Republican Congressional Convention in the Sixth Ohio District
The Republican Congressional Committee for Ohio's Sixth District calls a convention at Xenia on March 20 1906 to nominate a candidate for Congress. Delegates are apportioned by Roosevelt vote in 1904 with three methods for selecting delegates and ten days' notice required. Henry Louden chairs the convention with Ed S. Conklin as secretary and John Greathouse as sergeant at arms.
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Ohio
Xenia
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry
Louden
Brown County
Conklin
Warren County
John Greathouse
Highland County
Distriet
Congressional Committee
Congress
Army teamsters and pension list debate voiced in press
An exchange ridicules a Virginia representative for proposing pension status for Army teamsters. The piece defends drivers of mules and ammunition wagons as brave, loyal, and underpaid, noting their dangers and lack of pension expectations. It argues pensioning teamsters would be popular.
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Dovener
Eet
Virginia
Bray
Ohio notes on Pattison Scroggy call and Clermont County bench
Governor Pattison improves in health while Alice Roosevelt nuptials spark interest. A call for a Sixth District congressional convention favors Thomas E. Scroggy. Clermont County State's Attorney Charles C. Kearns earns praise for four criminal convictions. Cincinnati saloons show reduced business under temperance mood. Warren J. Lynch criticizes Ohio lawmakers for two cent rail fare and a progressive, independent legislature atmosphere amid chloroforming debate.
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Charles C. Kearns
Clermont County
Clermont
Warren J. Lynch
Columbus
Chicago
Ohio
Scott's Emulsion Promotes Fat for Babies
An old promotional text argues that fat is essential for infants and that Scott's Emulsion helps a scrawny baby gain needed fat. It claims fat babies are content and their stored fat cushions nerves, while thin babies feel discomfort from gentle touches.
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Scott
Great Canal Year Sets Record for St Marys River Passages
A statistical report shows 21,679 vessel passages through St Marys River canals in 1905, up 34 percent from 1904. American side led. total freight 44,270,680 net tons. iron ore and wheat show major gains while copper shipments drop 3,085 net tons versus last year.
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Saint- Ste. Marie
Mich
St. Mary's River
Lake Superior
United States
Odd Fad of a Collector Seeks Holy Seals in Syria
Parisian collector M Gustave Schlumburger has pursued a 30 year hobby gathering 60 seals once attached to letters of princes and prelates settled in Syria after the crusades. He plans to bequeath them to the French patron. Among the pieces is Amaury II of Jerusalem seal with Jerusalem landmarks on the reverse.
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Paris
M. Gustave Schlumburger
Syria
Amaury II
Jerusalem
Ballan D'‘Lberlin
Naplousé
Seladin
Maracleus
Explorer Sven Hedin Aims Deep Persian Desert Study
Dr Sven Hedin travels toward Persia to thoroughly study the salt deserts Dasht i Kavi and Dasht i Lut from a scientific viewpoint. He plans to push via Afghanistan to India and then organize a central Tibet exploration expedition. Hetty Green is 70, denies visitors on her birthday.
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Persia
Sven Hedin
Dasht-i-Kavi
Dasht-i-Lut
Afghanistan
India
Thibet
Hetty
Hetty Green
Birth of triplets prompts names and a federal reply
Mrs Hunt of Hartford City Indiana has welcomed triplets and awaits a $100 reward while President Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb exchange letters over premiums on stunts. State auditor Guilbert sues Mason Bank for 7200 dollars for late required reports with a daily penalty, and political chatter hints at a possible Congressional nomination in the Sixth District. An ad urges Kodol for indigestion with testimonials from Rev W E Hocutt and others.
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Mre. Hunt
Hartford City
Indiana
Roosevelt
Loeb
W. D. Guilbert
Warren County Common Pleas
Mason Bank
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Pre Clermont
the Clermont Publishing Co
Teeseee
Satavia
Slormont County
Clinton County
Greene County
Alice Roosevelt
Alice
Thomas E. Scroggy
Cincinnati
Pattison
Pearl Street
New York
St. Mary’s River
Parisian
Hildebrant
Ballrosser
Kodol
W. E. Hocutt
South Mille, N.C
Electric Light and Aterworks
Batavia
Norfolk & Western Railway
Electric Light and Water Works
Onio
Electric Light and Waterworks
Aix
First National Bank
Ean Villiage
Bio
Brecine Light and Waterworks Fund
Edwin C, Ely
G. Heary
Clermont Pere
State of Ohio
John Mehl
Mary Meal
C. Krarns
Probate Court
Lydia Herron
And
Hassie Herron
Jolly M. Heanon
J. R. Woopiing
Bell
Alea
Weil
Connie Puna
Infermanion
Felotié Amalie
Jackeon
Swing
Tarnpike
Maudie
Ower
Mil
Whart
Alao Leneer Go
Danby
Holly
jJaniti4
Wis
BET Ee
J. C. Fuhr
Sole AG
Williamsburg, Ohio
Ent
FUHR
Ealing
Galvqha Supplies Company
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CIDA
Sitet
H. A. Moore
Spring Street
Union Township
State of
Matthews Corner
Hughes
Matthews
Shepardean
James Thomas
James
Wilhameville
Wright
Sattert
LUNDS
Dr. King
Watson
Felicity
Goyna
Sam No Daly Eppots Ayaliaen
Clermens
Oalo
Flora Beo Beck
Ate Aie
Decenner
HH. L. Bairron
Wella
Ae Duckett
Ebay
Loount Posta
Posit
Sr 1
Bros” New Riebrand
Jone Er
Aridrone
Joseph Frito
Oweoneville
Ernie Cart
Gous
Os New
Wilt
Carmel
Boravis
First Des Beech
Owensville
O. K
Oliver
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