President urged action on reforms amid tariff and banking battles
President Roosevelt presses Congress to advance key reforms including employers liability law, amended anti trust and Brandeis act revival in constitutional form, postal savings banks, and financial legislation. He endorses the Aldrich bill but faces bank opposition and tariff revision debates likely after a special session. A jail sentence for a bank president violating the Pure Food and Drugs act is urged in Washington.
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Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Postal Savinies Banks
Aldrich
Cenure
Milman
Frnance Committee
Bachome
Senatos
District of Columbia
Washington
Roosevelt cites corrupt books and pictures as moral danger
The president denounces the sale of improper books and pictures, condemning their circulation as a social blight. He rebukes a senator who defended a lawyer who claimed only classical books were sold, praising Roosevelt’s insistence on moral standards and noting editors’ varied reactions to the Atlantic fleet’s South American reception.
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Roosevelt
White House
South America
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific
Carl Schurz Sees Premonition of His Death in Waking Vision
Carl Schurz recounts a startling premonition in his McClure's Memoirs installment. After waking before daybreak on November 23rd he hears a voice declaring the day he will be killed. He resists writing a last letter and keeps cheerful in front of his officers as the afternoon advances amid mounting tension and a distant shell.
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Carl Schurz
McClure
Schurz
The New Postoffice Ruling on Newspaper Subscriptions
W. E. Halley, Postmaster, announces a postal amendment allowing publishers a grace period to renew subscriptions. If renewals lapse within the set term, weeklies within one year drop from the legitimate subscriber list and mailed copies lose second-class mail status unless prepaid at the transient rate. Publishers must comply by April 1, 1905 and may be required to prove their subscriber lists thereafter.
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E.C. Otwell
Greenville Journal
Post Office Department
W. E. Halley
Court news and probate actions from the county
A dense court news column reports sales of personal property and estates, guardianship accounts, and real estate transfers. It lists administrators, executors, bond amounts, and numerous names across townships, with notices of probate, inventory, and homestead exemptions.
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Anna C. Schafer
Common Pleas
Kenneth R
James H. Stoltz
John F. Bubeck
John W. Kuhnle
Elsie Jennings
Ruth Clark
Leonard
Wolf
H. D. Slade
Charles Kruckeberg
Mary C. Berge
Edward Coate
Lewis Slutterbeck
Hartman Ploch
Harvey Holbert
George Croft
H. L. Yount
George W. Mannix, Jr
Jeremiah M. Martin
W. H. Gift
Robinson Brandon
Elizabeth Noll
J. W. Noll
Martin B. Trainor
Mary Christine Berge
Edward Besecker
Andrew Wright
Sarah A. Wright
Ella Wentworth
Andrew Fry
Henry Davis
Russell S. Collins
Jeremiah Martin
Clara Whitney
Filena Gulick
Benjamin Smith
W. A. Subler
Fourman versus Geeting for debt and interest
Case 18668 lists H B Fourman suing John H Geeting for 199.50 dollars plus interest. The document is part of a series of civil actions filed in the court records.
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H. B. Fourman
John H. Geeting
Carlotta L. Wilcox
Lawson Wilcox
Ella S. Oda
Samuel Oda
William F. Grote
Samuel Stump
Charles H. Kepner
A. B. Stahl
COMMON PLEAS DECISIONS AND PARTITION ORDERS LISTED
The record details numerous 19th century common pleas decisions with cases including divorce for extreme cruelty, title quieting, and asset distributions. It lists matters such as Mary J. Creager vs Emma Mackley and C.N. Ry versus J. M. C. Marble, noting judgments, appeals, and motion overrulings. It also records multiple conveyances and land transactions in Van Buren and Wayne townships with prices and grantor/grantee names, plus support and partition orders in several disputes.
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Mary J. Creager
Emma Mackley
C.N. R’y
J. M
Circuit Court
Ellan Kuhnle
John W. Kuhnle
Lizzie Wills
John F. Brewer
Martin Hapner
Wm. Hapner
A. Niswenger
John H. Martin
New Spring Suits in all the new cuts and fabrics
An advertisement notes spring suits in new cuts and fabrics from top tailors and highlights low prices at The Progress. A Bible graduate anecdote from the Indianapolis News is cited, describing a man who reads newspapers after attempting to read the Bible.
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Florida
Fanny
Indianapolis
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Ovr
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Aix
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Dr. King
Jacob Springer
West Franklin
Maine
Wm. Kipp
Lion Brand
Court House News
Probate Court
Charles Miller
Farmer
Richland
Ida Zellers
Wayne Township
Wm. H. Linder
Mollie E. Cook
Greenville Township
James A. C. Shuttleworth
Laura
Pearl May Beck
Neave
Daniel E. Worch
Arcanum
Mattie Lamb
Greenville
Marcellus Johnson
Rosa B. Miller
Rossburg
Dexter J. Cargill
Lou Costello
David C. Marker
Wabash Township
Susie Lehman
York Township
Charles W. Fahnestock
Miami County
Clara Scheffel
William F. Sander
Viola Meadows
Versailles
Common Pleas Court
Joo Drors
Castoria
David Smith
Emile Didier
Phebe Netzley
Henry Netzley
Register OF Deeds
Thomas E. Jay
Napoleon Jay
van Buren Township
J. W. Fourman
L. F. Fourman
Auditor Snyder
M. Crick
Beamsville
J. D. Delaney
W. L. Althott
Patterson Township
Benjamin Cain
Isaac Hile
Adams Township
Peter Derr
J. C. Spidel
Charles Nishwitz
Charles Paulus
J. Paulus
Waynes Township
Maria Burker
W. A. Bunger
Savona
William Coy
A. R. Ferree
Butler Township
W. E. George
J. M. Petersime
Gettysburg
S.S. Shuff
J.P. Cottrell
Franklin Township
J. H. A. Ross
Ida M. Ross
Frances Fahl
Frank Brown
Rossville
Thomas Brown
H. P. Jones
Mississinawa Township
M. O. Evans
A. Evans
Zella F. Hay
C. B. Douglas
Mysten Allery
W. J. Goodyear
Aaron Mar ‘Ker
Susan Small
Aaron Marker
Bears
Journal
Kipp
API
John
Kokster
Pres
Turpen
Vico Pr. F.T
Conkling, Cashier
T.C. Maher
Aas't
Cantyter
Adelbert Martz
Asn't Cashier
Fourth and Broadway
Jone Lyloe
Speikate
Ailure C.a.snow&co
Umce
Washington, D. C
St. Loui
Ovwell
Ohio
E Lawrence
Insurance
Room No
Greenville Markets
Burley
Louis H. Landman
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