World events terse briefing from Lima and Washington
Secretary Bryan urged recognition of Col Oscar Henavides government in Lima. Wilson limited talks to trade commission issues amid Roosevelts Washington visit and the opening of the American university. Rail and mine disputes loom with recall calls against Judge Lindsey and a New Haven hearing adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington
McMillie
Lima
Peru
Oscar Henavides
Congress
Trade Commission
Illinois ‘Manufacturers’ Association
Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
National Vehicle and Implement Association of Manufacturers
Wilson
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
J P Morgan
New York
Charles Mellen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mellen
New Slaven Road
Niagara Fally
Mexico
Tneral Huerta
Huerta
Sera Cruz
Burd Hinck Nominated for Warden Post in Franklin Pa
Jacob Rile, social scientist, died in Barre Mass after a long illness. His body was moved from Washington to New York for burial. The Post will leaves about 20 million dollars to Leila Post and daughter Marjorie. Foreign Captain Eberle warned Santo Domingo authorities to stop artillery fire on Puerto Plata. An Australian seismic record notes a severe earthquake near Sydney lasting three hours. The Saxony king's visit to St Petersburg may seal a royal betrothal linking czar’s daughter to the Saxon crown prince.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Post
Battle Creek
Mick
Santa Harbara
Cal
Ashington
Mra Leila Y Post
Marjorie Post
Neuster Nachrichten
Leipzig
Saxony
St. Petersburg
Buckeye Notes: Western Union News and Local Wrap
A packed roundup from Sandusky and across Ohio covers Edward Schiner losing two paintings in Columbus, Eagle depositor bank updates, a divorce filing in Findlay, telegraph antics in Chicago, a tragic note from Cleveland, and a fatal rail incident in Cincinnati. Also notes on university expulsions and local accidents in Akron and Steubenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Sandusky
Edward Schiner
Columbus
John F Renner
Leipzig
Schiner
Horst Schulze
Akron
Freeman T Eagleson
Ohio House of Representatives
Florence Lippert
Fostoria
George H Lippert
Fremont
Cleveland
Margaret Purnell
Chicago
Walter Matthews
Central Hotel
Laca Superior
Miss Pursel
Postal Telegraph Co
Licago
Walter Matews
Vaiss Mar
Tipo
Mattheon
Rome
Miss Purseth Pires
Ava
The
Northern University
Albert Jawein Smith
Thomas Murray
Burt Brown
Manahan
Deni
Hin
Manetan
Narhiern Topeht
Smaivo
Aire Darking
Miasor
Hannon
Detroit Toledo & Konten Railroad
Over
Supreme Court of Ohio
Marion
Warren G Harding
Republian
United States
Steubenville
John G. . Belknap
Court of Appeals
Election Board
Secretary of State
Graves
House of Representatives
Agisson
al Rowley
John Voltz
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Trayton
South Idia
Lawrence Wynnum
Joseph Wynum
Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
South
Cole Backlash Over Tax Law Debate Stirs Hancock County
Columbus dispatch reports Ralph O D Cole, junior Republican candidate for United States senator, facing criticism from supporters of McKinley era tax policy. The piece recalls Cowden and the McKinley commission, arguing Cole favored ward and township tax assessors while opponents attack the pro tax denier stance and Cole’s self defense against pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Tax Commission
Columbus
Ralph OD. Cole
Findlas
United Sites
Hancock County
Tobia
Mr. Cole
William N Cowden
William McKinley
Mr Cowden
Mr Cole
Cole
Its
Corporation
Cowden
Das
Mr Owden
Coleg
Wmekhinier Commission
McKinley
McKinley Commission
Joss
Electum
Co‘e
Local real estate notes list multiple town properties
The advertisement lists J C Young property with two store buildings and monthly rent of 50 dollars. It promotes J C Young Lots in Pleasant View with a water well. C R Shondel property on Sterling Ave features a good house and barn with fruit and vegetables space. Houseworth property in Hick with 7 rooms slate roof steam heat and greenhouse priced around 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J C. Young
J.C. Young
C. R. Shondel
Sterling Ave
Houseworth
Hickin Addition
Sterting—aven-H-poam
Hickin
Grant St
O'Conner
Main St
First West St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
President Wilson
South America
Geographic Society
American University At
Washgton
Prealent Wilson
Post Wheeler
Tokyo
Japan
John L. Caldwell
Fort Scott Kan
Pennsylvania
Cornelius P. Reing
Maanny City
United States Supreme Court
Colorado
Peoples Institute
League For Political Educates
Phe Po
Ty Goetoup
Ben Ho Lardsey
Denver
Jean Fiantut
Miss Tidalocher
Herkimer
Theodore Rooceevelt
Roosevelt
New York City
T Wales
John P Weite
United Mine Workers of America
Jim
Law and Tirder League of
Penn Lindsey
Wilaan
Fred Reinman
Galesburg
Lll
Superior
Wis
Peter Rebacci
Sing Sing
Tony” Marro
Joseph Kyle
Xenia Theological Seminary
Xenia
United Presbyterian General Assembly
Newcastle
R. M Russell
Westminster College
General Assembly
Southern Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Rio
Floyd E Jarobr
W.T Elam
St. Joseph {Mo
W. Pullam Cramer
American Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Stuart W Cramer
Charlotte, N. C
John D. Rockefeller
Elmeford Hill
Tarrytown
N. Y
Mr Rockefeller
A-B.c
General Huerta
General Carranza
Constitutionaliat
Niagara Falls
Hamburg
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Jose Maria Lozano
Huertas
Queri¢c Modeno
Funstaen
Avaria
Puerto Mexico
J'avariare
Sir Frederick Burd Hinck
Franklin, Pa
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Peninsylvania
Jacob Rile
Barre
Mass
Eberle
President Bordua
Santo Domingo
Puerto Plata
Riverview Government Observatory
Sydney
Friendly Islands
South Pacific
Buckeye
Decares La‘tor
Odger
Ohio Farmers Fire and Tornado Insurance
Automobile Insurance
John Schorger
Rittman Hardware Company
Ford Automobile
Rittman Hardware Co
Rittman, Ohio
Mary Fuller
Edison Star
May
Woman's World
Green’s Fruit Grower
Home Life
the Rittman Press
Mackinac Island
North Country
Detroit
Buffalo
Toledo
Put-In-Bay
Clevelant
L. Gents
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Company
Pillip H. McMillan
A. A. Schantz
Third Street
Mich
Cledo
P. Huron
Zalpena, ‘Stignace
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