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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
8
The obituary notes Thomas Witherall Palmer born 1830 in Detroit, longtime senator elected in 1883, age and death details given after a extended illness. The piece also references broader political chatter about currency and tariff debates and other national events of the era.
Columbus special reports Judge R M Wanamaker urged open courts and public deliberations, opposing secret consults of magistrates. He argued publicity would purge the judiciary as it did for corporations, and called for recall and broader efficiency in the courts.
Attorney General Hogan issues two rulings stating the 12000 for Gettysburg battle survivors reunion and the 116060 for Perry’s Victory Centennial are not subject to referendum and may be immediately used, despite prior delays while rulings were awaited.
Gov Cox announced Thursday appointments including Karl T Webber of Columbus to the state uniform laws board Judge B F McCarm of Montgomery County as trustee of Ohio State University with Oscar Carson as vice, Dr J H J Upham of Franklin County to the state medical board succeeding James A Duncan, Faledo Carl H Nau of Cuyahoga County to the state board of accountancy reappointment.
The Pittsburgh Board of Education examines Superintendent S L Heeter after a citizen committee finds him guilty of making improper advances and taking unwarranted liberties with three women. The board suspends him and orders a hearing, while a separate Brew er letter claim is deemed improper and dishonest.
London reports Alfred Austin aged 78 poet laureate of England has died. He studied law, graduated from London University in 1853, practiced briefly, then pursued travel and writing after 1861. He married Hester Ho man Mulock in 1865 and resided at S vin ford Old Manor Ashford Kent. His notable works include Randolph Tale of Polish Grief Fortunatis the Pessimist.
Fragments describe ancient features on Ponape and Lele in the Caroline Islands. References to coral field reefs, ruined fortifications, platforms, and traces of former fish weirs hint at organized settlement and coastal use.
The fragment lists dubious products and sensational health claims including a pain relief syrup and teething aids. It notes pharmaceutical-style promises and mentions adulterated money, illustrating deceptive advertising tone and risky claims in early print.
An appealing testimonial from Mrs. Bake Earlewine of Utica Illinois and Mrs. Hettie Greenstreet of Nebo Illinois praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The ads claim improvement after ten years of weakness and after childbirth with dizziness numbness and back pain.
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