Shut Down of all Coal Mines
Pittsburg reports preparations for a nationwide coal mine shutdown as anthracite operators meet in Philadelphia to decide on resisting United Mine Workers demands led by John Mitchell. They plan to involve bituminous operators and halt trading activity until mining disputes are resolved.
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Pittsburg
Anthracite Conl
East
Philadelphia
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
United Mine Workers
Ohio Gambling and Sunday Alcohol Laws Chronicle
The article discusses penalties for exhibiting gambling devices and operating gambling tables with fines from fifty to five hundred dollars and up to ninety days in jail. It also covers Sunday sales restrictions on intoxicating liquor, with fines for first and subsequent offenses and hotel room definitions, plus the U S Supreme Court ruling upholding Ohio anti gambling laws. It notes how building owners bear liability for gambling on their property and the broader impact on enforcing order.
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Iil
Ohio
Municipal Corporation
United States Supreme Court
Move to raise Dow liquor tax to 600 discussed
An Ohio movement aims to raise the Dow liquor tax to 600 with support from state brewers and a Lima saloon owner offering 500 to back the effort. Backers claim higher taxes will shutter dives and groggeries, improving conditions across the state. Local ads note dry cleaning and dye services by D. S. Smith & Co. in Logan.
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Gcolumbue
Lima
Real Estate Transfers Recorded for Various Properties
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds including Caroline and John Whealdon to Whi A Harper for 80 acres in Sep 16 Salt Creek Two valued at 255 dollars. Other transfers list Har ley and Syd Ruble subdivision No 2 Out Lot 29 Logan 426 dollars and numerous Lot and acre transfers in Logan Benton Marion wards with prices ranging from 100 to 500 dollars.
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Caroline
John Whealdon
A. Harper
Salt Creek Two
Mariah
Allen Casto
Harley
Syd Ruble
Logan
A. H. Brooke
W. P. Richards
Horace Dawley
Sarah A. Dawley
Ward Two
Chas. H. Stevens
Otto A. Shaw
Rachel Fisher
Chas. W. Anderson
Benton
Jacob Swalley
Alto Wesley ‘Swalley
Oren Misner
Thos. F. McCalliater
Maine Champion Elms Shine at Tallowell and York
The Journal notes Maine’s Grampion Elm at Tallowell with a girth of 17 feet 10 inches and top spreads of 105 by 111 feet, a magnificent symmetrical crown. It also mentions the Grant elm of 17 feet 8 inches girth and a nearby York elm with 14 feet 10 inches girth and 82 feet top spread, highlighting local pride in old trees.
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Maine
Tallowell
Old York
York Village
Posseliice
Kor ¢ Journal
The Born Didn't Fit
A butcher in a busy suburban street encounters a boy with odd requests about meat, joking about bones and joints. The exchange echoes a humorous wartime style from Londor, with a Witcher-like shopkeeper replying in playful menace about future purchases.
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Londor
Cultivated Cheery Manner Inspires Preveuve of Prospects
A vivid note from Sourcess Magazine describes salesmen bringing a sunlit mood to wary customers. Their entrance livens the weary, ill humored buyer who has spent the day on a bench, easing his gloom as optimism clears the air.
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Sourcess
Her Revenge in a London Street Anecdote
An anecdote from The London Chronicle recounts a four year old girl on a pavement who, after a boy slapped her, ran to him and kissed him. She likely believed a kiss would make him more uncomfortable than the slap.
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London Chronicle
Nutes
Clothing Of Quality Highlights Advertising Costs
The article notes that selling price reflects production cost plus selling expenses. It mentions clothing manufacturers spending nearly half a million dollars annually on advertising across magazines and newspapers, a cost passed to consumers.
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Tis Said
Clothing Stock Offers Latest Fabrics and Patterns
A local retailer touts stock of choice fabrics and latest patterns from top American manufacturers. Shoppers are promised quality garments for men, boys, and children at savings of two to five dollars compared with name-brand labels, with emphasis on value and broad selection.
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America
Local Social Roundup From Lancaster to Nelsonville
Rockbridge notes guests and visits across towns including Charley Hanstein and family with Killinders, Grace Westenberger and Pearl Applegate visiting, and multiple Lancaster weekend visitors. Thanksgiving gatherings appear in Columbus Wellston Logan Nelsonville and Haydenville as residents share meals and attend services.
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Charley Hanstein
Columbus
John Killinger
James Pearent
Zatta
Lancaster
Ulule
Noah Young
Andy Sanderson
Grace Westenberger
Pearl Applegate
Lewie McConnel
Louis Beougher
Hazel Matias
Tre
Liz Hale
Athens
Harry Heft
Mise Agnes Snake
Clint White
Dr Dennison Moves Practice To Crookeville
Dr Dennison of this place is moving to Crookeville to resume his medical practice after twelve to fourteen years here. He leaves many friends who wish him success in the new home. Frank Easterling will fill the vacancy as postmaster. The Pittsburg mines are working nearly every day. All invited to attend the holiday display.
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Dr. Dennison
Crookeville
A. F. Buss
Mortemouth
KE. H. Rhoads
Rice Thomas
Kentucky
Frank Easterling
James Stalling
Pittsburg
Thanksgiving in Calico Ridge Amid Cold and Feasts
The Calico Ridge community reports icy weather and Thanksgiving travel as Eph Shultz and family visit Lancaster, John Rodman guests on Harper Run, Jane Snider’s family visits Black Jack, and Geoil Shultz’s group gathers in Shawnee. Hog killing and rib feasts are noted, with farm life described as lively. School led by J. B. Miller is prospering as local youths attend a spelling school.
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Nter
Eph Shultz
Lancaster
Henry Shultz
John Rodman
Harper Run
Areh Rodman
Jane Snider
Black Jack
Hattie Francisco
Geoil Shultz
Epen
Shawnee
Walnut Valley Hunt Brings Mixed Luck In Sleety Night
In frigid conditions last Friday at Walnut Valley, hunters faced sleet while pursuing game with limited success. Myrtle Rodman, recently recovering, resumed outings as May Shultz joined for a Sunday visit. A note mentions appointment and state affairs linked to Witiman Hons, with local administrative hints and a November date line.
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Walnut Valley
Searce
Mise
Myrtle Rodman
May Shultz
Administrative Notice From Unknown Source
Fragmentary OCR text references an administration and dated actions. The readable items mention Hatule of Fool Taste and a line boon annotated by an administrator. Specific places, dates, or names are unclear.
Public Sale of Real Estate at Logan Ohio Court House
Public sale of real estate to be held at the door of the Court House in Logan Ohio on Saturday December 1905. The farm of Andrew Brown deceased located 5 miles northwest of Logan contains TM acres about 21 acres of timber pasture and farming land with a goat house barn and orchard. Tormie Wade knew on day of sale. Wa Brown Mr Yom Pennybaker of Nelsonville was in Logan Monday night en route home for a week’s vacation. Tom has been with Sint Minetvele this season and was induced to take a leave due to a large and vigorous bot on his chin. Mr J L Scott and family spent Thanksgiving with friends in Jackson.
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Tom McAllister
Wellston
John Griffith
Columbus
Sophia Pollard
Luing
Wm. Parks
Pearl Gaskill
Arthur
Grover Francis
Nelsonville
G. W. Ross
Hawke
John Matheny
Haydenville
Thomas Revee
Jobs
Kate McAllister
Fred Coffey
Indiana
Thomas Parry
Our Town
Logan
Wharton
Union Furnace
Rhodes
Mattie Blosser
Valera Roby
Grace Inbodon
Zoe Ross
Clara Chute
Clara Wilkinson
Eula Spooner
Garnet Evans
Ellen Shatler
Bessie Evans
Vera Matheny
Sarah Groves
Lette Parks
Maggie Brooks
Lula Bailey
Walter Cunningham
Crayton
John Lemon
James Shaffer
Lewis Walkinson
Alpha Shafer
John Blosser
Wm. Winigman
Mike Bartoe
Clarence Lemon
Harry Coffey
Charles Duncan
Unone Wrz
Ohio
Andrew Brown
Tormie Wade
Yom Pennybaker
Tom
Sint Minetvele
Logan Base-Ball Club Averages 1905 Season
Averages for Logan Base-Ball Club players from the 1905 season are officially compiled. The team won 15 games.
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Logan
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