Holy Week in Rome Opened by Palm Sunday Ceremonies
In Rome Holy Week begins with Palm Sunday at St Peter's where violet vestments, golden hues, and singing set a solemn mood. Crowds gather as palm branches are distributed and priests process from Cappella Giulia to the altar, while international visitors and locals mingle amid antiquities and sacred ritual.
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Cappella Giulia
The Christ by Charles Eugene Banks
A fragmented poem fragment speaks of faith and the divine in nature. The speaker contemplates Jesus of Galilee and the inclusive love that transcends worldliness while imagery of the sea, jungle, birds, and mountains evoke a spiritual unity through creation. The piece blends contemplative lines with vivid natural imagery.
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Agure
Dubious buyers raise prices through traveling agents
An old rural complaint outlines how traveling salesmen and boxcar traders inflate costs for farmers. It details dishonest practices, adulterated goods, inflated commissions, and deceptive shipping schemes aimed at rural shoppers. It argues that local home merchants offer fairer prices and safer, legitimate distribution.
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Ile
Cie
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Arizona
New Mexico
Merchants urged to advertise for spring and summer trade
Merchants should advertise effectively for spring and summer sales using well designed ads, show windows, and handbills. Include prices and clear illustrations, ensure courteous service and prompt deliveries, and ask jobbers for help to secure needed stock for the harvest season.
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Focal
Brown's
Hippen
Bite
System In Business Advice on Store Organization
System in the average retail or wholesale shop improves disputes and appearance. A neat, well arranged stock project projects a stronger image than clutter. Clerks may not notice disarray, but customers perceive it. Consider the customer view to suggest internal improvements.
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Wellsey
Lastinis
Cleanliness About Stores and Fake Investment Concerns
Observers say the best grocers win customers with spotless neat displays and well protected stock. Neglect invites losses from pests and spoiled goods. Also warns Americans lose about fifty million dollars yearly to fraudulent investment schemes as people chase high returns.
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United States
Brewery Agents Without Offices Must Pay Saloon Tax
Ohio news note reports Assistant Attorney General Miller's opinions on saloon tax laws. Questions addressed whether agents may operate without a licensed saloon and how premises arrangements affect licensing and tax duties, concluding agents must hold their own saloon license.
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Columbus, O
Attormey
Generel W. EL Miller
W. J. Gulbert
Cone
Charges filed against election board officials in Gallia County
Robert M. Switzer of Gallipotli and Secretary of State Carm A. Thompson face charges of malfeasance in office tied to a dispute over the Republican senatorial nomination for the Eighth district between Milton Farliburn of Melyn county and A Leman of Gallia county. The district board allegedly aimed to remove Thompson as state supervisor of elections, with support from a Colwell affidavit claiming board members proposed the move to publish that they had searched Ut unless they helped.
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Columbus
Board of Supervirsore
Gallia County
Robert M. Switzer
Gallipotli
Carm A. Thompson
Milton Farliburn
Melyn County
A. Leman
Keithburn
Thompson
B Colwell
Tharina Chey
Insane Tailor Sets Fire in County Jail Cell
Algor Antonia Poxsoline, an ine eane tailor, started a blaze in a padded cell of the county jail. Deputy Sheriff James Corey was seriously burned while attempting to rescue detainees. The fire damaged a modern stone structure and caused alarms among prisoners and staff.
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Antonia Poxsoline
James Corey
Wis Dam
Peasaline
Franchises To Be Voted On In Local Quirks
Franchises for O-Traction and other columns face vote as bills pass senate and house. A sudden floor collapse at a Marton home during a funeral causes panic but no injuries. Mourners flee as cellar floor sinks two feet amid crowd.
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Coum Coulis
House
Marton
Millard Cr Mian
Hone
Rathburn Party Nominated On Eighth District Ballot
The senatorial board of the Eighth district met in Gallipolis Ohio and by a vote of 7 to 2 placed Senate M. E. Rathburn of Meigs county on the ballot over M. G. Beman of Gallia. The decision shapes the district's race for the state senate.
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Gallipolis
Eighth District
Senate
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Meigs County
M. G. Beman
Galtla
Extradition Refusal and Local Political Notes in Ohio and Michigan
Safe in Michigan Bryan, O-Gov Warner decline Ohio extradition demand for Daniel Bayter, former Bryan banker charged with arson and obtaining property by false pretenses. Gould reelected at Columbus penitentiary, Sloane Warren president, guards retained. Joe Cannon invited to Youngstown home week celebration. Fire at Fairpoint destroys Wrank Gable residence. baby’s cry saves family. loss about 12,000. Denton nominated for state senator in Eleventh district in Springfield convention.
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Bryan
Warner
Ohio
Daniel ©. Bayter
Bridgeport
Wrank
Fairpoinitt
Penalties debate over taxing Ohio public utilities
In Columbus a heated session of the Howe committee examined how to exact revenues from Ohio public service corporations. Auditor Guilbert opposed Senator Fred C. Howe as they debated using bonds or gross receipts for value, noting prior failures to enforce penalties under the law and suggesting a policy shift tied to personal interests.
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Ohio
Howe
Guilbert
Fred C. Howe
Cleveland
Feste
Hies
Smith Bill Voted Down by Ohio House on Sunday Baseball
The Ohio House rejected the Smith bill 48 to 44. Representative Sill of Civadors announced plans to appeal, arguing the measure would let communities decide whether youths may play harmless baseball on Sundays.
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Smith
House of Represenatives
Sill
Civadors
Gaymans Bill Passed the House and Juvenile Provisions
Senator Gaymans bill, as passed by the House, targets minors under a certain age who smoke, frequent saloons, or jump on and off trains. It specifies these juveniles may be sent to the children's home and not to the penitentiary under the age provision.
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Senator Gayman
Water Supply Cut Off For Brookside Village
At a Bridgeport meeting the council voted to sever water supply to Brookside, an adjoining village in the township. The move is described as necessary due to progress delays and will take effect after proper legal steps.
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Brookside
Toesop Son
Five Hundred Idle Workers At Naw Hen Tube Co
A factory hit by closures leaves about 300 workers unemployed at Naw Hen Tube Co where the plant operates with a reduced workforce amid ongoing labor changes. The Autouije Shovel Co resumes full operation, signaling a shift in local employment dynamics.
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Tube
Autouije Shovel Co
Hangers On Strike in Hamilton Mutual
Union rangers of Thimilton led a closed shop strike with wallpaper dealers. Several firms signed the agreement, but many still resist and insist on employing non union workers.
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Union Rangers
Thimilton
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Appointments and Incidents Across Ohio in Brief
Gov Marrisy Chas Burns and colleagues appoint fre employment superintendents for two year terms in Columbus and Cleveland. A Marion incident reports a man losing part of his nose during shaving and his wife restoring it with plaster. A Black Burglar Kills Policeman details the death of Policeman Chas Mier in Statem. assailants escape as a posse pursues them. Gov Harris names L M Smith to the Ohio Penitentiary board to replace McEldin Dann of Bellefontaine.
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Marrisy Chas
F. Burne
Cleveland
Jos
Pateten
P. S. Hekenbarry
Daytomy
Marion
Harry Smart
Ms Remote
Ohio Rebekahs Elect Columbus as 1909 Meeting Site
The twenty second annual session of the Ohio Rebekahs concluded in Columbus with a dramatic entertainment for delegates and visitors. Columbus was unanimously named as the next meeting place in April 1909. The Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association holds its hundredth annual meeting in Hamilton on April 26, with about five hundred teachers from Southern Ohio expected.
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Ohio Rebekahs
Hamilton
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Southwestern Ohio Teachere’ Association
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Ohio
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