Silent Man Pattison Aims for Quiet Inauguration Plan
The Columbus letter notes Governor elect John M Pattison will govern from the background after campaign silence. It reports plans for appointing a labor commissioner and a public printer supervisor, plus anticipated moves on contested elections and state reform efforts led by the Democratic camp against constitutional amendments and Republican rivals.
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Japan County
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Noble County
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Akron
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William King
Delaware County
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Millionaire and wife keep yearly hair cutting ritual
In Brooklyn a wealthy, aging man and his wife, once poor, continue a yearly custom: the wife cuts his hair after the man visits a barber, then reproduces the cut at home. He shaves himself. the ritual remains a sign of their past poverty and enduring frugality.
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New York
Pentoman
Atiop
Wify
Merela Noledy
Hector
Yale
What She Thought at the London Gathering
Ato feio of the Working glria of the Raat Wad in London mingles with guests. His kindly smile and remarks reach the entire company. Agbo moves through the crowd as a thin voice, exclaiming with a sharp, penetrating line.
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London
Landon
Eane
Agbo Wes
Christmas Giving The Ruth as a Rule Give Generosity of Emigrants to Europe
The article outlines widespread year end gifts by Wall Street financiers and employers, noting JP Morgan & Co large distributions and five dollar gifts to workers. It highlights elevator crews, wait staff, and department store workers receiving Christmas boxes, plus charity dinners for the poor. It also covers US to Europe remittances around Christmas and lists gifts to immigrants, with totals and country breakdowns.
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Hoya
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Much & Place
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Army
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
John EB. Andrus
Yonkers
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Old Country
Great Britain
Candlen Costly Giant Candies Priced at 26 Each
In a quirky note, the largest Christians candies reach nearly six foot high and weigh about 40 pounds. They are described as pure white Begawas with a coat price of 26 dollars each, a contrast to modern values and a nod to King Dollar.
Attorney Indicted for Embezzlement in Mansfield Lodge
Ohio news briefs report Richland County grand jury indicts H B Bel on eight counts for embezzling funds from Mansfield Lodge No 19 IOOF during 189? to 1904 total, with $10 124 missing. Bell is in custody. bond set at 6000. case adjourned to Common Pleas Court.
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Garret Saidfermant
Richland County Wronch
H. B. Bel
Mansfield Lodge
F. Bell
Bell
Election Officers Arrested in Cleveland Ward Primary
In Cleveland the Twenty-fifth ward Republican primary election officials Dee We-Percy Secor clerk and Michael Ryan judge were arrested Monday afternoon. A sheriff’s affidavit follows the incident. They were held for a violation of election laws and posted bond of 3500.
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Cleveland
Dee
Percy Secor
Michael Ryan
Caplas
Urbana mayor dies after bowel operation in Urbana
Mayor James T. Johnson of Urbana dies Tuesday after an operation for obstruction of the bowels. He led Champaign county’s Johnson Manufacturing and served his term as Urbana mayor. A separate fire in Ironton, Ohio destroyed Memorial Hall and the Seventh regiment armory, with $60 000 loss. In Youngstown two gas company workers suffocated in a gas pit while repairing a line on Mulaning avenue.
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Dew. &C
James T. Johnson
Johnane
Biusings Intereau
Champaign County
Johnson Manufacturing
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Seventh Regiment
Ohio National Mand
Youngstown
Ed Williney Moore
Elmer Waldron
Metculny Gas Fuel Co
Sullo Cabet Yenterlay
Nairapam
Mulaning Avenue
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