Ohio code battle shifts to conference committee
After seven weeks of work the municipal code bills move to a conference committee. The panel will seek an elastic board system while preserving police court repeal plans, with a risk the police courts could be wiped out if the code passes without a police court bill.
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Columbus
General Assembly
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Ohio
Roosevelt
John Mitchell
Pennsylvania Coal Trust
Cincinnati Traction Co
Department of Public Service
Public Service
Teeth mystery ends when surgery fails in Cleveland
Frank Buettner, a prominent Cleveland contractor, believed he swallowed his false teeth after sleep. An X-ray operator's claim led doctors to open his esophagus lengthwise, but no teeth were found. A bed search later revealed the teeth between the mattress and springs. Buettner remains in serious condition. the supposed tooth was a swelling from laryngitis.
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Cleveland, O
Frank Buettner
Buettner
Cleveland
Ohio Woman Suffragists Elect officers in Cleveland
At the Ohio Woman's Suffrage association session in Cleveland on October 9, officers for the coming year were elected. Harriet Taylor Upton of Warren was named president with Sarah A. Bissell of Toledo as vice president and Carrie Chase Davis of Sandusky as recording secretary. Edith E. Root of Kinsman is corresponding secretary, Sarah M. Sievers of Cincinnati treasurer, Anna M. Hobson of Athens auditor, and Francis M. Casément of Painesville as honorary president.
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Cleveland
Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association
Harriet Taylor Upton
Warren
Sarah A. Bissell
Toledo
Carrie Chase Davis
Sandusky
Edith E. Root
Kinsman
Sarah M. Sievers
Cincinnati
Anna M. Hobson
Athens
Francis M. Casément
Painesville
Ohio Knights Templar elect officers for 1903 session
The Ohio Grand Commandery Knights Templar adjourned in Dayton to meet in Cleveland in 1903. Elected officers include Grand commander William T. McLean Sidney and other leaders: Thomas Kite Cincinnati Carroll F. Clapp Warren Frederick L. Geddes Toledo John H. Gibson Dayton Lafayette Lyttle Toledo and John N. Bell Dayton.
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Dayton
Ohio
Knights Templar
Cleveland
William T. McLean
Sidney
Thomas Kite
Cincinnati
Carroll F. Clapp
Warren
Frederick L. Geddes
Toledo
John H. Gibson
Lafayette Lyttle
John N. Bell
Ohio Federation of Labor Adopts Findlay Meeting in 1903
The Ohio Federation of Labor adjourned Friday to meet at Findlay in 1903. Officers elected include President B E Usher Toledo Vice Presidents William Newman Cleveland John Malloy Cambridge Christopher McConnell East Liverpool J A Fleming Columbus Secretary Michael Goldsmith Treasurer Walter Cranston Columbus.
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Cambridge
Ohio Federation of Labor
Findlay
BE. P. Usher
Toledo
William Newman
Cleveland
John Malloy
Christopher McConnell
East Liverpool
J. .A. Fleming
Columbus
Michael Goldsmith
Walter Cranston
Ohio colleges adopt Western Conference football rules
A Columbus conference of officials from Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan Western Reserve Case School of Applied Sciences Oberlin and Kenyon colleges voted to adopt Western Conference football rules starting January 1 1903. The switch enforces strictly amateur athletics at these institutions.
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Columbus
Ohio State
Ohio Wesleyan
Western Reserve Universities
Case School of Applied Sciences
Oberlin and Kenyon Colleges
Western Conference
Ohio Wesleyan faculty stands for amateur athletics
Delaware Ohio October 11 The Athletic Association faces trouble as faculty rigidly upholds pure amateur standards and college eligibility for varsity teams. The stance disrupts the football eleven.
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Delaware, O
Athletic Association of the
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ohio governor pardons Langworthy Taylor family in kidnapping case
In Columbus on October 11 governor Nash pardoned Mrs Frances Langworthy Taylor and her daughter Miss Frances Taylor who had previously been sentenced to a year in the penitentiary for kidnapping Margaret Taylor of Knowlton street Cumminsville. The pardon followed months after the original conviction.
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Columbus, O
Frances Langworthy Taylor
Miss Frances Taylor
Margaret Taylor
A. V. Taylor
Knowlton Street
Cumminsville
Nash
Nutting Season Opens With Large Harvest Promise
Napoleon Ohio October 11 nutting season begins with hickory and walnut trees loaded promising a record harvest in the county.
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Napoleon
Naval engineers cheer liquid fuel tests on Mariposa voyage
Naval engineers report elation over liquid fuel experiments aboard the Pacific Ocean steamer Mariposa. Lieut. Winchite led a multi thousand mile trip to study oil as a coal substitute, aiming to reveal feasibility for warship use. Washington tests with naval officers show promising results amid oil supply and price challenges.
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Lieut
W. P. Winchite
Lieut. Winchite
Figures on minerals vast in United States output
The United States Geological Survey published its 1901 mineral production summary. The total value of minerals produced nationwide reached about 1.2 billion dollars, up from 1900’s 1.001 billion. Non metallics were worth 566.95 million, metallics 524.87 million, with about 1 million valued as unspecified including sand glass ore flux soda car bonate soda sulphate and clay used in paper making.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
Doctor Rewarded as Berlin University Professor
Dr. Schweninger, who treated Prince Bismarck to curb his lechery, was named professor of the history of medicine at Berlin University. The prince remained grateful and urged his appointment nearly 20 years ago, but protests arose in university circles. Schweninger, Bismarck's physician until his death, faced opposition from medical professors who say he never wrote or taught medical discovery.
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Schweninger
Prince Bismarck
Berlin University
Dr. Schweninger
Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Paris power push linked to General Electric seeks coast lighting
A major electrical project connected with General Electric of New York now secures all water power in Alpes Maritimes to supply light and power to southeastern coastal towns. It also aims to power electric locomotives for the Cannes Monaco railway project planned for winter tests.
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Paris
General Electric Company
New York
Department of the Alpes Maritimes
France
Paris- Lyons-Mediterranean
Cannes-Monaco
Sardinia congestion and trolley schedules in Roanoke area
Market report notes congestion at Sardinia with Hilleborn branch, Trina service from Sardivia daily except Sunday with two daily trains to Cincinnati and back from Georgetown, and electric streetcar service between Carrel street Coney Island with frequent runs. Officials C M Cometour BE W White and others indicate variable fares and service adjustments as needed.
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Sardinia
Hilleborn
Trina
Sardivia
Bevill
Allen Full
Guneral Pan
Apt
Division Pave
Agt
Roanoke
Cincinnati
Carrel Street
Coney Island
Care
Wades
Ban Bank
Caliornia Junction
Water Works
California
City
East End
Linwood
Pointe In
Marine Mae
California Junction
Coney Deland
Correl Street
Sam
T. &P. Agi
Mairs
Clare Cincinnati—League
Cves Neegeeees
Steam
Butter—Ch. Dairy
Batavia Settee
Choice Creamery
Williamsburg
Peebles Winchester
Renee
Portemouth
Chicago
West Bound
Pork—Mess
Portamouth
Bartle Miner
New York
Peebles
St’rts
Wincheater
Batavia Baldwin
Baltimore
Western
Louisville
Norfolk & Western Railway
Pullmannd
Norfolk
Pointe
Portamonthi
Indianapolis
Nebraska the Land of Plenty sales pitch across rails
An ad style plea extols Nebraska as a land of plenty with cheap farms and favorable climate. It urges men on rented farms to visit via excursion tickets offered on a railroad line to inspect grain, fruit, cattle, hogs and schooling counties, and to request Nebraska prospect literature.
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Nebraska
Corn Belt
West Nebraska
Nebrask
Agi
Chicago
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Pema Omer
Soto
Morgan & Wright
W. H. Baum
Batavia, Ohio
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Ames B. Swing
Attorney AT Law
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Fifth and Vine
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Clermont
Avid K.,mcdonald
Courier Block
G. A. Frazier
Hazier & Hicks
Louis Hicks
Attorneys AT Law
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Geo. W. Hulick
Wm. C. Bishop
Ulick & Bishop, Attorneys AT Law
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Dward Q. Crane
Elson B. Cramer
Fosdick Edg
East Fourth St
Angly
R. Woodliepf
Dwin C. Ely
Skline Bldg
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