Taft faces senatorial struggle amid rumors and pledges
Reports from Columbus detail Taft's annoyance over withdrawal rumors as factions circle the Ohio senatorial fight. Burton Foraker and Taft trail the needed 46 votes with pledges totaling 22, while Taft’s camp denies plans to withdraw. State Senator Baker presented Taft's name to party leaders as the contest widens.
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Ohio commission promotes interstate cooperation to curb river pollution
The Ohio Geer Commission meeting led by Judge EB Coro aims to unite states against the pollution of the Ohio River with support from Dr. C GO Probet of the state health board. Maj. Janae W. Maclay, linked to Lincoln’s assassination era, dies at 67 in Yonkers. In Boston, Capt Harvey Daly and Philip Springer are found guilty of conspiracy to smuggle Chinese into the United States.
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University Receives Significant Gift Amid University Updates
In a brief meeting, university officials discussed a substantial donation of $25,000 tied to a broad funding initiative. The gift is intended to support expansion efforts, including new facilities and program enhancements. Officials noted administrative oversight and future accountability measures.
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League Appeals for Funds in Pittsburg Reform Crusade
Pittsburgh officials and reform groups call for funds to support the Voters' League as it expands reading development and voter education after the arrest of seven councilmen and two bankers. Heavy letters marked confidential urge public-spirited support to cover investigation costs of hundreds of candidates before the election.
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Noted Political Leader Mathues Dies After Conviction and Illness
W. L. Mathues, longtime Delaware County political figure and former Pennsylvania state treasurer, died of pneumonia at 46 in Kin Home. He had been convicted of conspiring to defraud the state in a wooden furniture contract scheme and sentenced to two years in prison after March proceedings. His death followed a decline after a brief improvement while awaiting appeal.
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Bride of a Week Murdered in Kansas City
Ray Reese shot his former sweetheart Mrs Clyde Setzer 19 after he killed himself. The woman was not expected to live. Earlier, Reese had been betrothed to Miss Retae Mocum. the couple quarreled, and on Christmas they were wed to Setzer.
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Beheading and murder in West Eighteenth Street apartments
Arthur Trotter 34 killed Lia aged mother Mia Ann Trotter beheaded her with an ax and knife in West Eighteenth Street apartments. Trotter jumped from a second story window as police arrived. he was found outside seriously injured and offered no resistance. He claimed the world would end and he was divinely inspired to commit the deed.
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Columbe Man Promoted
Columbus Ohio December 31 Thomas T Trainer longtime freight agent for Columbus firm has been named general freight and ticket agent for the Cincinnati and Day Muwkingans Valley at Zoneaville and will assume duties next Monday.
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Insure Growth of Spruce Timber Plan Adopted
A policy to ensure periment growth of spruce timber was adopted by the Department of Forests. The plan aims for practical forestry, conservative management, and timely permitting to promote timber growth on forest lands.
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Ohio Supreme Court backs state rail safety law ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds a state law requiring safety appliances on railroad cars in a case brought by the state against the Detroit Toledo and Ironton Railway Co. Attorney General’s department declares gratification at the decision. Also notes deadlines for state road construction filings and payroll impacts from base county option votes with several counties already dry and others undecided.
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Rose Prohibition Talk At Broadway M E Church
Dayton U speakers praise the Rose law and predict its full enactment by a state prohibition measure. George W. Lauer starts a state wood roads association to improve highways with a January 15 convention. Allied groups in harmony talks at Columbus plan to shape legislative requests this week.
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Wrights to sail for Europe from New York
Dayton Ohio December 31 Orville Wright has recovered from a collapse incident last September. His sister Katherine Wright joins him and they will depart Dayton Sunday for New York where they will sail for Paris January 6 with Wilbur Wright sailing with his brother.
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Newark furniture merchant dies leaving large estate
The will of late A M Van Horn of Newark provisions include 150000 for three monuments in London parks and gifts to churches and charities. Executors appoint Creamer as assistant in Columbus and Breanan named chief deputy in the first marshal’s office.
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Examiner Files His Report on County Accounts
Colimbur O Dec Aitute Ex aminer F L Baird filed a report Wednesday on the village and about accounts of Cuyahoga county with the state accounting bureau. There were no irregularities of any kind noted.
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Jury Returns First Degree Murder Verdict in Portland Case
The Portland jury found James A. Finch guilty of murder in the first degree in the case involving the death of Ralyh By Maher. The verdict followed about forty deliberations.
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Absent minded professor charms guests with laughs
Anecdotes about Sir John Burdon-Sanderson, former Oxford professor of medicine known as The Burder, show his absent mindedness. He pocketed duster after duster, wiped the board with a pocket handkerchief, and served himself at table after carving.
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Fragmentary Commentary on Manhood and Faith
A fragmentary dialogue hints at expectations of manhood and virtue. Disturbing shifts in tone imply a plea for patience and alignment with social ideals, set in a reflective, devotional register.
Nuts and Nutrition in Early Food Advise
A New York Mall summary of a government document by N E Jaffa on nuts and their uses as food. It notes peanut protein energy value, compares with bread, and discusses consumption, storage, and varied applications from candies to bread. It cites 1905 US imports and crop figures for almonds walnuts and peanuts.
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Alphabet Races Across Nations and Toxicity Contrast
The article compares letter counts in national alphabets from twelve to fifty characters, listing several nations. It then discusses immunity differences in animals to deadly substances, noting horses tolerate large doses of antimony while dogs and cats are more affected by chloroform.
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The Empress Wedding Gifts and Odd Descriptions
An article fragment describes The Empress of Germany’s private wedding gifts to relations, praising punctuality and a plain travel cloth. It mentions a Japanese item and notes a Japan breeding industry, with garbled terms comparing insects to crickets and creatures named Mudelibart, alongside unclear musics and bells.
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