Controversy Over League Forfeits and Mortons Charges
Akron revealed the inner workings of the league as Charles Morton accused major clubs Youngstown Canton Sharon Newcastle and Brie of failing to post $600 forfeits and $4.50 monthly assessments. He cited unpaid dues, limited enforcement, and pressures from directors while pledging to reveal details at the Pittsburgh meeting and declaring he will not seek reelection as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morton
Akron
Morton
Youngstown
Sharon
Newcastle
Canton
Brie
Parks
Youngstows
Wright
Pittiwburg
League
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Local Notices from 1886 Toledo
A historical notice states Frank J. Cheney of F. Cheney & Co promises one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also includes testimonials, druggists selling Hall's remedies, and local notices about street repairs and excavation rules in Ma ro, O. Diners, merchants, and a city clerk sign off various items.
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A. W. Glerason
F. J. Cheney & GO
Toledo
Hall
Marlow
Lin Poanage
Vaud
A. Hubahd
Kogmosk
Attell, Chae
M. Tobin
Elty
Polo Outlook Bright as Team Prepares for Winter
Local polo director reports a rosy outlook with plans to field a strong squad. Key players Devitt Hickey Taylor Daley and McGraw join veterans to form a competitive lineup as management targets the pennant and revenge against rivals. A large turnout is anticipated for the opening game election night and reporting will begin next week.
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McIntyre
Mansfield
Mansfeld
Taylor Marioni
Taylor
Marion
E Devile
Hickey
McGraw
Bedford
Maine
Ceck
Hughey
Devlin
Parker
Dan Daley
McCarthy
Will Hogan
Ohio Grand Lodge elects officers for centennial meet in Cincinnati
The Ohio Grand Lodge of Masons held in Mimic hall elected officers for the centennial year. Cleveland was chosen for the next convention on the third Wednesday in October 1900. New officers include Grand Master C S Hoskins and Deputy Grand Master B F Perry Jefferson, with several wardens and officers listed. The American Insurance Union met, initiated three candidates, and planned future activities. Other lodges reported attendance and routine business, with preparations for upcoming degree conferrals.
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Cincinnati
Bunkens
Ohio Grand Lodge of Masons
Aloe
Mimic Hall
Cleveland
RE Bm
William B. Molinh
Hoskins
Zanenville
B. FP
Perry
Jefferson
Kinsell
Springfeld
Thomas B. Guttenn
Toledos
J. FL. Bromwell
Gicinnat
RR. Witheely
Columbaa
Grand Treasier
Paul Hickok
Delaware
Grand Chirp Jain
Edwin &. Griffiths
Walter H. Hamilton
Washington
D. H
Byron S. Fogle
Téma
Ril T. Beker
Greenville
A. B. Malrehild
Ravenna
Ohio State Journal
American Insurance Union
Regulos Segalon
Aoi. U
Wayulis
Writer Is Out on Bail in Forgery Case
Dayton Ot Oct 23. Bard M K Brandenburg the New York writer charged with forgery of Cleveland letters was released from jail in the police court today under a $600 bond. Attorneys plan to contest extradition proceedings.
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Dayton
Tounse
Bard MK. Brandenburg
New York
Cleveland
Bryan
Policw
Cabinet to Campaign Next Week Across Key States
President Roosevelt will lead a whirlwind tour with the entire cabinet, including Secretary Root in Ohio and New York, Postmaster General Moyer in Paulding and Sandusky, as the administration eyes campaigning in doubtful states. Rumors say Roosevelt may also appear on the stump.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Root
Ohio
New York Post
Moyer
Paulding
Sandusky
Thoughts on Ohio election and reform pledge
A fragment discusses Governor Farris temperance campaign and a pledge to enforce laws and clean the state house. It notes the Cox Brown-Galibert machine and appeals to voters favoring honest government in Ohio. The piece cites intense campaign interest and mentions a controversial incident in Governor Farris’s past.
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Page Rour
Ohio
A. Hereick
Governor & Tan
State House
Cox Brown-Galibert
Farris Ti
Bis
Ohio Governor Harris and Local Option Controversy
The article analyzes Governor Harris's actions during the Columbus visits for the National Prohibition Convention and local option elections. It accuses him of political maneuvering, avoiding a vote in his home town, and leveraging official duties for partisan ends. It argues to cleanse the state government of perceived self serving influence.
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Sae
Sara Planer
Duncan
Demgoral Saga
Eater Te Finn Coo
Columbus
Harris
Columb
Harrie
Columbua
Dunner
Harris Doliberstely
Folk and
Hanley
Porhers
Maton
John M. Parrison
Andrew
J. Hirria
Horria
Pattison
Covernor Harris
Renate
Raton
Thies
Weno
Senate
Aec
Ohio
Olde
State House
Rainey to seek Panama canal investigation in December
Representative Henry T. Rainey announced from Democratic headquarters that he will introduce a December resolution for a congressional probe into the Panama canal purchase. He urged disclosure of American Syndicate members and sought a special committee with power to summon witnesses and seize records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry T. Rainey
Iminola
Democrat: National Committee
Congress
Rainey
Knox
Parma Canal
Panama
Indictment fizzles as couple reuniting after arrest
Monroe county report states Perdin and Pinney Earle escaped indictment as grand jury finished October without charging Karl Karle for beating Julia Kuttner Earle. Karle released on bail weeks earlier and later rejoined his wife at home. observers note renewed cohabitation and fading opposition to the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Perdin
Pinney Earle
Julia Kuttner Earle
Marle
Karle
Atre
Goshen
Bio
Kern remains at bedside of John W Kern Jr in Ind
Indianapolis Ind Oct 38 The condition of John W Kern Jr eight year old son of the Democratic vice presidential candidate who is suffering from infantile paralysis complicated by acute indigestion showed no improvement His father home from his speaking campaign in New York and Ohio reached here early this morning and scarcely left the bedside throughout the day He said plans for the immediate future were in abeyance pending the outcome at the boys age and illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
New York
Ohio
Kern
Groom Handcuffed and Led to the Alter
Hamden Junction reports a bizarre double marriage ceremony tale dated Oct. 28. Mr and Mrs F Morgan, pursuing a romance from childhood, were first escorted to the altar after a reception and granite shower. The groom was then handcuffed and led again to complete a second rite amid playful interruption by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden Junction
F. ©. Morgan
Alice EL Reynick
Saginaw
Mich
Johnson Sees Narrow Franchise Vote Outcome
The mayor and Johnson faced a tight decision on the franchise. The mayor predicted a strong majority but noted the result was closer than expected with confusion over the voting method and turnout.
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Mir. Johnson
Mkt
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