Bill 10 Restore Federal Plan of Government in Ohio
Columbus March 1 The House discussed Bill 10 restoring a federal plan of government for Ohio municipalities after June. Civil service rules, appointments, and inspectors were debated, with provisions for a three year term for commissioners and detailed oversight by the governor, attorney general, and other officials. The bill faced opposition and amendments as lawmakers weighed civil service and public accountability.
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Columbus
Palse
Laone
H Dirento
Fem
Celeition
Jay
Vivil
Fru
Viel
Enipingen
Caure Anil Aller
Benatar Ward
Investiguin
Heen
Mooney
Ashtabula
Cit Wien Board of Health
Keynote
Cuyshawn
Neliont
Myelin
Senate Sen Apoe
Ford
Huda
Wages Cut Noted As Cotton Mill Reports Change
Four Negroes Are Lynched in Mobile Mississippi reports list a wage reduction in Stark cotton mill notices. The event references Tuesday and March with brief notes on wages and a chilling incident in the region.
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Mobile
Alu
March T
Fires and crimes and political feuds swirl in scattered reports
A string of short items describes a Washington man killing his wife and tossing children, a German exile prince expelled, a large fire in New York City with many injuries and $125000 damage, a tobacco trust defeat in Kentucky, barley sales protests, priests threatened with death in Virginia, and a dramatic shooting duel between Hyde Charette Kemp and Lawr Kemp after a Democratic primary.
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W. W. McKay
Tentao
Thurston County
Wash
Ludwig Mendliit
Abyssinia
Germany
Negra
Wilkinsbore
Jerome
New York City
Ames
Hyde Charette Kemp
Lawr Kemp
Hyde
Schmits to be Given His Freedom in March
Ban Francia reports that Bicene Behmitz, former mayor, convicted of extortion, will be released today but remain on bond to face bribery charges tied to public service corporations. In superior court Tuesday Judge Linne ordered Kelrnitz dismissed from enatedy.
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Schmits
Francia
Bicene Behmitz
Therty
Tueetay
Linne
Kelrnitz
Enatedy
Defects in battleship construction draw officials’ critique
Washington reports defects in battleship design and approval processes. Capt. Wine Jow and Commander Key fault armor belts gun decks and storage while defending certain accommodations. Amid political notes, Albany discusses a primary elections bill derailed by Gov. Hughes aligned committee action. A separate Michigan case covers bribery indictments of city officials.
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Washington
Maren
Borlens
Wine Jow
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Commander Key
Roosevelt
Admiral Evans
Mampton Ronis
Rosentyensky
Ruemin
Key
Albany
Gov. Hughes
Way
LIA AMATIC SCENE IN COUNT ROOM WITH A LAWYER
A fragmented report describes a courtroom scene involving a lawyer named Mart and references to authority figures. It mentions disregard of law, examinations, and implied corruption. It notes a speech on public funds and currency legislation with congressional attention.
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Mart
Cisima Supreme Gout Hae
Railroad fined for rebating in long dispute
The case cites the New Haven Hartford line and Kansas City interests with Judge Dyer imposing a 19000 penalty as part of a broader ruling. The court finds guilty actions tied to rebates, with the Beadle and Evans secretary noted among the parties, and a 1000 minimum penalty highlighted for related violations under the law. The dispute centers on a proposed bonus system and labor actions tied to wage or piece rate changes affecting the railroad.
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St. Laie
Louth & Sao Franciven Railway Co
Dyer
Veltet Selon District Court
Chevieh
Evans Siretary
Com Beadle Pohaten
Tiv Chaganan & Lower Lieber Co
Kansas City
Wil Girike
Kosten
Morel Useran
Cratra
New York, New Haven
Hartford Railroad
Betton
Wietnity
Metnet Wielmod
Railroad rate injunctions raise Kansas court challenge
The railroads seek injunctions in Kansas to block new freight rates ahead of a circuit court hearing Tuesday. The contested schedule would raise or lower charges by about twenty percent in various lines, prompting railroad owners to request relief against enforcement while lenders and carriers push their case.
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Kansan
Ubellens
Hamby Real Estate Scheme Exposed In Court Hearing
The Buckeye News Review reports Hamby the missing real estate dealer faced Tuesday hearing in Judge Adame's court. Former clients testified their properties were deeded to them under pretense of formality to facilitate ownership, possibly aiding indictment efforts by a grand jury. Whitecape shooting targets Constable Kieffer in Upper Sandusky with 35 armed riders involved. The attackers sought vengeance after hiring a Negro housekeeper from Fostoria. In Ohio politics Cox and Fleinshmann named delegates. Herrmann and Keenan named electors in party conventions.
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Cleveland
Adame
Cebt
Hoaynhy
Lowna
Hany
Constable
Upper Sandusky
McCutchinville
West Treetay
Peter J. Kieffer
Kiefferte
Fostoria
Dr. Brooke
Cleveland Coal Dealers' Protective Association Blacklists Firm
The Cleveland Coal Dealers Protective Association allegedly blacklisted a company tied to a coal deal dispute. The case centers on internal records and the alleged actions impacting the firm’s operations.
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Goal Trust
P. Tyre
Cleveland Coal Dealers’ Proventive Association
Kellerman Dies. Ohio State Biologist Also Catholic Fast
Continental report notes Prof Kellerman of Ohio State University, head of the bacteriology department, died last Sunday in Guatemala City after a mission. The two names appear in a garbled piece on May 11, mentioning a Holy Roller fast and Mia Joli Miller. Kellerman was BY years old and had traveled to Ginteronde about a month ago.
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Mia
Joli Miller
The
Holy Roller Peet
Huntland
Kellerman
Helombua
Mireh
Weel
Guatemala City
Betanteat
Ohio State University
Ginteronde Abuat
Highwaymen Attack Man Then Robbery Incident Details
A chaotic report from Columbus describes highwaymen breaking a man's jaw and attempting another robbery amid confusion. The incident led to a warded alarm and significant injuries, with authorities investigating the assault and motive as a violent crime case.
Bank Robbery Attempt in Omatia Nebler Foundling
An attempted bank robbery occurred Tuesday at Merchants National Bank in Omatia Neb with a man described as a likely lunatic. He entered the bank, threatened staff, and attempted to steal about $5,000 before officers arrived and detained him. The bottle contents were later described as hard liquor.
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Omatia
Neb
Marcel
Nuvie
Merchants’ National Bank
Bette
Drake
Woul
Polies
Face to Dollars Ad Extols Dyspepsia Tablets Use
An advertisement extols Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets promising digestion relief and improved appetite. It asserts a sunlit, happy life follows a strong stomach and claims the tablets digest 3,000 grains of food, cure indigestion, boost mood, and even make a person’s face earn money. It offers a free sample by mail from A. Stuart Co.
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Stuart
Stiart
A. Stuart
Stuart Bite
Maredall
Mich
Alleged Poisoner Arrested at Gibson City
Mrs Gertie Pierson is jailed on a charge of poisoning her husband James Le Pierson at Fonat. Authorities say she sought favor with a 62 year old man and used strychnine in the cotter. The arrest followed sudden death and the couple’s residence in Gibson City. The case proceeds as prosecutors mount rapid testimony.
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Champeign
Gertie Pierson
James le Pierson
Fonat
Gibson City
Pierson
Rubber Factories to Close in New England
About 7,000 workers across five Massachusetts and Rhode Island plants of United States Rubber Co. will lose work as the mines or operations shut for an indefinite period and then for several weeks.
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Boston
Michechusetts
Rhode Teland
United States Rubber Co
Convention gathers delegates from around the world
The International convention of the Young People’s Ammonary Movement convened in Pittsburg with hundreds of delegates and a large turnout. The event reportedly represents thousands of participants, underscoring wide participation in the movement.
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Fleet International
Pittsburg
New Trial Demanded for Walsh in Chicago Case
Chicago March 1. Application for a new trial for John J Walsh former president of the Chicago National Bank convicted of misuse of funds was filed in the U S court before Judge Aaron. Fourteen reasons cited by Walshs attorney include alleged juror bias as Elbert Palen nearly collapsed during the guilty verdict and made a plea alleging coercion affecting the jurys decision.
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Walsh
Chicago
John J. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Miegal
Ite
Anérson
Mr. Waal
Elbert E. Palen
Swarthmore College Rejects Gift Condition
The Swarthmore College board refused Anna T. Jeanes endowment terms requiring full athletic program participation. The land and property gift from Jeanes is not accepted unless the college agrees to all proposed athletic engagements.
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Philadelphia
Swarthimory Oallage
Instituton
Anna T. Jeanes
Uoase
Unusual 19th Century Cure Advertisement Fraud
A fragmented ad offers a money reward for a cure of catarrh via Hall's Catarrh Cure. It claims endorsements from long-known individuals and lists druggists and a walden family firm. The text imitates typical patent medicine language with dubious testimonials and a request for testimonials. The composition is inconsistent and contains misspellings and garbled names.
A Thorough Investigation of an Asylum Scandal
An Allington Woman's Club member recounts a covert visit to an asylum in Bh, describing interactions with staff including Dr G Fearborough and a gardener. She records allegations of patient neglect and financial impropriety, and notes a committee meeting that drafts a corrective letter to the superintendent.
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Alvagton
Vestlagate
Axylam
Neshun
Sam
Ragular House Sue Geen
Bint
G. ¥. Fearborough
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Aftira
Difcutt
Alington Woman's Club
Ahe
Doan's Kidney Pills End Backache Claims
Mrs B Gusto of Marion Ohio testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her husband's backache and lameness after using them from Flockey's Pharmacy. A later statement in 1904 confirms lasting relief and mentions many other cured kidney troubles. price 50 cents, FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent.
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Patterson Street
Marion
Ohio
Ds .Tow
Doan
Flockey's
Cuai
Conte
FostereMlburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Fragmented Verse Snatches and Odd Wildlife Notes
A fragmentary text blends comic dialogue and antique verse with curious notes from the Newfoundland area and England. It mentions the Philadelphia Bulletin and Ty Lake Derwentwater, describing a fat calted vane dave species never caught alive and rare specimens found as curiosities in the lake.
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Ty Lake
Derwentwater
England
Wellington Named Peer Six Months After Waterloo
Six months after the Waterloo battle the Duke of Wellington was created a noble of France, receiving a title in recognition of his military leadership and service.
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Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Narahal of
Prance
Pupil of the Eye Etymology Explained
The pupil of the eye is named for the tiny image of the observer reflected in it. The term derives from the Latin pupilus or Latin phrase pupil jus, illustrating the small reflected likeness seen when one looks into another’s eye.
To Heal Cut With Powdered Rosin Method
A brief remedy suggests applying powdered rosin to a cut. Pound a few cents' worth, sift onto the wound, cover with a soft cloth, and moisten with water occasionally. The note claims this will prevent inflammation.
Precious Stones and Old Beliefs in Household Life
A fragmented passage notes that precious stones are purified by a honey bath as an old belief and mentions curious notions about gowns and fevers from mouth exposure. It also cites Bible ownership in American households and Polish brides who prepare their own dowries and attire, including gowns for friends joining the groom at the altar.
A Peculiar Pastime Among Bokham Orientals
A fragment describes a strange pastime resembling football or horse riding among Bokham Orientals. A decapitated goat is said to take the ball while about 200 horsemen brace for it, with ten aides observed in the scene.
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Bokham
Gaxa in Palestine and Voltaire reference in Gauze text
Fragmentary passage discusses thanking Gaxa in Palestine and a Voltaire quote about an intellectual yet dressy woman. It mentions terms like gauge and tremwore, and imagery of a lean eagle in a cage of gauge.
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Gaxa
Palestine
Samson
Voltaire
Wowan
Fragmentary remark on art and examination of crows
A garbled passage attributes a remark to Baron Alfreson about the personal nature of sketches and the examination of crows. The text is incomplete and difficult to interpret, with key names and actions obscured.
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Alfreson
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