28 with six lectures daily for five days. Officers elected for the year are Albert Conean president W. W. Cochran vice president and Lester S. Ivans secretary. A separate women’s school will teach domestic science and attendance is rising statewide.
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Warren County
Lebanon
Albert Conean
W. W. Cochran
Lester S. Ivans
Furnished City Rooms with Modern Amenities
Short advertisement notes electric lights furnace heat hot and cold water complete toilet and first class service with livery attached. Proprietor B Fiscus offers board by the week day or meal in a small, well run lodging option.
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B. F. Fiscus
Mystery Ads From Williamsburg Mrs Kratzer
An odd catalog-like notice from Williamsburg Ohio lists whimsical items and mail order phrasing. It mentions Mrs M D Kratzer and a string of curious products and phrases, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century style classified blurb.
Tour of the United States subscription offer details
Postal note explains a three cent extra postage for mail orders of the Tour of the United States. It mentions one set included with each new subscription. The fragment ends with the word nord indicating incomplete text.
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The
United States
Nord
Rare Opportunity for Subscriptions Solicitors
The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer offers five thousand dollars in cash premiums plus a generous commission to solicitors. The 24 page family magazine features sermons, essays, stories, news, patterns, market reports, and moral content. Apply to THE ENQUIRER, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
Weekly Enquirer
Russell
Madison C. Peters
THE
Enquirer
Cincinnati
Train numbers 23 24 265 and 26 to Cincinnati
Train numbers 23 24 265 and 26 will arrive at and depart from the Pennsylvania Lines station located at Pearl and Butler streets in Cincinnati.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pearl and
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
All Pointeon
Norfolk & Western Railway
Lynchburg
School Examiners' Notice for Monthly Teacher Tests
Examinations for teachers occur on the first Saturday each month unless it is a holiday, in which case the following Saturday. Pupils take tests on the third Saturday in April and May. Applicants for high school certificates take branches first then electives. Four year provisional certificate applicants should consult the clerk before applying. Examinations held in Batavia Ohio. Officers: B T Davis president John Morris VP 8 8 Bagby clerk.
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Batavia
Ohio
B. T. Davis
John Morris
Bagby
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