Marion Daily Mirror Foreign Advertising Manager note
The fragment lists the Marion Daily Mirror advertising details with names and addresses for Frank R. Northrup and office locations in New York and Chicago. It mentions telegraphic news service from United Press and market reports, plus subscription rate notes and carrier versus mail pricing.
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Frank R. Northrup
Fifth Ave
Tribune Bhig
New York
Chicago
United Press Telegraphic
Harden's Notions of Roosevelt Provokes Global Scrutiny
The German writer Maximilian Harden savages Theodore Roosevelt as a demagogue and self-promoter. He ridicules Roosevelt's self-parading deeds, imperial plans, and public stunts, noting how he presses through Africa to Rome and Cairo, shaping U S history while courting scandal and criticism abroad.
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Maximilian Harden
Germany
Herr Harden
Theodoros Roosevelt
Harden
George Washington
Whitlam McKinley
United States of America
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State
Rough Riders
Las Guasimas
Achilles
Homer
McKinley
White House
Cuba
Philippine Archipelago
Hobson
Ward
Uncle Sam
United States
Hydra
Teddy
Wock
Thee
Mke
Charles V
Africa
Tropics
Cariso
Theodoros
Cairo
Oxford
Zurich
Butros Pi
Bidou Gorat
Rome
Pius
Fairbanks
Vatican
Holy Father
Roosevelt
Theodore
America
Europe
Vienna
Budapest
Berlin
Ohio GOP Faces Turbulent Nomination Outlook in Roosevelt Era
A cautious insider notes Ohio Republican politics lack a firm grip as delegates split among Thompson Harding and Judge Brown. Garfield’s position falters amid White House dynamics, with Cox wielding power to crown a nominee. Rumors swirl of Roosevelt guidance, Burton’s sway, and province-wide maneuvers involving Kilian Phipps Brown Voria and allies as convention day approaches.
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Ohio
Garfeld
Roosevelt
Nick
Teddy
Thompson
Harding
Judge Brown
Kilian, Phipps, Brown, Voria
Cox
Montgomery County
Cleveland
George
Mince
Garfield
Burton
Herrice
Wayne Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Verge
Washington
Walter Brown
Toledo
Cleves
Dayton
Brown
Unique Memorial Day piece from Gary Post tone
A Gary Post report recalls a Memorial Day with music and parade but no graves, noting the oddity of a town lacking soldiers’ graves. The piece references Ohio politics, Taft rail rate orders, a comet weather superstition, and local editor anecdotes in a brisk, era-tinged collage.
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Gary Post
Gary
America
La Follette Amendment Debate Over Railroad Valuation
Washington June 1. Senate debates the La Follette amendment requiring valuation of railroads property. Elkins faction opposes. progressives push for standard valuation to set fair rates. Kin of West Virginia argues from railroad law history. If adopted it may block conferees from striking valuation in the railroad bill. La Follette Bailey argue fair rates depend on property value. railroad officials fear tax effects.
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Washington
Senate
West Virginia
Supreme Court
United States
Conference Committee
Interstate Commerce Committee
Hig
Iherailronas
la Follette and
Bailey
Batley
la Follette
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Details
Interesting facts describe the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio. It offers loans on the most reasonable terms in Columbus with security requirements and a conservatism. Borrowers may repay loans in full or in part at any time. Five percent interest paid on deposits.
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Ohio State Journal
Navarre
Progres
Alps
Italy
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Bucks Eye
Tte Conservatium
Railroads appraisal would cost 2.5 million dollars say backers
The estimate claims surveying all railroads would take three years and save the public hundreds of millions annually. A promotion notes special deals with The New York World to publish a song from a production next Sunday.
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New York World
New York
Mewitt
Wall Street Demoralized by Freight Rate Action
Market opened with heavy pressure as railroad stocks fell, St Paul dropping 6 1/4 points amid widespread selling by traders. The administration’s restraint on rate increases drew Washington criticism and unsettled expectations for earnings amid a weaker overall tone.
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Payoé
St Paul
Smuggling arrest and varied news items
The report mentions H R Lyon a former Minneapolis banker arrested at the New York customs house for smuggling. It notes Miss Julie Ducharm of Detroit announcing engagement to Angelo Marignany of Naples. It describes political campaign limits proposed by Democratic managers, and reports a free degree murder indictment for Samuel Ferguson of Lima after a fatal quarrel. It also notes arrests of Count Lyanay and Dr Patechenko in St Petersburg linked to Count Bon in poisoning. James Madison a colored man in Steubenville received a one year term for 50 burglaries.
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H.R. Lyon
Minneapolis
New York Custom House
Julie Ducharm
Detroit
Angelo Marignany
Uke del Monte
Naples
Hooaler Islent
Samuel Ferguson
Lima
Richard McGraw
St. Petersburg
Lyanay
Patechenko
Bonin
James Madison
Steubenville
Prospect News Notes and Local Notices From Ohio Town
A jumbled bulletin summarizes Prospect area events including a veterans Decoration Day program with cemetery ceremonies, a Memorial events schedule, and social notices. It mentions visits from relatives, church lectures by Rev. Cleve, local hospitality, and a reception with meals and music. Details include names such as Mike Helen Dix and William Pettit, and affiliations with the Prospect Alumni Association and local schools.
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Mlux
Louise Sheets
Delaware
Mike Helen Dix
and Min
J. A. Vogt
Louteville I
Wikeman
New Sater
George W. Bope
Columbia Ohio
BE. M. Mayes
Dinewater Ohio
Charles
Dix
Urluag
A. J. Cleve
J. le
Shiloh
V Progoeol
Cleve
Proms Jeet
Farensan
Vetemans
M. D. Baumjautdave
Por Auditor 8. H DeLONG Vor Taftermary Directors
MEARLES B. FREEMAN GHORGN WEIDEMATER JOHN HANLEY are listed as directors amid a local audit report. The fragmented OCR names several individuals associated with the municipal post, reflecting governance notices from the era.
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Vor Taftermary
Mearles B. Freeman Ghorgn Weidemater
John Hanley
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