Senator Hanna Dies After Prolonged Illness in Washington
Washington mourns Marcus Alonzo Hanna as a Senate figure dies at 6 40 PM after two days of unconsciousness. Funeral plans set for the senate chamber and Cleveland, with Bishop Leonard likely to conduct services. Hanna, born 1837, rose from Cleveland grocer ties to bank president and Republican leader. appointed to Senate in 1897, reelected for multiple terms.
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The New Version. Democrat. An Editor and Advertiser Tale
A dated humorous quip traces creation to an editor and liberal advertiser, then humorously scorns a nonpaying reader and a refused subscription, ending with a jab at the Postmaster. It reflects pressroom banter about newspapers and readers.
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Bill Aims to Elevate Barbering to Licensed Profession
A proposal by Representative Farner from Toledo would license barbers through a state board of three experienced barbers. The bill requires apprentices to three years training, board inspections, and possible shop closures for noncompliance. Licenses may be revoked for intoxication or poor conduct, with penalties for unlicensed practice and for hiring unlicensed journeymen. effective next August with a path for seasoned barbers to receive licenses without examination.
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Hats Off At Church Sparks Change In Public Attire
The Chanute Daily notes a shift from hats in church services spreading from oil regions to Kansas. The Blade reports a preacher's persuasive talk led women to remove hats during a Sunday service, transforming a millinery display into a scene where congregants, both men and women, could better see the pulpit and stage.
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Remains to be claimed under Ohio law at Athens Hospital
Judge Minturn received a letter from Dr FE H Rorick of the Athens state hospital stating the hospital trustees have been notified that unclaimed remains of patients who die there will be sought under Section 8763 of the revised Ohio statutes. Rorick asks the judge to inform relatives that if remains are not claimed within 86 hours after death they may be given to a college for dissection under Section 8768, via the dissecting table.
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Charles Webb Relocated to Columbus Sanitarium
Perry county stockman and farmer Charles Webb, a Lancaster resident, was taken to Columbus by Sheriff King and his brother for private mental treatment. His condition has progressed over months with delusions of possessing bank money enabling cattle purchases, and he has shown increasing violence. Webb, about 60 years old, has many in the community expressing sympathy for his affliction.
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Good Fruit Year Foretold by Cold Weather Says Fruit Men
Fruit men warn that if current cold spell lasts four to six weeks and ends, next season could yield record crops of apples peaches and all fruits. Cold weather has delayed buds reducing late frost risk and repairing last year's near failure, setting trees to bear a record crop.
Politicians push for more Cleveland state payroll favors
A Cleveland-Cuyahoga county delegation toured Columbus seeking greater state payroll allocations. They argue Cleveland has 89 state workers while Columbus has about 140, pressing for parity. The debate touches canal policies and school code divergences between Cincinnati and Cleveland, with bills and hearings shaping the political maneuvering.
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