State Grange 11s After Trust State Grange 11s After Trust
The Ohio State Grange convened at Springfield jombud O for its biennial session. Resolutions supported public election of U S senators, repeal of inheritance tax, and removal of tariffs on raw tools. Laylin won master over Derthick and Dunlap, amid debate on fertilizer policy and co op farming plans.
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Jombud
United States
Ohio
Sone Ea
Linda
Wong
Rose County
Ron
Manuel
Laylin
Norwalk
Grange
F. A. Derthick
Mantua
Derthick
Berthick
Mehl
Hesmon
Calvert
State Board of Agercultine
Tanuthera
Werangé
Fheree
Woodlat
Woodlat Duvertiveat
Oble Farm
Springheld
Town Topics Publisher Convicted in Columbus Scandal
A Columbus jury convicts Town Topics publisher Allen Wonkly and associate John Tarler in a case involving distributing a reform paper amid attacks on business figures A Miller and Robert Candy. Indictments also involve Clevelanders Hathaway Friedman Mathews Gilbert Co and others with penalties up to fifty thousand dollars. A murder indictment in Media Pennsylvania names Mrs Matilda Erb and her sister for the killing of Capt. Erb. The American Coal Company plans to restore operations in New York and Binghamsport areas with new shares and workers.
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Town Topics
Columbus
Johin A. Tarler
Len
Win Fund
United States Court of Mis
A. Miller
Robert Candy
Busine Wen
Insurance License Revoked and Crimes Reported Across States
The Ohio insurance department cancels the Metropolitan Surety Co. of New York license amid a flurry of cases. Topics include a North Bergen farm hit by foot and mouth disease from cattle driven from Buffalo, a Brooklyn man surrendering after a fatal shooting in November, and a Washington appeal concerning the Bucks Store and Range Co. labor case. Also noted are Chinese inspector arrests in Fort Erie, Ontario, and parole grants for five prisoners including James C. McMillen, formerly of South Charleston, tied to embezzlement and bank failures.
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Ohio Insurance Department
Metropolitan Surety Co
New York
Thoman Fitzgatciek
Allen
N. Y
Simwell Hear Guines
Mich
Witwon’ Haw
Herbert Ackerman
Brooklyn
North Bergen
Buffalo
Edward Baltz
Wiliam Riley
Fort Erie
Ont
Washington
Alton B. Parker
American Federation of Labor
Bucks Store
Federationiat
Columbus
Mangers
James C. McMillen
McMillen
Home Building
Louo Co
South Charleston
SteMillen
Dan de Geox
Stark County
Fire destroys Woodville houses. two men die
A fire in Woodville east of Toledo killed James Crane an unmarried man aged about seventy five or older and Barnes a 46 year old veterinary man. The blaze started from a coal oil stove explosion in the heating bedroom. Neighbors helped Crane escape as Barnes died in the flames.
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Toledo
M Barnes
James Crane
Woodville
Jota
Crand
Dr. Barnes
Canada
Minots Oldest Printer Dead in Wisconsin
Danville Wisconsin reports the death of Dee Patrick Ki, Minnots oldest printer and publisher. A long time associate of Abraham Lincoln during their law days, Ki was a tegimate friend and circuit rider. Also noted is a New York corporate merger where Phelps Dodge copper outputs, up to 400 million pounds annually, will join into a new corporation valued at $600,000,000.
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Danville
Dee
James
Kipatrick
Minnots
Abrahar Lincoln
New York
Phelps, Dodge & Co
Bew Corporation
Rivers and Harbors congress hears Cannon opposition to waterway bonds
Washington December 11 speaker Cannon voiced opposition to a national waterway bond program at the Rivers and Harbors congress. His stance dimmed hopes of favorable federal action while Carnegie and others voiced support. Garfield Edwards and Oklahoma officials spoke on waterways and intermodal transport as Congress debates river and rail coordination. A separate Columbus report notes Wayne county audits show $4070 drawn, $1682 repaid, with improper charges and a $800 bounty-commission expense. Auto license rush looms as Ohio prepares for state tag registration for about 20 000 cars, with 9 741 already registered.
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Cannon
Congress
Breas
Fair
Andrew Carnegie
Garfield
Benator Edwards
Canada
Gov. Deneen
Benator Owen
Oklahoma
Lloyd Wild
C. P. Goodyear
Wayne County
Columbus
Dee
State Bureau of Uniform
Wastilnger and Daevies
Exiberia Armatrong Brown
Wayne County Democrat
Wooster Republican
The
Journal and Dacknoman
Wayne County Herald
Calumbus
Automobile Department
Banquet Draws Stew Makers to Waldorf Astoria
Representatives of iron and stew manufacturers from across the country attended a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York, hosted by H. Gary, chairman of the United States Stew! corporation. Meanwhile a St. Louis coroner’s jury, after three days, opened no verdict on the death of Francis D. Hirschberg who was shot at his home Tuesday morning.
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New York
Waldorf Astoria
I H. Gary
United States Stew! Corporation
Loula
Lee
Francs
Hirschberg
Medal for Wright Brothers at Aero Club dinner
Prominent artists and aeronautic supporters gathered at the Aero Club of America to award a gold medal to the Wright brothers for their mechanical merit. The medal, costing $9,000, will be presented at a banquet in New York on Thursday. Spokane reports a $6,000 reward offered for the arrest of three bandits who held up a Great Northern passenger train near Hillyard.
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Dec
Artisis
ae@rotiante
Ue Aero Chub
America
Deege
Weight Brothers
Spokane
Waah
Great Northern
United States
Hillyard
Free Catarrh Cure Trial Offer Promises Quick Relief
A sensational ad claims Gow Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh quickly and permanently by removing the germ from the system. It advertises a free trial package by mail to Marshall Michigan residents who send name and address for home delivery.
Ohio officals press Metcalfe for circuit judge post
Short chronicles from Columbus report Geauga County representative Phillips ex speaker Raynolds and ex representative Hart pressing Judge Metcalfe for circuit judge to fill the seat left by the late Judge Roberts. The governor’s right to appoint is questioned as incumbent’s term expires in February. Cleveland’s Eubanks supports John Maynard for house clerk. other candidates Coulter and Doty also active. In Poledo, trial continues for Harvey Hagel 17, with Hazel’s testimony tying a murder to robbery and a jewelry seizure. Springfield notes George Nebels, a thief with a long criminal history, now identified as Arthur Collard from Lexington, MO. Tobacco growers organize in Louisville, Ky with 300 million dollars in assets. Columbus police seek Roy Coffman for passing counterfeit checks totaling about 1200 dollars, connected to the American Brand & Specialty Co.
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Geouge County
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Painesville
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Lake County
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Metcalfe
Elrcurt
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Roberts
Mde
Hurthon
Eubanks
Cleveland
John Maynard
House
Hkx
Carl Bbuler
Wan
E. W. Doty
Poledo
Harvey Hagel
John Hazel
Tuth
Hazel
Friddy Ravel
Roy Coffman
American Blame & Specially Go
Dayton
Coffman
Mr. Parrott
Brame & Specialty Co
Layton
Coffin
Ohio Brute University
Franked notice of product offer in old catalog fragment
The fragment advertises a mail order kit labeled Combined Catarrh Care under a dusty plain package. It mentions free mats and dusted window prompts, naming generic locations like Marshall Michigan and a vague sender. The readable text includes incomplete product context and unclear terms.
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Marsnall
Michigan
Holy Rollers Threaten Resistance in Sandusky Fallout
A Cleveland area news note reports the Holy Rollers, a 200 strong group led by Jacob Hoppin Ger and J C Deecken of Buffalo, served with notice to leave Sandusky amid fear of Kansas City fair trouble. Organizers threaten resistance as townspeople discuss the matter.
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Dee 1
Holy Roller
Bertin Hetehts
Trate
Phunday
Jacob Hoppinger
J.C. Deecken
Buffalo
Kansas City
Atfair
Holy Rollers
Locks and Dams for Ohio River from Pittsburg to Cairo
Washington dispatch reports Senate action on unambitious measures with an omnibus clatter slated for Monday. Senator Lodge vows to speak on the Brownsville affair Wednesday as the chamber adjourns briefly. House attendance is small and various treaties and nominations are confirmed.
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Lodge
Brownsville
Senate
House
Washington
Lodwe
Uruguay
Martin A. Knapp
New York
Interstate Commerce Complision
Herbert L. Satterlee
Navy
George R. Wales
Vermont
House of After
Piles Cured At Last By Pyramid Pile Cure
Unsolicited testimonial from W B Langley of Atlanta Georgia claims relief after years of pain from piles using Pyramid Pile Cure. Advertisement promises a free trial package by mail from Pyramid Drug Co at 160 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan.
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Langley
Atlanta
B. D
Thia
Anal Free
Pyramid
Drag Go
Marehall
Mich
Zanesville Firms Charged in Bank Funds Scandal
In Columbus and Zanesville, Jacob Rayner, Abraham Kapner, and the Kapner Brow & Duga Howlery Co are held to answer charges of misappropriating funds from the defunct First National Bank of Drewton. Rayner was detained after arriving from Cleveland and jailed on related indictments. A stockholders meeting for Ti fervtate Jee Co occurred with Ohio dealers, electing Edward Kerber as general manager amid some opposition.
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Zanesville
Columbus, O
Dec
Jacob Kayner
Abraham Kaponr
Kapner Brow, & Duga Howlery Co
Cleveland
Dinson
Santusky
Veo
Ohio
Thdiiaw
Shebea
Flee fund plan proposed by Southern Commercial congress
The message from John M. Parc her of New Orleans, president of the Southern Commercial congress, proposes a rev oral of a connection with unt or wevitalion and a fund of 2,000,000 dollars. Future action or details are not specified in the fragmented text.
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John M. Parcher
New Orleans
Southern Commercial Cangréas
Punlehied for Cruelty to Animate in Springfeld
Local report from December 11, 1908 notes Punlehied for cruelty to animate involving a case at the Workhouse in Xenta. The alleged acts included harming a horse and other injuries. Judge Miller imposed the limits of the law on the sentenced individual. Stephens’ defense claimed attendance by Lees in defacing.
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Springfeld
Miller
Stephens
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