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Newspaper

The Harrison News

Location

Harrison, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1902

Page

4

Low colonist excursion rates to California via Union Pacific

March and April special rates offer $25.00 to California with intermediate points and summer round trips at less than one cent per mile. Open to all with attention for those in interest areas. Send a postal to W H Connor, Union Pacific Southern Pacific Bus Cincinnati Ohio for details. Rates valid March and April only.

Pacific Coast Great West W. H. Connor Union Pacific Southern Pacific East 4Th St.incinati Ohio California

Investment Myer You Say the Count Seeks Bonds

A snippet from the Chicago Daily News notes the count aims to secure about $2,000,000 in matrimonial bonds and discusses a possible American securities angle raised by an investor figure.

Myer Gyer Chicago Daily News

Dallas Reunion Grounds Concession for Confederate Veterans

Dallas officials clarify access to the Confederate veteran reunion grounds April 22 to 25. The Cotton Belt route will stop at the grounds, with tracks on Parry avenue for 30 to 40 sleeping cars, plus frequent streetcar service between Dallas and the fairgrounds.

Fair Grounds Dallas Parry Avenue

Downfall Explained by Friends in Atchison

In Atchison a young man's decline is attributed by friends to being his mother's pet and facing strain in his father's confidence, signaling family tensions as the cited cause of his misfortune.

Atchison

Cure for Consumption Cited as Superior Remedy

John F. Boyer of Trinity Springs Indiana praises Piso's Cure for Consumption as a superior remedy for coughs and colds in a February 15 1900 testimonial.

John F. Boyer Trinity Springs Ind

Quotations From Chicago Daily News on Transgression and Self-Insight

A pair of aphorisms reflect on conduct and judgment. The first notes that wrongdoing often harms others, while the second links self-inspection with reduced vanity, attributed to Chicago Daily News.

Chicago Daily News

Wonderful crops reported in Western Canada from threshing data

The Agricultural Statistics Branch reports crop results from grain threshers across the Territories. Yields show remarkable figures with wheat 40 to 45 bushels per acre in Regina area and oats averages of 63 to 116 bushels per acre in various districts. The shift to actual threshing data aims to improve accuracy and will aid business planning.

Regina Assineboia Canada Agricultural Statistics Department of Agriculture Territories Territorial Department J. A. Snell Yorkton W. R. Motherwell Abernethy Edmonton T. T. Hutchings S. Norman

Friday Marriage Jokes Spark Light Courtroom Banter

The maid asks if Friday weddings are unlucky and the bachelor jokes that Friday should not be exempt. The judge wryly notes the topic as a punchline in a light courtroom exchange.

Millet advertised as prolific hay producer for sale

Seed ad from John A. Salter Seed Co. of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes a millet that yields 5 to 8 tons of ricid hay per acre. It lists prices 50 lbs for $1.99 and 109 lbs for $3.00 with notes on low freights.

John A. Salter Seed Co la Crosse Wis Salzer Salzers John A. Salter Seed . Co Rosse

Classical music world captures Helen-Delia’s ear

Detroit Free Press notes Helen-Delia only listens to classical music for the world while Judy protests with a rag-time hat, reflecting two opposing tastes in a light feature.

Helen Delia Judy Detroit Free Press

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Brome Quinine

An old advertisement touts a one day cure for colds using Laxative Brome Quinine tablets. It promises a refund of money if the remedy fails and lists druggists as outlets for purchase.

St Jacobs St. Jacoss

Honest and Self Made Men

A brief cynic note based on a Philadelphia Record quotation discusses the idea that an honest man is noble, yet the self made man may doubt that assessment, reflecting on virtue and ambition with a sharp newspaper tone.

Philadelphia

Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer Trial Offer

A promotional note claims fits ceased after first day use of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. It advertises a free $2 trial bottle and a treatise, listing Dr. Kline at 931 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Dr. Kline Kline Arch St Phila

Vicious reposition hid to avoid punishment urged

A moral note from the Atchison Globe counsels hiding or overcoming vicious repositioning to spare others misery, warning that punishment may fall despite intervention. The quote frames hardship as widespread and urges decisive action rather than passive complicity.

Putnam Faceless Dyes Advertisement Teases Secret Craft

A vintage ad claims half an hour suffices to dye with Putnam Faceless Dyes, urging readers to observe rivals who first spot faults, invoking an Antisthenes quotation to sensationalize secrecy and technique.

Putnam

Ohio legislature addresses police power and road rules

Columbus reports on Brannock bill granting police powers to freight train and interurban conductors, plus a prohibition on distributing proprietary remedy samples to minors. Other measures require riders to keep right, quotes on highway approaches, and new rules on legal procedures and insurance policy standards.

Boy Hangs Self While Building Swing Near Hamilton

Irven Bennett ten years old, son of Allen F. Bennett, died after hanging from rafters in a wagon shed while attempting to erect a swing on Miller farm lands at Jones Station near Hamilton Ohio. He apparently slipped on hay while fastening a rope to the timbers, fell about 20 feet, and strangled as his feet nearly touched the ground. His playmates discovered him on a stretcher after the accident.

Hamilton Irven Bennett Allen F. Bennett Jones’ Station Bennett

Johnson Bill Advances Tax on Insurance Premiums in Ohio

Columbus March 10 The house taxation committee final hearing on the Johnson bill sets a two and one half percent excise tax on annual gross premiums of foreign and domestic insurance companies. The measure will be reported for passage Tuesday. The Foster bill taxing gross assets of building and loan companies at one twentieth of one percent will not be reported.

Columbus Hosea Cincinnati Ohio Frazier House Supreme Court Court of Justice Columbu Senate Ohio Institution For the Blind Ohio State School For the Blind Houy Billie Moore John A. Caldwell House Taxation Committee Johnson Foster

Massillon Licre Convention to Affiliate with Assembly

Massillon Ohio March 11 the convention of the Massillon Lis cre adopted a resolution to affiliate with the Massillon Trades and Labor Assembly. It is understood the changes to be demanded in the present scale are 3 dollars instead of 2.75 for room turning with wage increases for drivers and cagers and adoption of a three feet one half inch low coal standard.

Massillon, O Massillon Liscre Massillon Trades and Labor Assembly

Will Preach on Street Corners in Cleveland

Rev Charles A Eaton pastor of Euclid Avenue Baptist church, with John D Rockefeller as Sunday school superintendent, plans radical measures to revive religious interest by preaching on downtown street corners to all who listen. Eaton is a leading Cleveland clergyman.

Cleveland Chas. A. Eaton D.D Euclid Avenue Baptist Church John D. Rockefeller Eaton

Ohio General Assembly Moves to Full Two-Year Salary

Columbus March .8 The push to let general assembly members draw full salary of 1200 for the two years after the session gains momentum. Representative Demuth of Lucas County is the author of the introduced bill.

Columbus General Assembly Demuth Lucas

Big Four shops moved from Delaware to Springfield

Delaware Ohio March 8 railroad circles discuss moving the Big Four shops from Delaware to Springfield where the company has just bought 14 acres of land signaling a new location for its operations.

Springfield Delaware, O Delaware

Water spaniel Frank dies after river dives at Main street bridge

March 11 report notes Frank the diver dog of Findlay Sucker Rod Co. died Monday. The water spaniel gained a national reputation for daily dives off the Main street bridge across the Blanchard River.

Frank Findlay Sucker Rod Co Main Street Blanchard River

Ohio Mine Workers Headquarter Talks End Strike at Negley Mines

Secretary Savage of the Ohio Mine Workers and President Haskins returned to Columbus after meetings with operators in Columbiana county about settling the ten month old strike at the Negley mines over pay for entry work. About 175 to 200 workers are employed there.

Columbus Savage Ohio Mine Workers Columbiana County Haskins Negley

Republic Iron to build three finishing mills at Youngstown

Will erect three finishing mills of ten eight and seven inch capacity on the dismantled mill site in Youngstown Ohio. Ground clearing to begin promptly and construction to start as soon as possible to meet heavy orders.

Youngstown Republic Iron & Steel Co

Ohio State Wins Oratorical Contest Over Western Reserve

In Cleveland on March 3, Ohio State University defeated Western Reserve University in the annual oratorical contest. The subject was the resolution that the United States Senators should be elected by direct vote of the people. Ohio State took the affirmative.

Cleveland Ohio State University Western Reserve University United States Ohio

Miss Laura Struble Dies Nursing Nephew in Fever

Toledo report recalls Miss Laura Struble a popular young woman who sacrificed her life to care for a favorite nephew during a scarlet fever illness. She contracted the disease and died Monday after nursing him.

Toledo Laura Struble

Beitler Bros Failure Hits local Farmers in Ohio

Upper Sandusky March 10 The Beitler Bros failure at Alveda is larger than first reported. Estimates place the owe to nearby farmers at more than 40000 for grain and seed stored over time.

Beitler Bros Upper Sandusky, O Alveda

Hallwood Cash Register to Build Big Toledo Factory

Toledo announces Hallwood Cash Register Co of Columbus has secured a site in the city and will move its plant from Columbus within 90 days. In Cleveland Everett D Stark, 72, prominent lawyer and political writer, died at his son's Elyria home. he was a 1898 Democratic candidate for supreme court judge.

Toledo, O Hallwood Cash Register Co Columbus Cleveland, O Everett D. Stark Elyria Sunday Stark Supreme Court

Fatal sewer cave in leaves one dead in Canton trench

A sewer cave in on Graham avenue Canton Ohio traps 20 workers. An unknown man is crushed to death under the dirt as rescue teams respond to the March 11 incident.

Canton Graham Avenue

Taylor Signs With Cleveland In 1902 Season

Cleveland, March 11. Dummy Taylor the deaf mute pitcher has signed with Cleveland for the 1902 season. He leaves the National to join the American league, marking a significant move for the player and franchise.

Taylor Cleveland

Addison Bea ley took own life after divorce

Findlay Ohio March 10 Addison Bea ley killed himself Sunday by taking strychnine after learning his wife had obtained a divorce. He left a note reading I can not live to see her another s.

Running Fight With Thieves at Liberty Center Bank

A midnight clash at Liberty Center Toledo between citizens and a gang attempting to blow Citizens' bank safe. No injuries reported. robbers escaped.

Toledo Liberty Center Citizens Citizens’ Bank

Gen C C Doolittle Stricken in Toledo Bankers Death Warning

Gen C C Doolittle a prominent Toledo business man and banker was stricken with paralysis at his home Friday night and there is no hope of saving his life according to early reports from the city.he was known for years in local finance and business circles.

C. C. Doolittle Toledo Gen. C. Doolittle

War on the Corset Debate in Chicago Reform Efforts

Chicago physicians and reformers weigh action on corsets for women under 30. They favor education over legislation, with Dr. Marechal and Dr. Senn advocating cautious limits while Miss Addams cites colleges and athletics reducing tight lacing. The group agrees education is key to healthier female development.

Chicago Philippe Marechale Paris E. J. Senn Jane Addams France Dr. Senn Miss. Addams

Submarine Boat Impresses Japanese and American Officials

Commanders Nishi and Sata and Lieut Ide of the Japanese navy witnessed a trial of the Holland submarine torpedo boat Fulton at Green Point L I The visitors praised the vessel calling it beautiful and urged adoption by Japan Nixon said he could find no fault in the Fulton whose performance exceeded expectations and noted its quiet machinery even at 100 yards distant on surface and in rough seas

Nishi Sata Ide Fulton Greenpoint L. I Lewis Nixon Ad Tapee Santiago

American Shoes Popular in England Amid Alarmist Claims

England continues to buy American shoes as English manufacturers warn of empty chairs if the trend persists. Critics claim the imported article uses cheap leather, but an American producer refutes this, noting rubber imports surpass shoes and underscoring the need for overshoes to stay dry.

England United States London Daily Chronicle

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