Radical changes made in laws pass Paine bill
A Shelby county sponsored bill to regulate the state board of agriculture and overhaul building and loan laws passed the Ohio House. The measure, supported by Representative Frisell, would allow title changes for lending bodies, permit nonmember loans, joint deposits, and expanded reserves. It shifts to a state department and includes civil service rules, with enforcement starting January 1, 1910, and May 15 for the agriculture board reform.
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Columbia
Ohio
Russell
Shelby County
Frisell
Montgomery County
Russell Dill &T
Ings
Atewax
Con
Joan
House
Public Enters
Peace and Fire
Cigil Service
State Board of Agriculture
Rose
Capli Ae
Board of Agriculture
Remarkable petition from Mohammadan women of Oreohere province
A remarkable right petition was received by the dim a from Mohammadan women claiming the empire should free them from bondage and grant them their share of privileges. In Willilduville Missouri a fever outbreak injured a family. Miss Vitoria Hal, 24, shot and killed Mrs. J Hale, 22, at her home near the town.
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Bt. Petersburg
Dima
Oreohere
Mohammeration
Wpbyduville, Mo
Vitoria Hal
J. Hale
Fragmented notices mix crime and accidents in scattered reports
A jumble of brief items lists deaths and misfortunes including Gen Lineviteh, a former commander, and Col Williams in New York. An explosion and burn incident near Waukegan killed two and wounded two others. A Pittsburg incident left a wife dead and a husband and child injured after a buggy crash. Mine unrest in Butler Pa shows 200 miners marching to mines demanding protection, with nonunion workers quitting and authorities issuing warrants.
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Lineviteh
Manchia
St. Peterw
North Shore
Light Co
Waukegan
Marean’e Ratlre
Col Williams
Warwick
New York
Bie Mra
Margaret Wolfram
Pittsburg
Butler
Hilliard
Héesgomer & Lake
Hallroad
Wade
Campbell
Hillined Inet Aight
Assistant District Attorney cites motive in bid to blow up home
Assistant District Attorney Heney said the Wednesday night attempt to blow up Gallagher was not the work of a fanatical prankster pointing to the case as a serious matter. He warned Gallagher more than three times that he would be harmed if not careful, calling him the prosecution’s most important witness in the bribery case.
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San Limo
Heney
Pervisor
Gallagher
Gallaghars
Onlin
Gollagher
Mie
Committee to Meet Ahead of National Convention
Indianapolis April 22 The chairman of the Republican party romit committee decides to call a meeting of the committee before the nation convention in June to address the large number of delegates and ensure the necessary actions are taken.
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Indianapolis
Harry & Now
Paromit Committee
Overwhelming House Vote on Oregon Land Grant Seizure
Washington April 24. The House passed by 245 to 0 a Senate joint resolution authorizing the attorney general to sue for seizure of all or part of 2 800 000 acres of land granted in western Oregon to the Oregon California Railroad Co. The House backed the stand that this would not affect bona fide homestead purchasers. The Senate had approved the measure, and debate continued on the naval bill with amendments including increasing battleship authorization from two to four.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ben Fier
Tillman
Senate mAe
Senate Wan Alout
Pilew Washington
Suversl Venators
Lilley
Thuratay
Conecticut
Electric Boat Co
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Conference Row Between Ohio Board of Health and Townships
The Ohio state board of health arranged a conference with township and village health officials in Cleveland on June 26. The inquiry centers on meeting service and any action needed regarding an $8,000 population figure and related health measures.
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Columbus
State Board of
Hebid
Port
Oljo
Cleveland
Leiala
Promoter Defrauding Claims Surface In Chicago Case
Federal court appointed a receiver for the Wallace Hopkins Co brokerage after creditors moved to unwind its affairs. The petition lists liabilities around 100000 and assets near 500,000, with questions about funds used in board of trade promotions and zinc mine ventures. Investigations extend over months as post office inspectors flag highly colored promotional literature.
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Chicago
Rethen
Federal Court
Wallace TH. Hopkins & Co
Harper
Hopling
W. C. Clark
Hopkine
Board of Trade
Sinel
Convalidated Zinc Co
Bthart
Bre
of Nu
Dietriet Orn
Sratu
Conciolated Zinc Co
Hopvite Company
Postoffice
Stuart
Hopkins
Wiwinest
Feaud
Feo
Hopkins Co
Consol
Zine
Consol Iated Zine
Teading
Paing Zinc
Roebellion in India and Albany Postpone May 11 Seat
A garbled report notes unrest in India linked to a figure called Mormand with Aggiwalys, and references Albany New York events. It mentions Gov Tighe and an extraordinary session planned for May 11 to consider a proclamation, but the exact subject remains unspecified.
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Hugher Calla
Albany
Tighe
Fae Inel
Explosion Claims Four Miners at Elleworth Collieries Co
An explosion at Mine No 1 of Ellworth Collieries Co in Ellworth, Po kills four miners and injures three others among 109 workers. The tragedy occurred Thursday when a ventilation breach caused a narrow escape for others.
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Ritvhure
Frenth
He Elleworth Collieries Co
Ellworth
Fire at Cape May Threatens Property Loss
A Cape May New Jersey blaze near Here threatens extensive property loss. Readable fragments indicate damage exceeded $100,000 with several buildings affected and a rapid response from local firefighters. Authorities continue to investigate the blaze and its causes.
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Bmoke
Cape May
N. J
Cape
Unit Rule Adopts Bryan Favoring Platform at State Convention
Springfield Illinois April reports show the State Convention adopting the unit rule to vote for William Jennings Bryan at the national convention in Denver. The platform pledges the broadest possible personal liberty while not infringing others rights. Eight delegates will vote as halves, with presidential electors at large chosen, and Bryan is enthusiastically supported though one attempt to bind delegates entirely to him failed.
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Springfeld
Il Bd
Wilenels Democracy
Denver
William J. Aryan
Resolutions Committee
Tual
Tren
Bryan
Owen P. Thompson
Jacksonville
Roger C. Sullivan
Cook County
Stulent
Chicago
Wis
Real Estate Tax Measure Prompts Widespread Debate
The Senate Bill 658 proposes real estate revaluation next year and taxes at the 1910 rate. Critics warn it shifts heavy burdens to farms and urban property, while supporters argue for broader funding. opponents say it accelerates taxation and authority over appraisers. The Cuyahoga delegation backs the measure led by Mayor Tom J. Johnson who has faced debt limits and repeated bond votes.
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Columbus
Senate
Orenwod
oMfcinis
Farma
Dil
West
Ohia
Railroads Split Over Convention Rates
Chicago April 21 railroads centered on rates for conventions. Eastern roads favored 1% cent per mile while Western lines held firm at two cents per mile, signaling a dispute over conference travel costs.
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Chicago
Railrondémage
Two Boys Die After Eating Wild Parsnip Poison
In Hawthorne Pennsylvania on April 24 two sons of Jacob Garver aged 10 and 12 were found dead in a field. Death attributed to eating wild parsnip.
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Anning
Jacob Garver
Hawthorne
Local Tax Law Would Allow City Debts Grow Without Vote
A proposed quadrennial appropriation bill would let cities lift debt beyond four percent of tax valuation, with bonds exempted from the limit. If valuation rises to 40 million or 100 million dollars, bond issues could reach 2.4 million or 4 million, respectively, without public approval. Senator Howe of Cleveland backs exemptions for waterworks and other bonds, spurring fears of tax extravagance. Opponents urge farm and city property owners to protest with their legislators.
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Ohio
Officinla
Howe
Johnson Democrat
Cleveland
Merty Administration
Perhayy
Pill Byte
You County
Four Robbers Enter Hot Springs Home in Broad Daylight Hold Up
Four men with leveled revolvers forced occupants to the wall inside a Hot Springs Arkansas home on Thursday and looted a large sum of money before locking the residents in a room and escaping.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Indiana Elit
Boy Reports Kidnapping Near Baudetina
In Fostoria Ohio area, a boy claimed he was abducted by William Martin and an African American man on Main Street. They allegedly forced him onto a freight train to Bellevue and then to Fort Wayne before arrest. The boy was returned after 80 days and reunited with his father.
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Fostoria
William
Beck
von Howard
Baudetina
Detroit
Koon
William Martin
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