Ohio State Officers and Senator Harding Named
The list presents Ohio political nominees including Governor Myron T. Herrick of Cleveland and Lieutenant Governor Warren G. Harding of Marion. Other officials include Auditor W D Guilbert, Treasurer W B McKinnon, Attorney General Wade Ellis, Supreme Judge A N Summers, School Commissioner Edwin A Jones, and Public Works member George H Watkins. State Senator J E Harding is named for the Second Fourth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Warren G. Harding
Marion
W. D. Guilbert
Columbiana County
W. 8. McKinnon
Ashtabula
Wade Ellis
Cincinnati
A. N. Summers
Springfield
Edwin A. Jones
Stark
Board of Public Works
George H. Watkins
Pike
Ohio
Batier
Clermont County Republican Convention Calls on Sept 19 1903
Article notes a Clermont County Ohio Republican precinct meeting on September 19 1903 from 4 to 6 pm to select delegates for a county convention at Batavia on September 22 1903 at 10 am. Delegates allocate one per 40 votes or fraction thereof for Lewis C Laylin 1902 secretary of state race. The piece also references internal party politics and press references including the Clermont County Democrat and local factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
Lewis C. Laylin
Dele Leeene Reese Nesenereriee
Melia
Goshen
Jackson
Loveland Derrie Ans
Miamivile
Milford
Newberry Perintowne
Neville
Eeenineten North
Sun Sun
Sun Sun San PM
P.M
Portsmouth
Barden
P’ge
Peebles
Sardinia
Winchester
Baldwin
Cincionati
Pennsylvania
Staion
Pour
Butler Street
Cincinnati
Court and
Broadway
Roanoke
Richmond
Norfolk
Norfolk & Whatern Railway
Bluefield
Court Debate Over Penn Williams Advances and Davis Case Precedent
The Courier reports County Prosecutor Davidson weighing suits over overdrafts by Penn Williams and reviews whether John W. Davis rulings set precedent for Williams's itemized advances. Readers urged immediate filing of cases and clear action on Williams's status in rehearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Williams
John W. Davis
Treasury
John &. Davidson
Wood
Lindsey
The
Courier
Ever Fair
Davidson
Wood and Lindsey
Times
Neglected Consumption Warning and Cure Claim
An advice piece warns that the feared form is neglected consumption, urging immediate use of Scott's Emulsion to cure or check the disease. It promotes the product from Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York, priced at $1.00 and available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
Various 1900s notes on politics and ships
The item quotes miscellaneous reports including a naval review planned for Beirut Roxkono Indiana, a Bremen vessel being broken up, Indian Territory grievances, President Palma praising a Cuban reciprocity treaty, and President Roosevelt resting at Oyster Bay after consulting numerous officials amid an attempted assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Ohio Drug Store Sale Argument on Beallaw Violation
An Ohio druggist asked Attorney Sheets whether selling rock and rye with glycerine in a prohibition town violates Beallaw. The attorney general would hold that such sale is unlawful if the compound is sold as a beverage, pending an official opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Sheets
Record Run Sets 128 Mile Chicago Junction to Garrett Pace
A new railroad record was set from Chicago Junction Ohio to Garrett Indiana covering 128 miles in 125 minutes. The five-car train pulled by a new style locomotive weighing 177000 pounds reached bursts of 70 and 75 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Junction
Ohio
Garrett
Indiana
Cis
Boy Arthur Smith Injured After Fall From Trestle Near Batavia
Arthur Smith a 17 year old colored worker was found in a field near Portsmouth in a helpless state with a broken leg. He told section men he was shoved from a trestle during an argument with a coworker, then rode a train to Portsmouth where authorities likely cared for him. The incident reportedly occurred at Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Smith
Portsmouth
Batavia
Trolley and Rail Schedule Enhances City Travel Service
Morning and afternoon runs on the trolley line now total six down and seven up with two morning and two evening trains on the railroad. The system promises the daily evening papers from noon to night and should attract visitors by offering flexible travel times and convenient transport for travelers.
Juries drawn for U S court from 6th district counties
Juries for the U S court were drawn last Saturday with representation listed for the counties of the 6th congressional district. Local officials announced the panel selections and noted the distribution across the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Court
6Th Congressional District
Bridge accident maims two ladies and kills horse
A nightly crossing near Red Oak creek in Brown county had a temporary abutment across the road. Calon Loudon failed to slow for the pole and struck the obstruction. Two women, Miss Sarah Kennedy of Ripley and Miss Ernie Grimes of Dayton, were bruised and nearly drowned. Loudon was cut and bruised. The horse died. The accident illustrates ignoring warning signals.
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Red Oak Creek
Brown County
Calon Loudon Ina
Loudon
Sarah Kennedy
Ripley
Ernie Grimes
Dayton
Cordial of Cod Liver Oil Sold for Health Strength
A vintage ad touts Hagee’s Cordial of Cod Liver Oil as fortifying the weakened system during strenuous times. It promises vigor and resilience with a pleasant taste and no grease, prepared by Katharinon Chemical Co in St. Louis, Missouri, and sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagee
Katharinon Chemical Co
St. Louis
DeWitt
Z. C G. Dewitt & CO
Chicago
Senator Gorman's Next Move After Bryan Declines
The public awaits Senator Gorman's plan following Mr. Bryan's statement that he will not take action. The uncertainty mounts as observers speculate on potential political alignments and strategies in the wake of Bryan's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorman
Bryan
Commissioners in Session Reported for Regular Quarter
The quarterly meeting notes list payments to clerks and engineers, bridge repairs, jail and probate expenses, and advances for masonry and lumber. The Board conducts its semi annual treasury examination and records a net balance of 95 391 28 with a credit of 271.03. Samuel Behymer accepts 75 for road right of way through Pierce township for a creek-to-bank realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Courier
L. D. Witham
Frank Stabl
Frank White
BRON
Jno
Oldenburg
Same
Goshen
Robert Figgins
Ww. Hancock
Tom Cox
Geo
Gillespie
Harley Rupp
A. G. South
Bame
Lockhart & Kellum
Charles Willis
Albert Pence
Beckelheimer
E. H. Thiery
Dalance As Co
Engin
A.N. Jennett
Albert Starbuck
Bur Jordan
James Carpenter
Johnson & Watson
J.E Parvin
E.M. Brown
E. Thompson
Frank Pollock
W.F. Gomien
Edward Stump
H.C. Speidel
Board Public Affairs
Ruegles, Gales Co
Elias Dumford
J.B. D. Silcott
Washington
James Ellis
Sam Jones
Jobo Seymour
Dumford
C. Malott
Sam Whitnack
Fred Motzer, Jr
County Treasury
Samuel Behymer
Pierce Township
Time Boars the gp The Kind You Have Always Bought tea
The readable fragments describe a public notice style snippet with unclear names and phrases. Core action and entities are not discernible, leaving the main event and participants ambiguous.
Wine of Cardui Praised By Woman In 1902 Notice
A Portiann, Mains, Oct 17 1902 testimonial recounts relief from nine months of severe menstruation using Wine of Cardui. The writer reports back and side pain headaches swelling and weakness and credits the product with a rapid improvement within a week and complete relief after nineteen days of treatment. The figure claims the medicine is wonderful and hopes other women learn of its benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portiann
Mains
Gardui
Cardui
Escape bid by Sam Cooper ends in jail cell halt
Sam Cooper a noted counterfeiter attempted to saw through his cell with a finely tempered knife turned saw. He climbed cages and worked while two other inmates kept quiet. A jail servant sighted two men in the yard around 2 AM prompting discovery. Cooper, held on a $1 bill counterfeiting case, awaits U S court interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Cooper
Cooper
Coover
Coop
U. S
Wireless gaps in Asiatic fleets say officer notes
An American naval officer in Hong Kong reports that the only ships in Asiatic waters lacking wireless telegraphy are the American and the Chinese vessels, highlighting a gap in radio-equipped forces.
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Hong Kong
Asiatic
Missed by a Dream and a Vision of the Rockies Tale
Mr. Hook of Hillsboro woke in Cincinnati after drinking with a stranger and dreaming a divine command to reach the Rockies where Christ preached. He returned with $78 missing and described an angel’s order to travel west. The piece notes his religious character and mentions a local salve advertised for many ailments.
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Joe Grimes
Cincinnati
Mr. Hook
Hillsboro
Hilleboro
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Rackler
Fillsboro
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BarAavia
Republican County
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Porter
Clermont Swan
Clermont County Democrat
Old Sun
Democratic County Committee
Harding
Mason
Hicks
Brother Hicks
Middletown Daily Journal
Beirut
Roxkono
Bremen
Indian Territory
Palma
Congress
Rock and Rye
NEW Railroad Record
Grand Jury
David Montgomery
Brown Daniel Hillen
Crebtoria
Alwa Bignature
Cas
Wail Aivsdein Dinssene
Portland Economic League
Bill Patcher
Corn Products CO
C&k
K&k
Kan
Ana As
Kennedy
Suy
Y & Keagan
K&n
Trai
Georgetown Supshine
North Feesburg
Hamersville
Bethel
Hulington, Amelia
Olive Branchery
Mt. Washington
Carrel Street
P.C.C. &St.l
Sycamore St
St.l
Sunshine
Georgetown
C. G. & P. Express
Onas
Stephen
W.R. ToDp
A.W. Comstock
R. B. Fiexp
KE. M. Stevens
ANCON
Backlen
Arnica
Nash's
BR. Hicks
Amelia
Norfolk & Western Railway
Son
Sun
Sun A.M
Clare
Hee Bene
W'maburg
Peeble See Bees
Tite Rg
B. Bevill
General Pas. Agt
Allen Holl
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