Inauguration Day Observed in Ohio Capital
Gov. Myron Herrick and Lt. Gov. Warren G. Harding led Ohio’s inaugural ceremonies in Columbus with a noon parade and a 8,000-strong turnout. The day honored the late Gov. Charles Foster and featured a 200-mounted unit. A reception ended the day. Columbus and Ohio news follow with a court ruling on excursion ticket brokers. The Ohio Supreme Court upheld an injunction preventing brokers from trading return coupons on non transferable excursion tickets.
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Superior Court
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Cuyahoga County
Supreme Court
State Board of Commerce Elects Officers at Columbus Meeting
The Ohio State Board of Commerce wraps up its annual meeting with officers elected: President Harry T. Atkins Cincinnati. Vice President Samuel Scovil Cleveland. Secretary Gilbert B. Steevart Columbus. Treasurer Cole Firestone Columbus. Commissioner Allen R. Foote Columbus. Executive committee includes O. K. Brooks Cleveland Homer Meaniel Cleveland Samuel Bailey Jr. Cincinnati J. Gano Wright Cincinnati F. M. Thresher Dayton W. A. Snyder Piqua Edward Buchwalter Springfield S. P. Bush Celina. An amendment changes the annual meeting to December and the board backs merit system for U S consular service.
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Columbus
State Board of Commerce
Harry T. Atkins
Cincinnati
Samuel Scovil
Cleveland
Gilbert B. Steevart
Cole Firestone
Allen R. Foote
O. K. Brooks
Homer Meaniel
Samuel Bailey, Jr
J. Gano Wright
Jackson Day Banquet Honors Democratic Leaders in Columbus
Columbus hosts a Franklin County Jackson Day banquet at the Great Southern hotel. Speakers included Hal C. Dren of Fremont M A Daugherty of Lancaster Gen E B Finley of Durvs O John J Zimmer man of Springfield and Col W A Taviors of Columbus. Daugherty called the tariff a step toward socialism and attacked President Roosevelt as “Anarchy's gift to the nation.”
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Columbus
Lie Democracy
Franklin County
Great Southern
Hal C. Deran
Fremont
M. A. Donegherty
Lancaster
E. B. Finley
Durvrus
John J. Zimmerman
Springfield
W.A. Taviors
Ir. Daugherty
Roosevelt
Judge James H. Collins Dies Suddenly in Columbus
Columbus, Ohio Jan 11 Judge James H Collins general counsel of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and leading railroad law authority in the Midwest died suddenly He was also a law instructor at Ohio State University and served as arbiter for several corporations.
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Columbus, O
Jas. H. Collins
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Middle West
Collins
Oato State University
Jsree
Cincinnati Will Not Exhibit at St Louis Fair
Cincinnati officials announce no official exhibit for the St Louis Louisiana Purchase exposition. A special chamber of commerce committee, formed months ago, failed to mobilize support to prepare an exhibit.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Kentuckian Louis Spivey Buried at County Expense
Louis Spivey died in the county jail and was buried in Greenwood cemetery at the county’s expense. His brother Leonard attended the funeral along with the undertaker and the grave diggers, with no minister present.
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Hamilton
Louis Spivey
Greenwood Cemetery
Leonard
Pbreon
Wydertaker
Auditor Guilbert announces new term clerks and assistants
Columbus reports Auditor Guilbert unveils the new term staff with EB M Fulington named chief clerk in a surprise move. In Bellefontaine Belle Center notes, A J Stafford learns of cousin Thomas Sandis death in Dayton after attending the funeral of his niece Alta Young.
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Columbus, O
Guilbert
EB. M. Fulington
Bellefontaine, O
Belle Center
Alta Young
A. J. Stafford
Thomas Sandis
Dayton
Livery Barn Destroyed in Paulding Fire
The Ford Livery barn and Russell's blacksmith shop in Paulding were burned early Thursday morning. Eight horses perished and the total loss is pegged at 10 200 dollars.
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Paulding
Ford
Russell
Ballot slated for Senator Hanna in Ohio race
Senator M A Hanna arrived from Cleveland and will stay in Columbus until after his U S senate reelection. The house and senate will ballot separately next Tuesday with a joint session Wednesday to announce results. Hanna is expected to win by a large majority as Republicans hold 25 in the senate and 66 in the house.
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Columbus
M. A'Hanna
Cleveland
United States Senate
Crittenden
House
Senate
United States
Hanna
Treasurer Arrested in Hamilton Iron Molders Union Case
Joan J. Stedman treasurer of Hamilton Iron Molders Union No. 68 was arrested by Constable Brann on a complaint by union officers. He is charged with embezzling about 359 dollars of union funds and bailed at 700 dollars. In court he collapsed but was revived.
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Hamilton, O
Joan J. Stedman
Hamilton Iron Molders’ Union
Brann
Unson
Stedman
Families to form large Bahia Honda colony in Cuba
Thirty families from Youngstown Ohio will soon depart to Cuba to settle in the Bahia Honda district creating one of the largest colonies sent abroad from the area. The new settlers will form a compact community there.
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Youngstown
Cuba
Bahia Honda
Dabney Installed as Cincinnati University President
Cincinnati reports Dr Chas W Dabney will be formally installed as president of the university. Former President Grover Cleveland is expected to deliver the material address, a plan agreed on by university trustees.
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Chas. W. Dabney
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Cincinnati University
Grover Cleveland
Austrian Molovian Cica and Radel Kosaanovic Held on Murder Charge
In Youngstown Ohio on January 11 the coroner's inquest into the death of Alex Woleieh found enough evidence to hold two men, an Austrian Molovian and Radel Kosaanovic, on a murder charge. The pair were involved in a drunken argument over a girl.
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Youngstown, O
Alex
Woleieh
Cica
Radel Kosaanovic
Debt Comparison Shows State's Local Burden in 1903
State official Guilbert compiles a debt statement for political divisions, comparing total local debt to the previous year. The 1903 local debt totals 112,357.86 dollars, up from 106,598,137 dollars a year earlier.
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McCann Awarded 25 000 McElwee Estate in Ohio Court
In Coshocton Ohio L C McCann a Mahicanoy City Pennsylvania writing teacher was named heir to the 25 000 McElwee estate. The court also held 4100 pending from McCann's attorney fee suit for 4000.
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L. C. McCann
Mahcanoy City
McElwee
McCann
Highwaymen Fatally Beat Zanesville Station Agent
J B Hos station agent for the Zanesville and Wellston was waylaid by highwaymen at Thornport Sunday night on his way home. His skull was beaten in and his money stolen.
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Zanesvile, O
Hos
Zanesville & Wellston
Thornport
Plan Memorial for Steele High Teacher Miss Alice Jennings
Dayton officials report Steele high school faculty and students are arranging a memorial for Miss Alice Jennings a former teacher who died recently after twenty years of service in the district institutions and community relations.
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Dayton, O
Steele High School
Alice Jennings
Republican Party Strength in New York Cited in Dwight Interview
Representative John W. Dwight discusses Republican organization and presidential politics in New York. He argues Democrats face the same disciplined machine in 1904, praises Platt’s leadership, doubts a governor candidate is apparent, and foresees a united, energized ticket with electors and assembly candidates rallying to ensure victory.
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John W. Dwight
New York
New York State
Platt
Odell
Roosevelt
Ihem
Assembly
Cifcult
Simor
Watt Street
William Jennings Bryan
Arthur Pue Gormin
Recurring GOP Trade Debate Reflected in Press Clippings
A collection of editorials quotes the Panama de facto government issue and US policy by Chicago papers. It notes Republican emphasis on reciprocity limits and McKinley’s stance, while the Democratic Party seeks leadership after Gorman’s setback.
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Democratic Party
Arthur Pue Gorman
Chicago
McKinley
Louis
Globe-Democrat
Expansion Policy Advocates Nationwide Growth
Mr. Whitelaw Reid denounces statehood for island territories while expansionists push colonial policy after the Spanish war. The Press defends expansion as a path to peace, protection, and progress, noting self governing colonies and increased national sovereignty.
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New England
Hawaii
Philippines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philadelphia
Reid
Paris
Spain
Archipelago
Union of States
Orient
Caribbean Sea
United States
Pure cussed ness of Democrats in caucus coercion
Editorials condemn Democratic party tactics in the Senate to block Republican measures. The Indianapolis Journal quotes anger at caucus coercion over Cuban reciprocity and the Panama canal treaty as subverting public interest for party ends. References to Gorman and Lincoln era politics noted.
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Indianapolis Journal
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