Elihu Root to Represent United States in Senate After 1909
Intelligence points to Elihu Root being seated in the Senate after March 4 1909 with credentials from New York. The piece notes Woodruff’s withdrawal aiding Root and Taft's administration, plus Root’s international trustworthiness and the Japanese American agreement praised by European press as a peaceful open door in the Orient. It covers Postmaster Meyer’s 1908 fiscal deficit and Parcels Post debates, Panama Canal progress with Geethals predicting completion by 1915, and canal lock dimensions to accommodate large ships beyond the Lusitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
United States
Senate
New York
Davis
Vermont
Wetmore
Rhode Island
Root
Timothy Woodruff
Woodruff
Hot Springs
Secretary Root
McKinley
Roosevelt
Europe
General Post Office
Congress
Department
Orient
Geethals
Panama Canal
Culebra
Lusitania
A Healthy Family Promotes Dr King's Life Pills Use
L A Bartlet of Guilford Maine says the family has enjoyed good health since using Dr King's New Life Pills for three years. The ad notes pills cleanse and tone gently at 25 cents a bottle at Wm Kipp's Sons drug store. It also advertises telegraphy training in Cincinnati and five other cities with wages from 50 to 70 pounds or dollars and a placement promise. Stocks are complete and shoppers are urged to buy soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Guilford
Maine
Wm. Kipp’s
National Telegraph Institute of
Cincinnati
Ohio
R. BR
Fashions In New York Show Direc tive Gowns And Modern Details
Fashion notes from New York describe simple long lined dresses with sashes and up to date trims rather than elaborate court gowns. Debutantes favor pastel cashmere and crepe fabrics with plain waists, draped surplices, soutache braids, and silver embroidery. Evening wraps, fur edges, and colored linings trend, with black still worn but enlivened by emerald, coral, or apricot linings and chiffon fur trims.
The December American Boy and Christmas Features
The December American Boy highlights festive Christmas stories and serials by Houston and Tomlinson, with That Dillingham Boy continuing and other tales including The Broken Runner Plank and Little Ahi mon's Fight With the Wolves. It notes over 40 illustrations, a college football illustration page, and annual pricing at $1.00 with ads from Sprague Publishing Co and The Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tomlinson
Ahi' Mon
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit
Mich
Probate Court Transactions and Estate News
Guardian appointments and administratrix orders for Nancy Bailey and Esther Groff, with bonds. multiple private and public real estate sales in guardianships. final accounts and appraisements filed. cases include State of Ohio vs Charles Reeder and Walter Smith with parole issues. numerous transfers of property in Butler and nearby townships. new cases list and deeds filed in Register of Deeds.
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J. L. Bailey
Nancy Bailey
S. B. Riegle
Nancy E. Stoner
Esther Groff
Waldo Aldrich
State of Ohio
Charles Reeder
Mansfield Reformatory
Austin Williams
Alma C
Property transfers and deeds in multiple townships
A sequence of land transactions lists half and fractional acre parcels in Richland Neave Franklin Allen Greenville and Wabash townships with buyers receivers and prices ranging from 400 to 6100 dollars. Notable transfers include Amanda Clark to F and Priscilla Neff 14 and one half acres for 2500 and Joseph Wagner to August Rothman 60 acres for 6100.
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Register OF Deeds
Nancy A. Noggle
Nannie Stephens
Butler Township
Kate Brown
Blanche Noggle
George A. Katzenberger
J. H. Steinke
Burkettsville
Lydia V. Brown
Emma H. Keckler
Yorkshire
Lucy E. Aunnicutt
John H. Steinke
Gerhard Kaup
B. F. Williamson
Perry E. Garrison
New Weston
J. H. Hartzell
L. B. Phillips
John Snyder
H. C. Phillips
Allen Township
Alma Beers
W. H. Fritz
Richland
Amanda Clark
Priscilla Neff
Neave Township
Sheriff Haber
Martha Swinger
Franklin Township
Haryes Gibson
Louisa Holsapple
Allen Two
Joseph Wagner
August Rothman
L. C. Brodbeck
Guardian
Rachel Sayers
Susie Schneck
S. F. Thompson
Greenville
Anna Reeder
S. L. Brenner
G. W. Yaney
Stephen Schoenleben
Wabash Township
Obscure Disease Cure Claim by Dr Kutehin in Greenville
An advertisement touts Dr Kutehin s herbal treatment for chronic obscure diseases claiming European and American hospital testing backing. It cites past county cases saved from death and offers free consultation. Dr Kutchin s next Greenville visit is December 17 at the Turpon House with Xmas gift items advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutehin
Europe
America
Kutchin
Greenville
Turpon House
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Barry
Ee Otwell
Oplioe
Thetireenville Bent
SONY
Betaa
Avery
Taft
Meyer
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the Journal and
Cincinnati Post
Court House News
Probate Court
Wm. S. Eubank
Farmer
Arcanum
Josiah Eubank
Edith M. Reichard
Twin Township
Ira Reichard
Harley F. Sink
Jos. Sink
Sarah E. Lephart
Ansonia
Wm. Lephart
Thomas LeRoy Starr
John W. Starr
Pearl A. Erisman
Horatio
Lewis Erisman
Ephraim Hill
Carpenter
Sophia Fox
Palestine
Common Pleas Court
Gaar
Scout & Co
George Lorton
C. C. Neal
Roy Williams
Abbie Rimour
Ida Brown
James Melvoy
Nathan F. Fahnestock
Castoria
Cabto
Ini Iin
Progress
Rimer’s
Greeny
J.T. Martz
Toledo Blade
Toledo, Ohio
John J. Lawler
Exchange Building Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Live Stock Exchange National Bank
Agence
Assiss
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