Norfolk & Western Railway Schedule Change May 24 1903
Rail timetable outlines daily Nos 23 24 18 and 21 routes with all stops on Sundays while Nos 32 33 34 38 run as commuter service via the Norfolk & Western Bridge. through trains to Roanoke Keepmont Norfolk with Pullman service Cincinnati to Roanoke. Branch service includes Sardinia and Titixboro trains with morning and evening runs from Seoclinia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AY Lepart
Pennsylvania
Rotter Street
Cicinnati
Statne GeliseXeepe
Unt
Broadway
Dilly
Roanoke
Keepmont
Norfolk
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullman Feeyre
Braefield
Renoke
Sun
Sun, A.M
P.M. A.M
P.M
Cincinnati
Clare
Baldwin . Ees
Batavia
Wwillamaburg
Sardinia
Winchester
Perbies
Mineral Springs
Berden
Roosevelt Favored By West Democrats and Populists
A Washington Democrat Senator says a Democratic nominee would struggle to beat Roosevelt in 1904, noting conservative and radical Democrats, former Bryan voters, and Populists shift toward Roosevelt for his courage against trusts and his shown conservatism. Kansas Populist Edwin Taylor backs Roosevelt, predicting strong support. The interviews follow Roosevelt's western visits and speeches clarifying his policy and steadfast Republican stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
West
Roosevelt
Bryan
Cleveland
McKinley
Republican Party
Edwin Taylor
Kansas
Wall Street
Iowa Republicans Preserve Protective Tariff Policy
Iowa Republicans affirm the protection policy, noting Senator Allison's tariff work and approval by Senator Aldrich. The piece argues Democrats must offer a negation issue while praising McKinley era protectionism and warning against abandoning protection for home industries. It also mentions James T. Eckels as a potential Democratic candidate and references various newspaper opinions on Cleveland and running mates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
United States
Allison
Aldrich
Senate
James Tl. Eckels
Eckels
Cleveland
Meianapolis Journal
Treasury and Prosperity Amid Strong Revenue Outlook
The article notes a small surplus in the first ten months of the 1903 fiscal year despite repealed war taxes. Customs and internal revenues are holding up, with a surplus around 35 million and forecasts near 50 million. Strong prosperity boosts imports and tax receipts, suggesting continued high government income for years, but warns against further tax cuts as outlays rise with population and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Iowa Tariff Talk Aims at Republican Platform
Sioux City dispatch outlines a purported Iowa idea tariff plank favored by Roosevelt Allison and Cummins with possible modifications. The piece notes gossip about an agreement but asserts the main principle will be continued protection of American labor and industries, arguing against tariff revision to avoid uncertainty and maintain prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Roosevelt
Allison
Cummins
Iowa
Cleveland
Egyptian Treasure Chariot Found With Royal Relics Near Thebes
An American explorer Davis uncovered King Thothmes IV’s tomb chamber near Thebes revealing a superb chariot and a wealth of ancient items. The site includes a granite sarcophagus with Book of the Dead texts, ceremonial vessels, damaged jewelry, and textile works showing dyed hieroglyphics. A carved leather gauntlet accompanied the chariot, while seals bore the king’s name, and inscriptions note robbers and later restorations.
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Thothmes IV
Thebes
Davis
Horemheb
Syria
Briquette Works Planned Linking Washburn Mills to Germany
William De Labarre, director of the Washburn-Pillsbury mills in Minneapolis, travels to Magdeburg to buy machinery for briquette production. W. D. Washburn plans a plant at Bismarck North Dakota to turn lignite into smokeless fuel. German geologists have long predicted briquettes would solve fuel needs in American cities. President Francis of the St. Louis exposition gathered briquette information and samples from Dakota lignite for potential introduction in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William de Labarre
Washburn-Pillsbury Mills
Minneapolis
Magdeburg
Germany
W. D. Washburn
Bismarck
N.D
Dakotas
Montana
Gulf States
Florida
Texas
Francis
St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis
Washburn
Democratic nomination talk stirs reorganization as 1904 nears
Web of editorials from several papers weighs Grover Cleveland and Bryan as possible candidates. Mentions Walter Clark and Hill, plus 16 Democratic hopefuls. Commentary notes Cleveland’s letter denying desire for a third term while not closing the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Democrat
Grover Cleveland
Philadelphia
Walter Clark
Bryan
Chicago
Albany Journal
David
Hill
Cleveland
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Biyso
Troy Times
Proposed Amendment to Ohio Constitution Governor's Veto
Official record of a 1902 joint resolution proposing to amend Ohio Article II Section 16 requiring three readings of bills, governor's veto process, and ballot wording for the 1903 election. Certification by Secretary of State Lewis C. Laylin on January 27, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Penerel Assembly
Secretary of State
McKinnon
House of Representatives
B. Archer
Senate
Univer
States of America
Ohio
Secretary
Lewis C. Laylin
State of Ohio
Wreteer
Columbus
Municipal classification amendment proposed in Ohio constitution
The document details a proposed statewide ballot measure for November 193 to amend Article 13 Section 6 of the Ohio Constitution. It sets city classifications by population into three classes and outlines taxation and debt limits, with yes and no ballot wording and effective date January 1904, certified by state officials.
Ohio General Assembly proposes taxation amendment for electors
A joint resolution adopted by the Ohio General Assembly on April 29 1902 calls for a statewide vote on November first Tuesday after the first Monday in 1903 to amend section 2 of article XII of the Ohio constitution. The measure aims to set uniform taxation on state and local subjects, with certain properties and personal property up to two hundred dollars exempted by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
W. 8. McKinney
House of Representatives
Car. L. NipPrett
Benete
Wuterror
Columbus
Ohio constitutional amendment on county representation proposed
Statewide proposition to amend section 2 article 11 of the Ohio constitution is set for the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 193 to adjust county representation by population ratios. Ballots specify yes for amendment and no for opposition. Written by W S McKinnon and B Archer, dated May 6 1902, in the Ohio Secretary of State office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Proposed Ohio Constitution Amendment on Single Liability
The Ohio General Assembly proposes an amendment to article XIII section 3 to require private corporate dues be secured by law with stockholders liable only for unpaid stock. Voters at November 1903 election to choose “For single liability amendment” or “Against single liability amendment.” Signed by S. McKinnon and Carn L. Nippert and dated April 29, 1902.
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P. Breeding
Opite
F. Roudebush
Vega Tavia
Courteroom
Ames
Swing
Carew
Southwestcorne
Firth and Vine
Hemilton
Clermont
David K. McDonald
Courier Bark
Louis Hicks
A. Frasier
Frazier & Hicks
Court House
Wm. C. Bishop
Geo
W. Hulick
Julick & Bishop
Attorneys AT Law
Jibatavia
Dennison
Howard Q. Crane
Elson
Cramer
Lucincinnatt
Fosdeck
Exet Fourth Street
Hamilton
R. Woodlief
Ely
Kiine Building
Matin At
Wyhash. Woodmansee
W. R. Alker
O. P. Griffith
Clayton B. Nichols
Riffith & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Courier
Bell and Citizens
J. Nichols
H. L. Nichols
A. B. Nichols
Ichols, Nichols & Nichols
Tatman
Main Street
Titixboro
Traina
Seoclinia
M. W
U. S. Patent Office
Washington ,D.C
Trave
Ocsians
Coronicuts &c
Dent Agency
Munn & Co
Larcost Nation
Ofahretn
York
New York
Mr. Cleveland
Ivan
N.Y
Evening Telegram
Gen
Somphouse
Disaster
Deess
Treasury and Prosperity
King Thothmes IV
Egypt
North Dakota
St'rts
Baltimore
Western
Louisville
Indianapolis
Lewis (. Laylin
Municipal Classification
W. S. McKinnon
Fr. B. Ancien
Asivep Strates
America
Ohto
Stute
Lewis
Laylom
OFLTO
Lewis C. Laylis
E. S. McKinnon
Carn L. Nippert
United States of America
I. Lewis C. Laylin
WuHekeor
P. J. Parmalee
T.P.A
Atlanta, Ga
J.R. McGregor
Chattanooga, Tenn
D. G. Edwards, P.T. M. Cincinnati
Ota Aue Gun
Ostal
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester Avenue
Toven, Conn
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