Prohibition State Ticket for Governor and Officials
Prohibition state ticket lists Nelson D Creamer for governor from Columbus and J M Scott for lieutenant governor from Alexandria. A C Purvis of New Lexington for auditor, William Kingham of Lakeside for treasurer, K Jay Pincey of Cleveland for supreme court judge, T W B Shreve of Marthas Ferry for attorney general. Board of Public Works candidate Benjamin Farquart of New Wilmington.
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Nelson D Creamer
Columbus
J M Scott
Alexandria
A C Purvis
New
Prohibition Party Declaration in Ohio May 1993
The Ohio Prohibitionists convene at Springfield on May 2 1993 urging abolition of liquor through national party doctrine. They denounce party incumbents, call for complete prohibition, and appeal to church, business, and citizen groups to vote against the saloon and uphold moral order.
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Prohibitionists
Ohio
Springfeld
Grattude
Agnilmant
God
Botlef
National Prohibition Party
Chicago
Air State
Clovon
Obio
State Central Committee Names Hinte Content Committee Members
The State Central Committee, led by Chairman Mccartney, lists the members of the Hinte Content Committee started at Springtiedan. The roster includes J Manin Cincinnati, Ber J Holliday Norwood, Upfold Dasten, Johnson Wioy Bidney, Rev A 8B Watkina, Keber ton, Rev J Mearbem Wilmington, AUrim Cook R.F DIS R W Hickerin Urbana, Rev 4 F McLlane Toledo, & Coveraton Portamouth, A. L. Baker Arthur, Robert Candy Columbus, 1p Peeko Sandoaky WT OH, TD Teeplen Mt. Giroad, Jamen Benjamin Zaneaville, W.W dcott Bridgenort, Capt J M Keatt Gransville, Jobn Denver Canton, Follz Akron, Geo L Case Cleveland, A. L. Talbot Cleveland.
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Mccartney
J Manin
Cincinnati
O Holliday
State Executive Committee Formed from Martinez Machinery
The State Executive Committee was constituted following a meeting. The officers named include Chairman FOM Mecatiney, Secretary W F S McDowell, Treasurer Jobs Farene, and members Robert Candy, Columbaa IT, MacLane Toledo IT, L. Peake Handarky J. 5. Martle, Ctociauatt, J. Scott, Granville.
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Mecatiney
W F S McDowell
Eecratary
Jobs Farene
Robert Candy
Columbaa IT
MacLane
Toledo
L. Peake
Handarky J
Temperance Losses and Bottled Beer Boom Reported
A past tradition of strong intoxicants fades as temperance gains marked by reduced home consumption, while the bottled beer industry expands massively. 1902 figures show immense quantities sold, prompting debate over whether temperance or alcohol access alters more.
Fourth of July social notes from Curppewa Lake area
A long list of local residents visiting friends and relatives across Ashland Orrville Canton Jefferson Wellsville Cleveland and Madisonburg. Names include Miss Artie Markey Lens Linda Mischier Effle Horst Jennie Brown Francis Gettleman Nettle Corte Marlon Smith and more with several hosting dinners trips and vacations noted around Creston Croatan and Pique areas.
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Curppewa Lake
Artie Markey
Lens
Linda Mischier
Effle Horst
Ashland
John Miabler
Orrville
Mra Dressler
Shrove
Albert Zulls
Dr Morgan
Akron
J Snader
Charlan Webmer
Canton
Ray Rankle
Heber Binkenhorn
C. D. McKee
F D . Mishler
J W Winter
Mies Claribel Derr
Ray
Bessie Miller
Jennie Brown
J J Latz
Stanton
Min
Bis
Local births and deaths and court actions noted
A son was born to J o A Garrett and wife on Wednesday July and a daughter to Hines and wife on Shrove Wednesday July 8. A 3 year old child of W J Winkler died of heart disease after months of illness. Miss Nellie Hand and James Patterson wed in Rapid City July 2. Mrs A Thomas of Bloomington recovering from serious injuries. Kendall McClure had his eyelid cut by a broken lens when hit by a playmate’s stone. A temporary restraining order against C S Traction Co. was granted to protect the telephone company’s right of way and poles at Jackson.
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Maby "Hines
Ang
W J Winkler
Orrville
Nellie Hand of
Wooster
James Patterson
Rapid City
South Dakota
Kendall McClure
George McClure
C. & S. Traction Co
U S. Telephone Co
Telephone Co
Jackson
Dayton
King
Harahman
Springfield
Urbana
Doracy Elliott
Kentucky
Wooster News Notes and Local Updates
Misa Martha Campbell, a niece of Dr J O Campbell, who won many friends to Wooster while at the University, died Wednesday at her home in Service. A new organ costing 1600 will be purchased by the Reformed church. oak pane work to be installed by Sept 1. A civil suit over rail line work, Salt for 302076 against the Ashland & Wooster railway, has begun in Ashland County Court. The electric road track is four miles south of Creston with the road bed nearly to Madisonburg. Work began in Wooster Wednesday, survey for the Y line to be laid out. Miss Sylvia Shoup, injured in a runaway, has regained consciousness. hair shaved to assess injuries. Mrs. Manse taken to Massillon. Miss Jennie Shoup recovering rapidly.
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Misa
Martha Campbell
J O Campbell
Wooster
Wading the University
The
Reformed Church
Aeshled & Wooster Railway
Ashland Countty Court
W E Burk
Ashland
New London
Creston
Madisonburg
Sylvia Shoup
Manse
Massillon
Jennie Shoup
Vermont Maple Sugar Process In Early Era
A fragmented account describes maple sugar making in Vermont, detailing sap collection, boiling, and handling of the sap in wooden troughs and kettles. It references local terms and methods used by early Vermonters to produce maple sugar.
Montrond and the Duel of Masks at Sea
An American reader recounts a tale aboard a vessel commanded by a French captain. Montrond confronts the captain over deception and a traitorous twist in the frigate’s crew. The exchange turns rancorous as insults fly, culminating in Montrond’s biting quip about English gentlemen.
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Peron
Gene
Count de Montreal
Montrend
Montrond
How Green Turtles Feed in Flor ida Waters
Green turtles live in deep southern Florida waters and feed mainly on turtle grass. They cut the grass near the roots, eat the lower parts, and leave the tops to form floating fields that mark hunting spots for fishermen. After grazing, they seek fresh water in river mouths, and Florida crews note turtles rolling grass into clayed balls in creeks which drift to sea. Nets are stretched across creek mouths to catch the turtles.
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Florida
Trow Pausantus Died in Sanctuary Poison Death
Pausantus, the Greek general, died by self administered poison while pursued for treason. He sought asylum in a temple sanctuary. when guards could not remove him they walled and unroofed the temple entrance. He was seen chewing a poison coated quill and died as workers breached the sanctuary.
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Trow Pausantus
Pausantus
The Anger Fish Tale From Coral Lagoons
The anger fish described as half fish half crab, 13 the terror of all vessels, is no larger than an almond yet bears a proboscis capable of boring through sheet iron. It frequents coral lagoons and burrows in coral, but also damages ships at anchor, with failures evident at sea in rough weather.
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South Seas
Shadow Superstitions From Across Cultures
A fragment discusses belief in shadows and fate across cultures. It mentions a proverb about the land and devil legends, with references to East Indian tribes Malayans Africans and Zulus. The piece notes fears that shadows can reveal or steal the self and affect fortune or death.
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Tulato
Spain
Cortitn
Liske
Oregon
Masks and Trade in African Mask Making History
Ethnologists note masks have been used for centuries in Africa with widespread wear in villages. A village artist repairs and occasionally makes new masks, reportedly thriving from demand and cultural significance across regions.
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Africa
Somnambulism and the mystery of sleepwalking
Somnambulism has long puzzled medicine from ancient times to today. The article notes numerous explanations and the ongoing difficulty for physicians to decide which view to accept about walking while asleep.
Ostrich Plumes and Feather Yield at Coronada Farm
The article details ostrich feather growth in each wing, listing twenty six long white plumes maturing in eight months, with males producing pure white and females shading to ecru. Short wing tips yield seventy five plumes each, tail feathers number sixty five, with 800 feathers collected from a single bird during a plucking. The female lays about seventy eggs annually.
Waiting For the Change in a Chicago Tribune Moment
The smiling shopgirl apologizes for the long wait and counts out change. Mr Tytephist reacts with alarm then relief as the clerk admits a bad quarter and a delay of about an hour. The scene captures a small urban vignette from Chicago.
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Mr. Tytephist
Chicago Tribune
Tried Again In Love Proposal Briefly Accepted
Tess expresses certainty about a suitor and recalls rejecting his first proposal. She admits he tried again and this time she accepted, as noted in the Philadelphia Press.
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Tess
Jess
Philadelphia Press
Compensation Jones Boarding House Breakfast Biscuit Scene
In a short boarding house vignette from the Boeston Journal a character named Jones receives only two small biscuits for breakfast. The exchange contrasts appetite with perceived weight of the meal, reflecting frugal living.
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Jones
Boeston Journal
Whence Generous Impulaces Spring
A man praised for generosity is urged to weigh actions against merits, as the Chicago Record-Herald argues true generosity shows in deeds, not mere credit.
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Chicago Record-Herakd
Zimmerman Seeks Ohio Governor Nomination in Democratic Draft
Columbus July 8 Arthur Zimmerman Springfield announces candidacy for Ohio governor at upcoming Democratic state convention. He cites party principles and notes Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland may join the race. Also covers Knapp murder trial progress and other regional items.
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Columbus
Ohio
Springfield
John L. Zimmerman
Hbe
Mr Zimmerman
Permon
James Kilbourne
Ume
Zimmerman
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Marriage Licenses Rendered In Several Listings
Levi Frits of Rittman and Mamie Burns have a marriage license recorded along with Sterling W. Montandon and Bertha W. Franke of Applecreek. Bert F Mette of Manafield and Ida Viola Griest of Wooster are joined by license. James F Wnogle and Sarah Z Adams of Esston are listed, as are J P H Gersehberger of Harper Kansas and Lizzie Brehneman of Rittman.
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Levi Frits
Rittman
Mamie Burns
Sterling W. Montandon
Bertha W. Franke
Applecreek
Bert F Mette
Manafield
Ida Viola Griest
Wooster
James F Wnogle
Sarah Z. Adams
Esston
J P H Gersehberger
Harper, Kan
Lizzie Brehneman
Cattle Market Report From Liberty on July 9
Livestock prices and market activity at Liberty show cattle supply steady to light. Prime and heavy beef cuts hold at higher quotes while sheep and lamb offerings remain thinner. wethers and lambs traded around moderate ranges with mixed lots noted. prices reflect typical midweek movement for farm markets.
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Liberty
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