Roosevelt and Hanna clash over 1904 nomination
The text discusses a long standing accord between Senator Hanna and President Roosevelt regarding Roosevelt’s 1904 renomination. It notes Hanna’s repeated pledge not to run and to support Roosevelt, while Ohio politicians push to force a nomination at the state convention. It predicts a calm Republican convention with Roosevelt nominated by acclamation and minimal internal controversy.
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Canada leads with record immigration to the Northwest
The Chicago Record Herald notes Canada welcomed 40 672 immigrants in four months, about double the prior year. Most came from Great Britain and the United States, drawn by wheat lands in the Northwest. Canada’s population lags the US but immigration is rising, with English and Teutonic settlers predominant. Government agents promote free grant lands of Western Canada.
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United States
Ireland
Europe
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Indianapolis
Ind
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Law Building
Toledo
Bacteria Found On Fruits Sparks Scientific Interest
Dr. Ehrbren, a noted German scientist, reports discovering 24,000,000 bacteria on the skins of a pound of cherries and 16,000,000 on the skins of a pound of grapes, highlighting surprising microbial presence.
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French-tinged travel chat causes courtroom buzz
Andt Sounds quips about Mrs. Newrich Marie and her French phrases during a trip abroad. Mr. Newrich reacts with mild disdain as a judge presides over the morning remarks.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution of Ohio 1902
Ohio General Assembly adopted a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to section 16 of article II. The measure sets election on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903 for the amendment. It outlines bill passage rules and governor veto procedures with specified ballot wording and official certification by the Ohio secretary of state.
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Srcriox
Secretary of State
McKinnon
House of Representatives
Columbus
McKixney
Car. L. Nippert
Senate
United States of America
I. Lewis C. Laylin
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Wuenreer
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Lewis C.laylin
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O1io
Lewis C. Laylin
Municipal classification amendment proposed for Ohio voters
The General Assembly proposes a statewide vote on the municipal classification amendment on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903. It details city classes by population, ballot wording for yes or no, and takes effect January 1, 1901. Secretary of State certification follows.
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State of
Ohio
W. S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
Ancier
Senate
United States of America
Odo
Lewis CC
Laylin
State of Ohio
Columbus
Ohio proposes taxation amendment for 1903 ballot
The Ohio General Assembly adopts a joint resolution to amend section 2 of article XII of the state constitution. The proposal would authorize uniform taxation for state and local purposes with limited exemptions. Voters will decide on the referendum on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November 1903.
County District Amendment Proposed for Ohio Constitution
The General Assembly proposes an Ohio constitutional amendment to Section 2, Article 11, setting representation by population per county with a base one representative per county. Voters will see two choices Yes or No on the November 1903 ballot as cited. The document bears signatures and dates from 1902.
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Ohio
State of
W. S. McKinnon
House of Representatives
F. B. Archer
Senate
Ohio proposed single liability amendment text
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Ohio constitution Article XIII Section 3. It sets the voting option on the ballot as "For single liability amendment" or "Against single liability amendment." It notes the date and officials involved and cites past passage in 1902.
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