Ohio politics and bank losses spark reform calls
The article argues Governor Harris and Pattison era policies, electoral term extensions, and patronage battles shaped Ohio politics. It cites figures like J W Johnson, Creamer, and Finley, claims graft threats, and discusses bank deposit guaranty debates led by the American Bankers Association. It frames Harmon and reform candidates as the path to restore integrity.
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Hare
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Itela
Harri
Pattivan
J. W. Johtman
Ds Croamer
W. St. Pintey
Pattheen
Johnson
Creamer
Finley J
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Harrie Ie
Hinsell
Pattison
Harris
Howes
Columbus
Patthon
Harriy
State Senate
Harrie
Hanly (Ri
Indiana
Folk
National
Pakiraon
Harrie Hae
Cox-Culiber
Brown
Ashe Thane
Vroy Pattison
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Patton Haw
Cox
Ginhert
Ohio
Jftate
Judson Harmon
Hareman
Harrick
American Tankers, Association
Denver
Myron T. Werrick
Bryante
Am | Bankers Association
Bankere
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Wtite
Henke
James
Towne
Schow
Wealden
St Denver
Ohioan Wall
Taft
Banka
Garinio
Jiryan
Holmes
Aged Lady Preacher Tour Reaches Richwood
An elderly feeble woman known as Aunt Mare or Aunt Many travels Richwood preaching gospel on Erie rail lines. Passengers hear her nightly sermons as trains stop at the depot. she offers no compensation and draws attention for her missionary work. Local residents and travelers report her active route along the Erie line with a welcoming reception in Richwood.
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Erie Sail Trend
Richwood
Anne
Mare’ Te Anid
Erle
Noyes
Major Crofoot Promises Vast Dividends for Inventive Venture
A frazzled Major Crofoot, famed promoter of many enterprises, meets a caller urging a grand investment. The pitch touts a Great American Novelty Refrigerator with multi appliances, promising 80 percent dividends on a $5,000,000 venture. The scheme includes exotic products and grand promises to lure investors, reflecting a hard sell for high returns and risky ventures.
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MecClare
Crofoot
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I Aimerica
Plese
Dawson
Gilk Dustoees
Naval Suite
Welcote le
Beaven
Janelts
Ktuasis
Horserntish Syndicata
Universal Goa
Couymoy
Promoter’s Rambling Confession Spurs Cutthroat Plans
A chaotic monologue reveals a scheming promoter boasting of new companies and sky high dividends. He touts a worldwide lotion and a bedstead venture while finance chiefs debate salaries and control. The scene ends with a stern rebuke from M. Quad and a reflection on past money making.
Fragile OCR Note Faces Grim Guidance
The readable line shows a damaged note mixing names and phrases about danger and birthdays. Despite the garble, this hints at a cautionary or cryptic message involving individuals and dates, with unclear intent or action. Further restoration is needed to identify concrete people, places, or events.
Literary Note and Fragmentary Quote
The fragmentary note references a literary line about a judge and a political scene. It hints at a voting or constitutional context, with partial phrases suggesting a discussion of a tally, a judge, and a political outcome within a historical framework.
Telegraphic Post and automatic telegraphy advance
A historical overview of the Delany telegraph system and Telepost company plans. It details faster messaging, new rates, and the integration of automatic read and relay features. It notes presses and businesses may incur higher costs for specialized equipment. It mentions Patrick Delany’s innovations and the shift to perforated tapes feeding transmitters.
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Notier
Delany
Rxceptly
Atlaithe Telegraph Company
Heston
Portland
Measenger
Sten
Jower
Renin
Becolvlage Agiparatite
Mentor
Patrick 1
Deling
Mr. Dwlaig
Wade
Dylany
Fife
Dian
Prouklin
New York
Congo
Aittane
Ein Alwinge TM
Hye Sien
Hige
Fighting Senator Colby Boosts Reform Influence in New Jersey
Everett Colby of New Jersey emerges as a prominent figure after recent direct primary elections. The article notes his long political rise, athletic background, and influential stance against party and corporate power. It also mentions his family ties, education at Brown University, and career as a lawyer with banking interests.
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Everett Colby
New Jersey
Hie
New Jérsey
Jerey Potitlen
Gothyta
Benator Colby
Mir
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Senate
Brown Uiversity
Charles Te Colby
Uie Wiecomdn
Chinese Journalist Li Sum Ling Visits America
A Chinese journalist Li Sum Ling, editor of the Hongkong Ohte wede Mall, is visiting the United States to foster closer Sino American commercial ties and gather insights for his paper. He admires American institutions, discusses women's rights, and notes Japan's growing influence. He has a wife and young child at home.
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Li Sum Ling
America
United Botte
la Bui Biog
Hongkong
Cilia
Tin Ain
Peklo
Bum Ling
Ue Kovernment
Sdtay
United States
China
Japan
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Dene! Bevant
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Carolinn McClonkey
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Spencer
Curtis Morrow
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CO. L. Jubtion
T. C. Bowen
Sherif, John G. Stark
Henry Leiter Samuel Garasap
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Samuel Bader
George Weldemaldr
W. H. Hinklin
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
John W. Kern
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James BE. Campbell
Butler
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Hamilton
David L. Rockwell
Portage
J. A. Newman
Miami
GO. B. Okey
Frankin
Hugh T. Mathers
Shelby
W. W. Durbin
Hardin
D. 8. Creamer
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T. D. Hogan
Jackson
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C. Larson
Licking
David Eley
Ashhind
Board of Public Works
John A. Staths
Allen
Bernard. Doran of
Perry
War State
John A. McDowell
John J. Lentz
A. Hobkins
Auglaize
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W. P. O'Brian
Union County
W. T. Smith
Miles
W. C. Worrming
Erie
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Gan Living Company
Rahora Fruit and Vegetable Company
Presse
Cothmen
Ringe
Ta Jeommond Trig Fk
Keune
Addie Fuddie
Mayer
Turkey
Rockefeller
Morgin
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Mundy
Universal Instinctive Bedstead Company
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