Ex-officials to be retried? or not in Ohio case
Ex mayor Charles Bond of Columbus and ex Senator Thomas A. Dean of Fremont will not be retried after indictments over alleged bribes to influence votes on the Rose county local option bill. The state drops the cases, citing inability to make a valid prosecution. Also mentioned is a possible dismissal of George B. H. Wood, tied to the Ruggles-Gale cases. The piece also covers state printer Crawford’s dismissal, Governor Cox’s busy schedule amid petitions, and other appointments and political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Donovan
Columbus
Ohio
Charles A. Bond
Thomas A. Dean
Fremont
Drake
Erie County
Atwell
Licking County
Rose County
George BH. Wood
Secretary of State
BE. A. Crawford
Frank Harper
Mt. Vernon
Cox
Democratic Party
Crawford
Harmon
Hill Finley
Finley
State School For the Blind
E. M. van Cleve
Graves
Deffenbaugh
Wairfield County
John W. Zuber
Paulding
Goy. Harmon
W. 5
Rogera
Cleveland
Goy
Harria
Zuber
Sheriff Nichols Holds Line Amid Clean Sweep Talk
Longtime Ohio official Hugh L Nichols says no immediate changes will be made after his retirement as sheriff. Worries arise that a new administration will overhaul appointments including State Highway Commissioner James Marker and State Librarian John H Newman, while Frank N Sweltzer is favored for the library post. Secretary Graves rules that federal census governs population for municipal status, affecting primary nominations. Hogan opines druggists making bed bug poison fall under new insecticide laws. sheriffs on railroad passes cannot claim travel expenses. Gen Wood orders probe into a Philippines era revolver recovered from a Filipino general, traced to Christian A Heckleman of Berea. Ohio flood relief fund reaches 1.24 million dollars with substantial payouts already made.
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Eeeee
Marshal Zuber
B. A. Crawford
James TR. Marker
John H. Newman
Nso
Harmon
Newman
Frank N. Sweltzer
Canton
Brary Board of Commissioners
Graves
Cuyahoga County
Hogan
Wood
John M. Field
Regular Army
San Juan
Porto Rico
Adjt
Smith & Weston
Pana
G. A. Heckleman
Fifth Regiment
Ohio National Guard
Adjutant General's Office
Christian A. Heckleman
Berea
Heckleman
Philippines
Ohio Flood Relief Fund
Plainspoken Congressman Whitacre in Columbus remarks
Congressman John J. Whitacre defenses blunt talk on patronage with Governor Cox in Columbus. He dismisses the need for a leave of absence from Congress, saying you grab your hat and leave and are never missed. Senator Pomereno is noted as a hardworking regulator always on the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Whitacre
Tinnels
Columbus
Gov. Cox
Congress
Washington
Convicts Confined as Search Reveals Weapons at Penitentiary
Warden Thomas ordered a full prison search uncovering enough instruments and weapons to kill a large number of guards and enable a mass escape. The sweeping inspection took a day and involved all 1,400 inmates, yielding a surprising variety of items.
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Thomas
Charming waist and girl's dress pattern notices
Pattern notices describe a waist with low back and round neckline, tunic options, and edging frill. Pattern 6076 covers busts 34 to 42 inches, requires 4 1/2 yards of 36 inch material. Pattern 6079 for girls up to 12 years, requires 2 1/2 yards of 36 inch and 4 yards of 27 inch contrasting fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Department
Gift of Books Inspire Courage and Faith Across Ages
A reflective quote by James Freeman Clarke extols books as gifts that sustain hope, awaken courage and faith, soothe pain, and bind distant ages and lands. He credits literature with creating beauty, revealing truth from heaven, and blessing readers through time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Freeman Clark
Global Egg Eating Habits by Nationalities
A humorous survey describes how nations differ in boiling eggs. The French, Spaniards, Italians, Germans, and Americans each have distinct methods from three minutes to one minute, with peeling, dipping, and spicing practices highlighted.
Cuticura remedies praised for curing scalp eczema
A woman describes years of scalp eczema relief after using Cuticura Ointment and Soap. She details the ringworm like symptoms on the back of the head, severe itching and burning, and eventual full recovery with hair growth. The ad mentions worldwide availability and offers samples with a Skin Book. Also notes New York’s new post office building details for contrast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theria
Mra
Geo. F. Clark
Mar
Cutiura
Dept. L. Boston
Philadelphia man dies by own action over lost law cut
Jacob Rabinowitz a forty four year old Philadelphia man used an 800 pound safe with a block of wood to commit death by his own action. He placed his head under the weight and tightened a strap around his neck then removed the support. His wife found him dying before a physician arrived after a several week despondency over a lost loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rabinowitz
Philadelphia
Penn
Miss Slasher’s Street Presence Sparks Comment
A fragment notes Miss Slasher appears stunning when dressed up and one observer admits limited familiarity, only seeing her on the street, prompting curiosity about her public impression.
London and Its Lumber and Old English Bowls
London a conservative city keeps lamp post notices for hackney carriages though none have stood there for years. The piece muses on relics of social history and wonders about future generations and notes the long English tradition of bowls dating back to 1299 in Southampton with a summer fire jack competition and knighthood ceremony for the winner on the historic green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Post Office
Pennsylvania Station
Popular Mechanics
London
Europe
England
Southampton
Eng
Protecting the Ironing Board with Quilted Padding
Instructions from Mother's Magazine explain pad the ironing board with a thick quilt or blanket place it on a table cut a heavy muslin cover to fit loosely sew slip ends leave slip open at both ends make two slips and change them frequently so the board stays clean and padding lasts for months
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Magazine
Train Hits Truck of Dynamite Near Dallaw Oregon
A passenger train collided with a dynamite truck near Dallaw Oregon. The truck was carried over 100 feet on the engine pilot. The driver leaped clear and escaped unharmed while the staff avoided detonation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallaw
Ore
Its Species and Round Robin Exchange
A quirky dialogue notes a petition described as a bird and a round robin. The exchange hints at playful wordplay and a clever linguistic toss between two speakers. No further context or events are provided.
Tramp-Marlam Requesting Food at Moment of Exhaustion
A weary speaker, calling herself the seventy seventh daughter of a seventy seventh son, pleads for nourishment amid a tense exchange. The dialogue hints at a claim of extraordinary lineage and a demand for sustenance in a harsh moment.
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