Perrysburg Journal Publication Schedule and Rates
The Perrysburg Journal notes publication Friday at 2 PM and delivery to readers in various localities by Friday morning. Long distance telephone number 21. Subscriptions cost one dollar per year or one dollar fifty cents if paid in advance. Special notices, including cards of thanks obituaries poetry and resolutions, published at five cents per line. No deviations from these rates.
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Prema
Orter
Carda
Roosevelt and Taft in Contested Political Struggle
A collection of editorials and letters discuss conservation issues at Niagara Falls, the Alexander bill, and water power. It also covers Roosevelt supporting Taft for the presidency, postmastership stability in Weston, arbitration treaties with France and Japan, and warnings against war or open door tensions, urging peace and adherence to open diplomacy.
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Congress
Niagara Falls
Senate
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Foraker Taft Split Highlights Politico Conflicts
The article outlines a rift between Secretary Taft and Senator Foraker over a policy compromise with Mr. Poraker, noting Taft’s opposition to Foraker’s positions and the influence of a trading company in blocking a promised $15,000,000 repayment related to Boxer damages. It also urges parental school attendance and mentions Ohio Republicans redrawing ballots impacting Foraker’s standing.
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Twft
Poraker
Foraker
Senate
Shen
Roosevelte
Moniker
Mr. Foraker
Congress
China
United States
Department of State
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Burton
Taft
Subscribing Rule Proposed to Halt Paper Lending
A post office department proposal to bar subscribers from lending their newspapers to neighbors would please country publishers. The idea aims to curb shared copies and boost circulation accuracy, addressing widespread practice and potential revenue loss.
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Post Office Department
Electoreledlo Tedefel HOBART
Wm Chandler and family host relatives as visits span Toledo and Perrysburg area. Miss Ruby Chandler and Miss Emily Strudwick spend time with the Nietz and Metz households. Neitz, Swartz, Bench, and Bauman families appear in casual gatherings around town.
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Wm. Chandler
Miss Ruby
Neice
Emily Strudwick
Toledo
Chandler
George Nietz
Robert Metz
Edward Stauffer
Florence
Helen Cable
Ruby Chandler
John Bench
John Swartz
Godfred
Demolition Follows Threat as Shabby Stranger Warns Cal Whaift
A distressed exchange ends in the demolition of an unfortunate victim after a shabby stranger yells a warning about murder. Lean asserts the beast owner’s claim and a missed name leads to confusion amid the chaotic scene.
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Cal
Lean
Lin
Ma Bik
Viethm
Imagined Rise and a Wobbly Ladder to Success
A disjointed reminiscence recalls Jim claiming rapid ascent toward success yet hinting at a misstep on the top rung. The narrator notes doubt over the path and the outcome of the ascent, suggesting questions about preparedness and fortune.
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Goodley
Jim
Passed the House Local Option bill sparks large vote
A report notes the County Local Option bill passed the house Wednesday by a wide margin. The text includes a long, garbled anecdote about Ruby Robert and a staged boxing display with Percy Willarty and others, detailing an exaggerated scene that ends with an injured mate.
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House
Animals Without Moral Sense Claim
Prof. Schuster argues animals lack moral feeling and any sense of shame or honor. He says their courage is a mere impulse of nature and that animals have no pride or consciousness of the value of their kind. They are not individual and show no form of moral superiority or regret.
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Schuster
English Jurisprudence Praised by Adams at NY Bar Meet
Elbridge L. Adams of Rochester lauded British jurisprudence at the New York State Bar association annual meeting. He compared English supreme court judges handling vast business with far fewer New York judges, noting English rules aim for the best, quickest, and simplest procedures.
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Elbridge L. Adams
Rochester
N.Y
New York State Bar Association
Supreme Court of England
Supreme Court
New York State
Adams
Wall Street Recall of Carnegie Cash Lost to Forgetfulness
A morning writer cites a Wall Street veteran claiming Andrew Carnegie once forgot to demand more money after selling his steel interests to J P Morgan. The anecdote recounts Carnegie seeking 400 million more, Morgan replying in his typical cold, soothing manner that he could have had it.
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Puuy
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Andrew Carnegie
Lord of
Steel Corporation
Carnegie
Morgan
Europe
John
Andy
Keeping Open House for Better Digestion
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as restoring harmony to stomach liver and bowels. It promises readers will feel good when their digestion works properly and urges purchase at Wim Comstock Bons drug store.
Birds at the Feast Amid Vultures and Scavengers
The excerpt describes a vivid scene from RC. F P. Mangham's book on Portuguese East Africa where after an elephant is killed, a vast flock of birds, including kites, vultures, marabous, and other scavengers, gather to feed. The description notes the vast number of birds, their aerial display, and the dramatic birds’ descent as meat is divided and the party moves away.
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RC. F P. Mangham
Early Auto Death Record From 1860s Nevada Mine Run
Stephen B. Greene recalls an 1860s crude steam car built by a mining engineer to travel to Nevada mines. The device angered stage drivers, was dismantled in a Sacramento hotel yard after a fight, causing one death and injuring the designer. No later self propelled passenger machines emerged until explosive gasoline engines recently.
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Stephen B. Greene
San Francisco
Nevada
Sacramento
Cent Conquers the West in Coin Reform
The west embraced copper cents amid currency stringency as Oregon and Washington merchants adopt the coin, replacing two cent pieces and even money. Although changes burden accountants and cash registers, many stores and slot machines now handle pennies to meet patron demand from eastern-born settlers.
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West
Oregon
Washington
Northwest
Loulio
Painted From Life at Santa Barbara Mission Tour
A guide at the Santa Barbara Mission in California captivates visitors in a brown robe with a rosary and hood, guiding them through Mexican era relics, lace altar cloths, and murals with reverent pride. His naivete amuses guests, and he once claimed a painting of the Virgin Mary was painted from life by Mfurtlie.
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Ion
Santa Barbera
Cal
California
Criti
Tourtete
Mfurtlie
Great Water Power in Brazil Falls to Drive Industrial Growth
Consul George A. Chamberlain describes Paulo Alfonso falls on the San Francisco river in Pernambuco Brazil. The falls lie 230 miles from Pernambuco and Bahia, with populations of 200,000 and 280,000. The river averages 1,000 cubic meters per second, dropping 756 feet between Jatoba and Piranhas, with 400 feet in rapids over about 15 miles. He foresees this undeveloped power becoming the core of a vast industrial circle as cotton mills and other factories rise near Penedo and along the river.
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Brazil
George A. Chamberlain
Pernambuco
Paulo Alfonso
San Francisco
Bahia
Jatoba
Piranhas
Almanac Church Echoes Architecture in Boston England
In St Botolphs Boston a tower holds 365 steps matching days, 12 pillars, 52 windows and seven doors for weeks and days. West porch WA steps ascend to the library symbolizing hours. Choir sides offer 60 steps to roof denoting minutes and seconds.
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St. Botolph’s Church
Boston
England
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