unofficial Ohio secretary of state votes near eight hundred thousand
Unofficial counts from state headquarters in Columbus show Secretary of State Laylin likely near 810 000 votes with Bigelow around 845 481. Totals from 15 counties include Adams Belmont Clinton Crawford Fulton Greene Harrison Hocking Knox Lawrence Madison Morrow Ross Seneca Williams.
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Columbus
Belmont County
Laylin
Herbert Seely Bigelow
State Committee
Bigelow
Prohibitionists
Socialists
Socialist Labor Party
Union Reform Party
Secretary of State
Adams
Belmont
Clinton
Crawford
Fulton
Greene
Harrison
Hocking
Knox
Lawrence
Madison
Morrow
Ross
Seneca
Williams
Loyal Legion of Ohio initiates 200 members in Cleveland
In Cleveland on Wednesday about 200 members of the Loyal Legion of Ohio were initiated, including Senator M A Hanna. A banquet at the Hollenden featured speakers such as Senator Hanna, Gen. Jacob H. Smith, and Gen. Thomas L. Anderson. Remarks stressed patriotism as Hanna expressed pride in membership.
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Cleveland
Loyal Legion of Ohio
M. A. Hanna
Ohio
Hollenden
Hanna
Jacob H. Smith
Thomas L. Anderson
Ohio Crop Report Shows Wheat Sown Area Decline
The November crop bulletin reports 9,234,225 acres sown in 1901 and 2,082,846 acres sown this fall. Wheat is in fair condition at 88 percent of average with barley 91, rye 82 to 89, corn 83, buckwheat 78, and cloverseed 66. Potato production reaches 9,822,250 bushels at 92 bushels per acre and apples at 46 percent.
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Columbus
Cincinnati approves $250000 memorial building bond
The proposed $250 000 memorial building bond issue carried by a majority of 18 607 with 29 827 voting for and 22 220 against. Corporation Counsel Hunt said the municipal building bond issue had passed, noting the law requires a majority of votes cast at the general election.
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Cincinnati
Hunt
Man Dies From Heart Failure After Sand Wagon Incident
In Cincinnati Patrick Connolly 58 collapsed on a Frreman avenue sand wagon near Ninth street Thursday. Firemen at the engine house rushed to aid but he died of heart failure. In Toledo a day earlier Bessie Sullivan 19 was knocked down by a well dressed stranger dubbed Jack the Slugger. several other young women were assaulted similarly.
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Cincinnati
Nev
Frreman Avenue
Ninth Street
Patrick Connolly
Twos
Toledo
Bessie Sullivan
Jack the Slugger
Governor Pardons Rossner for Murder in the Second Degree
Columbus Ohio November 8 Governor Nash grants a full pardon to Frank Rossner serving life in Jefferson County for murder in the second degree. The decision cites testimony not warranting a higher charge than manslaughter and serious doubt about Rossner's guilt.
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Columbus
Nash
Frank Rossner
Jefferson County
Rossner
Everett-Moore head elected Toledo Railways president
H F Everett, leader of the Everett-Moore syndicate in Cleveland, was elected president of the Toledo Railways and Light Co. to succeed Albion E Lang who resigned. Lang becomes chairman of the board as part of the leadership change. Gains by socialists noted in Cincinnati and county totals. The Sandusky Southwestern Railway Co. in Wa pakoneta, with 1 million dollars capital, was incorporated to build an electric railway from Sandusky to Wapakoneta.
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Toledo
H. F. Everett
Everett-Moore
Cleveland
Toledo Railways and Light Co
Albion E. Lang
Lang
Columbus, C
Sandusky Southwestern Railway Co
Wapakoneta
Sandusky
Ohio Teachers Arrive in Indianapolis for Central Association
Indianapolis crowds welcome Ohio educators as the Central Teachers association meets in Tomlinson hall. Superintendent Kendall expects about 1000 attendees with many arriving on a special Springfield Ohio train carrying 150 teachers and 400 more from Columbus and nearby cities. High school faculties organize hotel lodging and school visits for the visitors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ohio
Central Teachers’ Association
Tomlinson Hall
Kendall
Springfield
Columbus
Fire at E. D. Albro & Co. plant in Cincinnati
Fire was discovered at 3 30 Friday morning at the E. D. Albro & Co. veneering and hardwoods plant on West Sixth street. Flames spread quickly, a ten blow was sounded, and much of the costly wood may be ruined by water. By 4 18 a. m. the fire was under control, confined to the factory and lumber yard and the loss is expected to be heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
E. D. Albro & Co
West Sixth Street
Prisoners Tunnel Out of Akron County Jail
Three inmates escaped the Akron county jail by tunneling under the walls in late Tuesday night. Lead escapee James Coy is serving 12 years for assault on his mother, joined by Henry Squires and William Bloch. This marks the second jail delivery in six weeks and follows an earlier escape of eight. Columbus city code panel notes city laws govern redistricting ordinances and mayoral veto power in the new code process.
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Akron
James Coy
Henry Squires
William Bloch
Columbus
Smith
W Bennett
Record Republican landslide in Lucas County and Ninth District
Complete county returns show Laylin 6,120 and Southard 6,599 in Congress with no Republican county ticket elected. Majorities range from 3,600 to 7,500, marking the greatest Republican strength on record in the Lucas County area.
Dayton Post Clerk Arrested for Mail Robbery
Clinton J. Robbins, Dayton post office distributing clerk and former police department operator, was arrested Friday by Government Inspector Kyle on charges of robbing the United States mails. He was caught in the act by the inspector and confessed.
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Dayton
Clinton J. Robbins
Police Department
Kyle
United States
Two McNair brothers in accident with gun
In Olive Branch county, two brothers aged 14 and 8 argued over a gun for hunting when it discharged accidentally. The shot killed the younger boy, leaving the mother nearby as the tragedy unfolded.
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Baldwin, O
McNair
Olive Branch
Tragic Child Dies After Eye Injury In Toledo
Cincinnati coroner reports the death of seven year old Otto Fleitsch from injuries after a tin bean blower fell on him while running. It entered his eye and penetrated the brain, the incident occurring Sunday and the death noted early Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Schwab
Otto Fleitsch
Wabash Railroad to Move General Offices to Toledo
An official of the Wabash railroad announced that the company’s general offices will be moved from St. Louis to Toledo when the new line to Pittsburgh is completed.
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Toledo, O
The
Wabash Railroad
Toledo
St. Louis
Wabash
Pittsburg
Calvert estate trustees file accounting in Portsmouth
The Martha J. Calvert estate trustees filed their 80 000 valuation account in Portsmouth on Friday. Heir Mrs. W. Scott Todd and Ralph W. Calvert of Cincinnati receive 16986 and 11355 respectively. In Cincinnati, the board of elections completed the city vote tally with 63262 total. George W. Tibbles led the magistrate race by 270 votes.
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Portsmouth
Martha J. Calvert
Cincinnati
Board of Elections
George W. Tibbles
Root Defends Policies and Praises President in New York
Secretary of War Root defended administration policies in a Cooper Union address New York on October 30 praising Roosevelt for coal strike settlement and arguing that trusts rise from industrial progress not tariffs. He cited productivity growth, wage gains, and lower living costs as evidence of democratic success and urged unity among capital brains labor and consumers.
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Cooper Union
New York City
Root
United States
Roosevelt
Arthur
Sargent
Clarke
Morrlesey
Hill
New York
Olney
Boston
Hillsboro branch service and electric street car schedule
The notice outlines Hillsboro branch links and Roanoke lines with nine tee notes, schedules for Sundays, and fares for round trips. Electric service runs between Carrel street and Coney Island with cars every 40 minutes until 10 pm and every 20 minutes after, with connections to East Bod Linwood and California Junction.
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Carrel Street
Coney Island
Care
Wades
Ban Bank
California Junction
California
City
East Bod
Linwood
Pointe Up
Coney and
Correatree
Coney Land
Tne
Nore
Atreeze
Roe eArt Seoneenows
Railroa
A.M. P
Uu. Lve
Arr
Cincinnati
Brachmand’s
Hill
Forestville
Kerry Grove
Olive Branch
Brazier
Judd’s
Amelia
Ooae
Halington
Bantam
Tee
Hamersville
Georgetown
Lee
Bethel
Nebraska Land of Plenty Promises Easy Buy Options
An appeal extols Nebraska as a bountiful land with cheap, easy terms for farm owners. It urges readers to request pamphlets The Corn Belt and The West Nebraska Grazing Country and notes cheap excursions on select Tuesdays to view the land.
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Nebraska
Corn Belt
West Nebraska
Ebraska
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Ohio Crop Report
Driver
Socialist Party
Socialistic Labor Party
Sixth Street
Th County
Administration
Detroit Free Press
Iem
Hartman & Steffen
Tailors
Batavia
Masonic Building
Main
Second Streets
B. H. Knapp
Morgan & Wrights
W. H. Baum
Batavia, Ohio
J. C. Fohr
J. C. Fuhr
Williamsburg
Hillsboro Branch
HiLlsboro
Traian
Baesintsany
Mom
Bevill
Divison Hull
General Ree
Vise Ee Pare
Roanoke Im
George Town
Norfolk & Western Railway
Dai
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P.M
A.M
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Baldwin
Batavle
Williamabur
Sardinia
Winchester
Peebles
Portamouth
Barden
Sun
Mineral S Prings
Peebles Tereetes
Winchester F
Williamaba
Haldwin Atavia
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Aily
Sunwill
San Ton
Pest
Antler Street
Racine A
Gerdinia Dall
Sanday Ap
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk Eatern Railway
Neenera
Portemea
P. Breeding
F. Roudebush
Ames B. Swing
Attorney AT Law
Carew
Fifth and Vine
Hamilton
Clermont
Avid K. McDonald
Courier Block
G. A. Frazier
Kazier & Hicks
Attorneys AT Law
Louis Hicks
Court House
Hulick, Wm
C. Bishop
de & Bishop Attorneys AT Law
Dennison
Dward Q. Crane
Elson B. Cramer
Fosdick
R. Woodliep
Batavia, O
Dwin C. Ely
Kline Bldg
Main Street
Has. H. Woodmanseer
WM. R. Walker
Warren J. Lynch
W. P. Deppe
Gen. Pass
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